Events in Aspen

Marfa

Marfa is a Colorado-born duo shaped by western textures and a love for the Laurel Canyon tradition, creating an Americana rock blend that feels classic yet new. Bryce Menchaca and Kellen Wall introduced their sound with the debut single 66, produced by GRAMMY winner Nick Waterhouse and recorded at Los Angeles’ EastWest Studios, a storied space tied to landmark albums like Pet Sounds and California Dreamin’. Momentum followed with the fan favorite Daisy, which climbed into the Top 5 at Americana radio and reached the Top 40 at AAA. In 2025 they became the first act to sign with Ascend Music, a division of Big Machine Label Group, and released Little Miss Two Time, spotlighted by KCRW’s Today’s Top Tunes for connecting Laurel Canyon’s lineage with a West Texas vibe, rich harmonies, and a lively stomp. Recent tracks American Lonely and Little Lowdown carry their Denver-rooted Americana farther, inviting listeners into a broad, imaginative sound. Westword named them Best Breakout Folk Duo in its Best of Denver 2025 issue, and they have taken their roots-and-rock live show out alongside Southall, The Mavericks, and Kashus Culpepper.

Morning Rise Yoga

Enjoy a community yoga flow followed by time in the Cafe or Restaurant for a nourishing post-class meal. MOLLIE guests can attend at no cost, and the class is open to the Aspen community. Sessions are held in the Weaving Room. Community members are encouraged to contribute a $10 donation. Reserving in advance is recommended, and walk-ins are accommodated each week as space allows.

MOLLIE Weaving Room

Stories in Motion: T-Rex to T-Rest Regulation Workshop

At Pitkin County Library, Stories in Motion: T-Rex to T-Rest offers a free, play-focused workshop that supports kids with big feelings while giving caregivers practical tools. Using imaginative imagery, rhymes, and movement, it shares evidence-based regulation strategies that help move from rising tension to calm, connected interactions. Families can expect simple, somatic, science-informed techniques they can use in everyday moments like transitions, meltdowns, and after-school overwhelm, encouraging steadier bodies, sharper focus, and more confident care. An optional Q&A follows for caregivers interested in added insight from a local Behavior Analyst, an ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider, a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant who support families in the Roaring Fork Valley and Aspen School District. Registration is required. The workshop brings community, creativity, and movement together to build capacity, connection, and calm.

AbunDance

Embark on a guided DJ journey, designed to bring you back into your body. The experience starts with breathwork and intuitive movement, which will help you to regulate your nervous system and arrive in the present. Then, the music begins with a blend of Afrobeats, EDM, Latin, world beats, Amapiano, and more. Experience expression without inhibition, celebration without substances, and freedom through rhythm. The event will conclude in connection, slowing down with guided reflection, embodying a sense of belonging and shared presence, described as dance as medicine, music as prayer, and community as abundance.

Move with Me

The Move with Me program welcomes toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years with a caregiver for a playful introduction to dance. Through lively, interactive music, simple props, and imaginative play, little ones explore how to listen, follow gentle instructions, and move their bodies to the beat. A healthy snack is included. El programa Move with Me da la bienvenida a peques de 18 meses a 3 años con una persona adulta a su cuidado para una introducción divertida a la danza. Con música animada e interactiva, accesorios sencillos y juegos de imaginación, las y los participantes practican escuchar, seguir indicaciones y moverse al ritmo. Se ofrecerá un refrigerio saludable.

Free

Earth Week Free Swap & Exchange

Celebrate Earth Week with a community swap that gives gently used items a second life. The City of Aspen hosts the third annual free exchange in collaboration with the sustainability initiative Commit to Tomorrow, encouraging practical steps that support the future of Aspen’s environment. Bring clothing, books, and small household goods to trade or donate at no cost, and please leave furniture, electronics, and personal care items at home. Light snacks will be available. The gathering takes place at the Aspen Fire Department in Aspen.

Aspen Fire Department

Earth Day Celebration

This family-friendly celebration features a morning salutation to the Earth, guided farm tours, AcroYoga for kids, goat snuggles, and hands-on planting activities. Delicious samples are offered as part of the experience, bringing together movement, learning, and time with animals in a farm setting.

Zikr Dance Ensemble: "Runes"

Zikr Dance Ensemble brings its 2026 Spring Season production, Runes, to Aspen District Theater, featuring an international company of acclaimed dancers. The program delves into themes of power and transformation, drawing inspiration from some of history’s most iconic sources.

Aspen District Theater

Aspen Swim Meet – April 25-26

The Aspen Swim Club is hosting the Aspen Swim Meet. This event spans two days.

Aspen Recreation Center

40oz To Freedom

40oz To Freedom brings its high-energy tribute to Sublime to Belly Up Aspen. The band has performed across the United States and Canada and was honored with the 2010 San Diego Music Award for Best Tribute Artist.

APR26

What Toklat Taught Me

Attend an artist talk with Melissa Johnson, the ACES April 2026 Wilderness Resident at Toklat. Missy will share her illustrated residency journal, a creative piece that captures the natural wonders, culinary heritage, and legacy of simplicity, resilience, and stewardship of Toklat. The ACES Wilderness Residency at Toklat is designed to advance and share the work of individuals at the intersection of environmental challenges and artistic expression, providing them time to create in an inspirational setting. These residences are situated in the historic Castle Creek Valley at the Catto Center at Toklat.

Catto Center At Toklat

Teen Monthly Movie Night!

A monthly movie night at the library made for teens offers a relaxed place to hang out and enjoy a film on a large screen. Each gathering features a different selection, from recent favorites to classic picks. Popcorn is provided, and the setting is teen-only for a comfortable, social atmosphere. Noche de películas mensual para adolescentes en la biblioteca, con un ambiente relajado para convivir y disfrutar una proyección en pantalla grande. Cada ocasión presenta una cinta distinta, desde favoritas recientes hasta clásicos de siempre. Se ofrecen palomitas y el espacio es exclusivamente para adolescentes.

Showtunes Sing-Along - Les Miserables Night in Basalt!

Sing along to showtunes with a night dedicated to Les Miserables at Basalt Regional Library. Building on a previous Showtunes Sing-Along, music director David Dyer will guide participants through learning and performing a handful of songs from this hit musical, creating an evening of group singing and music-making in Basalt.

Aspen Highlands History Ski Tour with Aspen/Snowmass Ambassador

In partnership with Aspen Snowmass, take a ski tour with Aspen/Snowmass Ambassador and volunteer historian Dan Sadowsky, and discover the unique history of Aspen Highlands. The tour meets at the guest services cabin outside Merry Go Round and takes place on moderate terrain. A lift ticket and skis or snowboard are required.

