Gunnison Valley Events Calendar

Explore events and things to do in Gunnison and Crested Butte, from weekend festivals and live music to outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. Whether you’re visiting for a few days or planning a longer stay, there’s always something happening in the Gunnison Valley. Find events happening today, this weekend, and throughout the year across every season. Use this guide to plan your trip and make the most of your time in Gunnison and Crested Butte.

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Gravitas: The Guru Principle

November 14 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
$60
Gunnison Sunset

Ground. Root. Remember what matters. Beginning with the concept of guruttva, the guru principle, this session explores gravitas: grounded stability and the weight of what truly matters. Through supported poses, hip openers, restorative work, inversions, pranayama, meditation, and philosophical teachings, we establish the foundation for the weekend. The intention is to begin from steadiness: cultivating the physical and internal grounding that allows us to meet uncertainty without immediately being pulled off center. If you would like to purchase a pass for the entire weekend please: 1. Open your class schedule 2. Go to the workshop purchase page 3. The weekend tier will appear there

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Annual events in Crested Butte and Gunnison

Gunnison Valley is also host to several beloved annual events. A classic winter event is The Alley Loop, a Nordic ski race that doubles as a costume contest. In fall, Mt. Crested Butte hosts the famous Chili and Beer Festival. Every summer in Gunnison, a crowd gathers to watch America’s fourth-oldest rodeo, Cattlemen’s Days. There are also festivals in Crested Butte that celebrate local art, music, wildflowers, and more. Attending an annual event is a good way to connect with the culture of the Gunnison Valley. You might even create a new tradition for you and your family and friends!
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Nordic skiers race in two lines dressed in costumes on a snowy downtown street