Events

BANFF Mountain Film Festival – Boise, Idaho
Boise, ID, _83702
United States
02/07/2010 - 02/09/2010

What do 2 Below, fat tires, blue paddles, and plenty of sunshine have in common? Well, yes, they are some of New Belgium’s tasty brews, but also BANFF Mountain Film on Tour. See incredible footage celebrating mountain culture, and outdoor adventures for this multi-day event. The Boise stop on this tour is hosted by the local non-profit Bogus Basin Nordic Group.

www.bogusbasinnordicgroup.org

http://www.banffmountainfestivals.ca/tour/

At the Egyptian Theater - 7.00pm each day.

LA Street Food Fest
LA Center StudiosDowntown Los Angeles, CA
United States
02/13/2010

The best in LA gourmet food trucks paired with Fat Tire and Ranger IPA.  Sounds like a magical relationship!  Benefitting the LA Food Bank, this food festival brings the community together over a good meal and an even better beer.   Do-It-Yourself booth is not to be missed, Photo Booth, plus Cool wares from 30 of the best local designers and artists, great for those last minute Valentine's presents.

www.lastreetfood.com

 

Lucent L’Amour
Shrine Auditorium_Los Angeles, CA
United States
02/13/2010

Best described as a 'A Visionary Love Fest', this event presented by the Do Lab (Lightning in a Bottle folks) hosts some of the best in performing arts, both visual and musical.  Several stages boast DJ's throwing down beats, dancers and performers, and live art paintings.  New Belgium brews top off this great evening on the eve of Valentine's Day.

http://lucentlamour.com/

 

 

onelove
Fort Collins, CO
United States
02/13/2010

 

Tickets available at: www.everybodylovessauce.com

 

 

Through the Rabbit Hole
Promenade Playhouse_Santa Monica, CA
United States
02/18/2010 - 12/18/2010

You laughed. You cried.  You disappeared.  This community-inspired variety show brings together the best new performers in comedy, magic, art, theatre and music.  Come and be entertained. Have a New Belgium beer or two. Leave amazed.   You with be introduced to new talent with an authentic voice while also helping to raise funds for Breast Friends Cancer Survivor Support Group. 

This is an ongoing series taking place on the 18th of every month.

 

The Super Tour
Crested Butte, CO
United States
03/06/2010

The Super Tour, a backcountry ski, slated for March 6th. It's a race for those who like to go fast, or it can be skied as a loosely guided tour for those looking for a more relaxing pace. This 22.5k event starts at 8am at the Gothic Road trailhead in Mt. CB. This is a beautiful route that circumnavigates Gothic Mountain, but is a challenging ski with a steep 2000' climb and a sometimes fast downhill.

www.cbnordic.org

St. Patty’s Day Fest
Los Angeles, CA
United States
03/14/2010

The City of Angels enjoys St. Patricks Day the way it was meant to be- Irish Dancing, great beers, wine and spirits.  A great selection of food vendors too.  "This celebration will drive the sorrow from your bones."

http://www.stpattysfest.com/

Red Rocks Rendezvous
Red Rocks Consesrvation Area_Las Vegas, NV
United States
03/19/2010 - 03/23/2010

Climbing takes on the Entertainment Capital of the World, Vegas, for the ever-popular Red Rocks Rendezvous.  Rock climbing and mountain biking during the day, food and New Belgium libations at night.  All climbers will enjoy the world-class instructor athletes, the Friday & Saturday night slideshows / movies, the Saturday night buffet party, and the Sunday morning pancake breakfast.

http://www.mountaingear.com/events/default.aspx

 

CB Nordic Bonfire Dinner
Crested Butte, CO
United States
03/20/2010

A unique 4-course, 4-star, dining experience! Ski or snowshoe from course to course along the town ranch with a warm bonfire and gourmet food at each station. Proceeds to benefit Gunnison/CB Junior Nordic Team.

www.cbnordic.com

The Elk Mountains Grand Traverse
Crested Butte to Aspen, CO
United States
03/26/2010 - 03/27/2010

The Elk Mountains Grand Traverse is a bold endeavor in which men and women scale rugged, avalanche swept terrain reaching over two and a half miles into the sky, ski more than 38 miles, and climb better than 6000 feet. For reasons of snow safety, the race starts at midnight and the odyssey is made mostly in the dark. Routed over Star and Taylor passes, the Traverse threads skiers through a landscape both beautiful and terrible. It's not just a race. People are tested. Gear is tested. Nature is in charge. To ski it is to experience the unconstrained power and exquisite loveliness of winter's grip on the mountain world.

www.elkmountaintraverse.org