Plan your weekend in and around Glenwood Springs, 10/20/17
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Friday-Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m. Don’t recognize those names? Think back to the last time you saw William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” These two friends are minor characters in that classic, but they bumble their way to center stage in this tragic comedy. Nick Garay, Colorado Mountain College theater’s first graduate, returns to the college’s stage for this production. Continues Oct. 26-29.
New Space Theatre, CMC Spring Valley, 3000 County Road 114, Glenwood Springs | 947-8177 | $18 adults; $13 students, seniors and staff; season tickets available | svticketsales@coloradomtn.edu or eventbrite.com
Great Gatsby Murder Mystery Dinner
Friday, 8 p.m. Back by popular demand, as they say, it’s another murder mystery dinner at the Riviera. Break out your 1920s finery for this Gatsby-themed evening of whodunit. Price includes a three-course prix-fixe menu.
Riviera Supper Club & Piano Bar, 702 Grand Ave., Glenwood Springs | $50 | 945-7692 | rivieraglenwood.com
Ghost Walk Glenwood
Friday and Saturday, 7, 7:45 and 8:30 p.m. Don’t miss one of Glenwood’s classic events: ghost tours led by the “spirits” of some of the area’s most notorious residents. Continues Oct. 27-28.
Frontier Museum, 10th and Colorado Ave. | $20, $18 seniors, $12 members | 945-4448 | glenwoodhistory.com
Mac N Cheese Cookoff
Saturday, 3 p.m. Mac and cheese? Yes, please! Taste and vote during this historical park fundraiser. The event includes live music by Tom Evans.
Silt Historical Park, 707 Orchard Ave., Silt | $5 to taste and vote | 945-5337 | silthistoricalpark.net
SoGlow Fall Festival and Chili Cook-Off
Saturday, 3-7 p.m. South Glenwood neighbors are invited to meet, socialize and share a chili supper at the SoGlow Fall Festival and Chili Cook-Off. Enjoy live music, crafts and a hay ride for youngsters. Enter a pot of your favorite chili.
Glenwood Park baseball fields, Mount Sopris Drive, Glenwood Springs | Free | Facebook.com/SoGlowGWS
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