Gunnison Valley Events Calendar

Did you know there are many events in Crested Butte and Gunnison? See live music, take an art class, volunteer, play trivia, watch (or participate in) a ski or bike race, and more! Check this calendar to see what’s going on.

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History Book Club with Ian Billick

January 28 @ 12:00 am
Free
Gunnison Sunset

Join our Crested Butte Mayor, Ian Billick, for Feburary book club. “From the Age of Exploration to the Age of Discovery” embeds field research at RMBL in the larger context of exploration and discovery, from the fall of Constantinople in 1453 that sparked exploration, through the emergence of the scientific societies in the 17th century, and the geological survey of the Gunnison Basin in the 19th century. It peaks into the future, talking about the transition from carbon-based systems, such as life and fossil fuels, to silicon-based systems, including computers, AI, and renewable energy. Participants will have a chance to look at some of the early books in my collection from the 18th and 19th century documenting the period of exploration and discovery. Free community event Billick’s book is for sale in the Museum gift shop. Friday, February 27th-6pm

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  • Date: January 28
  • Time:
    12:00 am
  • Cost: Free
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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