Latest Events in Ski(January Updated)

Get ready to enhance your mountain biking skills at the Mountain Bike Skills Refresher event in Middleton. This 2-hour introductory clinic at the Blackhawk Ski Area - East Chalet will equip participants with the essential tools to navigate dirt trails confidently. Covering fundamental skills such as body positioning, braking, shifting, and maneuvering hills and corners, this clinic is ideal for both beginner and intermediate riders looking to brush up on their abilities. Led by local expert instructors, including youth MTB coaches and seasoned riders, the clinic ensures a personalized learning experience with a limited group size of 10 participants. All proceeds from the suggested $50 - $75 donation directly support Capital Off-Road Pathfinders (CORP) in building and maintaining trails in the south-central Wisconsin area. Remember to come prepared with a helmet, closed-toed footwear, and a well-maintained mountain bike with front suspension. Snacks and water will be available, but it's advisable to bring your own nutrition and hydration. Don't miss this opportunity to refine your skills and contribute to the local mountain biking community on May 8, 2024, at Blackhawk Ski Area.

Get ready for an unforgettable evening with country music sensation Cole Swindell at the Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill in Farmingville. The event is scheduled to take place on August 31, 2024. Known for hits like "Chillin' It" and "Middle of a Memory," Cole Swindell is sure to deliver a performance that will have fans singing along all night long. Don't miss your chance to see this talented artist live on stage at one of Long Island's premier outdoor concert venues.

Jordan Davis is set to perform at the Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill in Farmingville on September 14, 2024. The venue is located at 1 Ski Run Lane, Farmingville, NY, 11738. This event promises to be a memorable experience for country music fans, with the talented artist showcasing his chart-topping hits and captivating stage presence. Don't miss the opportunity to witness Jordan Davis live in concert at this iconic venue.

As the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Tour descends on Vermont for the eighth year, it’s time to give thanks, Killington style. 100 athletes representing 22 countries are expected to participate in the slalom and giant slalom events on Killington’s Superstar trail. Killington’s Stifel Killington Cup races will be broadcast to an audience of 2.1 million people in 60 countries. The fun doesn't stop with the races, though; The Stifel Killington Cup weekend features entertainment including live music and a vendor village on race days. Information Source: Killington Resort | eventbrite

Ski & Snowboard day camp for Kids & Teens ages 7-17 with Type 1 Diabetes and their siblings at Granite Peak on Saturday, January 25, 2025! Riding On Insulin is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by pro backcountry snowboarder Sean Busby. With the help of our exceptional T1D coaches, we've taught thousands of kids & teens with Type 1 diabetes how to ski & snowboard, surf and mountain bike since 2010. We welcome participants of all ability and experience levels. First timer? There's no better place to learn how to ride! We provide a safe, fun learning environment and a memorable introduction to skiing or snowboarding for those with Type 1 diabetes and their siblings/friends. All of our coaches either have T1D themselves, or love someone with T1D as well! Experienced skier or snowboarder? Campers are grouped together based on age and experience level. More advanced groups spend the day honing their skills with one of our seasoned coaches while exploring the mountain. When you register for one of our camps, you're signing up for more than a day on the mountain. You're joining a community of people who get it — a tight-knit community who knows what it's like to live with Type 1 diabetes every single day. We're pushing the limits of the disease in a safe environment, learning that anything is possible with T1D, and we want you to join us! What's Included:1. Virtual OrientationWe kick off the weekend with a *LIVE* 45-minute virtual orientation with our families and coaches. We play a few games, answer any questions and hear from our partners about the latest and greatest in insulin pump therapy and CGM technology. We also have a Certified Diabetes and Education Specialist on every call to answer any questions regarding blood sugar management, temp basal, Automated Insulin Delivery systems, etc!2. Swag Bag​Upon checking in at camp, your camper will receive a drawstring bag with swag, including a 2025 winter camp shirt, keychain, stickers, & items from sponsors. We take pride in our original graphic designs and high quality, durable shirts and hoodies so you can wear them for years to come. If you pre-order a hoodie and/or beanie when you register, those items will be in your camper's bag at check-in.3. Epic Camp DayOn camp day, we split into groups of 4-6 campers, which are led by our T1D coaches and volunteers and have names like Team Shred and Team Slin A typical schedule for Alaska camp looks like this:9:30 AM. — Check-in for families10:00 AM. — Campers hit the mountain with their groups10:30 AM — Casual Parent discussion at the ROI home base12:00 PM — Lunch as a group12:45 PM — Another group check, and kids head out for more riding/skiing3:45 PM — Group photo & goodbyes! Campers head with parents to return rentals, if applicable. Information Source: Riding On Insulin | eventbrite