Al-Anon Meeting: Aspen Family Group

The Aspen Family Group meets for an Al-Anon session that offers understanding and support to families and friends of people affected by alcoholism or addiction. Held at the Red Brick Center For the Arts, it provides a place to share experiences and receive support.

Inspire Cycling Presents: Fueling the Female Cyclist with Kylee Van Horn

Presented by Inspire Cycling at Basalt Regional Library, this presentation with Kylee Van Horn focuses on how female cyclists can fuel for their rides. It is free and open to the public. Registration is requested to help with headcount planning.

Let's Chat in Spanish! / ¡Conversemos en español!

A weekly gathering at Pitkin County Library brings together Spanish speakers of all levels for relaxed, friendly conversation practice. The environment is supportive and comfortable, creating space to speak Spanish and build confidence at any stage of learning.

Raising a Reader: Bolsitas Rojas

Raising a Reader Aspen to Parachute offers a one hour weekly session for parents and their children ages 0 to 5 who are not yet enrolled in school. Each gathering features story time, interactive activities, and snacks, and is conducted in Spanish. The program supports early brain development and strengthens social skills.

Chronicles of Yarnia

Join other creators for a casual, drop-in fiber arts gathering, where all abilities are welcome. While there is no formal instruction, those wanting to explore a new craft can use Craftsy, available through Libby with a Pitkin County Library card. Craftsy provides beginner-friendly classes in knitting, crochet, and other fiber arts.

APR29

Teen Café

Teen Café offers a relaxed hangout on early release Wednesdays for middle and high school students. Drop in to play the Switch, make art, enjoy snacks and coffee, or catch up on homework. Stay for a while or come and go as you like. Open to students in grade 5 and above.

APR29

Storytime

Families can take part in an early literacy storytime for children of every age in the Community Room. The session includes storytelling, songs, and playful rhymes that invite movement. There is no expectation that children remain seated, and those who like to wander can still benefit from the language and music. The program is facilitated in English.

APR29

Al-Anon Meeting- Aspen Family Group

This is a support group for families and friends of alcoholics and addicts.

Social Media Showdown

Get a clear, beginner-friendly overview of Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X. This workshop explains how each platform works, who is most likely to find value on them, and the kinds of content that tend to perform best. It also compares key features, typical audiences, and privacy settings so you can identify the platform that best supports your personal or professional goals. Obtén una visión clara y accesible de Facebook, Instagram, TikTok y X. Este taller para principiantes explica cómo funciona cada plataforma, para quién puede resultar más útil y qué tipo de publicaciones suelen destacar. También compara funciones principales, audiencias habituales y controles de privacidad para que elijas la opción que mejor respalde tus metas personales o profesionales.

The Fretliners

The Fretliners bring a songwriting-first approach, pairing vivid stories with rich harmonies and arrangements that feel rooted in acoustic tradition while reaching for something new. Their sound draws on string band textures yet moves beyond genre lines, connecting through sincerity and careful craft. In 2023 they won both the Telluride Bluegrass and RockyGrass band competitions, a rare double, and later released a self-titled debut that earned wide acclaim for originality and heartfelt lyrics. Expect songs that honor tradition while pushing forward, with performances that resonate on stage as strongly as they do on record. This event is open to all ages.

Hanna von Bernthal

Hanna von Bernthal delivers a deeply expressive set with a polished, intimate vibe. The music is well suited to the easygoing dinner setting at Heather’s.

Creative Happy Hour

Join others for a fun, social art-making evening at the Red Brick Center for the Arts. Whether you have art experience or not, come create during the evening session and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine or beer. Participants must be 21 years of age or older.

Aspen Skiers vs Steamboat Springs Sailors

Attend a boys varsity lacrosse game between the Aspen Skiers and the Steamboat Springs Sailors. Tickets are available for general admission, and all purchases are non-refundable.

Aspen High School

Music at the Library: The High Country Sinfonia

Founded in 2015, High Country Sinfonia brings together Roaring Fork Valley musicians who collaborate to share string chamber music. Presenting two programs each year that traverse the classical canon, the ensemble offers carefully shaped performances that showcase the expressive breadth and lively contrasts of music for string orchestra. Their approach emphasizes close musical conversation and teamwork, creating an intimate, engaging atmosphere delivered with clarity, vigor, and polished craft. This appearance features their Spring concert.

Chris Bank & Hap Harriman

Chris Bank and Hap Harriman share the stage for a dynamic, groove-rich set shaped by easy chemistry. Look for a blend of popular picks and deft playing, keeping the energy steady and upbeat from start to finish.

Ozomatli

Ozomatli delivers a live experience that blends Latin, hip hop, funk, reggae, and global sounds into a vibrant mix that echoes the spirit and diversity of Los Angeles. For more than three decades, this six-member band has built performances on connection, spontaneity, and joy, with each night shaped by the room and the moment. The group has earned three GRAMMY Awards and appeared on renowned stages and platforms including the Hollywood Bowl, a TED Talk, The Today Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and Austin City Limits. Founding members include Asdru Sierra on vocals and trumpet, Raul Pacheco on vocals and guitars, Ulises Bella on saxophone and vocals, Wil-Dog Abers on bass, Jiro Yamaguchi on percussion, and Justin Poree on vocals and percussion. Their music moves fluidly through salsa, cumbia, samba, funk, merengue, dancehall, New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga, and Indian raga, creating a sound that feels both global and grounded. They continue to craft new music while exploring a range of formats, from full-scale concerts to intimate, storytelling-driven settings and residency-style engagements. This event is open to all ages.

Jonatha Brooke

Jonatha Brooke brings thoughtful lyrics and bold creativity to a folk-pop sound with the intimacy of chamber-like storytelling. Classically trained and equipped with a theater-ready voice and a novelist’s eye for character, she threads personal narratives through graceful, intricate melodies. From her beginnings with The Story to a celebrated solo career, her work invites comparisons to the emotional nuance of Joni Mitchell and the clever musicality of Stephen Sondheim, carried by a voice that can ache, shimmer, and lift within a single line. An artist across disciplines, she created the one-woman musical My Mother Has 4 Noses and has collaborated with Katy Perry, Joe Sample, and the late Woody Guthrie, setting Guthrie’s unpublished lyrics to music. Whether alone with a guitar under a single spotlight or shaping a richly arranged recording, she focuses on sculpting feeling and story that linger long after the last note.

Spritz Fridays

Kick off the weekend with a cocktail menu and DJs providing feel-good music. The hot tub will be open, offering views of Aspen Mountain. Vinyl DJ Alex Brough will perform, and the spa pool and bar will be open. No tickets are required.

