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Opening Day at Snowmass:
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Comedy at the Cabaret Room:
Hilarious stand-up comedy returns to Cabaret Room at the
Silvertree Hotel. Tickets to the show are only $15 at
the door or $10 in advance.
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December
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Dec.
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The Festival of Lights at The Silvertree Hotel
Come celebrate the festival of lights at The Silvertree
Hotel! The menorah will be displayed in The Silvertree
Hotel Lobby with plenty of dreidels and gelt for
everyone to enjoy.
Time: 4:30-6:30
Cost: Free
Contact: 923-8254
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Dec. TBA |
Opening
Day at the Snowmass Cross Country Center
Connecting to one of
the country's largest free groomed network of trails,
the Snowmass Cross Country Center offers rentals,
retail, lessons, and free trail access.
Time: Open daily
9:30-4:30pm, 7 days/week
Cost: Trail access is free
Contact:
923-5700
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Dec.
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Roaring Fork Hospice Loving Tree Lighting
This tree lighting celebration is held in the Silvertree
lobby. Buy an ornament and
benefit Hospice of the Roaring Fork Valley.
Complementary beverages and light fare are served.
Time: 4:30-5:30pm:
Cost: Free
Contact: 923-8254
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Dec. TBA |
Holiday Open House at Anderson Ranch Arts Center
Featuring an exhibition of artwork by Ranch residents, a
candlelit walk between studios with 300 luminaries and
festive goodies, this holiday open house in December is
the perfect chance to meet resident artists and purchase
original artwork for that special someone on your list.
Time: 5:00-7:00pm
Cost: Free
Contact:
970-923-3181 x201 or email
info@andersonranch.org.
Visit website:
CLICK
HERE
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Dec. TBA |
Holiday Music Apres Ski in the Conservatory
Favorite Cowboy musicians Heart of the Rockies play
holiday favorites nightly in the conservatory
Time: 3-6 pm
Cost: Free
Contact:
923-8254
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Dec. TBA |
Holiday
Treats with Santa
Kids can come sit with Santa at the Silvertree Hotel
Lobby
Time: 4:30-6:30pm
Cost: Free
Contact:
923-8254
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Dec. TBA |
Snowmass Cross Country Center Special Discount Day
The Snowmass Cross Country Center is offering selected
classic and skate ski lessons for only $5. Lessons for
beginner skiers will be held at 10 a.m. and at 12:30
p.m. Rentals with the $5 lesson will also be $5 and can
be picked up 30 minutes before the lesson.
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Holiday
Kids Krafts
Colorful, creative and fun holiday arts & crafts await
children looking for something to do off the slopes.
During this supervised hour, Kids Krafts will send
children home with a special handmade holiday souvenir
of their Snowmass vacation.
Time: 3:30 pm- 4:30 pm
Where: Meet
in the Treehouse Kids Adventure Center
Cost: FREE!
Contact: 1.800.SNOWMASS
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Dec. TBA |
Santa at the Silvertree Hotel.
Santa will be nestled in the Silvertree Hotel lobby,
ready for visits from little ones who need to get in
those last minute requests. His elf will be on hand to
take complimentary photos of the kids; if they’ve been
good all year, they’ll receive an early surprise from
his big red bag! Complimentary hot cocoa & cookies.
Time:
4:30–6:30 p.m.
Location: The Silvertree Hotel, Elbert Lane,
Snowmass Village
Cost:
Free
Contact:
923-8254
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Dec. 21-24 |
Santa’s Village & Carolers-a-Caroling
The North Pole comes to the
Snowmass Village Mall when Santa’s magical village opens
to hear the last minute requests of good girls and boys.
Photos with Santa are offered daily throughout the week.
Each afternoon carolers stroll through the
Snowmass Mall singing favorite Christmas carols, while
John Sommers and Twirp Anderson serenade guests in The
Silvertree Hotel lobby with mountain favorites and
seasonal songs.
Times:
2:30-4:30pm
Location:
The Snowmass Village Mall
Cost:
Free!
Contact:
1-800-SNOWMASS
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Dec. TBA |
Gingerbread Decorating!
