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February 2026 Calendar for Crested Butte |![]() |
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Feb. 6 =Move the Butte- Dance Collective Crested Butte--
606 6th St, Crested Butte, CO
February 6,12,14,20,21,27,28= Live Music - Irwin Brewing 9:00 p.m.- doors open at 8 p.m. Immerse yourself in Crested Butte’s vibrant heart at Public House, where Colorado’s rich saloon heritage meets modern charm. As a trusted gathering spot, we proudly serve up local flavors, refreshing drinks, and luxury accommodations, all set to the rhythm of live performances.
-February - Dinner at the Yurt Gourmet Backcountry Dining! Convene at 5 at the Nordic Center! 6-11 p.m. When the full moon rises, the Magic Meadows turn into a luminescent wonderland, with our back-country yurt nestled right in the middle. There, you can enjoy one of our gourmet yurt dinners; a five course meal in a spectacular setting. There is still availability for Feb.! 5 p.m. – Convene at the Crested Butte Nordic Center- come at 4:30 if you need to be fitted with gear!
Yurt Brunches! Still Available! - reservations not necessary
February 9 = Indian Paintbrush-How does the Indian paintbrush obtain its food? Some plants extract their nutrients from the sun. Instead, the paintbrush, in addition to photosynthesizing, parasitizes other plants. Through his research at Rocky Mountain Biological Lab, Jordan Argrett will lead us to a positive view of plant parasitism in plant communities. Please join the Gunnison Basin Chapter of the Colorado Native Plant Society for this special talk. Center for the Arts - 5 p.m.
February 10 = Apres Jazz- Center for the Arts - 5:30 p.m. --Ease into the evening with the smooth sounds of Julian Young. His soulful take on jazz brings warmth, rhythm, and style to your après hours—perfect for sipping, relaxing, and connecting after the day’s adventures.Discover the Crested Butte Vintage Market at Après Jazz!
Feb. 17= Mardi Gras Parade! = 5-6:30 p.m. The annual Fat Tuesday parade will start at 5pm and go down Elk Ave from 6th street to 1st street. After Party at the Mallardi Theatre with a LIVE BAND and Dancing!
February 18 = Life Drawing--Center for the Arts - 6-8 p.m.-Magic Hour Meetups Presents:
February 19 = Cookbook Club-Join us for a shared table potluck inspired by Recipes from the American South by Michael W. Twitty! This cookbook is a rich celebration of Southern foodways, weaving history, culture, and flavor into every dish. From soulful sides to comforting mains, these recipes invite us to honor tradition while sharing in the joy of a good meal. Pick up a copy at Townie Books or borrow ours, sign up for a dish, and bring your creation to share. Together, we’ll savor the tastes of the South and the stories they carry one plate at a time.
February 19,20, 21 = Move the Butte- Center for the Arts: Showtimes: February 19 – 7pm Move the Butte is a community dance production that features diverse dance styles performed by over 140 local Crested Butte and Gunnison Valley adults. The show serves our entire community as a supportive, inclusive, and safe environment, as well as an opportunity for dancers to perform on stage. This production showcases many dance styles such as Ballet, Tap, Aerial, Lyrical, Modern, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Jazz, Burlesque, Fire Performing, Hula Hooping, and more! Approximately 1,400 audience members watch Move the Butte each year, and we encourage any new participants to join us! For information and tickets, visit www.movethebutte.com.
Feb 25 = The Brothers Comatose-doors 7pm | show 8pm-Fusing old school string band instrumentation with rock and roll exuberance, The Brothers Comatose cement their status as standard bearers of a thriving, innovative West Coast roots movement on their intoxicating new album, Golden Grass. Recorded with co-producers Greg Holden and Tim Bluhm, the collection is as diverse and enthralling as the California landscape itself—at times carefree and breezy, at times wild and rugged—with lush, organic arrangements full of rich vocal harmonies and driving guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and upright bass. While the record marks the group’s first release with newest member Addie Levy, the result is quintessential Brothers Comatose: a warm, joyful reflection on identity and the ties that bind from a band that knows exactly who they are (and exactly where they come from).
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