Summer In Snowmass

A FREE PUBLICATION OF THE ASPEN TIMES // 2014

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FROM THE EDITOR

Summer has become the nonstop event season in Snowmass Village.

With everything from a Harley rally to a yoga festival to a Tough Mudder run, plus old staples like the free Thursday night concerts and the Labor Day music festival, the nonstop calendar of events is the big theme this season.

Check out the highlights on page 6.

Snowmass certainly has a lot of other new things happening, too. Those include the display of ice-age fossils discovered in nearby Ziegler Reservoir (page 10), a bowling alley (10), and a new beer program and menu at Viceroy Snowmass’ Nest restaurant (24).

In this magazine, we covered a lot of the new stuff. And yet, the beautiful backdrop for all these happenings still beckons. No matter what, you can still get away from it all

The Snowmass Rodeo, which has been operating on the grounds in Town Park since 1973, still takes place every Wednesday.

Publisher Gunilla R. Asher General Manager Samantha Johnston Editor Jill Beathard Advertising Director David Laughren Account Managers Louise Brennan William Gross Ashton Hewitt Tim Kurnos Max Vadnais Distribution Manager Maria Wimmer Design Team Supervisor Afton Groepper Publication Art Director Darin Bliss Design Team Malisa Samsel Carly Hoover Ashley Detmering

on a mountain bike, a raft, a golf cart, or your own two feet.

Welcome, and enjoy your stay.

Jill Beathard Editor

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BY JILL BEATHA

Tourism officials in Snowmass Village have been talking about summer 2014 for over a year. It is, after all, their job to talk things up, but looking at the calendar this season, it’s easy to see where they’re coming from.

Based on close to two years of effort and a new approach to summer, this year, tourism officials have attempted to enhance continuing events and bring in new ones from across the country.

The goal is to bring many of these events back, so if you can’t make it this year, keep an eye out for dates in 2015.

Here’s a peek at what’s in store in Snowmass this summer. To see a full calendar of events in Snowmass and beyond, turn to the back of this magazine.

6.13 - 6.15

SNOWMASS MAMMOTH FEST

Now in its second year, the revamped Chili Pepper and Brew Fest is looking to prove itself. With a lineup more focused on folk and rock, including bands such as Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Leftover Salmon and Xavier Rudd, the festival has created quite a buzz this year. Produced by the organizers of Telluride Blues and Brews, Snowmass Mammoth Fest also features a free night of music on the mall to kick off the event.

6.19 - 8.14

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT SERIES

The event that is a favorite among Roaring Fork Valley residents as well as visitors is back and offering names such as Grand Funk Railroad and Fishbone. The weekly event is always free, so grab your picnic blankets and baskets (and sometimes a raincoat) and head on out to Fanny Hill.

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Simplified Grand Funk Railroad Wanderlust Spectacular Big Sam’s Funky Nation Hot Buttered Rum Nicki Bluhm & the Gramblers California Honey Drops Nathan & the Zydeco Cha Chas Fishbone

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7.3 - 7.6

WANDERLUST

THE JOURNEY UP IS ONLY THE BEGINNING

The yoga festival, which holds events throughout the country, is coming to Snowmass Village over July Fourth weekend. Members of the public can purchase day passes to participate in yoga sessions or music-only tickets to attend paid shows.

Wanderlust helped Snowmass book Jurassic 5 to play July 5 in Base Village.

7.18 - 7.19 DEAF CAMP PICNIC

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Silver Queen Gondola on Aspen Mountain or Elk Camp Gondola and Chairlift on Snowmass.

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The Deaf Camp Picnic was once the highlight of the summer in the Roaring Fork Valley, powered by musicians such as John Denver, Jimmy Buffett and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

Revitalized in 2013, the festival is gaining traction once again, this year featuring Ricky Skaggs as headliner and a John Denver tribute. And, it’s all for a good cause: the picnic has always been a fundraiser for the Aspen Camp for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, located in Old Snowmass.

most popular

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perfect summer package pLUs: • 1-day Bike Snowmass ticket • Half-day downhill bike rental

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• 1-hour downhill bike skills

park clinic

All activities may not be available at all times.

Prices subject to change. See website for more details.

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8.14 - 8.19

USA PRO CHALLENGE

The professional cycling race is kicking off with a circuit race in the Roaring Fork Valley once again, and Snowmass Village is hosting the racers and their crews as well as the opening ceremonies.

8.29 - 8.31

JAZZ ASPEN SNOWMASS LABOR DAY EXPERIENCE

The climax of the festival season in the Roaring Fork Valley, the Labor Day weekend event is back with big names from a mixed bag of genres, including Ziggy Marley, Fun., OneRepublic and Carrie Underwood. It is also offering $10 discount tickets for children on the first day of the event, as well as activities for them in a Kids Corner. Adults can buy a pass for a day or for the whole weekend.

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9.6 - 9.7

TOUGH MUDDER

Billed as “Probably the Toughest Event on the Planet,” Tough Mudder asks participants to traverse a 10 to 12 mile obstacle course designed to test strength, stamina and teamwork. This is Snowmass’ first time to host the challenge, which is held in locations across the country and typically attracts thousands of participants at each of its events.

9.12 - 9.14

BALLOON AND WINE FESTIVALS, FERRARI EXPO

One of the longest running hot-air balloon festivals in the country, the Snowmass event is held right when the trees are starting to show off their fall colors. Event highlights include a race over Highway 82, launches over the Snowmass Club golf course, and a “night glow,” in which pilots light their torches and hover their balloons over Fanny Hill so that attendees can mingle around them. For the past 12, Snowmass Rotary has also held their biggest annual fundraiser, the Snowmass Wine Festival, over the same weekend. The wine event includes a paired dinner and a grand tasting in Town Park, which this year will be held in conjunction with an exposition of Ferrari cars.

