Frozen Dead Guy Days sold, to move to Estes Park
ESTES PARK – Frozen Dead Guy Days is back from the dead.
Visit Estes Park and the Stanley Hotel have teamed up to rescue the quirky festival that had been staged since 2002 in Nederland, announcing that it would be held next year on St. Patrick’s Day weekend in Estes Park.
Leaders of the tourism-promotion agency and the iconic hotel, made famous for its reported ghost sightings and its role in Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 psychological horror film “The Shining,” said Thursday the move was the perfect answer to save the festival after its owners and organizers in Nederland announced in November they…
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