Great Crested Butte Lodging

Anytime! Don't miss the Majestic Theater - Cozy cinema with 3 screens offering blockbuster & some cult films, plus organic snacks & a full bar. Great for kids and adults alike! 507 Red Lady Ave. - right next to Clark's Market

March 5 =Marvel Years ft Louie Letdown-| Doors: 8:00PM, Show: 9:00PM-Guitar-slinging producer Marvel Years brings his signature blend of live electronics, funk, and hip hop to the intimate Public House stage, weaving soulful melodies, gritty bass lines, and improvisation into a high energy set built for late night movement.
Denver rapper, producer, and turntablist Louie Letdown opens the night with sharp lyricism, head nod beats, and turntable flair, setting the tone for a genre bending party in the heart of Elk Avenue.

March Almost every night!- A Bar Above Winter Concerts-620 Gothic Rd Unit C-125, Crested Butte, CO-- here is a link to the music calendar.

March 6,7,13,14,17,20,21 (live music)- 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.

5 p.m. – Convene at the Crested Butte Nordic Center- come at 4:30 if you need to be fitted with gear!
6 p.m. – Arrive at the Magic Meadows Yurt
6:30 p.m. – Hors D’oeuvres are served

March 6 - Center for the Arts - Vandelux-Center for the Arts Crested Butte 606 Sixth Street, Crested Butte, CO, United States
Reception: February 6 | 5-7pm -Get ready for a night of dynamic electronic grooves and immersive production as Vandelux — the solo project of Vancouver-born, San Francisco–based multi-instrumentalist and producer Evan White — takes the stage in Crested Butte.Since bursting onto the scene with high-energy remixes in 2016, Vandelux has carved out a signature sound that bridges trip-hop, deep house, and indie-electronic atmospheres. With a catalogue spanning millions of streams, his tracks blend textured beats, soulful melodies, and cinematic energy that translate effortlessly to the live stage.His latest work, including tracks from Closer, showcases his ability to craft emotive soundscapes that feel both intimate and expansive — the perfect soundtrack for an evening in the mountains.

March 1,8,15,22 = Brunch at the Yurt-10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Everybody’s favorite Bistro returns to Magic Meadows this season, serving up organic and gluten-free pastries, treats, teas, chai, fruit and soup, plus local coffee, delicious pie and festive, refreshing libations with a warm fire, sunny deck and weekly specials.

March = Historic Walking Tour- make a reservation - 2-3:30 p.m. starting at the Crested Butte Museum

March 7 - Sleds & Kegs After Party with: Twan · Monty Kiddo · Slippin Jimmy · Sweater Disco · Samaro-Sleds & Kegs weekend goes late. If you’ve been out on the hill (or in the mix all weekend), this is the move: a proper Saturday-night sendoff with a stacked DJ rotation, big energy, and that Public House intimacy we all love. Sleds & Kegs is built “for the locals, by the locals,” raising money for Gunnison Valley nonprofits—so showing up is part of the fun.

March 7 =Glitchy Business-Center for the Arts Crested Butte 606 Sixth Street, Crested Butte, CO, United States
doors 6pm | show 7pm A comedy show fundraiser to support Project Hope. The comedy contains adult material as Cindy Pierce shares humorous stories about fumbling and stumbling through life. GCSAPP will have a free movie for kids at the Majestic Theater to make this a wonderful date night opportunity..

March 10 = Trivia at the Museum 5:30-7 p.m. 331 Elk Ave.-Step back in time and join us at the Crested Butte Museum for our Trivia Series, taking place every Tuesday in March.

March 12 = Beats Antique Center for the Arts-Doors open 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m.
Beats Antique are an Oakland-based trio fusing electronic music with global sounds and performance art. Formed in 2007 by multi-instrumentalist David Satori, dancer/producer Zoe Jakes, and percussionist Sidecar Tommy Cappel, they blend Middle Eastern belly-dance music, downtempo, hip-hop, jazz, and Afrobeat with heavy drums and live instrumentation. Their shows are as much visual spectacle as concert, pairing big cinematic beats with tribal fusion dance and surreal, circus-tinged staging.

March 13-14 = Survival Fest at the Center for the Arts is the winter festival you didn’t know you needed, equal parts brain food, body heat, and pure community chaos. Learn quirky skills, hear big ideas, jump into DIY art, snack your way through the weekend, and dance like you’re preparing for the end times. Sweat it out at the Fire + Ice Beach Party (yes, there’s a sauna in the snow), then gear up for the Apocalypse Roadshow, a Saturday-night mashup of comedy, creativity, and barely-controlled madness. Winter has never been this ridiculous or this fun.

