Dead Guy Days post-mortem: Let’s do it again
ESTES PARK — Frozen Dead Guy Days’ first venture into Estes Park attracted overflow crowds on a mild, sunny weekend — and now its promoters are dying to do it again.
“I’m so happy, I don’t even have the words,” said Kara Franker, CEO of Visit Estes Park, the tourism-promotion agency that took on managing the quirky festival after Stanley Hotel owner John Cullen bought it in December for $250,000 from two women in Nederland who had run the event there until it outgrew the small Boulder County town.
The three-day version in Estes Park hadn’t even concluded Sunday before tales of…
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