Beaver Creek New Year’s Eve 2012 Family- Friendly New Year’s Eve Celebration

Beaver Creek New Year's Eve 2012

For an incredible line-up of family friendly events spend the last night of 2011 at Beaver Creek.  Parades, Thursday Night Lights NYE edition, and the family carnival are events you will never forget
3:30pm-7:30pm

Winter Characters, Beaver Creek Plaza -Join the Snow Princess, Old Man Winter, Scurry and Snowflake as they lead the Kid’s Winter Wonder Parade, skate around the ice rink and delight the entire family with their appearances throughout the Beaver Creek Plaza.

4:00-7:30         Family FunFest, Beaver Creek Plaza-A village-style street-fair complete with music, games, food and fun!

4:00  pm          Kid’s winter Wonder Parade, starts at Covered Bridge-Each day kids can join the Snow Princess and Old Man Winter host a parade for the kids each day from the center of the Plaza to light the fountain.

4:00-5:30 pm   The Whiffenpoofs in concert (4:00 Plaza, 5:30 pm at McCoy’s)-the Whiffenpoofs of Yale University, the oldest a cappella group in the United States, will perform two concerts on Dec. 31. The first performance will take                    place at 4 p.m. on Beaver Creek Plaza, and the second at 5:30 p.m. at McCoy’s

5:15 pm            Registration begins for Thursday night Lights New Year’s Eve Edition

6:15 pm            Ski down Torchlight Parade-Be a part of the tradition as you ski down Beaver Creek Mountain illuminating the mountain with glow sticks. This event is intended for intermediate and advanced skiers.

6:45 pm            Village fireworks-Enjoy a spectacular fireworks display that lights up the entire Village

7:30 pm-1am   New Year’s Eve Family Carnival-Spend New Year’s Eve with the whole family – join us at McCoy’s for the New Year’s Eve Family Carnival featuring live entertainment, carnival games,  pool, foosball, arcade games, raffle prizes, adult beverages and children’s “mocktails” and more!  DJ Shannon Tanner will be spinning  tunes as well as local teen band “Awaken Annie” so everyone can dance the night away!   Celebrate the New Year from coast-to-coast with three balloon drops at 10:00, 11:00 & 12:00!  All ages are welcome – there’s something for everyone!  The party takes place at  McCoy’s – Gerald R. Ford Hall near the base of Centennial Express Lift in Beaver Creek

Cost:
All pricing includes 2 drink tickets and New Year’s favors

Locals (purchase by Dec 24th)
Adults (21+): $35
Teens (13-20): $25
Kids (3-12): $10
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Standard (after Dec 24th and at the door)
Adults (21+): $45
Teens (13-20): $30
Kids (3-12): $15

Beaver Creek Events Calendar

Family Pack: 2 Adults & 2 Children: $125

Vail is the place to be for New Year’s Eve 2012

Vail New Years Eve 2012

Vail’s New Year’s Eve Celebration kicks off Saturday evening with the traditional family-friendly Torchlight Parade  down Vail Ski Mountain. Skiers and riders from Vail Ski and Snowboard School ski down Golden Peak illuminated with glow sticks, creating a trail of light that gracefully snakes down the mountain. The event is truly a fantastic spectacle that should not be missed,  Guests are invited to view the ski-parade from the base of Golden Peak. Immediately following the Torchlight Parade is a spectacular fireworks display that will light up the night sky over Vail Mountain. The Torchlight Parade and Fireworks are FREE and open to the public.

After the Torchlight Parade and Fireworks show, round up the whole family and head to Adventure Ridge via the Eagle Bahn Gondola for an evening of fun at the First Night Family Activities from 7-9 p.m.  This is a great place for kids and adults to have tons of fun. The gondola ride and select activities at Adventure Ridge are complimentary, and additional packages will be available for purchase that include discounted dinner and activities to keep the fun going throughout the evening. All children at First Night must be accompanied by a parent or chaperone.