March 13 - Fire + Ice: An Apocalypse Beach Party-At Fire + Ice: An Apocalypse Beach Party, embrace the end-of-the-world luau of your dreams: the Norra Dalen mobile sauna for steamy escapes, snow chairs for chill-downs, roaring fire pits, and a dance floor fueled by DJ Walter Balltell’s unstoppable tracks. It’s surreal, it’s snowy, it’s Survival Fest.

March 13 =Felix Cartal- Public House-8 pm doors open - show at 9 p.m.-Felix Cartal brings his signature blend of melodic, high-energy dance music to the Public House stage for a full-night party in one of Colorado’s most intimate rooms. Expect a set that moves fast, hits hard, and still leaves space for those big, emotional hooks that make his productions feel massive—whether you’re locked in up front or catching the wave from the back of the room. A prolific producer and DJ from British Columbia, Felix Cartal (Taelor Deitcher) has built a deep catalog across house/electronic, with collaborations, remixes, and originals that have kept him a staple in the scene for years. If you’ve been following his more recent era, you’ll recognize material from i, sabotage and the releases surrounding it—music built for late nights, big systems, and hands-in-the-air moments. 202 Elk Ave.

March 14 - the Galentines- Public House 202 Elk ave.- Join us at Public House for a night of bold, harmony-rich indie rock with The Galentines (Boulder, CO). This all-girl band has become a heartbeat of Colorado’s local scene, blending stunning vocal harmonies with epic, classic-rock-leaning instrumental moments (Fleetwood Mac / Pink Floyd energy) while keeping a sharp punk edge through driving rhythms and biting lyricism. Their music celebrates the complexity of womanhood and breaks the usual boxes along the way. 

March 14 - The Apocalypse Roadshow: Surviving AI A comedy show about our future with technology- Center for the Arts. Hosted by comedian Shane Mauss and Athena Aktipis (featuring comedy, science & music).Surviving AI is a comedy show that blends humor with thoughtful exploration of how humans relate to artificial intelligence and how we might build a more cooperative technological future. The evening begins with a stand-up comedy set, moves into a salon-style conversation with experts on AI and cooperation, and culminates in a live improvisational “battle” between a human artist and an AI, responding to each other in real time. Throughout the show, an LED screen displays dynamic visuals generated through human–AI collaboration, created live by AI artist Michael Strauss, inviting the audience to reflect on creativity, agency, and collaboration in an age of intelligent machines.

March 17 = Apres Jazz- Daniel Bennett Group- Center for the Arts-5-6:30 p.m. -New York saxophonist Daniel Bennett has been hailed as one of the most original and unpredictable musical voices of his generation. The Boston Globe described Bennett’s music as, “a mix of Jazz, Folk and Minimalism.” The Daniel Bennett Group is celebrating the release of their 10th studio album, ‘Mr. Bennett’s Mind.’ Timeout New York called the music, “hypnotic!” Daniel Bennett is joined by master percussionist Koko Bermejo on drums and keyboard. Rounding out the trio is acclaimed electric bassist Jeff Dingler. 

March 19 - Cookbook Club: Heartland Masala: An Indian Cookbook from an American Kitchen- Center of the arts: Let’s spice things up with a community potluck inspired by Heartland Masala: An Indian Cookbook from an American Kitchen by Jyoti Mukharji, Auyon Mukharji, and Olivier Kugler! Blending Indian flavors with an American kitchen sensibility, this cookbook offers dishes that are vibrant, approachable, and perfect for sharing. Pick up a copy at Townie Books or borrow ours, sign up for a dish, and bring your flavorful creation to the table. Together, we’ll explore the rich tastes of Indian cooking and celebrate the joy of gathering over good food.

March 1,8,15,22 = Brunch at the Yurt-10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Everybody’s favorite Bistro returns to Magic Meadows this season, serving up organic and gluten-free pastries, treats, teas, chai, fruit and soup, plus local coffee, delicious pie and festive, refreshing libations with a warm fire, sunny deck and weekly specials.