BIKe snowmass, a network of new and existing downhill mountain biking trails, is the only lift served biking in the US that takes riders on a 4,000-foot single track descent beginning above tree line and descending through evergreen forests, Aspen trees and wide-open meadows for a scenic experience.

Snowmass is now home to the most vertical feet of riding in Colorado and over 50 miles of singletrack, cross-country and downhill terrain.

Daily: June 21 - September 1 Elk Camp Gondola Hours: 10 am - 4 pm (last ride down at 4:30 pm) Elk Camp Chairlift Hours: 10:30 am - 3:30 pm (last ride down at 4 pm)

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This 2-hour clinic is designed to coach new downhill riders who want to master the beginner to intermediate trails. Intended for those who may have completed the 1-hour downhill bike skills park clinic and want to descend our iconic trails with coaching and guiding along the way. $69 (clinic only)

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3-day gondola sightseeing ticket (Aspen Mountain and Snowmass), on-mountain activities, $10 lunch credit at Elk Camp (Snowmass) or Sundeck (Aspen), guided tour to the Maroon Bells, plus a 1-day Bike Snowmass ticket, downhill bike rental from Four-Mountain Sports and a 1-hour downhill bike skills park clinic.

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When the weather turns bad, you can still have fun. In fact, you may not want to wait for a rainy day for some of these activities. Here are some ideas of things that you can do, rain or shine.

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ICE AGE DISCOVERY CENTER In 2010, a bulldozer operator working to expand a reservoir in Snowmass Village unearthed the tusk of a young female mammoth.

That spurred a digging frenzy over the next 10 months that produced 5,000 bones of various ice-age fossils. Stop in the Ice Age Discovery Center on the Snowmass Village Mall to observe a staff member from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science work on restoring some of the pieces. gosnowmass.com; click on Things to do

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The public rec center located at Town Park offers a walk-in rate for use of its state-of-the-art facility, which includes saline outdoor pools, cardio and weight rooms, gymnasium, classes, and climbing and bouldering walls. It also offers day camps for kids that have become very popular. snowmassrecreation.com

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CREATE The Anderson Ranch Arts Center on Owl Creek Road offers an astounding number of workshops in every medium you can think of, including some just for kids.

Most are a week long, but you could also kill a couple of hours just touring the campus. The buildings were relocated to the site from historic ranches in the area, and there’s always someone working on something cool in the studios. andersonranch.org

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BOWLING Just in time for last ski season, owner Mark Reece opened up Slopeside Lanes, an eight-lane bowling alley, below Aspen Sports on the Snowmass Village Mall. With a wood-fire pizza oven and a full bar, it’s also not a bad place to grab a bite for dinner. gosnowmass.com; click on Dining

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In Snowmass Village, we share our habitat with that of the wild animals that naturally exist here. You can easily spot a herd of elk on Owl Creek Road, and keep an eye out for fox and birds of prey on your next hike.

While it’s exciting to encounter wild animals, they can pose some issues and safety concerns. Hungry bears have been known to break in to houses and cars around the village. A mother and three cubs were photographed multiple times robbing cars parked in residents’ driveways.

Not only does a break-in threaten property, but it’s also harmful for the bruins.

Nuisance bears are tagged and relocated the first time they cause an issue, and if they are caught returning to that same site,

wildlife officers are required to euthanize them.

Some trails around Snowmass Village are closed during certain times of the year to protect the elk that migrate through this area. Be sure to observe any trail closures, as cameras are set up at the trailheads and violators will be fined.

In addition, be aware while driving that elk, deer and other creatures often cross the roads in Snowmass and throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

OBSERVING WILDLIFE

If you happen to encounter a bear out in the wild, heed these suggestions.

Wild animals are a treasure of our community, please help keep them wild.

Stay calm. Walk away, speak softly and try not to show fear.

Never feed wildlife.

Intentional or inadvertent feeding is the major cause of problems. Feeding wildlife is illegal, and a citation will be issued.

Step off the trail on the downhill side and slowly leave the area.

Although it is not common for a mother with cubs to attack, it is a possibility.

Move away slowly from the cub. The mother may make alarming gestures such as kicking dirt, snorting, popping her jaws, or making a “false charge” (stopping short before reaching you). However, if a bear does attack you, fight back. Black bears have been driven away when people have fought back with rocks, sticks, binoculars, and even their bare hands.

Contrary to popular myths, bears can run fast (up to 35 mph), and can easily outrun a person up or downhill. They are also agile tree-climbers.

Source: Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office

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Wildlife should not be chased, harassed, captured, or domesticated.

Keep all pet food and refuse in a wildlife resistant metal container, or locked within the home or garage.

Keep lower level windows and doors locked when you are not home

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Birdfeeders are a major bear attractant. Feed birds only in winter when bears are hibernating.

BRENDA SANDERSON | COURTESY PHOTO

Stop. Give the bear an escape route. Do not make direct eye contact with the bear as he may perceive this as a threat.

BRENDA SANDERSON | COURTESY PHOTO

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Wildly helpful tips

Use wildlife-resistant trash containers. Snowmass Village laws do not allow poly plastic containers.

Clean barbecue grills after each use.

Leave newborn wildlife alone.

Source: Town of Snowmass Village

1 A bear eats from a crabapple tree near the Snowmass Chapel in 2012.

2 An elk calf nestles in the grass.

3 Two bull elk clash in a field on Owl Creek Road in 2013.

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Two decades of trail-building have given rise to an extensive, interconnected network of cycling terrain in and around Snowmass Village. It started with the relocation of the Rim Trail, according to The Aspen Times, and in the past four or five years has boomed.