For those looking for a more “Adult” way to ring in 2012, come celebrate the New Year in style. Vail’s Dobson Arena will be transformed into Club Dobson on New Year’s Eve, boasting the largest dance floor in Vail and the biggest party in town. DJ Logic, DJ Golden b and Ramona will be on hand spinning everyone’s favorite top 40, hip-hop and dance hits as well as the best from the 70s to the present.  This New Year’s party also includes a midnight Korbel champagne toast, balloon drop and confetti storm to ring in 2012.

Tickets for the Club Dobson New Year’s Eve Party are now on sale at www.vailnye.com, at the Dobson Arena box office, or by calling 970-845-8497.

Saturday, December 31 Schedule of Events
6:15 p.m. Torchlight Parade and Fireworks, Golden Peak
7-10 p.m. First Night Family Activities, Adventure Ridge
8 p.m-1:30 am   Vail New Year’s Eve 2012, Dobson Arena

18 and over. 21+ to drink alcoholic beverages
Tickets: $50 General Admission

Click here to purchase tickets

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Popovich Comedy Pet Theater
Wednesday, January 26 at 7:30PM
Gregory Popovich brings an amazing cast of 14 cats, 12 dogs, 10 doves and 6 mice to the Vilar Center stage for a delightful evening of comedy, juggling and extraordinary performing pets that were rescued from animal shelters. Popovich has been seen on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and “America’s Got Talent.”

Eagle Vail Golf Club Hosts 6th Annual Fundraiser Tourney for BMHS
Military Personnel, Students and BMHS Supporters Comprise Teams

Eagle Vail, CO – On Friday, June 4th, Eagle Vail Golf Club will host military personnel from Ft. Carson, Battle Mountain High School athletes, students and supporters in a unique fundraising golf tourney for the BMHS football team.  Sponsorships and playing spots are still open for this tournament, now in its sixth successful year.  The format is a best ball scramble with a shotgun tee off at 9 a.m.
Pat Engle, Battle Mountain High School’s (BMHS) football coach created the tournament in 2005 and the inspiration has not only raised important funds over the years, but has also raised the awareness of young people about the U.S. military servicemen and women.

“I thought that it would be an honor to include our military in the fundraiser that we were planning,” said Engle.  “The Carson Station in particular is very appreciative and supportive of our efforts.  We’re expecting 60-65 military personnel.  It’s really amazing for the students who get to interact with them and we’re always fortunate and appreciative to have the support of Eagle Vail Golf Club,” exclaimed Engle.

Ben Welsh, PGA Head Golf Professional at the Eagle Vail Golf Club echoed Engle’s sentiments. “Eagle Vail Golf Club is extremely proud to host this particular fundraiser each year,” said Welsh. “It is a unique opportunity to welcome our military to our community and to introduce them to our course. They’re supporting our country and our kids and we have the chance to give some rest and relaxation back to them,” added Welsh

Since the inception of the Tournament and continuing this year, the lead sponsor has been Vail Realty.  Vail Realty owners, Bart and Andrew Cuomo, have been passionate supporters of the Battle Mountain Football program for many years, aiding in raising money, providing lodging as well as coaching.  Bart Cuomo adds “We cannot think of a better event in this valley to sponsor.  This uniquely local event gives us the opportunity to support our student athletes in a sport we endear.  In addition, it also allows our community to show our sincere appreciation to the real heroes in America, who put their lives on the line to defend our freedom, by giving our Colorado-based soldiers the opportunity to spend quality time in the Vail Valley.  It is an honor to be associated with this event.”

As our economic times change, more and more of the expenses fall outside of the small budgets that are allocated to schools for extra curricular activities.   Funds raised will assist in purchasing safety equipment and uniforms as well as supplementing travel, camp and fitness training attendance.

In keeping with economic trends, $99 per person (down from $125) and $396 per foursome, will earn you a spot in this year’s BMHS Football Golf Scramble!

In addition to raising funds to support the Battle Mountain High School football program, the Battle Mountain Touchdown Club seeks sponsors to support the involvement of our participating soldiers.  Military team sponsorships this year is only $875 per foursome which is the bare bones to cover their costs as they spend a well deserved weekend in the Vail Valley after recently completing a tour in Iraq or Afghanistan or make final preparations to  leave for service.