14th Annual CAIC Benefit Bash

150 W Adams Ave,Breckenridge CO 80424

04 December, 2021

Description

THE. BASH. IS. BACK. The biggest party to support avalanche education in Colorado is December 4th, featuring music by Rapidgrass! Raising over $1 million since 2008, the Annual CAIC Benefit Bash returns for the 14th year. And we can't wait to see you all in person again! We anticipate this event to sell out! Tickets start at $55 and include: Entry to the best party in town with your fellow backcountry crewTwo Drink Tickets - including beer from Breckenridge Brewery and Broken Compass BrewingSnacks (no dinner - please eat beforehand!)One Door Prize Ticket (more for sale)Access to the Silent and Live AuctionsA chance to win some gear from a HUGE giveaway pile thanks to our incredibly generous sponsors!Members, check your email for a $10 off promo code. Not a member yet? Join today and we will send you a promo code! COVID - You will need to show proof of vaccination to get in. Please do not buy tickets if you cannot provide proof. This is a venue requirement. No exceptions. If you have any symptoms or test positive for COVID, please DO NOT come to the event and we will issue you a full refund. Live music by Rapidgrass! HUGE Gear Giveaway! COVID - 19 Info Venue Covid-19 Vaccination Requirement Policy Please stay home if you experience any symptoms or exposure to COVID-19. As a requirement of entry, all ticket holders of BCA managed indoor public facilities will be required to present proof of COVID-19 vaccination along with a state issued driver’s license or ID. Acceptable forms of proof of vaccination are CDC-issued vaccination card or a digital copy obtained from the following: Colorado Immunization Information System, myColorado app or VAXYES app along with valid state-issued driver’s license or ID. All guests are strongly encouraged to wear a mask all times when not actively eating or drinking.Additional Safety Procedures All BCA venues will encourage and implement the following safety measures: Guests encouraged to use foot-operated hand-sanitizing stations available after check-in and throughout the venueMasks for all attendees strongly recommended Masks and disinfecting wipes available to patrons upon request All venue staff and volunteers will be required to wear a mask. Venue staff and volunteers will be required to be vaccinated. Use of one-way “follow” arrows for ingress, egress, and security guidance Crowd-controlled egress to avoid crowded exits once a show has ended Reservation of the right to deny entry or ask attendees to leave if they are not following the guidelines we have enacted to keep everyone safe HVAC systems have been optimized to encourage strongest air exchange; HVAC systems equipped with the most capable filters compatible with our systems Ensuring all touring artists, teaching artists, and partners adhere to venue safety measures Cleaning of all equipment after each use (microphones, house sound boards, light board, cables) Signage posted to promote current safety protocols. Contactless payment, one way traffic flow, health screening QR codes and other safety systems are in place should they be required by Summit County Public Health at any time. All venue employees are required to wash their hands for 30+ seconds after using the restroom, sneezing, touching their face, blowing their nose, cleaning, smoking, eating and drinking, going on break, and before/after each shift. Refunds will be available for any ticket holder who is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, has been exposed to COVID-19.