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Celebrating 135 years of Green Mountain Falls, Bronc Day returns

Summary by Colorado Springs Gazette
In 1939, then two-year-old Ann Esch attended the inaugural Bronc Day in Green Mountain Falls. This Saturday, 87 years later, she'll be honored at Bronc Day as the parade's grand marshal. This year, the festival will celebrate the town's 135th anniversary with a parade, games, market and family friendly activities, said Lisa Bonwell, president of Building Ute Pass Community, the nonprofit organizing the festival.

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Celebrating 135 years of Green Mountain Falls, Bronc Day returns

In 1939, then two-year-old Ann Esch attended the inaugural Bronc Day in Green Mountain Falls. This Saturday, 87 years later, she'll be honored at Bronc Day as the parade's grand marshal. This year, the festival will celebrate the town's 135th anniversary with a parade, games, market and family friendly activities, said Lisa Bonwell, president of Building Ute Pass Community, the nonprofit organizing the festival.

·Colorado Springs, United States
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Colorado Springs Gazette broke the news in Colorado Springs, United States on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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