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The development of Sky Mountain Park, a joint effort by Pitkin County, Snowmass Village and Aspen, also added to the available terrain, and in 2012 Aspen Skiing Co. added five miles of trails on the Snowmass ski area. Hence, if you want to go mountain biking during your stay, look no further for any skill level and type of terrain.

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1 A competitor in the 2012 Master of the Mass race rips across the Wall, a feature of the Valhalla Trail on Snomass.

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2 A mountain biker cuts down Valhalla Trail last summer.

3 Tyler Lindsay leads his buddy Jason Cook out of the Fruit Bowl on the Valhalla Trail in Snowmass.

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The freeride, downhill Valhalla Trail, starting at the top of Elk Camp Gondola, features twists and turns, jumps and bridges sure to keep the most talented riders on their toes. Add the Vapor Trail by riding the Elk Camp chairlift for an even longer ride. Visit www.aspensnowmass.com to check prices and purchase lift tickets.

RIM TRAIL Enter this trail at the southern end near Mountain View Apartments and ride up to the mosaic platform looking toward Mount Daly. The trail then follows the ridgeline to the Horse Ranch neighborhood. Park a car at the other end or use the Village Shuttle to get back.longer ride. Visit www.aspensnowmass.com to check prices and purchase lift tickets.

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OWL CREEK TRAIL

GOVERNMENT TRAIL

This 2,500-acre collection of open space parcels offers miles of trails. The gem is the Skyline Ridge Trail, which runs along the ridge separating the Owl Creek and Brush Creek valleys. Access the park via Viewline Trail or Radar Road.

This easy, less-than-5-mile trail winds up at Buttermilk ski area, connecting Snowmass to Aspen over some hills. Passing through aspen groves and open meadows, most people begin this ride on the Aspen end.

This is a longer, more difficult connection to Aspen that passes through some beautiful landscape. The singletrack trail is 12 miles long, usually ridden west to east. Access it from either of two points on the Ditch Trail.

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Snowmass Village is sharing in the excitement of the USA Pro Challenge for the second time this year. The fourth annual cycling competition will start with a circuit race through Aspen and Snowmass, and Stage 2 will begin in Aspen and travel through Old Snowmass, Basalt, Carbondale and Redstone.

Many teams and their crews are staying in Snowmass hotels, and their trailers, where they store and work on their equipment leading up to the race, will be in the upper numbered lots above the Snowmass Village Mall. Parties and celebrations will lead up to the race, which is in Aspen/Snowmass on Aug. 18 and 19.

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“Beer is the great equalizer,” declares Danielle Becker, manager of Nest at Viceroy Snowmass. “Not everyone enjoys wine or wants to drink spirits, but everyone will sit down and have a beer with you. It’s the ‘Cheers’ thing – beer is something pretty much everyone can go into a bar and enjoy.”

Yet, at the same time, beer can be just complex as wine or spirits. And this might be what Becker loves the most.

“Beer has been around for centuries, and it’s finally getting the respect it deserves,” says Becker, who hopes to attain her Master Cicerone designation this year (see “The Making of a Master,” this page.). “Those water-beers are no longer the standard; craft beers are raising the bar.”

At Nest — and breweries, taverns and even fine-dining restaurants across the country — raising the bar means bellying up to the bar for beer tastings and beer pairing dinners. In fact, a recent dinner at Nest featured a selection of Boulder Beers paired with the creative cuisine of Viceroy Snowmass chef Will Nolan.

And we’re not talking hot dogs and Budweisers here.

The five-course dinner included offerings such as an appetizer of Buffalo Gold and Hazed and Infused beer served with charbroiled oysters, cheese and pork belly coquette and smoked tomato relish, followed by a main dish featuring Mojo Risin’ double IPA alongside Char Siu pork

with kimchee, fried avocado and yuzu vinaigrette.

“When you can hold in your hand a beer from an amazing Abbey and pair it with a fine dish, that’s just incredible. It proves it’s not just about the wine,” says Becker, whose long career in the food and beverage industry landed her in the Roaring Fork Valley some four years ago, where she’s now firmly established in her role as beer master at the Viceroy (while raising a 9-year-old and twins, aged 5).

In fact, Becker sees a world where beer — and those who are educated in how to brew, taste, serve and enjoy it — is as highly regarded as wine or spirits.

“The brewery movement is here; people are embracing it,” she says. “That’s the cool thing...beer can be really delicious — and diverse — and people are beginning to learn that.”

Take Nest’s recent Boulder Beer pairing dinner. In just a couple of hours, six styles of beer were served and sampled. They ranged from the well-known Buffalo Gold to the seasonal Never Summer Ale to the rich dessert beer Shake Chocolate Porter.

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The evening also included an education in beer and beer making, with a variety of hops, barley and other essentials on the table for diners to investigate.

“We’ve definitely seen a change in the craft beer market,” Boulder Beers’ Laura McLane told the assembled guests. “What we have for you tonight is some traditional beers and a few new ones — all paired perfectly with chef Will’s dishes.”

Danielle Becker’s absolute favorite beer?

Porter, but there are so many I could never name a specific one.

Just give me a nice, good porter and I’m happy.

Indeed it was like a winemaker’s dinner. But, like beer itself, a bit more casual. A bit more fun.

“Speaking personally, I love that my passion for beer can also be my career,” says Becker. “The beer crowd is a fun crowd, so how could I not love what I do?”

Moving forward, what Becker does — and what Viceroy Snowmass will do for beer lovers everywhere — will include a variety of beer-centric events, from pairing dinners to beer training courses to entire weekends dedicated to the suds.

“Viceroy has always had a great mixology program, but now whatever your angle, you can find it,” says Becker. “I’m just glad that my hobby is something worth sharing, something others want to enjoy with me.”

Lucky No. 7?

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THE MAKING OF A MASTER Everyone knows — and admires — the sommelier. That master of wine who knows exactly which wine to pour with each course; that person who knows just what you’re seeking when you say, “crisp” or “dry,” “fruity” or “earthy.”

