Arts District in Breckenridge

This information is provided by the town of Breckenridge in their Summer, 2006 publication of the Breckenridge Bulletin.

The town of Breckenridge is developing a pedestrian friendly arts campus on the northwest corner of Washington Avenue and South Ridge Street, which will develop into a home for resident artists and offer a variety of workshops and cultural events. The Arts District, now in its third year, continues to grow with the relocation of the Quandry Antiques building and the first resident artist studio/apartment at the Tin Shop, set to open this spring/summer, along with the restoration of the historic Fuqua Livery Stable.

Workshops for children, teens and adults, in a variety of mediums, including sculpture, painting, print making, beading, textiles and ceramics are offered at the Robert Whyte House. For a calendar, visit townofbreckenridge.com.

Don't miss the third annual Arts District Celebration on Sunday, July 2, 2006, with a sidewalk art contest, dancing by local dance companies and artist demonstrations.

For information about Breckenridge real estate opportunities, check out Susan Gunnin's web site.