Events

The Steamboat Symphony Orchestra invites you to step into a world of magic and music with our woodwind quintet in Once Upon a Song! Families will enjoy familiar favorites like Beauty and the Beast, Under the Sea, We Don’t Talk About Bruno, and A Whole New World, along with timeless classics like Sleeping Beauty Waltz and Morning Mood from Peer Gynt. Children are invited to dress up as their favorite characters and join the fun! Between the music, you’ll discover the enchanting sounds of the flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and horn — and learn how these instruments bring your favorite stories to life.

Don't miss this classic Western Series with film guru, Paul McCudden. Includes introduction and talk back. October 8: The Wild Bunch (1969) October 15: Westworld (1973) October 22: Silverado (1985) October 29: Unforgiven (1992) November 5: Brokeback Mountain (2005) November 12: Meek's Cutoff (2011) November 19: Horizon: Chap 1 (2024)

Art + Business Summit 2025 The arts are more than cultural enrichment—they are powerful tools for innovation, strategic thinking, and economic development. In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, the ability to approach challenges with creativity is not a luxury—it’s a competitive advantage. The Wildhorse Cinema & Arts Summit is designed to bring together business leaders and creative professionals to unlock new solutions through cross-sector collaboration. By leveraging the talents of artists and the insights of business minds, this summit creates fertile ground for innovation that benefits both industries and the broader Steamboat Springs community. Tickets $25-$50

Time and Other Materials is a captivating exploration into the minds and hearts of five accomplished artists. Each with their unique perspective and medium - be it animation, ceramics, installation art, or large-scale sculpture - they unveil their inner worlds through a series of intimate studio sessions. This revealing documentary delves into their collective need to create and connect, not only with each other but with the broader world and beyond. Emphasizing themes such as discovery, mystery, femininity, and the vision of a better future, the film illustrates what it truly means to live a life devoted to creativity. Through five individual chapters filled with personal reflections and artistic processes, the documentary highlights the profound significance of art for both its creators and audience.   Join us for this complimentary showing of the film as part of our first Art + Business Summit. Please RSVP to dagny@undiscoveredEarth.com

On April 8th2024, darkness struck Texas at 1:34pm, the moon blocking 100% of sunlight during 4-minutes and 23-seconds of Totality. Eclipse Outlaw Chase featuresaward-winning photographer Noah David Wetzel and his 250-hour project to capture a singular image: a western outlaw chase scene,complete with five horseback riders equipped with pistols and rifles riding full-gallop beneath the Total Solar Eclipse –the first to grace Texas' Hill Country since July 29th1878. An intimate portrait of an artist driven by vision,Eclipse Outlaw Chase showcases Wetzel’s journey to create the most powerful and surreal image of the Total Solar Eclipse –an ode to a bygone era of outlaws, cowboys, and the settling of the West. Within was born a world-class adventure: from conceptualizing the final idea, finding five committed horseback riders in Texas, to multiple days of testing, until the final moment of Totality that allowed for just three single-frame attempts. Witness this incredible journey to create art; a story of perseverance filled with humor and suspense, all to capture an ethereal moment -the last Total Solar Eclipse in America until 2044. BUY TICKETS    

Join us Thursday, October 23rd in Take 5 for The Moose Storytelling Series. Based on the Moth Radio Hour on NPR, we invite our audience members to share their own story related to a rotating monthly theme in a safe and inviting space. This month's theme is "Spooky Scary Stories" - Have you ever seen something you can't explain? Felt a presence or experienced something supernatural? Wished you hadn't gone to that haunted house? Come tell your best paranormal story or halloween-y story in the spirit of fall fright!

Musical films started almost as soon as sync sound was introduced in Hollywood in 1929.   Starting as an outgrowth of vaudeville, Hollywood and the rest of the world quickly developed a universal language of singing and dancing in films that continues to this day.  From Fred Astaire in "Top Hat" and Gene Kelly in "Singin' in the Rain," to "Wicked" to the latest from Bollywood, musicals have entranced audiences for a hundred years and show no sign of losing their appeal any time soon.  Join us as we take a tour through the history of musicals on film from Hollywood to the rest of the world. With Screenwriter, Professor and Steamboat Treasure Paul McCudden

Steamboat Springs Middle School students created movie posters. Check out these incredible creations starting February 1 in the lobby of Wildhorse Cinema & Arts

Musical films started almost as soon as sync sound was introduced in Hollywood in 1929.   Starting as an outgrowth of vaudeville, Hollywood and the rest of the world quickly developed a universal language of singing and dancing in films that continues to this day.  From Fred Astaire in "Top Hat" and Gene Kelly in "Singin' in the Rain," to "Wicked" to the latest from Bollywood, musicals have entranced audiences for a hundred years and show no sign of losing their appeal any time soon.  Join us as we take a tour through the history of musicals on film from Hollywood to the rest of the world. With Screenwriter, Professor and Steamboat Treasure Paul McCudden

