33rd ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SNOW SCULPTURE CHAMPIONSHIPS PRESENTED BY TOYOTA JANUARY 22 – 31, 2024 | RIVERWALK CENTER | BRECKENRIDGE JANUARY 22 - 26 SCULPTING WEEK ____________________ JANUARY 26 - 31 VIEWING WEEK ____________________ RESERVATIONS REQUIRED SATURDAY, JANUARY 27* ____________________ *Free timed-entry reservations are required on Saturday, January 27 from 10am - 4pm Reservations are not required to view the sculptures January 28 – 31 Visit GoBreck.com/ISSC for reservations and event detailss. 2024 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS After 94 hours of sculpting, teams will complete their designs by 9:00am on January 26. VIEWING Sculptures will be on display 24/7 until the event concludes January 31 at 5:00pm GRAND ILLUMINATION There’s no better time to view the snow sculptures than at night. Don’t miss the finished sculptures lit to perfection with an ever-changing and unique lighting display. There will be 10 minutes of white light on the hour and half hour. Dates: January 26-31, 2024 | Time: 4:30pm – 10:00pm On January 31, Sculpture Illumination will end at 5:00pm when the event concludes. Cast your vote at gobreck.com/vote! Last Day To View Sculptures - January 31 The sculpture viewing area will be closed at 5:00pm. ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Watch teams sculpt around the clock for 5 days during the carving week from Jan. 22 – 26! Artists will transform 12-foot-tall, 25-ton blocks of snow into intricate works of art, using only hand tools to bring their ideas to life. Sculpting runs on/off throughout the 5 days and is free to observe and open to the public. SCULPTING BEGINS: Monday, January 22 at 11:00am with a canon start SCULPTING ENDS: Friday, January 26 at 9:00am LOCATION: Riverwalk Center at 150 W Adams Avenue, Breckenridge, CO. Historically Saturday of viewing weekend has been the busiest day for sculpture viewing. We are anticipating increased traffic and parking congestion in downtown Breckenridge. To help ensure the best environment for artists and spectators, we encourage viewing Sunday, January 28 - Wednesday, January 31. VIEWING THE SCULPTURES SATURDAY? Timed entry reservations will be required on Saturday, January 27. Sign up for one of the free timed entry viewing times 10:00 am, 12:00pm, or 4:00pm. at GoBreck.com/ISSC SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW! , PRESIDENT’S LETTER Sculpting Week: JANUARY 22 - 26 Viewing Week: JANUARY 26 - 31 Awards Ceremony: JANUARY 26 INTERNATIONAL SNOW SCULPTURE CHAMPIONSHIPS PRESENTED BY TOYOTA AWARDS CEREMONY Join us to celebrate the 33rd completion of sculpting week with an award ceremony Gold, Silver, Bronze and Artists’ Choice. This is a free event and tickets are not needed. January 26 at 4:30 pm in the Riverwalk Center PEOPLE’S CHOICE VOTING Whether you’re here in Breckenridge or simply wishing you were, you’re invited to vote for your favorite International Snow Sculpting Championships presented by Toyota sculpture. Voting Starts: January 24 at noon | Voting Closes: January 27 at 2:00pm 30+ YEARS OF SNOW SCULPTING Photo: Sarah McLear, Breckenridge Ski Resort Snowmaking + Sustainability at the International Snow Sculpture Championships How Breckenridge Ski Resort snowmaking experts create perfect sculpting snow. THE BEST SNOW ON EARTH This year’s competition showcases 12 teams representing eight countries, each handcarving a 12-foot-tall solid block of snow into a detailed sculpture. In order to get these impressive blocks situated in the Riverwalk Center parking lot, event organizers with the Town of Breckenridge work closely with the Breckenridge Ski Resort snowmaking team. The resort snowmaking team uses the fan guns over five to six cold nights to create giant piles of snow in the Colorado Mountain College parking lot. Town of Breckenridge crews load the snow into dump trucks and haul it over to the Riverwalk Center where it’s loaded into block molds and then stomped down by volunteers to remove any air pockets. “The resort and town work together lockstep to pull this one off,” says John Anicito, Senior Manager for Mountain Operations at Breckenridge Ski Resort “It’s really fun to be out there and to see this event come together.” Keeping up with the snowmaking times, the new snow gun technology is part of Breckenridge Ski Resort’s recent sustainability investments. The resort’s snowmaking program has evolved over the