Fundraisers

Run for the Roses Benefit

Once known as the WindWalkers Kentucky Derby Party, this signature fundraiser is back with a new name at The Inn at Aspen. The experience blends Derby tradition with mountain elegance, featuring eye catching hats, bold style, live music, crafted cocktails, the Gems of Aspen Hat Bar, betting boards, and food from Home Team, all building toward a thrilling two minute finale. Beyond the festivities, proceeds benefit WindWalkers and its equine assisted programs for individuals and families in the community. Tickets are available, early bird pricing is $125 and general admission is $175, and a limited number of sponsorships and tables remain. Dress to impress for a memorable afternoon.

Inn at Aspen

MAKING THE CUT COLLAGE WORKSHOP

Making the Cut Collage Workshop takes place at Chute Village Hall and centers on collage. More than half of the tickets have already been sold.

Chute Village Hall

Roberta Lewis & Steve Cole

Roberta Lewis and Steve Cole pair strong vocals with skilled musicianship to deliver a refined and enjoyable set. Their style works just as well for an evening out as it does for a laid-back brunch.

AbunDance

Participate in a guided DJ journey intended to bring you back into your body. The event begins with breath and intuitive movement practices, assisting you in becoming fully present and regulating your nervous system. Then, music will fill the space, creating a sober morning dance party featuring a mix of musical styles. The event concludes with guided reflection, grounding the experience in belonging and shared presence.

Move with Me

Designed for children 18 months to 3 years with a caregiver, this program offers a playful introduction to dance. With lively, interactive music, simple props, and imaginative play, little ones build skills like listening, following directions, and moving to the beat. A healthy snack is provided.

Kentucky Derby Watch Party

Join Mollie Aspen for a Kentucky Derby Watch Party, featuring the race live on screen from their Roof Lounge & Terrace. Mint Juleps and race day snacks will be available for purchase. Wear your best hat and spring colors to celebrate the tradition, pageantry, and thrill of the most exciting two minutes in sports!

The Burroughs

An Evening With The Burroughs at Belly Up Aspen highlights a group that began by performing soul standards in Greeley, Colorado and has spent the past decade evolving through constant reinvention. What started with modest roots has grown into a story of persistence and transformation. This performance reflects that journey, showcasing a band that has continued to push forward and defy the odds.

Morning Rise Yoga

Enjoy a yoga flow community class every Saturday morning. After class, you can join others in the Cafe or Restaurant for a meal. Yoga classes are complimentary for MOLLIE guests and open to the Aspen community. Classes take place in the Weaving Room, and a donation is suggested for community members. Advance reservations are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome if space is available.

MAY3

Markets

Spring Market

Celebrate the fresh energy of spring at a market centered on renewal and growth. Browse a curated selection of vendors offering intentional gifts and options for meaningful self care. Step onto the patio for a range of healing modalities designed to help align your energy with the season in bloom. It is also a timely place to find a thoughtful Mother’s Day present. A full vendor list will be shared soon.

MAY4

Afternoon Create and Craft

This relaxed crafting session invites participants to design and decorate a personalized picture frame to take home. All supplies are provided, and it is beginner friendly. Advance registration is required because space is limited.

MAY4

Aspen Highlands History Ski Tour

Explore Aspen Highlands on a history-focused ski tour at Aspen Highlands Ski Resort. In partnership with Aspen Snowmass Ski, an Aspen/Snowmass Ambassador and volunteer historian Dan Sadowsky present the mountain’s independent and innovative past. Meeting details are provided by the organizer.

MAY4

Al-Anon Meeting: Aspen Family Group

An Al-Anon meeting at Red Brick Center For the Arts offers a supportive space for families and friends of people affected by alcoholism or addiction. Attendees can connect with others facing similar challenges and find understanding among peers.

MAY5

Games & Entertainment

Mahjong at the Library

At Basalt Regional Library, this open-play Mahjong session welcomes participants at any experience level. Facilitators will be on hand to guide beginners through the basics and help them get comfortable. Because capacity is limited, registration is required. The library has a small number of Mahjong sets available, and attendees who have their own set are encouraged to bring it.

MAY5

Roaring Fork Charity Golf Tournament

Community Health Services, Mountain Family Health Centers and Response are teaming up for a charity golf tournament at the Roaring Fork Club. Early bird pricing is available, and foursome registrations are handled by Response. Look forward to friendly competition and plenty of on-course fun.

Roaring Fork Club

MAY6

Shorts Sewing Series | Red Brick Center for the Arts

This sewing workshop at Red Brick Center for the Arts unfolds over two sessions and focuses on creating a pair of comfortable pajama shorts from beginning to end. Participants are guided through each stage of the process and work toward completing their shorts by the end of the series.

MAY6

Books + Brews Book Club

This book club is designed for individuals aged 21 and older who enjoy reading and socializing. The group gets together to discuss both classic and contemporary literature, as well as current events. The library provides the books, and attendees bring their own brews.

MAY6

Al-Anon Meeting: Aspen Family Group

This is a support group for families and friends of people dealing with alcohol addiction.

MAY7

Sew It Begins: Intro to Sewing for Kids

Kids can dive into sewing in a welcoming, beginner-focused class that starts with simple hand stitches to make a cute donut keychain, great for a backpack or as a small gift. After practicing by hand, participants get a guided introduction to the sewing machine and put their new skills to work creating a zippered pencil case. Throughout the session, young makers build confidence, strengthen fine motor skills, and express their creativity in a supportive, playful setting. No prior experience is required, and all materials are included.

MAY7

Pat Winger & Larry Dutmer

Pat Winger and Larry Dutmer offer a mellow, well-practiced performance shaped by natural musical rapport. Their effortless connection creates an inviting atmosphere suited to an unhurried night out. Settle in for a relaxed listen from a duo that plays with warmth and experience.

MAY7

Beginner Sewing: Learn to Use a Sewing Machine | Red Brick Center for the Arts

Learn the basics of machine sewing in a beginner-friendly class at Red Brick Center For the Arts. Participants practice operating a sewing machine while creating fabric collage and functional art, building confidence step by step. This multi-session series meets on several Thursdays with an additional Wednesday date, providing guided time to develop essential skills.

MAY8

Fly Fishing Film Tour

The Fly Fishing Film Tour celebrates 20 years in 2026 with a brand-new program of fly fishing films from around the world. This milestone edition showcases striking cinematography, compelling storytelling, and high-energy moments on the water, honoring the spirit of adventure and the culture that has grown with the tour. The lineup explores wild places, highlights meaningful conservation efforts, and spotlights the people who live and breathe the sport. Whether you have spent years with a fly rod or are just getting started, this cinematic journey aims to inspire. Alongside the films, look for special guests, exclusive giveaways, and the sense of community that comes when anglers gather as the tour visits cities across the country. Presented by Skwala, Yeti, and Costa.