But what about beer? Who knows which beer to pair with, say, confit of prime ribeye cap, lobster poutine and debris gravy? The Master Cicerone, that’s who. (And the answer, by the way, is Boulder Beer’s Never Summer winter ale.)

So what is a Master Cicerone?

According to the Craft Beer Institute, Cicerone is an English word referring to “one who conducts visitors and sightseers to museums and explains matters of archaeological, antiquarian, historic or artistic interest.” A Certified (one level below a Master) or Master Cicerone is a person who “possesses the knowledge and skills to guide those interested in beer culture, including its historic and artistic aspects. These titles now designate a person with demonstrated expertise in beer who can guide consumers to enjoyable and high-quality experiences with great beer.”

A Master Cicerone is, in a nutshell, what Danielle Becker sees herself as in just a few short months.

“I’ve been in the food and beverage business so long that I have thought about becoming a sommelier or going further with spirits,” says Becker, manager of Nest at Viceroy Snowmass, who has hopes of achieving her Master Cicerone designation by year’s end. “But once I found out about the Cicerone program, I knew that was for me; I love beer,” she says. “And it’s a challenge; there are more than 70 different styles of beer and you have to know everything about them all, do blind tastings and so forth. It’s not easy.”

Indeed. According to cicerone.org, there are currently only six Master Cicerones in the United States. Becker hopes to be lucky No. 7. “I am excited about the future,” she says.

Join friends and family at Elk Camp in Snowmass for an evening adventure at altitude with live music, outdoor activities and an à la carte culinary celebration.

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Events Calendar 6.11 - 9.2

ASPEN ART MUSEUM Ernesto Neto Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto challenges the notion of sculpture as static object and investigates the ways that alterations to space and environment transform the relations between people. aspenartmuseum.org

6.13 - 6.18

ASPEN WRITER’S FOUNDATION: Aspen Summer Words Established in 1976, Aspen Summer Words is the place to be for anyone with a passion for the written word. Participants attend writing workshops and discussions with our award-winning faculty. Billy Collins, Meg Wolitzer, Julia Glass, and more. aspenwriters.org

6.13 - 6.15 SNOWMASS MAMMOTH FEST

Featuring on-site camping, late night shows, national touring bands, a grand beer tasting with over 25 microbreweries, and the International Chili Society tasting. Music lineup includes Chris Robinhood Brotherhood, Leftover Salmon and The Motet. snowmassmammothfest.com

6.14

ASPEN GRAN FONDO Aspen Silver Cycling, in partnership with the USA Pro Challenge will be staging the inaugural Aspen Gran Fondo, a 55-mile group ride with a portion of the ride on the same roads that the USA Pro Challenge will use in both Stage One and Two of 2014. The route will have something for everyone with its steep climbs and rolling hills, flat sections and gorgeous scenery. 7 a.m.

Registration: $75 before May 15. $100 after May 15. aspenrecreation.com

6.17 - 6.19

WHOLE JOURNEYS ASPEN SAMPLER: 3 Day Hiking and Tasting Tour Enjoy three spectacular days of hiking near Aspen, Colorado, plus four afternoons/evenings sampling fantastic food and beverages from local producers in the Roaring Fork Valley. wholejourneys.com/trips/aspen

6.19 - 7.28

JAZZ ASPEN SNOWMASS JUNE EXPERIENCE: Includes four nights of headline concerts from Diana Krall, Steve Winwood, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Tony Bennett and more at the Benedict Music Tent (June 19-21 and 28), an expanded JAS Cafe Downstairs @ the Nell Series, and a free nightly lawn party on the Music Festival grounds with food vendors, bars, and two live music stages. jazzaspensnowmass.org

6.19

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: Simplified Free. 6:15 to 9 p.m. Fanny Hill. gosnowmass.com

6.20 - 6.22

annual Enduro series throughout the most picturesque vacation destinations in the Rocky Mountain region. gosnowmass.com

6.24 - 7.3

ASPEN INSTITUTE ASPEN IDEAS FESTIVAL 2014: The Ideas Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary of dialogue and conversation with leading thinkers from around the globe. The theme for 2014 is straightforward. We don’t want to look back. We want to look forward. What will the next 10 years bring? aspenideas.org

6.24 - 8.16 THEATRE ASPEN: ‘The Full Monty’

Carbonell Award winner and Theatre Aspen favorite Mark Martino will direct and choreograph “The Full Monty,” opening June 24. theatreaspen.org

6.26 - 6.29

2014 COLORADO HARLEY OWNERS GROUP STATE RALLY

FOOD & WINE CLASSIC IN ASPEN

The official Harley Rally for Colorado. gosnowmass.com

The nation’s premiere culinary event. Celebrity chefs and wine experts from across the country showcase their passion for food, wine and entertaining. foodandwine.com/classic

6.26

6.20 - 6.22

BIG MOUNTAIN ENDURO SNOWMASS First stop in the Big Mountain Enduro Series, an authentic multi-stage, multi-day

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: Grand Funk Railroad Opening Act: The True Story Band at 5:40 p.m. Headliner 7 p.m. Free. Fanny Hill. gosnowmass.com

Incredible Snowmass Opportunities

Stonebridge Condo

Deer Creek Ranch

SNOWMASS VILLAGE Rare top floor ski-in/ski-out, six-bedroom and six-bathroom condo in Snowmass Village. Incredible opportunity to own three separate deeded condos, all contiguous and connected.