years to stay current with energy-efficient snowmaking practices and to speak to Vail Resort’s larger EpicPromise commitment to achieving a zero net operating footprint by 2030. Over the past few years, Breckenridge Ski Resort installed 220 low-energy stick guns that use compressed air with a fixed nozzle size to make more snow with less energy by maximizing cold-weather windows. “For skiing, we want snow that’s dry but can still be pushed around easily on the runs,” Anicito says. “But for snow sculpting, we want a heavier snow with more water content to ensure that it will compact.” “It is always impressive to see what these folks can make out of a block of snow,” says Sara Lococo, Senior Communications Manager Breckenridge Ski Resort, “We love to celebrate with signature events that connect the mountain and the town. Ullr Fest and the International Snow Sculpture Championships are great winter events to celebrate snow and the Breckenridge experience.” 2. DENMARK: HARMONY BONDS Steffie Pederson - Team Captain Gleb Dusavitskiy, Jan Lastovicka, Ditte Busch Unity, balance, and interconnection, a dance of shapes and lines. The sculpture's circular elements symbolize a continuous and harmonious cycle, representing the interconnectedness of everything. The forms embody the idea that elements find unity and strength through their bonds with one another. The relationships and connections that bind us all, emphasizing the beauty that arises when forms come together in perfect harmony. Testament to the enduring power of unity, reminding us of the strength we find in our connections with others and the world around us. LODGING PARTNER | Peak Property Management RESTAURANT PARTNER | Blue River Bistro TEAM SCULPTURES 1. CHINA: HOME GARDEN IS EVER GONE Wang Haifeng - Team Captain MengXianguo, Yang Hao, XuDengjun The theme of this work is to call for human protection of the natural environment. It tells the story of a bear hugging a big tree but feeling empty. It turned out that the tree had been cut down by humans, and the little bear closed its eyes with a sad and lost expression, thinking of its former home in its head. LODGING PARTNER | Peak Property Management RESTAURANT PARTNER | Hearthstone Restaurant 1 2 Every year, the Snow Sculpture Organizing Committee sends 250 invitations in June and receives artist submissions in August. A selection committee reviews the entries and decides which teams to invite. Selected teams provide their own transportation to Denver and are supported by a travel stipend. The Organizing Committee, along with the help of many local sponsors, take care of artist meals, transportation from Denver International Airport and lodging in Breckenridge. The 33rd Annual International Snow Sculpture Championships presented by Toyota Teams Are: 4. GERMANY-BAVARIA: FLOAT - Zero Gravity Series Franziska Agrawal - Team Captain Gabriela Kulenkampff, Lisa Webster, Daniel Miller-Lionberg Geometry is the music we experience with our eyes. (Music is the geometry we experience with our ears). The sculpture’s subject lies in the geometric creation of order, comprising the reduction to the maximum - ‘aesthetic essence', which is attained when nothing more can be taken away, and all that is left is what it is - influenced by concepts of concrete Art and minimalism. It's about balance and the transformation of what is, dealing with matters of attachment, detachment and temporariness of existence in time/public space. Once again we will go even further to the limit and try to create seemingly impossible magic in the snow - within the designs of the zerogravity series we will try to make snow hover. LODGING PARTNER | Residence Inn Breckenridge RESTAURANT PARTNER | Twist 5. GERMANY: UNDER PRESSURE Detlef Schuertzmann - Team Captain Sabine Theil, Friedemann Theil, Mike Schneider The pressure to live up to certain trends or expectations of society. We still have a chance. Let's take the wrench and release the pressure. LODGING PARTNER | Wood Winds Property Management RESTAURANT PARTNER | Briar Rose Chophouse & Saloon 6. INDIA-CALLISTO: TEMPORAL MELTDOWN Zahoor Din Lone - Team Captain Mridul Upadhyay, Suhail Mohmad Khan, Matt Seeley It is a testament to our collective struggle with time anxiety. The melting clock is a reminder of the fleeting nature of time and the anxiety that can come with it, as if time is passing too quickly. It is also a commentary on the way we perceive time. The other two clocks