Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the "Official opening of the tourist season" and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)
Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold, The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold, The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)A youngster enjoys the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on Saturday. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold, The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)Scenes from the 81st Green Mountain Falls Bronc Day Festival on July 27, 2019. The first Bronc Day was held on July 1, 1939 as the “Official opening of the tourist season” and to honor the Vertical Mile Marathon Racers who were training for the race up Pikes Peak. Today, the small-town celebration features a parade, local artisan shops, a rubber ducky race, and a variety of other family friendly events that draw in both locals and summer tourists. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette)