Easy access to skiing and all the amenities at the Village, located on Fanny Hill which borders Base Village. Magnificent views from every room. Use as your vacation home or rental property. Garage parking, elevator, heated pool, hot tubs, health club, concierge service and on site restaurant and bar. $3,995,000 Web Id# AN131202

SNOWMASS A wonderful opportunity to own a 37 acre ranch located in a private setting in the Snowmass Canyon. The ranch is located on both sides of Lower River Road. On the one side there are two homes, lush pastures, water rights, a creek, several ponds.

For the fisherman the other side features 496 feet of Roaring Fork River frontage for premier fishing. Arbaney Gulch is out your back door offering some of the best scenery, hiking and hunting. Only 15 minutes from Aspen and Snowmass. $2,975,000 Web Id# AN133620

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SNOWMASS VILLAGE Perfect two-bedroom, two-bath condo in Stonebridge with open floor plan, breakfast bar, and two decks with incredible views. After a full day skiing, enjoy full hotel concierge services including jacuzzi tub, restaurant and bar, and so much more. A great investment in family fun. $1,075,000 Web Id# AN132810

SNOWMASS VILLAGE Ski in access included with this spacious Laurelwood studio. Relax by your wood burning fireplace or just a short walk to the village or you may take the shuttle. This complex offers plenty of amenities including a new 24 person two-tier hot tub, on-site lobby, daily housekeeping and ski storage. It also has a good rental history. $350,000 Web Id# AN133327

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JAS CAFE DOWNSTAIRS @ THE NELL SUMMER SERIES: Rene Marie Intimate performances featuring worldclass jazz artists from around the globe in the downstairs room at the Little Nell Hotel. Rene Marie With Love to Eartha Kitt, “I Wanna Be Evil” — a tribute to one of America’s most iconic entertainers, Eartha Kitt. jazzaspensnowmass.org

6.28

ASPEN BACKCOUNTRY MARATHON Utilizing the amazing trails that surround Aspen, this full marathon is run almost exclusively on dirt trails. The race is open to individuals and relay teams. aspenbackcountrymarathon.com

7.1- 8.16

THEATRE ASPEN: ‘Little Women,’ The musical The musical “Little Women,” based on the classic novel by Louisa May Alcott, opens July 2, with a book by Allan Knee, music

by Jason Howland and lyrics by Mindi Dickstein. The creative team comprises Tom Ward (sets), Paul Black (lights) and Executive Artistic Director Paige Price, who directs. theatreaspen.org

7.2 - 7.8

ASPEN ANTIQUES, JEWELRY & FINE ARTS FAIR Over 30 exhibitors from around the world presenting exceptional art, antiques, and exquisite jewelry. Van Gogh, Monet, Buccellati, Van Cleef & Arpels, and more. aspenartfairs.com

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7.3

ACES: Raptor Fair

Bring your family to Hallam Lake to meet our resident golden eagle, great-horned owl, red-tailed hawk and special guest raptors. aspennature.org

7.3

JAS CAFE DOWNSTAIRS @ THE NELL SUMMER SERIES: Tierney Sutton An intimate, jazz-inspired reimagining of the music of Joni Mitchell. jazzaspensnowmass.org

7.3 - 7.6

COLORADO WANDERLUST FESTIVAL Wanderlust festivals are the crown jewels of the Wanderlust experience: unforgettable 4-day summits in locations of stunning natural beauty. Snowmass Village. gosnowmass.org

7.3

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: Wanderlust Spectacular

7.4

ASPEN’S OLD-FASHIONED: FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION Locals and visitors honor the nation’s birthday with a parade, kids’ carnival, live music, picnics, spectacular fireworks, and more. aspenchamber.org

7.4

ASPEN ART MUSEUM FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC Free to Be Me participants will walk their creative contribution in Aspen’s annual Old Fashioned Fourth of July Parade. The AAM’s popular annual post-parade picnic takes place on the museum grounds (590 N. Mill Street) at 1:30 p.m. following the parade. aspenartmuseum.org

7.5

JURASSIC 5 $25. Base Village and Fanny Hill.

9 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. gosnowmass.com

7.5

ASPEN INSTITUTE SOCRATES DINNER

The Wanderlust Spectacular is the Cirque du Soleil of yoga, a sacred celebratory extravaganza that actively engages the audience to participate with their mind, body, heart, and soul. 7-10 p.m., Fanny Hill, free. gosnowmass.com

A dinner and discussion honoring Leonard A. Lauder, benefiting the Socrates Program for emerging leaders. aspeninstitute.org/socrates

7.4

DANCE FOR KIDS! DIAVOLO

BOOGIE’S DINER BUDDY FIVE-MILE RACE Boogie’s Diner is the proud sponsor of this annual race tradition, which benefits the Buddy Program. This is a great way to kick off your Fourth of July celebration, while also supporting local youth through mentoring programs. buddyprogram.org

7.5

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JAS CAFE DOWNSTAIRS @ THE NELL SUMMER SERIES: Poncho Sanchez Poncho Sanchez is a percussionist blending Latin jazz, bebop, swing, salsa & other infectious grooves. jazzaspensnowmass.org

7.10

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: Big Sam’s Funky Nation 6:15 p.m. Fanny Hill. Free. gosnowmass.com

7.10

BASH FOR THE BUDDIES The Buddy Program’s annual fundraiser supports mentoring for 1,000 youth in the Roaring Fork Valley. Considered the “party of the summer,” the evening features cocktails, dinner, silent and live auctions, and dancing. Join us this year under the big top for the Wild West Circus. buddyprogram.org

7.11 - 7.12

CHAUTAUQUA ASPEN Two days of historic character presentations, brown-bag lunch conversations, coffee talks and fun in-between activities on the grounds of the Wheeler/Stallard Museum in the West End. aspenhistory.org

7.11 - 7.12

SNOWMASS CULINARY & ARTS FESTIVAL Delicious food, wine, spirits and fine art presented against the backdrop of spectacular high alpine scenery, this Rocky Mountain culinary festival features celebrity chefs, a juried art exhibit with more than 40 regionally and nationally recognized artists, cooking workshops and food and presentation panels. All day. gosnowmass.com

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7.12

7.19

Friends of the Aspen Animal Shelter’s annual benefit. Enjoy dinner, disco, silent and live auctions and more on a private ranch under the Colorado stars. dogsaspen.com

A gala dinner and auction at Hotel Jerome with an open-bar after-party. This year’s event will honor Debra and Dennis Scholl, Theaster Gates, and Lee Lyon.