represent the eternal and relative nature of time and we just pass through it as a fraction. We make our own clocks, a clock in molten surrender, symbolising our relentless apprehension of time's passage, evoking overwhelming deadlines for doing and achieving. LODGING PARTNER | Wood Winds Property Management RESTAURANT PARTNER | South Ridge Seafood Grill 5 ranziskaagrwal.com copyright and design 2023 : Franziska Agrawal www.subzeroart.com 4 3. ECUADOR: THE DANCE OF THE WIND Kevin Alexander Estrella Correa - Team Captain Alavaro Xavier Ganzalez Negrete, Carlos Emilio Pozo Ruiz, Erika Jeanine Carrion Paredes The wind caresses us, shelters us, devours us, and struggles to leave us a message, a voice that flames in our body every moment of the day. Blessed wind that lifts me up with its howl every dawn, that shelters me every nightfall, tireless and inexhaustible as if its work would never be turned off. The wind never stops caressing the world at every moment, leaving us with its romantic music when shaking the leaves of trees and hum of its strength when going through glass and walls as if it wanted to stop for a moment in its path. LODGING PARTNER | Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center RESTAURANT PARTNER | Downstairs at Eric's KhEdZz͗ffihKZ Wd/E͗D/>dKEffi^dZffi>>'s// ^h>WdhZffid/d>ffi͗EffiK&d,ffit/E 3 Welcome to Breckenridge and the 2024 International Snow Sculpture Championships presented by Toyota. It is such a point of pride for our community to host twelve expert snow sculpture teams from the United States and abroad, who’ve made the journey here for the 33rd year of this world-renowned event. The transformation of huge, 25-ton blocks of snow into incredible works of art, engineering, and ingenuity is truly something to behold. There is an interesting story behind every sculpture, and every team. Even the snow has a story. It is man-made by Breckenridge Ski Resort and is as clean and pristine as can be found in any snow sculpture competition. Whether you are here for sculpting week, January 22 - 26, or viewing week, January 26 – 31, you will find that these sculptures are in a constant state of transition. They are masterfully lit and especially beautiful to experience at night throughout viewing week. This is always a very special time in Breckenridge. Sculptors, organizers, and residents are proud to celebrate this high caliber art form and share the joy and wonderment the sculptures bring to everyone who ventures to see them. We welcome you to our community and truly hope you enjoy the event, the great outdoors and all the many amenities that Breckenridge has to offer. Warmly, Lucy Kay CEO, Breckenridge Tourism Office 8 7. KOREA: DREAMING CHILD Hong Soontea - Team Captain Kim Jeain, Kim Junman, Kim Hyeongwoo It means the shape of the moon and numerous stars and expresses the image of a child dreaming of future hope while looking at the stars on a moonlit night in the emptiness of an empty chair. LODGING PARTNER | Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center RESTAURANT PARTNER | Sauce on the Maggie 8. LITHUANIA: THE CURTAIN OF SNOW IS A GIFT FROM THE HIGH Mindaugas Jurenas - Team Captain Kestutis Lanauskas, Tomas Petreikis, Arturas Burneika It descends from the sky. A snowflake silk in the wind. Airy embrace upon our winter stage. LODGING PARTNER | Mountain Thunder Lodge RESTAURANT PARTNER | Fatty's Pizzeria 9. MEXICO: THE BEGGAR Carlos Miguel Ramirez Pereyra - Team Captain Israel Magaña Rodriguez, Adam Turner, David Seth Rothstein Without a rich heart, wealth is a hungry beggar. LODGING PARTNER | Residence Inn Breckenridge RESTAURANT PARTNER | The Canteen Tap House & Tavern 10. MONGOLIA: MOTHER EARTH Batmunkh Tserendash - Team Captain Govisaikhan Bayanmunkh, Amarsanaa Lkhagva, Gantogtokh Jargalsaikhan Everything will be fine and peaceful if people stay close to the nature, love and protect the world and animal. LODGING PARTNER | Wood Winds Property Management RESTAURANT PARTNER | Kenosha Grill 9 미국 국제눈조각선수권대 출작 작명: 꿈꾸는 아이(dreaming child) 작 내용: 달과 수많은 별의 상을 의미고 빈의자의 공 속에서 달밤에 별을 보며 미래의 망의 꿈을 꾸는 아이의 이미지를 작. The contents of a piece of art: It means the shape of the moon and numerous stars and expresses the image of a child dreaming of future hope while looking at the stars on a moonlit night in the emptiness of an empty chair. *눈조각 작규격 : 3m*3m*3.5m(H) *참여작가 : 4인(순 조각가, 김재인 조각가, 김준만 조각가, 김우 조각가) *작소요시간 : 5일 7 10 6
