Colorado Winter Festivals
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The mission of DEN Arts is to engage, educate and entertain the public audience. Both the public artworks and temporary exhibitions aim to connect a local and global audience to the environment and culture of the vibrant City of Denver and the unique State of Colorado.
When the weather gets cold and the snow begins to fall, Coloradans have the unique opportunity to partake in the iconic winter festivals around the state. Lighting ceremonies, ice and snow sculpture carving competitions, ice climbing and battling down ski slopes are just a few of the activities to participate in or watch.
The Colorado Winter Festivals exhibit displays over 15 long-running Colorado winter events. Displays feature event and town information, competition apparel, tools and equipment, festival artifacts and photographs – all depicting past and upcoming events.
True to each winter in Colorado, there’s sure to be a festival somewhere around the Denver metro area or in one of state’s many historic mountain towns. Colorado Winter Festivals offers a small sampling of the numerous wintertime celebrations and fun to be had.
Participating winter festivals include:
Rio Frio Ice Fest, Alamosa
Winterfest, Arvada
X-Games, Aspen
Beaver Creek Talon Challenge, Beaver Creek
International Snow Sculpture Championships, Breckenridge
Cripple Creek Ice Festival, Cripple Creek
Parade of Lights, Denver
Snowdown, Durango
Holiday Parade, Golden
Ski Joring & Crystal Carnival, Leadville
Frozen Dead Guy Days, Nederland
Ouray Ice Festival, Ouray
Winter Festivities, Palmer Lake
Winter Carnival, Steamboat Springs
Cowboy Downhill, Steamboat Springs
Holiday Prelude, Telluride