7.15

7.19

Aspen Art Museum Artist Talk with renowned German artist Charline von Heyl. aspenartmuseum.org

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AAM ARTIST TALK

7.17

ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET SUMMER FESTIVAL PERFOMANCE

ANDERSON RANCH ANNUAL RECOGNITION DINNER

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ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET SUMMER FESTIVAL PERFORMANCE

7.22

JUAN SIDDI FLAMENCO SANTA FE Begins at 8 p.m.

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7.17 - 7.19

7.23 - 7.26

DEAF CAMP PICNIC

Deaf Camp Picnic was established in the ’60s with the help of John Denver, Jimmy Buffet, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and the likes to support the great things Aspen Camp does for deaf and hard of hearing kids. Revitalized in 2013, the Deaf Camp Picnic this year will feature headliner Ricky Skaggs as well as Red Molly and the John Denver Band. deafcamppicnic.org

7.17

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: Hot Buttered Rum

ASPEN INSTITUTE: Aspen Security Forum The Aspen Security Forum gathers top-level government officials, industry leaders, leading thinkers, nationally noted print and broadcast journalists, and concerned citizens to answer critical questions about national and homeland security. aspensecurityforum.org

7.24 - 8.1

THEATRE ASPEN: ‘The Cottage’

6:15 p.m., Fanny Hill, free. gosnowmass.com

“The Cottage,” a farce inspired by the works of Noel Coward and set in the 1920s English countryside. Ages 12 and up. theatreaspen.org

7.19

7.24

ASPEN VALLEY MARATHON, HALF MARATHON, 5K RACE Aspen Valley Marathon follows the historic Rio Grande Trail downvalley from Aspen to Basalt and passes through some of the most beautiful scenery in the United States. aspenvalleymarathon.com

AAM ARTIST TALK: Aspen Art Museum Artist Talk with renowned American artist Darren Bader. aspenartmuseum.org

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7.26 - 7.27

6:15 p.m., free, Fanny Hill. gosnowmass.com

A wonderful open art gallery filling Monarch Street with over 175 exhibitors offering jewelry, pottery, sculpture, paintings, prints, water color, mixed media, and more. Free admission. aspenchamber.org

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers

7.25 - 7.27

AUTOMOBILI EXOTICA This not-to-be-missed car event is presented by 3ZERO3 Motorsports. Catch the road rally from Denver to Snowmass via Independence Pass. The public is welcome to attend the Car Expo & Exotic Car Show throughout the day on Sunday. Snowmass Village.

ASPEN ARTS FESTIVAL

7.26

DANCE FOR KIDS! Batoto Yet and Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Folklorico. Begins at 4 p.m.

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7.25 - 7.27

7.26

SNOWMASS DOUBLES Snowmass is excited to once again host the Snowmass Doubles Volleyball Tournament. All day, Town Park. gosnowmass.com

ASPENBRAINLAB Keynote speakers will discuss brain health and the mind’s connection with the body. aspenbrainlab.com

7.26

2014 KOMEN COLORADO RIDE FOR THE CURE ASPEN Ride the Rockies in support of Susan G. Komen breast cancer awareness and research in western Colorado. Fundraising is required. Rio Grande Park. komencolorado.org

7.26

2014 KOMEN COLORADO RACE FOR THE CURE ASPEN Walk breast cancer out of town and support western Colorado breast cancer programs and research. Run/Walk 10K or 5K, Family Fun one-mile walk or the PAWS for the Cure dog walk. Rio Grande Park. komencolorado.org

Ongoing Events 6.11 - 8.20

6.18 - 8.17

Now in its 41st year, offering everything from bronco and bull riding to mutton busting and activities for kids.

Snowmass Village Rodeo Grounds (Town Park). 5 p.m. Barbecue, 7 p.m. rodeo every Wednesday from June 11th through August 20th. gosnowmass.com

The Aspen Music Festival and School offers more than 350 musical events during an eight-week season including symphony, chamber, opera, choral and family concerts. aspenmusicfestival.com

SNOWMASS RODEO

6.14 - October

ASPEN SATURDAY MARKET From June to October the Aspen Farmer’s Market takes place every Saturday with Colorado-grown produce and crafts. Cooking demonstrations are held as well as live music. aspenchamber.org

ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL & SCHOOL

6.22 - 8.31 BLUEGRASS SUNDAYS

Enjoy free performances by top bluegrass musicians at the top of Aspen Mountain. aspensnowmass.com

7.5 - 8.9

SATURDAY CLASSICAL MUSIC AT THE TOP OF ASPEN MOUNTAIN Relax at 11,000 feet in a glorious meadow overlooking Mount Hayden and take in the beauty as students of the world-renowned Aspen Music Festival & School perform a repertoire of their own choosing. Free. aspensnowmass.com

6.15 - 8.26

ASPEN SATURDAY MARKET Every Tuesday, AHS will explore the history in and around Aspen through a variety of interactive tours, including a cruiser bike tour, historic pub crawl and walk through Aspen’s three cemeteries. aspenhistory.org

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ASPEN INSTITUTE: Aspen Action Forum The Aspen Action Forum connects Fellows from the Aspen Global Leadership Network with other action-oriented leaders from Aspen Institute programs and partners. The forum’s “Leadership in Action” series offers public interviews, panels and discussions on a variety of current topics. aspenactionforum.org

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ASPEN HISTORICAL SOCIETY’S TRADITIONAL ICE CREAM SOCIAL Lawn games, celebrity scoopers and a create-your-own ice cream bar make this summer afternoon fete a popular pastime on the grounds of the Wheeler/Stallard Museum in the West End. aspenhistory.org

8.2

POWER OF FOUR MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE

International fine-art fair with modern and contemporary works. Artwork from 300 notable artists from 35 galleries will be represented and available for viewing and purchase. Aspen Ice Garden. art-aspen.com

This race combines the four ski areas of Aspen/Snowmass — Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk — into one challenging course.

