Collaboration breathes new life into Dead Guy Days
NEDERLAND — A quirky festival that some had given up for dead is getting set to again welcome tens of thousands of people to this Boulder County mountain village, thanks to a new partner and more collaboration with town officials.
The 19th annual Frozen Dead Guy Days, which sprang from a Norwegian immigrant’s efforts to keep his deceased grandfather packed in cryogenic freeze in a Tuff Shed until future advances in medical technology might revive him, is expected to bring upward of 25,000 visitors to Nederland on March 13-15, complete with its signature coffin races, frozen t-shirt…
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