Riding On Insulin is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by pro backcountry snowboarder Sean Busby. With the help of our exceptional T1D coaches, we've taught thousands of kids & teens with Type 1 diabetes how to ski & snowboard, surf and mountain bike since 2010. We welcome participants of all ability and experience levels. First timer? There's no better place to learn how to ride! We provide a safe, fun learning environment and a memorable introduction to skiing or snowboarding for those with Type 1 diabetes and their siblings/friends. All of our coaches either have T1D themselves, or love someone with T1D as well! Experienced skier or snowboarder? Campers are grouped together based on age and experience level. More advanced groups spend the day honing their skills with one of our seasoned coaches while exploring the mountain. When you register for one of our camps, you're signing up for more than a day on the mountain. You're joining a community of people who get it — a tight-knit community who knows what it's like to live with Type 1 diabetes every single day. We're pushing the limits of the disease in a safe environment, learning that anything is possible with T1D, and we want you to join us! What's Included:1. Virtual OrientationWe kick off the weekend with a *LIVE* 45-minute virtual orientation with our families and coaches. We play a few games, answer any questions and hear from our partners about the latest and greatest in insulin pump therapy and CGM technology. We also have a Certified Diabetes and Education Specialist on every call to answer any questions regarding blood sugar management, temp basal, Automated Insulin Delivery systems, etc!2. Swag Bag​Upon checking in at camp, your camper will receive a drawstring bag with swag, including a 2025 winter camp shirt, keychain, stickers, & items from sponsors. We take pride in our original graphic designs and high quality, durable shirts and hoodies so you can wear them for years to come. If you pre-order a hoodie and/or beanie when you register, those items will be in your camper's bag at check-in.3. Epic Camp DayOn camp day, we split into groups of 4-6 campers, which are led by our T1D coaches and volunteers and have names like Team Shred and Team Slin A typical schedule for Alaska camp looks like this:9:30 AM. — Check-in for families10:00 AM. — Campers hit the mountain with their groups10:30 AM — Casual Parent discussion at the ROI home base12:00 PM — Lunch as a group12:45 PM — Another group check, and kids head out for more riding/skiing3:45 PM — Group photo & goodbyes! Campers head with parents to return rentals, if applicable. Information Source: Riding On Insulin | eventbrite

Riding On Insulin is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by pro backcountry snowboarder Sean Busby. With the help of our exceptional T1D coaches, we've taught thousands of kids & teens with Type 1 diabetes how to ski & snowboard, surf and mountain bike since 2010. We welcome participants of all ability and experience levels. First timer? There's no better place to learn how to ride! We provide a safe, fun learning environment and a memorable introduction to skiing or snowboarding for those with Type 1 diabetes and their siblings/friends. All of our coaches either have T1D themselves, or love someone with T1D as well! Experienced skier or snowboarder? Campers are grouped together based on age and experience level. More advanced groups spend the day honing their skills with one of our seasoned coaches while exploring the mountain. When you register for one of our camps, you're signing up for more than a day on the mountain. You're joining a community of people who get it — a tight-knit community who knows what it's like to live with Type 1 diabetes every single day. We're pushing the limits of the disease in a safe environment, learning that anything is possible with T1D, and we want you to join us! What's Included:1. Virtual OrientationWe kick off the weekend with a *LIVE* 45-minute virtual orientation with our families and coaches. We play a few games, answer any questions and hear from our partners about the latest and greatest in insulin pump therapy and CGM technology. We also have a Certified Diabetes and Education Specialist on every call to answer any questions regarding blood sugar management, temp basal, Automated Insulin Delivery systems, etc!2. Swag Bag​Upon checking in at camp, your camper will receive a drawstring bag with swag, including a 2025 winter camp shirt, keychain, stickers, & items from sponsors. We take pride in our original graphic designs and high quality, durable shirts and hoodies so you can wear them for years to come. If you pre-order a hoodie and/or beanie when you register, those items will be in your camper's bag at check-in.3. Epic Camp DayOn camp day, we split into groups of 4-6 campers, which are led by our T1D coaches and volunteers and have names like Team Shred and Team Slin A typical schedule for Alaska camp looks like this:9:30 AM. — Check-in for families10:00 AM. — Campers hit the mountain with their groups10:30 AM — Casual Parent discussion at the ROI home base12:00 PM — Lunch as a group12:45 PM — Another group check, and kids head out for more riding/skiing3:45 PM — Group photo & goodbyes! Campers head with parents to return rentals, if applicable. Information Source: Riding On Insulin | eventbrite