Come decorate
Gingerbread Men at the Silvertree Hotel's Eldorado AB
Room.
Time: 5:30-7:30pm
Cost:
Free
Contact: 923-8254
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Dec.
TBA |
37th
Annual Silverboom, Snowmass Cross Country Center
Six and 12 km freestyle race at 10am at the Snowmass XC
Center. Kiddieboom 1K at noon for skiers 10 and under.
Awards, prize drawings, and refreshments after the race.
Contact: Snowmass XC Center 923-5700.
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Dec. TBA |
Storytelling with author
Johnny Boyd
Join Snowmass local author Johnny
Boyd for a reading of his children's book, First Tracks, about a
little girl who
travels to a ski resort, meets the
locals, and learns to skiSanta
will be on hand right after storytelling to take requests from
little ones.
Times:
4:30-6:30 pm
Location: The Silvertree Hotel Lobby, Elbert Lane,
Snowmass Village
Cost:
Free
Contact:
923-8254
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Dec. TBA |
Full Moon Tour,
Snowmass Cross Country Center
Snowshoe
or cross country ski with a guide under the full moon. There is
no cost for the tour but rentals are $10. 7pm
Contact: Snowmass XC Center 923-5700.
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Dec. TBA |
Torchlight
Parade
Whether viewer or participant, the
annual torchlight parade down Snowmass’ slopes looks
magnificently luminous! Moms, Dads and Kids ages 8 and older are
invited to be part of the trail of light down the mountain.
Location:
Fanny Hill
Cost to participate: Free!
Contact:
For more
information, stop by the Information Desk in the Ticket Pavilion
or call 970.923.0560
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Dec. TBA |
Storytelling at The Silvertree Hotel
'Tis the night before Christmas and
Santa will be reading holiday tales before a roaring fireplace
in The Silvertree Hotel Lobby. Come in your Jammies!
Time:
4:30-6:30 pm
Location: The Silvertree Hotel, Elbert Lane, Snowmass
Village
Cost:
Free
Contact:
923-8254
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Dec.
24 |
Snowmass
Chapel
The Snowmass Chapel holds two candlelight protestant services
with Christmas Handbell and Vocal Choirs.
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Dec.
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Storytelling with Jill Sheeley
Join Jill Sheeley, local
author of “Frasier the Yellow Dog” for music, stories, treats,
and a visit from the real live Frasier!
Time:
4:30-6:30 p.m.
Location: The Silvertree Hotel Lobby, Elbert
Lane, Snowmass Village
Cost:
Free
Contact: 923-8254
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Dec.
TBA |
Holiday
Treats
Stop by the Silvertree Hotel Lobby for holiday treats
Time: 4:30-6:30pm
Cost: Free
Contact:
923-8254
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Dec. 31 |
Snowmass New Years
Celebrations
Snowmass rings in the New Years with celebrations
ranging from intimate gourmet prix-fixed dinners in
local restaurants such as Sage Bistro and The Artisan to
the Silvertree Hotel’s 19th annual New Year’s
Eve gala to parties in local hot spots such as the
Mountain Dragon and Zane’s Tavern.
Location:
Snowmass Village
Cost:
Prices vary per
event
Contact:
1-800-SNOWMASS or
www.snowmassvillage.com
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Dec. 31 |
New Years Eve Gala at the
Silvertree Hotel
The Silvertree Hotel’s 18th annual New Year’s
Eve gala parties into the wee hours with a reception
with pianist and hors d'oeuvres, dinner buffet, and
dancing. This event annually sells out
Time: 8pm -1am
Location: The Silvertree Hotel Cabaret Room
Cost:
$125/ticket
Contact:
970-923-8220
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January |
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Jan. TBA |
58th Annual Wintersköl Celebration:
Some Like it Hot
Celebrating its 58th year, Winterskol is a world-class “skol” or toast to winter with wild
and zany parties, contests, parades, races, fireworks and more.
Snowmass Day toasts the season with a RailJam
competition, D.J. and music, Awards ceremony and Fireworks.
Time: 1:00pm-7:00pm
Where: Snowmass
Cost: FREE!