MAY8

Spritz Fridays

Kick off the weekend with a cocktail menu and live music. A DJ will be setting the vibes into the evening. The spa pool and bar will be open. The hot tub is open to the public with views of Aspen Mountain.

MAY8

Locals Night DJ

Logan Garrison, widely known as DJ Lo_G, started out a decade ago playing DJ sets for audiences in the snow-covered towns of Lake Tahoe and Aspen.

MAY9

John Butler

John Butler brings his band to the stage as part of a spring tour supporting the latest album PRISM, with a run through the United States and Canada. The lineup features the original drummer for JBT, Michael Barker, alongside Ian Peres on bass and keys and Michael Boase on percussion. The set blends longtime favorites with groove-rich jams and the intricate instrumentals that define Butler’s sound. Expect shifts from roaring alt rock to tender ballads to soaring pop choruses, highlighting the group’s dynamic live presence. This event is open to all ages.

MAY9

Sun Jr.

Rooted in the legacy of early rock and roll, Sun Jr. blends blues and country into a style that nods to the classic Sun Records lineage while pulling from nearly a century of evolving influences. Hints of The Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, and The Doors mingle with a modern spirit reminiscent of My Morning Jacket, Sturgill Simpson, and Wilco, creating music that feels familiar yet freshly their own. Guided by improvisation, the band favors spontaneity over rigid forms, weaving folk, Americana, and rock with swirling psychedelic colors for a mountain-tinged psych rock atmosphere. Pedal steel, banjo, electric guitar, bass-organ, and drums come together in a textured, expansive sound that can float through airy ballads, drift into moody surf vibes, or ignite with gritty, stomping grooves. Dual vocals from Jim Heekin and Matt Kubis offer a striking contrast and blend, pairing a deep, resonant grit with a luminous, haunting clarity to shape each song’s arc. Formed in 2013 and based in Boulder, Colorado, the group has carried this immersive approach to stages ranging from Mackey Auditorium to Big B’s Delicious Orchard, with notable appearances across theaters and clubs along the way.

MAY9

AbunDance

This event is a guided DJ journey designed to help you reconnect with your body. It starts with breathwork and intuitive movement to regulate your nervous system and bring you into the present. Then, you can enjoy a sober morning dance party featuring a mix of musical styles. The event concludes with guided reflection to foster a sense of belonging, embodiment, and shared presence.

MAY10

Mother's Day Brunch

At MOLLIE Aspen, a Mother's Day brunch honors mothers and the important women in your life. Petit Trois will serve breakfast, paired with a special mimosa menu.

MAY11

Aspen Highlands History Ski Tour

In partnership with Aspen Snowmass, join Aspen/Snowmass Ambassador and volunteer historian Dan Sadowsky to discover Aspen Highlands’ innovative and unique history. The meeting point is at the guest services cabin outside Merry Go Round. This tour occurs on moderate terrain. A lift ticket and skis or snowboard are required.

MAY11

Al-Anon Meeting: Aspen Family Group

This is a support group for families and friends of individuals dealing with alcohol addiction.

MAY12

Chris Klug Foundation— Aspen Blood Drive

Donate blood with the Vitalant Bloodmobile.

Aspen Middle School

The Last Chapter

Create a clear and practical plan for the end of life in a supportive, three-part course designed for people of any age, health, or lifestyle. The program clarifies key legal and financial responsibilities while also addressing the physical and emotional realities that come with this stage of life. The first session explains why planning matters and how to begin, and it includes a folder with essential documents to help you get organized. The second session explores choices for end-of-life care so you can understand available options. The third session is a hands-on workshop that offers guidance to complete the paperwork you received earlier. Registration is required, with options to attend in person or through Zoom. Presenters include Patty Fox and Teresa Hall providing legal and financial guidance, with Ken Ransford PC, estate planner. Care choices are discussed by Steve Ayers, DO, Pitkin County Coroner, retired, and Shane Lieberman, MD, palliative care physician at Valley View Hospital. The workshop is facilitated by Matthew Trinidad with Alpine Legal Services and volunteers.

Kevin Morby

Kevin Morby takes the stage for an all ages show. Known for vivid songwriting shaped by the wide open feel of the Midwest, he draws music from the hum of everyday life and turns small moments into something expansive. His album Little Wide Open, produced by Aaron Dessner, broadens the sonic palette while keeping the heart of the songs in clear focus. The project features contributions from Amelia Meath, Andrew Barr, Justin Vernon, Katie Gavin, Lucinda Williams, Meg Duffy, and others, with Dessner bringing experience from collaborations with Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, and Gracie Abrams. In these recent songs, Morby shifts from holding onto the past to moving with time, capturing beauty and unease side by side.

Wild Flight

Wild Flight presents a dynamic, emotionally rich set anchored by strong musicianship, creating a night out to remember.

Al-Anon Meeting- Aspen Family Group

A supportive gathering for relatives and friends of people facing alcoholism or addiction. Participants can connect with others who understand, share experiences, and find encouragement.

MAY14

An Evening with Father John Misty

Father John Misty takes the stage for a night of music. Doors open ahead of the performance and the show begins afterward. All ages are welcome.

MAY14

Tasting Table

Settle in at a communal tasting table for a relaxed exploration of four wines, each paired with a small bite designed to highlight the specific flavors and aromas in your glass. A sommelier will be on hand.

Roaring Fork Rising - Aggie Flores & the Wildflowers

Aggie Flores and the Wildflowers lead an evening of original music inspired by her life in Buenos Aires, Aspen, and Charleston. The sound brings together South American rhythms with indie and folk influences, reflecting her background as a vocalist and interdisciplinary artist. Throughout the performance, she explores belonging, transformation, and personal storytelling.

The Low End

The Low End delivers a full, resonant sound that blends groove with high energy. Anticipate a reliably strong night at Heather’s, centered on live music.

Father John Misty at Belly Up Aspen on Fri, May 15, 2026

Father John Misty performs live at Belly Up Aspen. Fans can find information about purchasing tickets and attending the concert.

Spritz Fridays

Spritz Fridays at MOLLIE Aspen adds shine to the start of the weekend, presented by Bom Dia Bubbles. Enjoy a fresh, spring inspired cocktail menu with rotating DJs in the mix.

Aggie Flores and The Wildflowers

Fans of Aggie Flores and The Wildflowers can purchase tickets to see them perform.

LOCALS NIGHT REGGAE - The Know Bodies w/ King David James & The Love

The Know Bodies Band centers its set on rhythm, dance, and an unflinching love for people. Shimmering cymbals spark movement, rough edges polish into something luminous, and the crowd gathers in an uproarious shared moment. Born of working class hands, the music turns grit into celebration and keeps bodies moving together.