March 19 - Center for the Arts - DJ Williams Band--D.J. Williams is an acclaimed guitarist, singer-songwriter, and producer based in Denver, CO whose illustrious career has seen him traverse the globe, igniting stages ranging from intimate clubs to renowned festivals with his band’s fiery performances. Described by Premier Guitar as “… a monster… an inventive, effective, and ear-catching soloist, armed with a warm tone and superior chops,” Williams has unleashed his next creative achievement: new album “Gravity & Grace” on his own label Projekt Music Group and is hitting the road! 8 p.m.

March 20,21 - Banff Film Festival - Center for the Arts - Crested Butte Search and Rescue hosts two nights of adventure and mountain culture films presented by the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour. This is Crested Butte Search and Rescue’s 33rd consecutive annual showing and one of our team’s main fundraising events.  Please join us March 20 and 21 for two nights of different mountain films that will awe and inspire your sense of adventure. $25

March 21 - Skiitour at the Public House- 9-midnight-Canadian duo SkiiTour are all about feel-good energy, funky house rhythms, and good-times culture. Hailing from Whistler, BC, the duo—Tim Livingstone and Dave Rollie—have built a global following for their signature blend of ski-season party vibes, bass-driven grooves, and retro flair that turns every dance floor into a snow-dusted celebration.

March 22 - GRIEVES – OUT COLD TOUR 4with Blueprint and Benz Shelton
Share- at the Public House 9-Midnight - With two decades of experience in the music industry, Seattle’s own Grieves has carved out a remarkable path as an independent artist. Originally signing with Rhymesayers in 2009, he toured globally and shared stages with influential artists such as Atmosphere, Macklemore, T-Pain, Watsky, Brother Ali, Evidence, Chris Webby, Rittz, People Under the Stairs, Pepper, Badfish, and many more.

March 26-27 - Kyle Hollingsworth Band at the Public House- 9-Midnight -Join us for two unforgettable nights with Kyle Hollingsworth Band, led by the dynamic keyboardist, composer, and longtime member of The String Cheese Incident. Hollingsworth’s performances blend the improvisational spirit of jam music with the sophistication of jazz, funk, and rock, creating a sound that’s both wildly adventurous and irresistibly danceable.

March 27 - Disco Inferno - Kbut -6 p.m.-Dance the night away to the hottest disco, funk, and soul beats! Throw on your funkiest outfit, hit the dance floor, and groove with music lovers from across the Gunnison Valley as we hustle all night, get our glamour shots in the Photo Booth, watch the SOD Aerial dancers fly through the air, and crown the 2026 Disco Royalty!Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-timer, this is a night you won’t want to miss. Mark your calendars, grab your sequins, and let’s boogie!All Ages Disco: 6 PM – 8 PM
21+ Late Night Disco: 9 PM – 1 AM
Dance the night away to hot disco, funk, and soul beats! Dress up and get down as we crown 2026 Disco Royalty! KBUT’s Disco Inferno is a night you won’t want to miss. Let’s boogie!

March 28 -parkbreezy + TF Marz — Live at Public House- 9 to midnight -Two of the all:Lo Collective’s most forward-thinking producers hit Crested Butte for a night of deep bass, swingy hip-hop pocket, and soul-soaked sound design—equal parts head-nod and full-body dance floor. parkbreezy (Parker Williams) blends downtempo electronic, hip-hop, R&B, soul, jazz, and bass music into melodic, emotionally-driven sets built for the long ride. 

March 29: - Annual Al Johnson Uphill/Downhill Telemark Race, Crested Butte Mountain Resort

ask about scheduling = Historic Pub Crawls Crested Butte Museum - Our historic pub crawls are among some of our patrons favorite events. Each pub crawl usually features 2-3 different drinking establishments or historic buildings in The Gunnison Valley.  The tour lasts about 2 hours and includes a drink at each location, and stories and history from local historians at each location.  Commemorative pub mugs are available for purchase with your ticket.  Space is limited, and our crawls are only offered a few times a year, so make sure to get tickets before it sells out.  This event is 21 and up, we will ask for proof of identification before the start of the event.

March 29----Annual Elk Mountains Grand Traverse, Crested Butte to Aspen -This extraordinary 40-mile backcountry ski race between the towns of Crested butte and Aspen, CO is a fundraiser for the CB Nordic Council. Coinciding with the Grand Traverse, Crested Butte Ski Patrol hosts a fundraising part called "Soul Train" at Butte 66. Watch the Grand Traverse athletes take off from the Butte 66 deck around 11 pm.

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