Contact: 1-800-SNOWMASS
or www.snowmassvillage.com
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Jan. TBA |
Full Moon Tour,
Snowmass Cross Country Center
Snowshoe
or cross country ski with a guide under the full moon. There is
no cost for the tour but rentals are $10. 7pm
Contact: Snowmass XC Center 923-5700.
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Jan. TBA |
ESPN Winter X Games
Twelve
The
world’s premier winter action sports event returns to
Aspen/Snowmass in 2008. It brings with it more than 250 of the
world’s top action sports athletes and more than $500,000 in
prize money in such events as Snowboarder X, Skiing and
Snowboarding Superpipe, Snowmobiling SnoCross, Moto X Big Air
and Ultracross. All four mountains celebrate this enormously
popular and nationally televised event.
Where:
Buttermilk (with related activities in Snowmass Village)
Contact:
www.expn.com
or
CLICK HERE
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February
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27th
Annual
Snowmass Mardi Gras Celebration
Snowmass celebrates 277 years of Fat Tuesday revelry with
the biggest Mardi Gras bash in the mountains. This
authentic celebration that originated with New Orleans
natives themselves starts off with The Mother of All
Ascensions, a wild, costumed, 1,741-foot vertical,
uphill race at the crack of dawn. Non-stop action
follows all day long, including King Cake giveaways, a
bead and prize throw, crawdad boils, live music, a wild
costumed parade, mask-making & face painting for kids
and partying late into the night at local bars.
Where: Snowmass Village Mall
Contact: 1.800.SNOWMASS
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Feb. TBA |
USSA Super Tour Owl Creek Chase
This popular event includes a 25K Supertour/Colorado Cup
Elite and a Citizens race. 15K Junior Olympic Qualifier
& citizens race. Both Freestyle from Snowmass XC Center
to Aspen XC Center. Bappatour 15K touring class
also.
Contact: 925-2145.
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Feb.
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Snowmass Village Race
Series
Experience the thrill of racing like the pros without
the pressure. The Snowmass Village Race Series is open
to all ages and abilities. Compete individually or team
up with friends and family. No prior race experience is
necessary.
Time: 3:30pm
Where: Spider Sabich Race Arena
Cost: $6/person
Contact: 970.923.0560 or
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Feb. TBA |
Bud
Light Big Air Fridays & Fireworks
Top professional and
amateur skiers and boarders kick off the weekends in
Snowmass by hucking their hottest moves off a 40-foot
jump each Friday afternoon starting in mid-February.
Live music, cash prizes and giveaways and evening
fireworks make Snowmass’ TGIF scene one to remember.
Where: Fanny Hill
Contact: 970.925.1220 or
CLICK HERE
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Feb. TBA |
Bud Light Hi Fi Concert Series
Snowmass is known for its fabulous free music, and this
series brings incredible live music to the mall and
slopes this winter. Past acts included The Prodigals,
North Coast Underground, and the Freddie Jones Band.
Location:
Snowmass
Village Mall/ Fanny Hill
Cost:
Free
Contact:
1-800-SNOWMASS or
CLICK HERE
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Feb. TBA |
7th Annual Snowmass Rotary Club Poker Run
Test your luck with the best hand of poker. Ski from one
side of Snowmass Mountain to the other for poker cards;
at the end of the day, the best hand wins! All monies
raised benefit the Rotary Club’s charitable foundation
which awards over $25,000 annually to non profit
organizations.
Time: 9:00am-4:00pm
Where: Snowmass Mountain
Cost: $25 a hand/4 hands for $100
Contact: Tickets are available on the day of the
event on the Snowmass Mall or by calling 970.923.4036.
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Feb. TBA |
Full Moon
Tour, Snowmass Cross Country Center
Snowshoe or cross country ski with a guide under the
full moon. There is no cost for the tour but rentals are
$10. 7pm
Contact: Snowmass XC Center 923-5700.
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March
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Colorado Freeride Championships
Think Snowmass offers
nothin’ but groomers? Think again. Each year the
Colorado Freeride Series launches the nation’s most
extreme skiers and boarders off Snowmass’ famed steeps,
rock cliffs and hanging snowfields in awe-inspiring FISA
freeriding competitions. Check out the spectacular
big-air maneuvering of Colorado’s most extreme
freeriding event.
