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Royal Gorge Route RailroadWinemaker's Dinners will be debuted on the Royal Gorge Route Railroad in the summer of 2007. The dinners will provide five delicious courses specially paired with wines to compliment. A guest vintner will be onboard to share insights. $125.00 per person (dining car) / $150.00 per person (Vista Dome). Call 888.724-5748 or check online at www.royalgorgereservations.com for schedules and reservations. The Colorado Wranglers at Glenwood Caverns Adventure ParkBeginning in 2006, the Colorado Wranglers will perform their western musical comedy show four days a week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The shows, which will include a chuckwagon dinner, will run Wednesday through Saturday evenings beginning at 6 p.m. The Colorado Wranglers are Scottie Vaughn, Vern Thomson, and Joe Stephenson, all accomplished musicians, each playing several instruments, with a beautiful three-part harmony. They're comedians, with a wholesome brand of humor that will keep the whole family in stitches. And they're cowboys, through and through. The Colorado Wranglers are best known for their collective 73 years of performing at the Flying W Ranch in Colorado Springs, during which they entertained millions of people from around the world, including performances at the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall. Reservations are recommended; call 1-800-530-1635 or 970-945-4228, ext. 11. Seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis, and will begin at 3 p.m.Ute Mountain Tribe 117th Annual BeardanceUte Mountain Tribe and the Ute Mountain Casino Hotel Resort will celebrate the 117th annual Ute Mountain Tribal Beardance Friday, June 2nd thru Monday, June 5th in Towaoc, Colorado. In addition to the Beardance there will also be traditional food booths selling authentic native foods and arts and crafts booths selling jewelry. Other weekend activities include a traditional Pow-Wow, a men and women's softball tournament, a parade, a 5-10k fun run, and a $10,000.00 Stickgame tournament.Come watch as the Ute and Navajo people play traditional card games (10's and Monty.) Gambling, whether in the modern day casino or during the Beardance activities, has always been a part of everyday life for the Ute people. The Beardance is open to the public, however video camcorders are not allowed. While you're here don't forget to visit the Ute Tribal Park. Come explore our ancient early Anasazi ruins and make a weekend of your visit. Rooms are available at Ute Mountain Casino Hotel, but early hotel reservations are encouraged. Call 1-800 565-8837 for further information about room reservations. Call 1-800258-8007 ext. 141.for more information about the Ute Tribal Park or Beardance or contact Reuben Hammond at rhammond@utemountaincasino.com. More of What's New... |
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