NO CAR, NO PROBLEM The best way to access the sculptures is by walking or taking the bus. Leave the car parked at one of the paid town parking lots or park for free on Airport Rd. and take the Breck Free Ride bus. SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL Electric vehicle road trip! Charge your car at one of Breckenridge’s 48 electric car ChargePoint charging stations. The Breck Free Ride bus system has moved up to 1.3 million passengers in a year, with access to Breckenridge’s most popular neighborhoods. Don’t drive, take one of the 11 bus routes provided by Breck Free Ride and Breckenridge Ski Resort. REDUCE & REUSE Breckenridge’s water refill stations save approximately 220,000 single-use bottles per year. Bring a reusable water bottle to refill at one of the 23 water refill stations in Breckenridge. Single-use plastics are no longer on the menu in Breckenridge. Refill & refuel with your own reusable mugs. To-go service ware is by request only. Pack your reusable bags when you come to Breckenridge to save the .25¢ bag fees at checkout. RESPONSIBLE RECREATION Hikers and bikers can access more than 130 trail portals in Breckenridge, with many trails accessed by busses equipped with bus racks. Enjoy 200+ miles of trails for generations to come by practicing the seven Leave No Trace Principles. 90% of Breckenridge homes have trail access within ¼ mile of their property. MEET THE PANEL OF JUDGES FOR 2024 Dwight Davidson received a BFA in 1977 from the University of Utah. In 1981 he moved to Denver, where he continues to live and work as a fulltime artist. He became internationally recognized after being invited to participate in several art expositions in France. Inspirations for Dwight's sculptural works come from nature and mythology as well as his sense of humor. He is a 16 year participant in the Sculpture in the Park Show and Sale in Loveland, Colorado. Dwight's commissions and permanent collections include the University of Utah Museum of Fine Art, Harrah's Hotels and Casinos. davidsonsculpture.com Rose Fredrick, Denver-based curator, writer, publisher and marketing coach for arts, specializes in promoting artists of the American West. Her essays on art have appeared in museum catalogues, artist monographs and in numerous fine art magazines. Rose has won two National Endowment for the Arts grants, was named Rock West Curator of the Year, and won Denver’s “Big Read." Her blog, The Incurable Optimist, covers topics on art for both artists and collectors, and can be found on her website as well as in Western Art & Architecture, where she writes the monthly “Collector’s Notebook” column. Harold Linke sculpts movement, sometimes figurative, sometimes abstract. His sculpture springs from an insatiable curiosity, a search for life’s metaphors, a deep study of anatomy, and a love of what gives us joy. Pioneering white carbon fiber and sculpting wispy figurative gestures, Harold creates one-of-a-kind sculptures. Each new-to-the-world gesture flows from a lifetime of thought and deliberate disregard of boundaries. His sculptures grace public spaces, dwellings and gardens around the world including recent heroic sized dancing trios at the Cornell Arts and Entertainment Complex in Joplin MO and in Silverthorne CO at the performing arts center. Harold’s work is on public display and in collections in ten western cities and the Benson Sculpture Garden in Loveland. LinkeSculpture.com Kia Neill is a local artist working in mixed media drawing & painting, photography, collage, found materials, and ceramics. She has been teaching with Breck Create for 10 years, where she currently has a studio in Breck Create. Kia is native to Chicago Illinois, received her MFA from The University of California San Diego, and has produced commissions for Meow Wolf Denver, the Aspen Police Department, the Town of Silverthorne, The Children’s Museum of Denver Mariposa Campus, Southwest Airlines Hobby International Airport, and the City of Houston. She also previously judged the 2016 Snow Sculpture competition. Tina Rossi and Alex Kendall purchased the landmark Breckenridge Gallery in 2017. After extensive renovation and cultural redefinition via an infusion of new artists and a personal touch offering frequent meet the artists social events, the gallery has become a social hub to many in the Breckenridge community interested in the arts. As owners and curators of the Breckenridge Gallery, Tina and Alex have a discerning eye for the pulse