Race will start in Snowmass and finish in Aspen. aspensnowmass.com

7.31 - 8.3

8.2

ROOF OF THE ROCKIES JEEP JAMBOREE As the Jeepers say, “It’s a Jeep thing; you wouldn’t understand.” They’ll unite in Snowmass and then hit the trails to explore one of the most beautiful regions in the country. gosnowmass.com

7.31

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: California Honeydrops 6:15 p.m., free, Fanny Hill. gosnowmass.com

8.1

ASPEN ART MUSEUM: Artcrush Summer Benefit

Prominent artists, art collectors, curators, gallery owners, celebrities, and philanthropists from around the world gather in Aspen every year during the first week in August to celebrate ArtCrush, the Aspen Art Museum’s annual summer benefit. aspenartmuseum.org

8.7

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: Nathan & the Zydeco Cha-Chas 6:15 p.m., free, Fanny Hill. gosnowmass.com

8.8

ASPEN ANIMAL SHELTER: Patron Dinner With John Oates, Emmylou Harris and Shawn Colvin. dogsaspen.com

8.8

STARS OF AMERICAN BALLET Begins at 8 p.m. aspensantafeballet.com

8.8 - 8.9

ZOOT ASPEN TRIATHLON

JAS CAFE DOWNSTAIRS @ THE NELL SUMMER SERIES: ‘Monty Alexander’

This event consists of an 800-yard swim, 17-Mile bike to the spectacular Maroon Bells, and a 4-mile run in Maroon Creek Valley. aspenrecreation.com

Monty Alexander’s Harlem-Kingston Express — the Jamaican jazz piano virtuoso takes the music of Bob Marley to new heights. jazzaspensnowmass.org

8.3

8.8 - 8.8

POWER OF FOUR TRAIL 50K A 50k ultra trail-running race that will cover all four area mountains. The race will begin at the base of Aspen Mountain, peak at the Sundeck and follow single-/double-track trails through Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk and Snowmass before finishing in Snowmass Base Village. aspensnowmass.com

8.5

ENCORE: Juan Siddi Flamenco Santa Fe Begins at 8 p.m. aspensantafeballet.com

RAGNAR RELAY You’ll begin your 200-mile journey at Copper Mountain Ski Resort and then head toward Breckenridge. You’ll run over the mountains of Breckenridge, Vail and Aspen and finish on the slopes of Snowmass at an unforgettable finish-line party. gosnowmass.com

8.9

ANDERSON RANCH ANNUAL ART AUCTION & COMMUNITY PICNIC The Ranch’s largest fundraiser and community event of the year is a highlight of the summer season. Join art lovers for a picnic lunch, live music, and fun. 200-plus works of art offered in silent and live auctions. andersonranch.org

The Splendor of Red Mountain The Splendor of Red Mountain

$18,600,000

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SUMMER IN SNOWMASS 2014

8.9

8.10 - 8.13

A celebration of the Aspen Art Museum’s new location at the corner of Hyman Avenue and Spring Street. Debut exhibitions include Cai Guo-Qiang, Jim Hodges, Shigeru Ban: Humanitarian Architecture, Yves Klein/David Hammons, Tomma Abts, Rosemarie Trockel. aspenartmuseum.org

The American Renewable Energy Institute’s Annual Summit: America’s premier renewable energy summit including leaders from both the public and private sectors in science, finance, investment, government and diverse technology development and deployment covering Solar, Wind, Biofuels, Geothermal and other trail-blazing approaches to sustainability. areday.net

ASPEN ART MUSEUM: Grand Opening Exhibitions

8.9

ASPEN INSTITUTE 21ST ANNUAL SUMMER CELEBRATION Join the Institute for a conversation and gala dinner. aspeninstitute.org/ summercelebration

8.9

ASPEN ROTARY CLUB DUCKY DERBY A daylong family festival and rubber-duck river race, including food and games.

Proceeds benefit local nonprofits, youth groups, scholarships and Rotary International projects. aspenrotary.org

8.10

AREDAY

8.10, 14, & 16

ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL & SCHOOL PRESENTS BIZET’S CARMEN Sassy Carmen lives by her own rules and leaves broken hearts throughout Seville.

One of the world’s most beloved operas. aspenmusicfestival.com

8.14

THURSDAY NIGHT CONCERT: Fishbone 6:15 p.m., free, Fanny Hill. gosnowmass.com

8.15 -8.16

JAS CAFE DOWNSTAIRS @ THE NELL SUMMER SERIES: John Pizarelli

ASPEN ANIMAL SHELTER: An Evening with John Oates, Emmylou Harris & Shawn Colvin

John Pizzarelli, a world-renowned jazz guitarist and vocalist. 7 and 9:15 p.m. jazzaspensnowmass.com

Aspen District Theater. dogsaspen.com

8.16

8.10

GRAND FONDO ITALIA Cyclists of all abilities can experience the best of Italian-style cycling with classic Colorado routes through Aspen, Snowmass and the surrounding region. Finish your ride with a spectacular hill-climb up switchbacks into beautiful Snowmass Village. gosnowmass.com

