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Extreme ski film to benefit DCHS program

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Contributed by: Cherylyn Holdenfer on 11/22/2006

Warren Miller's extreme snowboard/ski film Off the Grid will be shown at Douglas County High School in Castle Rock.

Tickets prices are $12. Attendees will receive a free lift ticket voucher to Copper Mountain and to Winter Park/Mary Jane ski resorts, and door prizes will be awarded.

Show times and dates:
Friday, Dec. 8 at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 9 at 1 and 6:30 p.m.
For more information go to: Warrenmiller.com or call 303-387-1020
Tickets available at: Pure Mountain Outlet at The Outlets at Castle Rock, call 303-814-2739 or Christy Sports, Park Meadows, call 303-708-8535
or at DCHS, 2842 Front Street, Castle Rock the week of Dec. 4.
This is a fundraiser that benefits the DCHS After Prom Party - a safe after-prom activity. For more information, call 303-387-1020

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