Campfire Hootenanny
Meet us at the Amphitheater near the Northern Plains Campground for a Campfire Hootenanny with storyteller Reid Miller.
About this Event
Meet us at the Amphitheater near the Northern Plains Campground for a Campfire Hootenanny with storyteller Reid Miller.
Enjoy songs, stories, and fun for the whole family at this FREE program that will take place in the light of a campfire.
Come prepared in weather appropriate clothes and expect the temperature to drop once the sun sets. Attendees are welcome to bring a picnic dinner of their favorite evening snacks; however, this will be an alcohol free event.
While the program is free, visitors to this area of Lake Pueblo do need a valid State Parks Pass.
The Northern Plains Amphitheater is located on the north side of the reservoir. From Juniper Road turn south on N Marina Rd as if you were heading to the North Shore Marina. Take a right turn into the Northern Plains Campground on Northern Plains Rd. The Amphitheater will be on the left.
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