The 3rd annual Beckwith Ranch Roundup promises fun for all and great entertainment in ranching style. Live Bands, Ranching Arena Presentations, Mansion Tours, Blacksmithing Demo, Tours of Newly Restored Barns, Observe the Sun Safely, Face Painting (Kids Council), Stick Horse Derby, Horse Shoes, Calf Roping, Ponies. Additionally, there will be an authentic Chuckwagon Lunch, Wagon Rides, Silent Auction, Community Booths and of course the...
OPEN TO PUBLIC 11:00am-12:00pm Safely observe the sun through several solar telescopes at the Smokey Jack Observatory.
The “June’s Bustin’ Out” Opening Reception is the perfect way to spend your Saturday - mingling with local artists, having some refreshments, and enjoy a sampling of tunes by our local musicians. You also get to vote for your top two favorite artworks in the People’s Choice awards. Receptions at the 3rd Street Gallery are free to attend.
OPEN TO PUBLIC A two hour open house to view the celestial objects we are observing that evening at the Smokey Jack Observatory. Weather permitting.
The Westcliffe Farmers Market celebrates its 17th anniversary. It will be set up in the spacious parking lot located at 59000 Hwy 69/N 3rd St. That is right around the corner from Main St and the Stage Stop corner and around the corner from Jess Price Park. Held every Friday from 9am to 1pm June 7th through September 27th. Come out to get fresh...
Come out to enjoy walking around to the many fine art galleries in our little town. 3rd Street Gallery, Andy Mast Fine Art, Arterburn Fine Art Gallery, Cheryl Swartz Jewelrysmith, Greenstone ArtWorks, K-2 Gallery Arts, Melody DeBenedictus Fine Art Gallery, Sangre de Christo Gallery and Rock Shop. Wild Iris Gallery
OPEN TO PUBLIC 11:00am-12:00pm Safely observe the sun through several solar telescopes at the Smokey Jack Observatory.
OPEN TO PUBLIC View live images on a 10 foot outdoor screen in the amphitheater outside the Smokey Jack Observatory. Seating is limited.
As You Like It, one of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies, tells the story of Rosalind, who flees to the Forest of Arden with her cousin Celia and the “wise fool” Touchstone, to find her father the Duke, who is living there in exile “like the old Robin Hood of England” with his band of followers. Once there Rosalind, disguised as a young man, satirically...
OPEN TO PUBLIC 11:00am-12:00pm Safely observe the sun through several solar telescopes at the Smokey Jack Observatory.
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