Roaring Fork Rising - Rai Omri with Abigail Benning

Western Colorado songwriter Rai Omri curates a night of folk tales woven into delicate, layered soundscapes, with special guest Abigail Benning. Omri is a finalist in both the Kerrville Folk Festival’s Grassy Hill New Folk and the NewSong Music Songwriting competitions, crafting songs that blend field recordings and open tunings with lyrics that illuminate the natural and spiritual worlds. Benning, a third-generation songwriter from the Roaring Fork Valley, offers intimate folk and Americana with a modern indie touch, drawing on the river’s seasons, small town memories, and the steady work of becoming oneself. Expect an evening of reflective, place-rooted originals shared in the Wheeler’s warmly resonant, historic acoustics.

Rodrigo Arreguín

Visiting from the Front Range to connect with fans, Rodrigo Arreguín brings a lively, expressive presence to the stage. The result is an engaging live music experience.

Easy Jim

Easy Jim makes a return appearance at Belly Up in Aspen with a live set.

AbunDance

The AbunDance™️ is a guided DJ journey designed to move you from your head back into your body. It starts with guided breath and intuitive movement, helping you drop in, regulate your nervous system, and arrive fully present. Then the music takes over, featuring a sober morning dance party blending Afrobeats, EDM, Latin, world beats, Amapiano, and more. This is expression without inhibition, celebration without substances, and freedom through rhythm. It concludes with guided reflection, anchoring the experience in belonging, embodiment, and shared presence. Dance as medicine, music as prayer, and community as abundance.

MAY18

Aspen Highlands History Ski Tour

Created in partnership with Aspen Snowmass Ski, this program brings an Aspen/Snowmass Ambassador together with volunteer historian Dan Sadowsky to share the story of Aspen Highlands. Their guided narrative highlights the mountain’s independent spirit, trailblazing ideas, and distinctive history.

MAY18

Al-Anon Meeting: Aspen Family Group

Al-Anon Meeting: Aspen Family Group is held at the Red Brick Center For the Arts. It is a support group for families and friends of people affected by alcoholism or addiction.

MAY20

Al-Anon Meeting- Aspen Family Group

An Al-Anon meeting offering peer support for relatives and friends of people affected by alcoholism or addiction. Attendees can share experiences and find understanding among others facing similar challenges. The gathering is held at Red Brick Center for the Arts.

MAY21

Aspen Santa Fe Ballet School Recital 2026

Aspen Santa Fe Ballet School students will perform in their 2026 Spring Recital. The ASFB School has been teaching young dancers across Colorado and Northern New Mexico for over thirty years, encouraging technical skill and a passion for dance. This annual performance showcases the progress of young artists of all ages as they share their talents in a 90-minute program.

MAY22

Roaring Fork Rising - Emery Major with Hannah Koivu

Colorado-born singer songwriter Emery Major brings a sound that blends the storytelling spirit of 1970s folk with a modern pop edge. His music reflects time spent between the Colorado Rockies, Brooklyn, and Nashville, and his journey has included performances at stages such as Carnegie Hall, The Bluebird Café, Mercury Lounge, Birdland Jazz Club, and The Wheeler Opera House. The evening starts with Hannah Koivu, an independent artist whose pop and indie pop songs pair unguarded lyrics with elements of R&B and rap. Her work centers on personal storytelling, introspection, and crisp contemporary pop craft.

MAY22

Comedian Josh Blue

Josh Blue brings a sharp, spontaneous style shaped by years of headlining around the world. After taking top honors on Last Comic Standing, he went on to perform on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, appear at the William H. Macy Gala during the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal, and record his fifth hour, Broccoli, at Comedy Works in Denver. He later earned a third place finish on NBC’s America’s Got Talent and launched the As NOT Seen on TV Tour. Known for more than 200 shows a year, he blends quick improvisation with material that challenges assumptions about disability, so each set feels fresh and unpredictable. Beyond the stage, he represented the United States in eight countries as a member of the Paralympic Soccer Team and is a single father based in Denver with his son and daughter.

Willits

MAY22

Spritz Fridays

Kick off the weekend with a little sparkle. Enjoy a cocktail menu and live music. A DJ will set the vibe. The hot tub is open to the public with views of Aspen Mountain. It is free and no tickets are required.

Roaring Fork Rising - Alya Howe, WRIT LARGE presents Women's Voices

A live evening of storytelling from Writ Large brings the voices of Rachelle Anslyn, Christa Wagner, Gwen Garcelon, Mellie Test, and Nee Findley to the stage. The program is shaped by Alya Howe, a movement-based and story-centered artist whose work explores personal histories, inner worlds, and the social and environmental forces that influence people and communities. Her experience includes collaborations with the José Limón Dance Company, Kei Takei, Danceteller, and Zakir Hussain, along with teaching at the State Ballet School in Athens, the Laban Institute, and the Lincoln Center Institute. In the Roaring Fork Valley she founded Under Alya’s Umbrella, building platforms dedicated to performance and community narrative. Writ Large continues that approach by sharing accounts that illuminate lived experience, collective memory, and how storytelling can support cohesion and resilience.

O’Connor Brothers Band

O’Connor Brothers Band brings a high-energy blend of rock, blues, folk, soul, and jazz, shaped by roots in the Colorado Rockies. Their laid back mountain-town spirit pairs with a determined push to craft a sound that is distinctly their own. After years of road miles devoted to proving there is still something new to uncover in music, their live show charges forward with thrilling momentum, always skirting the edge yet never losing control. This performance is open to all ages.

AbunDance

AbunDance at Aspen Shakti offers a DJ-guided movement journey that helps shift attention from the mind into the body. It begins with breathwork and free-form movement to help participants settle in, then builds into a music-driven flow that encourages rhythm and presence. The experience follows a simple arc from breath to beat to a feeling of belonging, creating space for connection and embodied expression.

O Connor Brothers Band

O’Connor Brothers Band offers a sound that is rock at its core while reaching beyond easy labels. Rooted in the Colorado Rockies, the group weaves an easygoing mountain spirit into its music for a feel that is relaxed yet vibrant.

MAY25

Aspen Highlands History Ski Tour

In partnership with Aspen Snowmass, join Aspen/Snowmass Ambassador and volunteer historian Dan Sadowsky to discover Aspen Highlands’ unique past. The tour takes place on moderate terrain, and a lift ticket and skis or snowboard are required. Meet at the guest services cabin outside Merry Go Round.

MAY27

Mall Fest 50 Art Parade Workshop #1 | Red Brick Center for the Arts

Participants can bring ideas to life in an interactive workshop led by Aspen Public Art, crafting costumes, masks, or props for the Mall Fest 50 Art Parade. The theme centers on what each person loves, guiding the direction and style of each creation.

