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April 21, 2022

CDOT Construction in Silverthorne

The Colorado Department of Transportation has begun work on the eastbound Frisco to Silverthorne auxiliary lane project. Work is expected to go through September 2023. 

The exit 205 interchange will see the majority of work in 2022. Motorists can expect:

  • Alternating one-lane closures in both directions at night and shorter left lane turn-pockets. The shorter turn lanes are expected to be in place 24/7 until July.
  • Daytime work hours from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (minimal impacts after noon on Fridays). 
  • Nighttime work hours will vary, starting as early as 8:00 p.m. and going no later than 6:00 a.m.
  • Sidewalks will remain open and detour around active work areas.
  • Lanes on US 6 will be reduced to 10 feet.

As the project progresses in the coming months, plan for up to 20 minutes of additional travel time in the work zone. For additional information and the latest updates on this project, please visit CDOT's website.

Colorado artwork by Erica Nicole

Summit Locals Art Market Showcases Work from Area Artists

For years, Summit County artists have found inspiration in the area’s surrounding natural beauty, the visitors from around the world, and the close-knit community of locals. Now, those who want to support Summit County artists can find a bevy of them in one place: Summit Locals Art Market, located inside The Outlets at Silverthorne.

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Eclectic Bar & Grill

Eclectic Bar & Grill Offers Elevated Food at a Local Price

One of Silverthorne’s newest restaurants aims to do what many destination eateries do not: offer delicious comfort food at a price point geared toward locals. The principles behind Eclectic Bar & Grill are simple; the restaurant’s foodie founders wanted to build an eatery that their friends—many in the service industry—would frequent while also creating down to earth dishes that would delight and nourish the town’s many visitors.

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Minimal Impact

Silverthorne Businesses Keep It Green

Summit County has long been devoted to sustainability, and Earth Day on April 22, gives us the chance to recognize the local efforts made by area businesses and organizations. Read our latest blog post to learn more about local businesses that are keeping it green.

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bluebird market

Spring and Summer Happenings at Bluebird Market

Since opening, Summit County’s inaugural food hall, Bluebird Market, has become a popular gathering space for locals and visitors alike. Offering everything from burgers to harvest bowls to ice cream, empanadas and everything in between, Bluebird Market continues to grow. 

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Upcoming Events

Country Western Dance

country western dance

Friday, April 29 at the Silverthorne Pavilion
Enjoy an evening of guided lessons from 7-8 p.m. followed by open dancing and cash bar until 11 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., admission is $10.


Lower Blue River Watershed Cleanup

Blue River

Saturday, April 30 at Silverthorne Town Hall
Join the Friends of the Dillon Ranger District for a watershed cleanup along the Lower Blue River on Saturday, April 30 from 9 a.m. to noon. Participants should meet in the Silverthorne Police Department Parking Lot at Silverthorne Town Hall. Interested volunteers should sign up with Friends of the Dillon Ranger District


May First Friday Locals' Appreciation Party 

Locals' Liquors

Friday, May 6 on the Silverthorne Performing Arts Center Lawn
May’s First Friday will bring our community together to celebrate locals. In partnership with Locals Liquors, First Friday will feature tastings from 30+ breweries, wineries and distilleries, in addition to food vendors and live music. The event is free and open to the public, but donations are strongly recommended as all proceeds benefit nonprofits. 

Silverthorne News

Official Results from the 2022 Municipal Election

Silverthorne Mayor

  • Ann-Marie Sandquist 

Silverthorne Town Council

  • Nina "Chris" Carran (four-year term)
  • Erin Young (four-year term)
  • Kelly Baldwin (four-year term)
  • Tim Applegate (two-year term)

Ballot Issue No. 1

  • Lodging Tax - Yes/For 

Locals Liquors Locals' Appreciation Party Online Auction

The Town of Silverthorne and Locals Liquors have partnered once again to raise money for the community and those in need. In advance of the May First Friday Locals’ Appreciation Party, Locals Liquors is hosting an online silent auction featuring highly coveted bourbons and whiskeys, with 100% of the proceeds going to Smart BelliesSummit County Rescue GroupSave a BrainBuilding Hope and the Family & Intercultural Resource Center

The auction is live now through May 8 at 8 p.m. Each year Locals Liquors receives an allocation of specially allocated bourbons and whiskeys from their partner distributors, most of which are donated to charity fundraisers, including the Locals’ Appreciation Party. A sample of the collection being auctioned off includes, but is not limited to:

  • A Full Set of Blanton’s
  • Michtner’s Barrel Strength 10 Year and Toasted
  • E.H.Taylor Small Batch and Single Barrel
  • Rip Van Winkle 10 Year
  • Elmer T Lee
  • Van Winkle Lot "B" 12 year 

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Summit County Public Health Community Health Assessment Survey

Summit County Public Health has partnered with Centura on a community health assessment survey. All those who live or work in Summit County are invited to participate and make their voice heard on health issues. Chance to receive a $10 gift card. To participate, text SUMMIT to 877-424-0174.

An Artful Appeal 

An Artful Appeal

Don't let the sculptures outside the Silverthorne Performing Arts Center dance away! These sculptures are on loan from the artist, and the Silverthorne Art Board and Art Selection Committee are raising funds to permanently acquire this iconic collection.

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