BALLET WEST Begins at 8 p.m. aspensantafeballet.com

8.16

WINE, WOMEN & SHOES Wine tasting and shopping extravaganza with wine from Napa Valley wineries and vendors from across the U.S. 100 percent of proceeds benefit Shining Stars Foundation. shiningstarsfoundation.org

8.17

ASPEN ART MUSEUM: Free Family Workshop AAM Family Workshops that encourage children and adult teams to look, share, and create together. Free. aspenartmuseum.org

8.18 - 8.19 USA PRO PROFESSIONAL CYCLING RACE

Elite professional cyclists from around the world will be put to the ultimate test in America’s most difficult cycling race. After overwhelming support in 2013, the USA Pro Challenge is heading back to Aspen and Snowmass Village for the overall start of the 2014 edition. Aspen also will be the start of Stage 2. The race is Aug. 18 - 24. aspenupcc.com

8.21 - 8.24

MOUNTAINSUMMIT: Mountainfilm in Aspen The festival brings artists, activists, and adventurers together for four days in late August, filled with brilliant film and speaker programs featuring award-winning documentaries with their creative teams and subjects, plus talks from some of the most interesting people working on the planet today. wheeleroperahouse.com

8.23

CHALK IT UP Get in touch with your inner artist and create your own one of a kind sidewalk art masterpiece or peruse the chalk art created by other artists and vote for your favorite. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Base Village and Snowmass Village Mall. gosnowmass.com

Snowmass Village Salon Haircuts • Color • Blowdrys • Massage Facials • Waxing • Manicures • Pedicures Shellacs • Gels & Acrylics Open Mon – Sat 9am – 5pm

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8.29 - 8.31

JAZZ ASPEN SNOWMASS LABOR DAY EXPERIENCE The JAS Aspen Snowmass Experience returns to Snowmass Labor Day Weekend with a huge line-up of artists you don’t want to miss: Carrie Underwood, FUN., OneRepublic, Ziggy Marley, Earth Wind & Fire and more. 2-10 p.m., Snowmass Softball Fields. jazzaspensnowmass.org

8.27 - 9.1

42ND ANNUAL MOTHERLODE VOLLEYBALL CLASSIC Eighteen different divisions of play at seven sites see 700 teams from all over the country square off. Admission is free, and food and drink concessions and music are on site. motherlodevolleyball.com

8.28 - 8.29

CHALLENGE ASPEN’S 11TH ANNUAL VINCE GILL & AMY GRANT GALA & GOLF CLASSIC Benefitting Challenge Aspen. Monday, the 28th, will include a gala, dinner, concert and live and silent auctions, and Tuesday, the 29th, will be an amazing day of golf. challengeaspen.org

8.29 - 8.31

JAS ASPEN SNOWMASS LABOR DAY EXPERIENCE Three days of world-class concerts on multiple stages, eclectic food, beverage vendors and more. Lineup includes Carrie Underwood, Fun., OneRepublic. jazzaspensnowmass.org

9.6

ASPEN MAC & CHEESE FEST Celebrate the fourth annual Aspen Mac and Cheese Fest in all its gooey goodness.

Crowds consume pounds of this favorite food before voting a local restaurant the winner of this competition. aspenrecreation.com

SUMMER IN SNOWMASS 2014

9.6 - 9.7

9.12 - 9.13

TOUGH MUDDER

SNOWMASS WINE FESTIVAL

Tough Mudder events are hardcore obstacle courses designed to test your all around strength, stamina, mental grit and camaraderie. With the most innovative courses, over one million inspiring participants worldwide to date, and more than $5 million raised for the Wounded Warrior Project, Tough Mudder is the premiere adventure challenge series in the world. toughmudder.com

Experience incredible food, flavors, sights, sounds and prizes at the Snowmass Wine Festival, sponsored by Rotary Club of Snowmass Village, at its new location in Town Park (soccer field) next to Snowmass Recreation Center. snowmasswinefestival.com

9.9

FORTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL RUGGERFEST

AAM: Architecture Lecture Series Mexico City-based architect Tatiana Bilbao.

One of the leading voices in contemporary Mexican architecture. aspenartmuseum.org

9.9 - 9.14

SANTA FE WORKSHOPS Santa Fe Workshops is taking to the road to offer three workshops in Snowmass this autumn. In addition to the vibrant landscape, the Snowmass Balloon Festival and Ferrari car event will provide ample photographic possibilities. All day. Base Village. gosnowmass.com

9.11 - 9.14

ROCKY MOUNTAIN FERRARI CLUB FALL TOUR This four-day event includes driving tours through some of the state’s best roads and regions. Includes a tour to Paonia, a car show on Saturday in Snowmass and plenty of other activities! All day. gosnowmass.com

9.12 - 9.14

SNOWMASS BALLOON FESTIVAL The Snowmass Balloon Festival fills the sky with one of the highest-altitude balloon events in the country. Highlights include Saturday Evening Glow on Fanny Hill. All day.

Snowmass Softball Field and Base Village. snowmassballoon.com

9.18 - 9.21 The world’s only all-age, full-contact rugby tournament. Champion rugby is on display for four full days, rain, snow, or shine. aspenrugby.com

9.20 - 9.21

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIATE MOUNTAIN BIKE RACES Come watch these talented collegiate racers compete in cross-country, downhill, and short-track events on Snowmass ski area.

All events are free to watch. Base Village and Fanny Hill. gosnowmass.com

9.26 - 10.1 ASPEN FILMFEST

A feast of full-length features and documentaries from around the world.

Post-screening dialogues, premieres, surprise films, sneak previews and parties to enjoy the full festival experience. aspenfilm.org

9.27

GOLDEN LEAF HALF HALF MARATHON Trail Runner magazine calls this race from Snowmass Village to Aspen one of the most beautiful in the country. goldenleafhalfmarathon.com

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