MAY27

Al-Anon Meeting- Aspen Family Group

An Al-Anon meeting for the Aspen Family Group takes place at the Red Brick Center For the Arts. This gathering offers support to relatives and friends of people affected by alcoholism or addiction.

Roaring Fork Rising - Comedy Showcase

This stand up showcase spotlights six comics from the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond. David Uhlfelder, raised in Aspen, has appeared at The Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory, and The Improv, and has opened for Taylor Tomlinson and Trevor Wallace. Julie Gillespie delivers big personality, story driven sets influenced by her Southern roots. Sarah Sanders brings quick wit and relatable humor as a longtime local producer and performer. Brian Tauber draws on life in Detroit, San Diego, and Aspen for his material. Also featured are Beth Brandon, trained at The Second City and a columnist for the Aspen Daily News, and Miller Ford, founder of Consensual Improv and Patio Night Live and a recent Cultural Vibrancy Grant recipient supporting the growth of local comedy.

Urbane Coyote

Urbane Coyote showcases a sleek, contemporary sound that stands apart, setting the stage for a lively night you will remember.

Tasting Table

Settle into MOLLIE Aspen's shared tasting table for an unhurried tasting of four wines, each accompanied by a bite-sized pairing that highlights the aromas and flavors in your glass. The experience focuses on savoring and discovery as thoughtful pairings show how each sip can be elevated.

Local Comedy Showcase

Enjoy a night of laughter at the Local Comedy Showcase. Please note that as a resale marketplace, ticket prices may be above face value.

An Evening w/ MRE

Belly Up Aspen hosts MRE, a cover band from Aspen featuring Roaring Fork Valley locals Steve Cook, Laurel Fox, Kris Harmony, Wes Lanich, Brett Nelson, Mike Ramos, and Nat Zilkha. This performance spotlights hometown musicians and a set of cover songs.

Roaring Fork Rising - The Sopris Sisters with Mark Nussmeier

Contemporary folk duo the Sopris Sisters, singer songwriters Harper Powell and Emma Kieran, bring a sound shaped by the artists they grew up with, including Nanci Griffith, Shawn Colvin, Aoife O’Donovan, and Sarah Jarosz. Their performance centers on close harmonies. Formed in 2025, they have appeared at Steve’s Guitars, on KDNK, and in the Vault Theater at the Wheeler Opera House as part of the Roaring Fork Rising Series, and they have opened for Big Richard at the Basalt Summer Concert Series. Powell and Kieran first met about a decade ago through eTown’s Handmade Songs competition and later co-founded the virtual Tabletop Concerts series. Also appearing is Aspen-based multi-instrumentalist Mark Nussmeier.

Honky Tonk W/ Eric Golden

Traditional country artist Eric Golden brings a high-energy honky-tonk performance that resonates with audiences of all ages. Known throughout the Rocky Mountain region and beyond, he plays more than 200 shows each year and is a trusted live act for fairs, festivals, rodeos, dancehalls, corporate events, and premier private functions. Expect a polished, crowd-ready set that mixes classic country favorites with modern traditional honky-tonk and is tailored to the occasion. A multiple honoree of the Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame, he continues to build momentum as a dependable, road-tested entertainer across the Western states.

Eric Golden Band - Live at The TACAW Performing Art Theater - Basalt, CO 5/29

Eric Golden delivers a live set of traditional honky tonk country music, highlighting the timeless sound and spirit of this classic style.

TACAW

Soldner Center for the Arts and Innovation 501 Stage Rd, Aspen, CO 81611-1013, United States

Ginny Soldner Poetry Collaborative

A yearlong poetry program led by poet and author Heather Swan begins with a four-day workshop at the Soldner Center for the Arts and Innovation. The opening workshop features a reading and a craft talk by visiting poet James Crews. Afterward, participants meet semi-monthly via Zoom with Heather and the cohort to generate new work, develop craft, and build community. Guest poets contribute throughout the year, with past visitors including Jane Hirshfield, Nickole Brown, Sean Hill, Cynthia Marie Hoffman, Nick Gulig, CMarie Furhman, and James Crews. Space is limited to 12 participants. Submission guidelines and additional details are available.

Spritz Fridays

Kick off the weekend with a cocktail menu and live music. There will be a hot tub open to the public with views of Aspen Mountain. Bubbly drinks, sunshine, and mountain views are promised. DJ Takki will be playing music from 5:00pm-8:00pm, with the spa pool and bar open from 3:00pm-8:00pm. No tickets are required.

MAY30

Roaring Fork Rising - Wild Flight with Hugh Phillips

Wild Flight, a Colorado trio of singer Emily Jurick, Eric Gross on keys and vocals, and bassist Bill Ritchen, performs original songs that blend roots rock with touches of jazz and folk. Born in Colorado’s mountains, the group has built a catalog spanning albums and singles, and their onstage chemistry comes from years of collaboration alongside an expanding listenership on streaming services. Sharing the bill is Colorado country songwriter Hugh Phillips, whose music threads together Americana, traditional country, and the spirit of the Rockies. Recognized for vivid storytelling and a rising following throughout the Mountain West, he offers an acoustic, story-forward set.

MAY30

AbunDance

This is a guided DJ journey designed to move you from your head back into your body. It starts with guided breath and intuitive movement, helping you regulate your nervous system and arrive fully present. Then music takes over, a sober morning dance party blending various genres. The event concludes in connection with guided reflection. It is described as dance as medicine, music as prayer, and community as abundance.

MAY30

An Evening with The Good Kind

Boulder, CO band The Good Kind takes the stage at Belly Up Aspen. The group features Russ Grabski on guitar and vocals, John Kang on bass, Drew Michael on guitar and vocals, and R.T. Weber on drums. The members are avid fans of live music.

JUN3

Big Head Todd and The Monsters

Big Head Todd and The Monsters, featuring Todd Park Mohr, Brian Nevin, Rob Squires, and Jeremy Lawton, has built a career spanning nearly four decades. The platinum-selling Colorado group rose to national prominence with Sister Sweetly in 1993 and has continued to tour the world while earning critical recognition. Highlights include performing “Blue Sky” live for astronauts aboard the International Space Station and headlining Red Rocks Amphitheatre 35 times. In 2023 the band was inducted into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. Their latest album, Her Way Out, reflects their blues-driven rock and a commitment to thoughtful, well-crafted songwriting.

JUN4

Tim Veazey

Tim Veazey brings engaging sets that complement a relaxed, comfortable evening at Heather's.