of the artistic community informed by 10 years in the gallery business on Tina’s end and Alex’s studies at the Art Institute of Colorado as well as her long experience working as a professional photographer. They reside in Breckenridge and enjoy skiing, mountain biking, renovating retro Airstream trailers and traveling around in them to surfing hotspots throughout the West. BLikeBreckenridge.com Breckenridge is a truly special place. And all of us who call it home— whether for a weekend or a lifetime—have to continue doing our part to preserve and protect it. Our small-town charm. Our wildlife. And the nature that surrounds us. Together, we’re on amission to ensure everything we love about Breckenridge remains for us to enjoy now and into the future. You with us? 11 BUS ROUTES 1.3 MILLION PASSENGERS 48 CHARGING STATIONS .25¢ BAG FEES 23 WATER REFILL STATIONS IN BRECK Big or small, YOUR IMPACT MATTERS. Join us in preserving and protecting everything we love about this place. Learn more at BLikeBreckenridge.com. 130 TRAIL PORTALS 200+ MILES OF TRAILS 90% OF HOMES IN BRECKENRIDGE HAVE TRAIL ACCESS TAKE PART IN THE INTERNATIONAL SNOW SCULPTURE CHAMPIONSHIPS PRESENTED BY TOYOTA CAST YOUR VOTE FOR PEOPLE’S CHOICE VOTING STARTS: January 24 at 12:00pm VOTING ENDS: January 27 at 2:00pm GoBreck.com/vote January 22-26 Sculpting Week January 26- January 31 Viewing Week Starts January 24 @ noon People’s Choice Voting FREE THE INTERNATIONAL SNOW SCULPTURE CHAMPIONSHIOPS IS A FREE PUBLIC EVENT 50K 12 TEAMS FROM AROUND THE WORLD Friday January 26 Awards Ceremony 4:30pm BY THE NUMBERS Saturday January 27 Voting Closes 2pm Wednesday Jan. 31 Event Concludes 5pm Celebrating 33 Years ? WHERE DOES THE SNOW COME FROM? Breckenridge Ski Resort makes the snow and the Town of Breckenridge Public Works Department hauls it to the event site with dump trucks. With each of the 12 starting blocks weighing in at approximately 25 tons each, that’s roughly 600,000 pounds of snow! HOW ARE THE SNOW BLOCKS FORMED? Using front-end loaders and a huge blower, snow is transferred from the dump trucks into concrete molds. Five to ten volunteers, “snow stompers,” climb into the block and stomp the snow to help pack it down. The process is repeated until the mold is full and packed into a sculptable block. WHEN IS THE LAST DAY TO VIEW SCULPTURES? The last day to view the sculptures is January 31. The sculpture viewing area will be closed at 5:00 p.m. HOW BIG ARE THE SNOW SCULPTURES? The blocks measure 10 feet wide, 10 feet long and 12 feet high before artists take to the snow with hand tools. Finished pieces tower over the crowds. HOW ARE THE TEAMS CHOSEN? The Snow Sculpture Organizing Committee sends 250 invitations in June and receives artist submissions in August. A selection committee reviews the entries and decides which teams to invite. Selected teams provide their own transportation to Denver and are supported by a travel stipend. The Organizing Committee, combined with the help of many local sponsors, take takes care of artist’s meals, transportation from DIA, and lodging in Breckenridge. WHAT DO THE TEAMS WIN? There are no cash prizes; artists compete only for glory. The gold, silver and bronze winners each receive a medallion, a trophy, and a ribbon. Awards are also presented to the winners of the People’s Choice and Artists’ Choice. F.A.Q.s 11 Team: SnowOne Brett Tomczak, Captain Jeff Shawhan, Gregory Brulla, Nolan Shawhan 12 11. USA-BRECKENRIDGE: OPENING UP Keith Martin - Team Captain Tim West, Garrett Shelton, Jess Parrish Opening your soul to someone, letting them into your spirit, thoughts, fears, future, hopes, dreams...That is being naked. LODGING PARTNER | Peak Property Management RESTAURANT PARTNER | Breckenridge Distillery Restaurant 12. USA-WISCONSIN: ANNUS MIRABILIS Brett Tomczak - Team Captain Jeff Shawhan, Gregory Brulla, Nolan Shawhan The foundation of modern physics can be traced to a specific point in history – 1905. That’s the year that Albert Einstein published four papers in the Annalen der Physik (Annals of Physics) which revolutionized science’s understanding of the fundamental concepts of space, time, mass and energy. Because Einstein published these papers in a single year, 1905 is called his annus mirabilis (miracle year). Our sculpture will pay tribute to Einstein, by sculpting his wonderfully wild hair and weathered face on the front of our block. The real interest will lie on the back our our piece, though, which will offer viewers a glimpse into (our vision of) Einstein's incredible mind. Elements of his discoveries will be layered into the back of the piece creating a window to view his amazing discoveries. LODGING PARTNER | Mountain Thunder Lodge RESTAURANT PARTNER | The Blue Fish Sushi JANUARY 22 – 31, 2024 | RIVERWALK CENTER | BRECKENRIDGE After voting, view the event program for sculpture details, event history and more!
