Grim Mountain Legends

Have you ever wondered what the walls would say if they could speak or wanted to search for long lost treasure? LuneAseas will lead you on an adventure to find voices of the past and lost treasure.

Ghosts of pioneers, flesh eating blue mist, shape shifting witches, and cave dwelling elves haunt the hillsides and deserts of the Colorado Rockies. Our wandering poets and storytellers have traveled across the Colorado Mountain sides and deserts collecting legends and lore to write down and tell. Discover the chilling tales they find.

Featuring LuneAseas signature style of high level modern dance, blended with physical theater and shadow movement that's created alongside original music.

Each treasure hunt takes you on an expedition through historical buildings and theaters throughout Colorado.
Inviting audiences into hidden and under-explored pockets of the historic buildings, finding performance, art, and inspiration along the way.
Expect to experience legendary tales from the past brought to life through shadow puppetry, modern dance, acting, moving visuals, and original scores. Expect to witness the unexpected and encounter Colorado history in a new light and find pieces of theatrical treasure along the way.

Based on true stories of hauntings, murder, and the supernatural from the Colorado Rockies.

Grim Mountain Legends first treasure hunt stops in old town Fort Collins June 10, 11, 17, &18 at 6:30pm and 8:45pm. The treasure hunt starts promptly at 6:30pm and 8:45pm, guests are asked to come 15 mins before the hour to ensure starting on time. Each audience member will be given instructions and a map to complete the treasure hunt. The location will be made available upon reservation.

Some stories include themes and visuals that may be graphic in nature. Parental discretion is advised.
This event is partially outdoors and LuneAseas cannot give refunds for missed events.

This event has been made possible by LuneAseas, Colorado Creative Industries, the Bohemian Foundation, City of Fort Collins Fort Fund, Lemmon Staggs Homestead, generous friends and donors.