JUN5

Josiah and the Bonnevilles

An all-ages performance from Josiah and the Bonnevilles spotlights the distinctive songwriting of Josiah Leming, who carried his music from East Tennessee to stages across the country and built a loyal community along the way. After an early major label chapter, he chose the independent route and honored his fans by including them in his artist name. Known for unfiltered emotion and a powerful connection with audiences, he followed a streak of sold-out headline shows with international dates that underscored his global reach. His newest album, As Is, shifts more electric while preserving the vivid storytelling, precise imagery, and vulnerable vocals that define his work. Stepping back from the online noise, Leming wrote nearly a hundred songs, selected ten, and collaborated more than ever with writers such as Natalie Hemby, Joel Little, and Scott Harris. Teaming with co-producer Konrad Snyder allowed him to focus on performance in the studio, yielding tracks that often move with greater energy and explore themes of joy, sorrow, and working-class life. The collection ranges from the surging Good Boy and the feel-good Carolina Heart to the reflective Going Gone and the harmonica-laced Mountain Girl, with the single Hell Without the Flames highlighting some of his strongest lyrics and vocals. Raised in Morristown as one of nine siblings, Leming taught himself piano at eight and was writing by thirteen, roots that inform music grounded in empathy, pride in his Appalachian community, and everyday resilience.

JUN5

Town of Snowmass Village Parks, Recreation & Trails

Ragnar Trail Colorado 2026

Set in the Rocky Mountains of Snowmass Village, this Ragnar Trail weekend gathers teams for a multi-day blend of mountain running and camping. Formerly known as Ragnar Trail Snowmass-CO, the experience centers on three distinct trail loops that teammates rotate through by day and into the night, sharing the challenge and capping it off by crossing the finish together under the Ragnar arch. Expect panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, blooming wildflowers, ridge-top sections, smooth trails, and a bit of climbing with a rewarding payoff. Make it a full three-day getaway with an optional extra night of festivities, and choose how you camp or stay, from upgraded Ragnar Glamping to lodging right in the village. The venue is Town of Snowmass Village Parks, Recreation & Trails.

JUN7

Burning Spear

Reggae icon Burning Spear headlines an all-ages show that celebrates a six-decade legacy dedicated to self-reliance and self-determination for the African diaspora, carried by Winston Rodney’s powerful and unmistakable voice. His story began in the late 1960s in St. Ann, Jamaica, where a chance meeting with Bob Marley pointed him to Studio One, leading to early albums Burning Spear and Rocking Time. Acclaimed releases followed through the 1970s and 1980s, including Social Living, Hail H.I.M., and Resistance, weaving touches of jazz, funk, and rock into steadfast roots reggae. Honors include two Grammy Awards for Best Reggae Album for Calling Rastafari and Jah Is Real, a total of 12 nominations, and the Jamaican government’s Order of Distinction. Through the Burning Music label, Winston and Sonia Rodney have issued nearly forty releases across singles, CDs, DVDs, and vinyl. Beyond the music, he has been an active voice against racism and for social progress, from opposing apartheid and supporting Zimbabwean independence to advancing the teachings of Marcus Garvey. This event is open to all ages.

JUN7

Chris Phillips

Settle in for a relaxed brunch featuring Chris Phillips, a performer recognized for a refined sound and a compelling presence. The easygoing setting at Heather’s pairs naturally with the experience.

JUN10

Pete Holmes

Pete Holmes returns to the Wheeler with a stand-up set honed through years on tour, kicking off the summer season. The creator and star of HBO’s Crashing, he is known for work across television and podcasting, with multiple stand-up specials released on HBO, Netflix, and YouTube.

JUN11

Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners

An all ages concert featuring Seattle-based trio Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners. Mitch Cutts, Nic Haughn, and Jakob Ervin blend folk-centered songwriting with rock and roll drive, earthy instrumentation, and a spirit of exploration, with a creative spark rooted in long-time friendship. The project began in Colorado Springs while they were in high school, led to a debut album tracked in a closet under a staircase, and continued through college as they wrote and recorded whenever they could. After relocating to Montana and balancing day jobs with music and time on the slopes, the brief intro to Evergreen took off on TikTok, first within the outdoor community and then across streaming platforms, surpassing half a billion plays on Spotify and reaching the Billboard Hot 100 and rock charts. Lake Missoula crossed 100 million streams, while Wet Socks and Subliming added tens of millions more. The band launched its first headline run in 2023, appeared at festivals including Lollapalooza, Under The Big Sky, and Hinterland, collaborated with Mt. Joy and Caamp on new versions of Lake Missoula and Evergreen, and kept momentum with releases such as Signal Sender, Careful, Northstar, and Sierra Vista. They wrapped 2024 with their largest tour to date, performing to sold out rooms nationwide, and continue to make music that reflects the bond that started it all.

JUN12

Chris Bank & Hap Harriman

Chris Bank and Hap Harriman join forces for a focused, engaging performance built on groove and unmistakable musical chemistry. The set blends crowd-pleasing favorites with refined playing, maintaining an easy, energized flow from the first note to the last.

JUN13

Non-Fiction Book Club: A World Appears

A non-fiction book club conversation about Michael Pollan’s A World Appears takes place in the upstairs cafe. The book delves into the riddle of consciousness, asking how first-person experience emerges and what it shows about mind and self. Pollan brings together scientific, philosophical, literary, spiritual, and psychedelic perspectives, following the path from early neuroscience to newer ideas that question strict materialism. Topics include explorations of awareness in plants, attempts to build feeling into artificial intelligence, and efforts in psychology and literature to capture the textures of inner life. The conversation centers on how attention to awareness can deepen connection with the world and with oneself.

JUN13

Thievery Corporation

Thievery Corporation, the internationally recognized electronic duo founded in Washington, D.C. by Rob Garza and Eric Hilton, blends downtempo, trip hop, dub, bossa nova, reggae, soul, jazz, and influences from the Middle East and India into a cohesive, globe-spanning sound. Since their 1996 debut Sounds from the Thievery Hi-Fi, they have built a body of work known for lush production and socially engaged themes, with notable releases including The Mirror Conspiracy, The Richest Man in Babylon, Radio Retaliation, and Treasures from the Temple. Their concerts feature mesmerizing rhythms, evocative visuals, and a rotating cast of vocalists and instrumentalists, with songs frequently reimagined to reflect fresh influences and collaborators. With decades of touring and an independent ethos anchored by their ESL Music label, they continue to connect audiences around the world through rhythm and melody. This event is open to all ages.

JUN13

Thievery Corporation Tickets

Thievery Corporation brings an immersive soundscape to Belly Up, Aspen with entrancing rhythms, international influences, and laid-back electronic textures. The night centers on unhurried grooves, dub-tinged layers, and wide-open musical exploration.

Belly Up, Aspen

JUN14

GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party!

Celebrate a family-friendly dance party filled with K-pop favorites, fresh remixes, and reimagined hits from beloved movie soundtracks. Costumes and plenty of dancing are encouraged, so come ready to shine on the floor. This is a standing room event for all ages, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Produced by @thekawaiirave in collaboration with VNK Entertainment.

