Colorado Springs and beyond: Frozen Dead Guy Days, motorcycle super show, Denver powwow, Gallery of Living Art, alpacas, disco night | Arts & Entertainment

THURSDAY

Watch award-winning short films from the Breck Film Festival on On The Road Tour in the Ivywild School gym. Presented by the Independent Film Society of Colorado, doors 6:30 pm, movies at 7 pm, $12 admission, $15 at the door. The Breckenridge 42 Year Old Festival is coming up in September. tinyurl.com/vfzc8xrj

FRIDAY SUNDAY

wildly quirky Days of the frozen dead he died in his hometown of the Netherlands, then was rescued in December by Visit Estes Park and the iconic Stanley Hotel an hour away. It runs all weekend, in homage to the Norwegian mate cryogenically frozen and still stored in Holland. Get ready, say the folks at Estes Park, for “frigidly fun events” including coffin races, a polar plunge, Frostbite fashion show, a brain freeze contest and a frozen T-shirt contest. A great musical billboard. For tickets: frozendeadguydays.com

FRIDAY SUNDAY

Living Art Gallery returns after delays due to the pandemic with live reproductions of the famous sacred art, the story of the Passion and Resurrection of Christ. The audience will be in the sanctuary of the First Lutheran Church, 1515 N. Cascade Ave. Music from the church choir. A Junior Living Art Gallery is offered on Saturday for families with young children. Presentations 7:30 pm Friday; Saturday at 11, 14 and 17 hours; 3 p.m. Sunday. Free admission and babysitting service.