101 Things 2021 for Yumpu

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17 RIO FRIO ICE FEST & 5k ON THE FROZEN RIO
GRANDE- Annually celebrated in late January, this event
features live ice sculpting in downtown Alamosa along
with other fun activities. A highlight of the weekend is a 5k
walk/run on the frozen Rio Grande, conditions permitting.
18 FOURTH OF JULY —Celebrate the 4th of July in
Alamosa on Saturday, July 3 beginning with the Kiwanis
pancake breakfast in the morning, 7-10 a.m., followed by
a parade down Main Street at 10. Fireworks are tentatively
planned at dusk at the Alamosa Fairgrounds.
19 FARMERS MARKET — The Alamosa Farmers’
Market runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. July to
October featuring local produce, food, crafts, cooking
demonstrations, educational activities for all ages, and live
music in the parking lot at State and Sixth Streets in downtown
Alamosa and in a second location, the farm park just north of
the Highway 160/17 intersection, Alamosa, on Wednesdays
TBA. See more details at alamosafarmersmarket.org, 719-
480-4365, or alamosafarmermarket@gmail.com.
condition and challenging 18 holes. Call 589-9515 to
reserve tee times. Also, enjoy an 18-hole disc golf course
adjacent to Cattails on the Alamosa Ranch.
21 ROLLIN’ DEEP CAR SHOW — Celebrate Father’s
Day with the entire family at Alamosa’s Cole Park with
the free 26th Annual Rollin’ Deep Car Show on Sunday,
July 20, featuring low rider custom cars and motorcycles,
all makes, models and years. Enjoy a pre-hop Saturday
with live music, hop contest and food. The show will run
from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 719-580-3939, 719-274-5224
or 719-580-0541.
22 SACRED HEART CHURCH — The historic Catholic
church on Fourth Street in Alamosa was constructed
20 CATTAILS GOLF COURSE — With a beautiful
clubhouse, pro shop and the new Reeds at Cattails restaurant,
the Cattails Golf Course in Alamosa has been praised
throughout the Rocky Mountain Region for its superb