As a supporter of arts and culture in NW Colorado, we invite you to a special evening to raise funds for All Arts Week. Sponsorships $2,000.00 includes tickets for two to an incredible concert with Calvin Arsenia featuring special guest Cera Impala  https://www.calvinarsenia.com/ $2000.00 sponsorship SUPPORT ARTS AND CULTURE BY DONATING HERE For more information, email: dagny@undiscoveredearth.com Calvin Arsenia – Bio (Concise Version) Musician, author, and podcaster Calvin Arsenia has built a reputation for turning the arts world on its head. Voted Kansas City’s Best Musician seven years running (PitchKC) and featured on Billboard, NPR, Pride.com, and GRAMMY.com, Arsenia is celebrated for his ethereal voice, harp mastery, and genre-defying performances that blend gospel, classical, jazz, and electronic influences. Known for his immersive, sensory concert experiences that explore themes of sexuality, spirituality, and identity, Arsenia’s shows balance the sacred and the subversive. His live performances—equal parts musical and visual art—are described as “Jeff Buckley meets Nina Simone with the soul of Sam Cooke and the sparkle of Björk.” A Kansas City native turned international performer, Arsenia has captivated audiences from Paris to Edinburgh with his breathtaking command of the harp and stage presence. Standing 6’6”, he pairs high fashion with heartfelt vulnerability, creating […]

Join us to watch some amazing films showing all that fly fishing can bring us. From travels across the globe to backyard adventures and from getting the next generation into the sport and healing on the water, these films bring the fly fishing world to life. Kick off the upcoming season and help Casting for Recovery, a non-profit offering free fly fishing retreats to women with breast cancer, raise money for its Western Slope retreat. Be ready to put your cash in buckets for great door prizes to raise even more money. We'll see you there!    Ticketing link.  Tickets are $20.

Western Resilience Center presents: INSIGHT: Art for Climate Action

Shanna in a Dress is your quirky best friend who refuses to wear pants. She says what everyone has felt but no one else will say and you'll get an uncensored journey of clever humor and heartbreak, extreme candor, and a hefty side of entertainment at her shows. This witty wordsmith is known for taking you on an emotional roller coaster, sometimes within the same song. Think John Prine mixed with Ingrid Michaelson with a twist of Phoebe Buffay from Friends all wrapped up in a sweet voice accented by guitar, piano, and ukulele. She's as real as it gets, as anyone who follows her on FB or Instagram knows. Shanna started her career at the University of Virginia, fell in love with Boulder, Colorado, and now keeps her fun music flowing out of Nashville unless she's touring the US or Europe. You can't get the same Shanna in a Dress show twice with her spontaneous banter and playful stage presence. She manages to teeter the line masterfully of taking on complex subject matters with smart, bold, and yet accessible lyrics. Her charisma and boldly honest songs are full of interesting language and wordplay and delight audiences of all ages. Most recently, Shanna in a Dress was pronounced […]

Resurrection, indigenous prophecies, and adventures around the globe — this is the story of Patrick McCollum. A spiritual leader and peace advocate, he finds himself at the very center of an ancient prophecy that could decide the fate of our planet. Pulled into McCollum’s world, acclaimed director Gabe Polsky will bring us across continents on a spiritual journey in which the absurd and profound merge.

Musical films started almost as soon as sync sound was introduced in Hollywood in 1929.   Starting as an outgrowth of vaudeville, Hollywood and the rest of the world quickly developed a universal language of singing and dancing in films that continues to this day.  From Fred Astaire in "Top Hat" and Gene Kelly in "Singin' in the Rain," to "Wicked" to the latest from Bollywood, musicals have entranced audiences for a hundred years and show no sign of losing their appeal any time soon.  Join us as we take a tour through the history of musicals on film from Hollywood to the rest of the world. With Screenwriter, Professor and Steamboat Treasure Paul McCudden

March 13 & 14th. Film Screening 6:00pm - Music at 8:30pm both nights. Tickets March 13 Tickets March 14

Jane Monheit Concert Raising Funds for Boys & Girls Club and Wildhorse Arts & Cinema Event Overview The Boys & Girls Club of Northwest Colorado and Prescription for the Arts proudly present Jane Monheit in Concert — an unforgettable evening of world-class jazz in support of youth mental health and creative healing. This special performance raises funds for The Boys & Girls Club and Wildhorse Arts & Cinema's Prescription for the Arts, an innovative program that provides mental-health-supported arts experiences for youth and individuals navigating depression, anxiety, and isolation. Through partnerships with the Boys & Girls Club of Northwest Colorado, Yampa Valley High School, and community providers, the program connects young people with professional artists for transformative one-on-one creative experiences. Proceeds from the evening will be shared between both organizations to expand access to youth arts programming across Northwest Colorado — helping more young people discover confidence, connection, and healing through the arts. Concert takes place March 13, 2026 at 7:00pm Wildhorse Cinema & Arts - Take 5 Speakeasy Complimentary drinks provided. Please note there are only 50 seats available for this event. You can RSVP HERE or donate above. This is a donation based event with suggested donation of […]

March 13 & 14th. Film Screening 6:00pm - Music at 8:30pm both nights. Tickets March 13 Tickets March 14

Join us One Thursday a Month at 7:00pm for a themed storytelling evening in a space for friends, sharing, and community. Come to share or come to listen!