Where: Snowmass
Contact: 970.925.1220 or
CLICK HERE
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Mar. TBA |
Snowmass
Village Race Series
Experience the thrill of
racing like the pros without the pressure. The Snowmass
Village Race Series is open to all ages and abilities.
Compete individually or team up with friends and family.
No prior race experience is necessary.
Where: Spider Sabich Race Arena
Cost: $6/person
Contact: 970.923.0560 or
CLICK HERE
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Mar.TBA |
Bud
Light Big Air Fridays & Fireworks
Top professional and
amateur skiers and boarders kick off the weekends in
Snowmass by hucking their hottest moves off a 40-foot
jump each Friday afternoon starting in mid-February.
Live music, cash prizes and giveaways and evening
fireworks make Snowmass’ TGIF scene one to remember.
Where: Fanny Hill
Contact: 970.925.1220 or
CLICK HERE
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Mar.
17 |
St. Paddy’s Day Celebration
Snowmass goes all-out green
with a full line-up of Irish fun ranging from Celtic
dancers and drummers to the Lucky Leprechaun Scavenger
Hunt to green beer to free concerts all afternoon long.
This fast-growing street celebration celebrating its 6th
anniversary takes over Snowmass
with Emerald Isle spirit.
Location:
Snowmass Village Mall
Cost:
Free/a la carte beer
Contact:
1-800-SNOWMASS or
CLICK HERE
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Mar. TBA |
Bud Light Hi Fi Concert Series
Snowmass is known for its fabulous free music, and this
series brings incredible live music to the mall and
slopes this winter. Past acts included The Prodigals,
North Coast Underground, and the Freddie Jones Band.
Location:
Snowmass
Village Mall/ Fanny Hill
Cost:
Free
Contact:
1-800-SNOWMASS or
CLICK HERE
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Mar. TBA |
Bud
Light Spring Jam
The 9th
Annual Bud Light Spring Jam is a ski, snowboard,
music and culture fusion featuring both pro and amateur
riding and rail events. Free concerts, street parties,
ski & snowboard competitions and more make this the
ultimate spring festival in the Rockies. Snowmass hosts
an event each day including a free Bud Light Hi-Fi
Concert and Bud Light Big Air Fridays.
Where: Aspen & Snowmass
Contact: 970.925.1220 or
CLICK HERE
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April
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23rd
National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic.
The largest
disabled veterans winter sports program in the world
comes to Snowmass annually, bring upwards of 400
disabled vets with them.
CLICK HERE
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Apr.
TBA |
Bud
Light Big Air Fridays & Fireworks
Top professional and
amateur skiers and boarders kick off the weekends in
Snowmass by hucking their hottest moves off a 40-foot
jump each Friday afternoon starting in mid-February.
Live music, cash prizes and giveaways and evening
fireworks make Snowmass’ TGIF scene one to remember.
Where: Fanny Hill
Contact: 970.925.1220 or
CLICK HERE
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April
TBA |
Bud
Light Spring Jam
The 9th
Annual Bud Light Spring Jam is a ski, snowboard,
music and culture fusion featuring both pro and amateur
riding and rail events. Free concerts, street parties,
ski & snowboard competitions and more make this the
ultimate spring festival in the Rockies. Snowmass hosts
an event each day including a free Bud Light Hi-Fi
Concert and Bud Light Big Air Fridays.
Where: Aspen & Snowmass
Contact: 970.925.1220 or
CLICK HERE
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April TBA |
IGretchen Bleiler
Invitational.
This
all-girls halfpipe contest and photo shoot weekend
concludes the 8th Annual Bud Light Spring
Jam.
The event will bring the world’s best female
snowboarders for a competition and photo shoot at the
new Snowmass superpipe for cash prizes. The Invitational
includes photo and film elements on the hill as well as
off-snow activities including spa services, yoga and an
environmental workshop for participating athletes.
Where: Snowmass
Contact: 970.925.1220 or
www.aspensnowmass.com
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Apr.
TBA |
Snowmass Closing Day
Winter is over, welcome spring!
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