10 Mile Music Hall

A little planning goes a long way at 10 Mile Music Hall, especially with Frisco’s compact downtown setting and show-night crowds.

• Re-Entry & Smoking: Check with venue staff before leaving during an event. Smoking is not allowed inside the venue.²
• Payment Options: Coat and bag check is available during most winter concerts and accepts cash or card.² Ask venue personnel for details on bar payment options.
• Prohibited Items: Outside alcohol, weapons, and professional photography equipment are not allowed.² Refer to the policy page for a complete list of prohibited items.
• Age Restrictions: Events are 18+ unless stated otherwise, though most events can accommodate guests under 18 with a parent.² Refer to the event listings for event-specific information.

For the most up-to-date guidance and information on regulations, including bag policies, check the official 10 Mile Music Hall policy page.

Frisco sits in a busy Summit County corridor, close to resort towns, outdoor stages, and mountain-area performance spaces.

• Dillon Amphitheater: Set beside Lake Dillon, this outdoor venue hosts concerts in a general admission setting with a listed capacity of around 3,600.³
• Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater: This Vail venue hosts rock, country, bluegrass, and community events, with a capacity of more than 2,500 seats.⁴
• Vilar Performing Arts Center: Located in Beaver Creek Resort, this 530-seat theater presents Broadway musicals, theater, rock concerts, family shows, jazz, comedy, dance, and film.⁵

10 Mile Music Hall is situated off of Summit Boulevard in the mountain town of Frisco, Colorado.

Public Transportation: A Summit Stage bus stop is about 100 yards from the entrance, with free bus service from Breckenridge, Copper, Dillon, Silverthorne, and Keystone.² Multiple rideshare options serve the area.²

Driving: 10 Mile Music Hall is located at 710 E Main St, Frisco, CO 80443, with a shared parking lot that regularly fills on show nights.² Free parking is available throughout Frisco, but overnight parking is limited and not allowed in the venue lot.²

Nearby street parking options include:

• Frisco Historic Park and Museum: 120 E Main St, Frisco, CO

10 Mile Music Hall keeps the focus on the show rather than food. The venue does not offer food service during concerts unless specially advertised, so guests who want a full meal should plan before doors.² Drinks are available at the bar on each floor of the music hall.¹

10 Mile Music Hall grew out of a local live-music story. Todd Altschuler and Keegan Casey previously managed The Barkley Ballroom, and later shifted their focus to developing a dedicated music venue in Frisco.¹ After two years of work, 10 Mile Music Hall opened with a run of sold-out shows.¹

The building covers roughly 8,000 square feet, with a vaulted ceiling reaching up to 33 feet at its peak.¹ Inside, the ground-level dance floor sits in front of the stage, while the upper balcony gives guests a higher view of the performance.¹ The venue opened with a capacity above 700, then reduced its max capacity to about 600 to keep the space more comfortable for guests.¹