Breckenridge Associates partners were the original Team Breck and founders of this world renown event 32 years ago. Our company has been a proud sponsor of this artistic spectacle since its inception. REAL ESTATE B R E CKENRIDGE ASSOCIAT ES PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE INTERNATIONAL SNOW SCULPTURE CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR 32 YEARS LOCAL EXPERTS ON LOCAL LIVING There’s no better time to view the snow sculptures than at night. Don’t miss the finished sculptures lit to perfection with an everchanging and unique lighting display. There will be 10 minutes of white light on the hour and ½ hour. View schedule for more information. On January 31, illumination and viewing ends at 5pm with the conclusion of the event. Learn more at GoBreck.com/ISSC. DON'T MISS THE SCULPTURES AT NIGHT GOBRECK.COM 877.864.0868 ADDITIONAL PARTNERS THANK YOU A special thank you to TOYOTA, the Breckenridge community, including our lodging, restaurant, ski rental, and commerce partners. Their generous support makes this remarkable event possible! RESTAURANT PARTNERS LODGING PARTNERS PRESENTING SPONSOR SUPPORTING SPONSOR: STUDY WHERE YOU PLAY 11 ROCKY MOUNTAIN LOCATIONS. OVER 130 PROGRAM OPTIONS. EARN A DEGREE IN: 4Business Administration 4Culinary Arts 4Environmental Science 4Human Services 4Outdoor Education 4Sustainability Studies SNOW STOMPING VOLUNTEERS For 33 years, businesses, clubs and individual volunteers have spent hours bootstomping snow to guarantee the blocks are perfectly compact for our sculptors. At 12-feet tall, these 25-ton blocks of solid snow are formed using front-end loaders and an industrial snow blower to transfer the man-made snow into concrete molds. Snow stomping volunteers then climb into the blocks and march on the snow to pack it down. The process is repeated until the mold is full of compressed snow and packed into a sculptable block. TEAM HOSTS While our lodging sponsors graciously donate comfy digs for our teams, there’s an entire group of host volunteers that make sure our international teams are comfortable and well taken care during their stay. Volunteer hosts do everything from carpooling the teams to dinners donated by our restaurant sponsors, to picking up forgotten essentials and organizing activities for their teams. Many of our volunteer hosts have assisted with the event for years or even decades and have developed close friendships with our international competitors. A great big thank you to each and every volunteer! SNOWMAKING The International Snow Sculpture Championships presented by Toyota is known for its quality of snow, and this reputation is made possible by Breckenridge Ski Resort’s snow-making team. With low-humidity, high-alpine air and cold nights, Breckenridge’s elevation creates ideal snowmaking conditions. Using state-of-the-art snowmaking equipment, Breckenridge Ski Resort’s snowmaking team blows the snow for each of the sculpture blocks at the base of Peak 9. Town of Breckenridge public works department hauls it to the event site, where it’s formed into blocks of solid sculpting snow. FROM FORMING THE BLOCKS TO HOSTING TEAMS, THERE’S NO WAY WE WOULD HAVE MADE IT TO OUR 33RD YEAR WITHOUT OUR DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS! 33 YEARS OF DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS HOW ARE THE SNOW SCULPTURE BLOCKS FORMED? EXPERIENCE EXPLORE DISCOVER RESEARCH FREE LOCAL HISTORY MUSEUMS, GUIDED HIKES & SNOWSHOE TOURS, GOLD PANNING. For tickets and more information, visit breckhistory.org Speak Mountain Columbia Sportswear • 108 S Main St, Breckenridge, CO 80424 LOCAL EXPERTS ON LOCAL LIVING PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE INTERNATIONAL SNOW SCULPTURE CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR 33 YEARS Breckenridge Associates partners were the original Team Breck and founders of the world-renowned event 33 years ago. Our company has been a proud sponsor of this artistic spectacle since it’s inception.