JUN14

Roberta Lewis & Steve Cole

Roberta Lewis and Steve Cole unite expressive vocals with skilled instrumental work for a smooth, engaging show. Equally at home in a relaxed brunch atmosphere or an evening setting, their performance offers a refined experience.

JUN18

Fanny Hill, Snowmass Village, CO 81615, United States

Float Like a Buffalo at Snowmass Free Concert Series

Part of the Snowmass Free Concert Series, Float Like a Buffalo brings a horn-forward, high-energy blend of rock, funk, and soul that turns first-time listeners into fans. The Denver-based six-piece channels punchy grooves, gritty guitars, and buoyant melodies into a show built for dancing and sing-alongs. Formed in 2014, the lineup features Cory Pearman on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Jason Clukies on bass with backing vocals, James Steinbach on lead guitar, Jon Cales on drums with backing vocals, Cory “Beef” Meier on keys and trombone, and Luke Story on saxophone and trumpet. They have become a force in Colorado and beyond, performing at stages such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Gothic Theatre, The Bluebird Theater, and Dillon Amphitheater, where they opened for Lotus. Festival highlights include two appearances at the Summer Camp Music Festival, and they have shared bills with artists including Sting, WAR, The Motet, Pepper, HER, Turkuaz, Big Sam’s Funky Nation, Dragon Smoke, and The Main Squeeze. Their releases include the debut album Back From Nowhere and 2022’s Day Late, Dollar Short, and in 2024 they collaborated with The Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra to explore fresh sonic territory. National and international tours, honors like Westword’s Best Funk Band and 303 Magazine’s Top 30 Rock Bands, and praise from The Wax King for their sing-along drive and funky lift speak to a live act built for big stages. Expect tight rhythms, bright horns, and feel-good momentum from a band whose genre-blending sound continues to gain momentum.

JUN18

Lettuce

Lettuce brings a genre-blending sound that folds funk, soul, jazz, rock, and hip hop into one flavorful mix. Their latest album, Cook, released on their own Lettuce Records, widens the canvas while keeping the groove front and center. The lineup features Adam Deitch on drums, Adam 'Shmeeans' Smirnoff on guitar, Erick 'Maverick' Coomes on bass, Ryan 'Zoid' Zoidis on saxophones and synths, Eric 'Benny' Bloom on trumpet, and Nigel Hall on vocals and keyboards. Recent work includes tours with GZA of Wu-Tang Clan and Ziggy Marley, as well as a live album and concert film created with the Colorado Symphony. The music tips a hat to James Brown and the JB's and acknowledges mentors like Tower of Power and Maceo Parker. The Cook era also arrives with Lettuce Red Crush and Orange Crush wines in collaboration with Aquila Cellars, plus a limited edition recipe book bundled with the vinyl and digital release. All Ages.

JUN19

Molly Tuttle

Molly Tuttle, a Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and guitar virtuoso, brings an inventive mix of bluegrass, Americana, pop, and rock that energizes modern roots music. Her 2025 release, So Long Little Miss Sunshine, earned two Grammy nominations, including Best Americana Album, and its lead single, That’s Gonna Leave a Mark, was recognized for Best Americana Performance. Recorded in Nashville with producer Mike Joyce, known for work with Orville Peck, Miranda Lambert, and Lainey Wilson, the album is her fifth full-length and showcases a bold, personal shift grounded in self-acceptance and transformation. Career highlights include five Grammy nominations, with a nod for Best New Artist, and consecutive wins for Best Bluegrass Album with her band Golden Highway for Crooked Tree and City of Gold, making her the first in that category to achieve back-to-back honors. She is also the first woman to be named IBMA Guitar Player of the Year, with additional accolades from IBMA and the Americana music community. This event welcomes all ages.

JUN19

Mark Nussmeier

Mark Nussmeier offers an easy, engaging set that blends a familiar feel with a refined, well-crafted delivery, creating a relaxed atmosphere for a low-key night out.

JUN20

An Evening with Tommy Emmanuel, CGP

Internationally recognized guitarist Tommy Emmanuel, CGP brings his signature blend of styles to the Wheeler, a sound that has made him a standout around the world. His latest album, Living in the Light, underscores the level of virtuosity that moved Chet Atkins to call him among the finest guitarists he had ever seen. This presentation is in association with Jazz Aspen Snowmass.

JUN21

Oran Mor

Oran Mor brings a unique, relaxed and inviting sound that suits a brunch atmosphere at Heather’s. The music creates an easygoing vibe while keeping listeners engaged.

JUN24

Urbane Coyote

Urbane Coyote showcases a refined, contemporary sound with a distinctive edge, setting the tone for a lively night to remember.

JUN25

Wild Flight

Wild Flight delivers a captivating, emotive show anchored by commanding musicianship, shaping an unforgettable evening. The performance draws listeners in with vivid expression and a sound that lingers long after the last note.

JUN25

Ziggy Marley

This all ages performance features Ziggy Marley, a nine-time Grammy and Emmy winner whose career spans nearly four decades as a musician, producer, activist and humanitarian. The eldest son of Bob and Rita Marley, he has forged his own path by expanding reggae with touches of funk, blues and rock through thoughtful songwriting. His music speaks to environmental responsibility, self empowerment, social injustice and political inequity, with a consistent focus on the unifying power of love. Over the past 15 years, through his companies Tuff Gong Worldwide and Ishti Music, he has maintained control of his masters and publishing, and he supports children in Jamaica, Africa and North America through his charity URGE.

JUN26

Rodrigo Arreguín

Rodrigo Arreguín travels from the Front Range to connect with fans, bringing a lively, expressive presence to the stage. The performance delivers engaging energy and an unforgettable live music experience.

JUN27

Jazz Aspen Snowmass Village, CO

Sue Foley Live in Aspen, CO

Sue Foley brings her Texas blues to Aspen with a performance that showcases vivid guitar tone and deft fingerstyle playing. A guitarist, singer, and songwriter, she is a GRAMMY nominee whose recent release, One Guitar Woman: A Tribute to the Female Pioneers of Guitar, received a 2025 nomination for Best Traditional Blues Album. She is known for her pink paisley Fender Telecaster and first drew widespread attention with Young Girl Blues on Antone’s Records, the label known for Stevie Ray Vaughan. Born in Ottawa and based in Austin, she has earned five consecutive Blues Music Awards, a JUNO Award, and holds a PhD in Musicology from York University.

JUL2

John Michel & Michael Jude

John Michel and Michael June deliver a lively, seasoned set that draws audiences in and is easy to enjoy. It is an ideal fit for a fun night out with great food and live music.

JUL15