Center for the Arts Crested Butte
Private
Nonprofit community arts center in Crested Butte, converted from a county maintenance garage in 1985, that hosts concerts, classes and youth arts programming alongside children's and middle-school art camps. Programs evidenced include Kissidugu Kids Camp for ages 8-12, a culturally immersive camp exploring West African music, dance and storytelling on stage, and the Xanadu Performing Arts Company, which introduces ages 5-18 to prop building, costume design, music, dance and improvisation.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Center for the Arts Crested Butte directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Bobby BusbyNegative points for the people that did not stand up.
★★★★★James CI went with a group of friends to see a film playing for the Crested Butte Film Festival. We had a really nice time and the venue was excellent. Everything was very clean, the workers were very friendly, and it was a nice theater to watch the movie in with comfortable chairs. They also had a small art gallery with some really cool paintings. One person in our group lost their phone during the movie and the staff was exceptionally helpful searching for it.
★★★★★Lauren SicklerFirst time at this beautiful venue with Ten Years Gone - Led Zeppelin tribute. The sound was great and the staff was truly hospitable. Thank you for having them and I hope they get invited back!
★★★★★M HFirst time visiting the Crested Butte Arts Center. We saw a great concert in a great venue the Center was very modern and clean the staff were very friendly and helpful. There are two bars and a coat check. The seats were very comfortable and the temperature inside was perfect. What a nice experience and can’t wait to go back.
★★★★★Richard WardAs we were taking our first morning walk from our BB to town, and highly anticipating Elk Ave. we first stumbled across this beautiful building in all it's glory, her metals, wood, glass, cement... 2 sculptures shining brilliantly in the golden sun, her many multiple angles and lines demanding our full attention. We stopped, and I just had to go inside. I introduced myself to the manager and he must have recognized my excitement, so he allowed me a quick personal tour of the Performance Hall. What a beauty! She was gorgeous! Accoustics, comfort, and line of view were obviously the focus as I gazed upon her colors and beautiful wood tones. I was quickly imagining live symphonic performances, or a ballet, when suddenly I remembered my wife was patiently waiting for me outside...oh snap, gotta go!