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This weekend, dinner isn’t just a reservation — it’s an adventure.
Ski, snowshoe, or ride under the stars to a glowing mountain lodge, then stick around for comedy, live music, and all the cozy après energy Summit County does best. If you’ve been craving something a little more magical than the usual night out, you’re exactly where you need to be. We’ve rounded up everything you need below.
Weekend Highlights
Moonlight Dinner Series - A Night in Vietnam
January 17, 2026 | A-Basin Black Mountain Lodge
7–10 PM | $120 | On-Mountain
Ski, snowshoe, or ride the lift under the stars to a mid-mountain lodge for a chef-prepared Vietnamese-inspired feast. This popular Moonlight Dinner experience includes a multi-course menu, welcome cocktail, and unforgettable alpine ambiance.
Check-in: 6:00–6:30 PM at Guest Services
Lift loads: 6:45 PM
Cocktails: Available beforehand at 6th Alley Bar & Grill
⚠️ Reservations required — this event sells out fast.
Menu highlights include banh mi tartlets, pho, grilled pork, curry dishes, and sweet banana desserts.
Weekend Highlights
Laughs at Altitude: Mal Hall Live
January 17 | 8 PM | Eclipse Theater, Breckenridge
Vail Comedy Show
America’s best ski-town comedy show brings top comics to unique mountain venues for a night that’s hilarious, professional, and can’t-miss. Curated by comedian Mark Masters, every show is a one-of-a-kind experience featuring talent from The Tonight Show, CONAN, The Late Show, Comedy Central, HBO, and more.
🎤 Featuring Mal Hall — expect big laughs, sharp stories, and at least one moment where you laugh so hard you forget what altitude you’re at.
Start your year with clarity
Written by Shane Parrish and reMarkable, this workbook helps you reflect without complexity or stress. It guides you through the past year with intention, so insights emerge naturally.
This isn’t about setting more goals. It’s about understanding what matters, clearly and calmly.
A simple reset for January. A thoughtful way to review your year.
Upcoming events
World Class Sculptors!
Bundle up and experience winter creativity at its finest! The International Snow Sculpture Championships bring artists from around the world to Breckenridge to carve giant snow blocks into stunning sculptures — no power tools, just imagination and skill. Kids love watching the artists work, and families can explore the finished sculptures FREE of charge throughout downtown Breckenridge during viewing week.
Sculpting: Jan 24–28, 2026
Viewing: Jan 28 – Feb 3, 2026
Tip for families: Visit Sunday–Wednesday for a calmer, stroller-friendly experience. Bonus, grab a to-go “hot cocoa” from Clint’s Bakery & Coffeehouse!
See our“Insider Tip “ below on how to get around Breckenridge during the Holidays!
Local Après Spotlight
Fire & Ice | Warren Station
Warren Station heats up winter with Fire & Ice — a relaxed, elevated après evening of chef-driven bites and craft cocktails.
Enjoy four tasting stations by Graze & Torreys Catering, each paired with Breckenridge Distillery cocktails crafted by liquid chef Billie. Zero-proof cocktail options available, perfect for Dry January.
VIP Experience: Early access with a chef-led teppanyaki table, DIY cocktail moment, exclusive spirit tastings, and a commemorative Breckenridge Distillery rocks glass.
Schedule:
Doors 4:00 PM | VIP 4:30–6:30 PM | GA 6:30–8:30 PM
A portion of proceeds supports the Snake River Community Fund, benefiting Keystone’s arts and beautification.
Menu highlights include seared steak, charred shrimp, harissa chicken, and s’mores tart.Sip, Snack, Stay Awhile!
Insider Tip:
How to Get Around Breckenridge (Parking Made Easy)
Visiting for the Snow Sculpture Championships? Skip the parking hassle and ride Breck Free Ride — it’s completely free. Downtown fills fast, but getting around town is simple and stress-free.
Best places to park once & ride:
Airport Road Parking Lot
Ice Rink Parking Lot
Stephen C. West Ice Arena Lot
From there, hop on the free bus and you’ll be steps from Main Street and the sculptures.
📱 Pro tip: Download the “My Free Ride” app for real-time bus tracking and easy route planning — or check schedules online or at any bus stop.
Summit Scoop Pro Tip: Walking + free bus = better photos, warmer drinks, and zero time circling for parking.
In case you missed it
Before You Go
Don’t close this tab just yet — here are more fun events happening around Summit County you won’t want to miss:
Shows & Performances
Marty Supreme — Jan 15–18
Eclipse Theater, Breckenridge“The Bluebird” — 7 PM | Jan 15–18
Theatre SilCo, Silverthorne
Live Music
Many Mountains — 6 PM | Jan 16
Bluebird Market, SilverthorneLate Night Radio — 8 PM | Jan 16
10 Mile Music Hall, FriscoBarrel Room Music Series — 5 PM | Jan 17–18
Breckenridge Distillery
Dance, Fitness & Pop-Ups
Country Western Dance — 6:30 PM | Jan 16
Silverthorne PavilionIn-Store Yoga + Shop — 8:30 AM | Jan 17
Lululemon, BreckenridgeRacysuits Pop-Up — 12 PM | Jan 17
Outer Range Brewing, Frisco
Outdoor & Sports
Community First Tracks — 7:30 AM | Jan 16
Peak 9, BreckenridgeVipers vs. Midtown Mafia — 7:30 PM | Jan 16–17
Stephen C. West Ice Arena, Breckenridge
That’s a wrap for this week!
Whether you’re chasing fresh turns under alpenglow, laughing through a comedy set, or warming up with a cocktail as the snow falls outside, Summit County is serving peak winter magic. Rally your crew, follow the mountain lights, and make a weekend that lingers long after the last chair stops spinning.
XoXo,
The Summit Scoop Panda
