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The Gilpin County Community Center felt busy and warm over the weekend of December 13 and 14 as the 22nd annual Winter Arts Festival filled the building with vendors, music, kids, and cookies.
Event covers program costs, miscellaneous expenses
Hanukkah traditions comes full circle as the author, now living far from her grandchildren, preserves the ritual through annual video calls that connect three generations across 1,500 miles.
Searching for Light: Peak to Peak Chorale dedicates winter concert to victims of the Caribou Village fire
The annual Parade of Lights ran down Main Street in Lyons on Saturday, December 6, beginning at 6:30 p.m. With temperatures in the 30s, a large and rambunctiously delighted crowd of adults and children alike filled the street sides and sidewalks to overflowing.
The Nederland Community Center became the quintessential place for gift shopping, joyful entertainment, and cheerful vibes this pat weekend, as the Nederland 2025 Holiday Mountain Market swept in (along with the snow and the breeze), bringing with it over 50 vendors.
Black Hawk is about to get a dose of holiday magic as live reindeer, hot cocoa, and festive lights take over Gregory Street on December 14.
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church is inviting the entire community to a Christmas Eve potluck, concert, caroling, and candlelight service inside its historic 151-year-old Central City sanctuary.
Central City welcomed the holiday season with a spirited celebration rooted in its legendary Tommyknocker past.
Vendors fill the Coal Creek Hall
'Neighbors helping neighbors': Nonprofit helps area residents meet their basic needs
Annual dinner draws more than 75
On December 13, 2025, at the Nederland Community Center, Peak Abundance—the Nederland Food Pantry, Community Gardens, and Clothing Closet—will be holding its annual Holiday Distribution Drive from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Generally speaking, a turkey trot is a short distance “fun run” that is held on or around Thanksgiving.
Black Hawk celebrates on Christmas Street in the HARD district
High Country Auxiliary supports Gilpin County first responders with Thanksgiving potluck dinner
Annual Holiday Mountain Market will be December 6-7 at Nederland Community Center
Central City is getting ready to glow for the Tommyknockers Christmas weekend. Festivities begin Friday, December 5, at 6:30 p.m. with a tree lighting at Spring and Main Streets.
Benjamin Franklin never proposed that the wild turkey should become our national symbol instead of the American bald eagle. In fact, he didn’t think a bird of any kind should be chosen for the Great Seal of the United States.