Attend Visibility / Possibility Exhibit | Depot Art Center


A new year, a new exhibition, a new voice at the Depot. Visibility / Possibility features nationally recognized artist Lamont Joseph White alongside emerging local artists from the Young Bloods Collective, who created original works in response to his vision of diversity, representation, and belonging in mountain culture. The free exhibition is on view throughout January.

Ikon Base Pass and Session Passes are blocked out January 17-18; skiers and riders who donate $100 to National Brotherhood of Skiers will unlock their base pass during these days and can ski/ride. Unlocking your pass uses one of your five allocated Steamboat days and if you donate two days that will use two days. $100 donation per day. Bring your NBS donation receipt to the Steamboat Ticket Office to unlock your pass.

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Civil Rights Trivia | 6:00PM | Mountain Tap Brewery
Trivia night celebrating the civil rights movement and the new Soulful Summit Session IPA.

Steamboat Creates Presents: Dinner & Art Talk | 5:00pm | Depot Art Center

Join us for an unforgettable MLK Weekend celebration in Steamboat—an evening where art, food, and community come together in a truly immersive experience. The evening will feature a soul food dinner inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s favorite dishes, with recipes curated by James Beard Award–winning author and celebrity culinary historian Adrian Miller. Adrian will be on site to guide guests through the meal, sharing the history, meaning, and cultural stories behind each course, paired with thoughtfully selected wines served throughout dinner.

We're thrilled to highlight two exceptional contributors:

Adrian Miller - culinary historian, author, and speaker whose work on soul food and American culture has earned a James Beard Foundation Award and National acclaim. His storytelling helps us understand food as history, identity, and community. Learn more about Adrian.

Lamont Joseph White - a multidisciplinary artist whose work centers representation, inclusion, and culture through vibrant imagery, joy and thought provoking creativity. His perspective enriches the conversation around space, identity, and belonging. Explore Lamont's, work.

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Shift Tha Culture Screening | 4:00pm | Wildhorse Cinema
Shift Tha Culture: A Free short film screening of Shift Tha Culture. This 15-minute short film follows pro snowboarder Zeb Powell on a deeply personal journey of self-discovery and cultural impact. Set against the backdrop of Burton’s annual Culture Shifters event, the film explores Powell’s evolving connection to his Black identity and his mission to bring diversity to the mountains. Following the screening, attendees will enjoy a Q&A session with filmmaker, Malik Martin.

Book Signing with the Soul Food Scholar | 10:00AM-12:00PM | Off The Beaten Path
James Beard Award–winning author and celebrity culinary historian Adrian Miller, also known as the Soul Food Scholar, will be signing copies of Soul Food at Off the Beaten Path.

Ski with a Meteorologist | Time & Location TBD
Ski tour led by Paul Goodloe from the Weather Channel.

STAND Panel

Finding Home Here: Stories from Black Immigrants in Steamboat | 5:00 - 6:30pm | Bud Werner Library Hall

STAND welcomes you to join us in a discussion of Black immigrant experiences in Routt County in celebration of Martin Luther King Day. Snacks and beverages will be provided. All are welcome.