AROUND TOwNDINING + NIGhTlIfeWhether outside or inside, live music abounds in <strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong>. FREE Bud Light Hi-Fi outdoorconcerts frequently rock downtown <strong>Aspen</strong> and <strong>Snowmass</strong> Village while the live music scene at<strong>Aspen</strong>’s Belly Up always provides a hard act to follow. Brett Dennen, MarchFourth Marching Band,Big Boi, and Easy Star All Stars have all recently performed here.Stop by the Limelight Lounge for après specials including hand-tossed pizza, a fresh salad orsomething sweet while you enjoy FREE live music Thursday – Monday afternoons.Après hot spots in <strong>Aspen</strong> can be found at Ajax Tavern, Justice Snow, Finbarr’s Irish Pub, LaCantina, <strong>Aspen</strong> Brewing Company, the Hotel Jerome’s J-Bar and 39 Degrees inside the Sky Hotel.For an on-mountain nightlife dining experience, take a snowcat ride up the mountain and havedinner at either of these two unique settings: Lynn Britt Cabin on <strong>Snowmass</strong> or Cloud NineAlpine Bistro on <strong>Aspen</strong> Highlands. Or take a starlight ride on the gondola to the Sundeck on<strong>Aspen</strong> Mountain or Elk Camp on <strong>Snowmass</strong> and enjoy dinner and live music.If you want to dance the night away, check out FREE salsa night at Jimmy’s an AmericanRestaurant and Bar, or check out the club scene at Escobar, the Regal Watering Hole andBelly Up.Looking for urban ambiance and mountain chic? The lounge at Matsuhisa, element 47 at TheLittle Nell, Ellina Restaurant and Bar, and 39 Degrees at the Sky Hotel cater to <strong>Aspen</strong>’s hip andtrendy crowd.The Little Nell hotel’s living room and outside patio is one of the most popular “see-and-beseen”spots in <strong>Aspen</strong>. Enjoy exclusive wines and great fireside drinks. Check out après specialswhen dining at the Terrace Bar after 7 pm.Out late? The FREE in-town buses run throughout <strong>Aspen</strong> and <strong>Snowmass</strong> until 2 am.
CUlTUrAl OfferINGS, MUSeUMS, ShOppING, AND MOre...In 2012 <strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong> received the Impact Award from the Colorado Business Committeefor the Arts for partnering contemporary art with skiing, both on and off the slopes. Thoughworld renowned for skiing and riding, <strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong> has deep roots in arts and culture.Celebrating nine years of partnering to place art in unexpected places, in 2013/14 <strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong> and the <strong>Aspen</strong> Art Museum proudly introduce limited edition lift tickets featuring theartwork of L.A.-based artist Mark Bradford. These special tickets will feature 5 distinct images,so collect them all! Mark Bradford joins past SkiCo/AAM collaborative project artists YutakaSone, Peter Doig, Karen Kilimnik, Jim Hodges, Carla Klein, Mamma Andersson, David Shrigleyand Mark Grotjahn. The <strong>Aspen</strong> Art Museum is a noncollecting institution presenting thenewest, most important evolutions in international contemporary art. Learn more atwww.aspenartmuseum.org.<strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong> is proud to present a multi-site exhibition of renowned artist WalterNiedermayr, whose works titled The <strong>Aspen</strong> Series is on display at various locations throughoutthe resort. Since it’s founding in 1947 the <strong>Aspen</strong> Skiing Company has been committed tothe renewal of the mind, body and spirit, and appreciation of our place in the natural world.The <strong>Aspen</strong> Series continues that tradition. The <strong>Aspen</strong> Series is documented in the recentlypublished book The <strong>Aspen</strong> Series by Walter Niedermayr. This illustrative book vividly exploresthe commission and exhibition of Niedermayr’s 42 photographic compositions representinglandscape scenes of specific locales across the four mountains that make up <strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong>.See something – anything – at the historic Wheeler Opera House. Open since 1889, offeringsrange from films to theatre performances, dance and concerts, www.wheeleroperahouse.com.The <strong>Aspen</strong> Santa Fe Ballet is a nationally recognized professional dance company with homes in<strong>Aspen</strong>, Colorado and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Performances include The Nutcracker and a mixedrepertoire at the <strong>Aspen</strong> District Theatre, www.aspensantafeballet.com.D&E is located in downtown <strong>Aspen</strong> and on the <strong>Snowmass</strong> Village Mall (withinFour-Mountain Sports). D&E features everything you need on and off themountain, from streetwear to the latest 13/14 gear from brands such asBurton, Diesel, Volcom, 686, Billabong, Spacecraft and so much more.Our Western-wear shops are authentic, of course, but you’ll also find a fine selection ofapparel and ski/snowboard gear, wonderful locally made jewelry, charming specialty shops,and much more.lOCAl TvStart your mornings with The Lift, <strong>Aspen</strong>’s only live morning show on <strong>Aspen</strong> 82.From on-mountain snow conditions to the hottest ticket in town at night, The Lift hasinformation on events, activities and insider knowledge to help you get the most outof your stay in our special town. Tune in to Channel 82 or check out our live stream atwww.aspen82.com.SUMMer IN ASpeN/SNOwMASSFalling in love with <strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong> in winter is pretty easy, but when all of that sublimepowder melts away in summer, an entirely new destination emerges. Defined by colorfulwildflower meadows, gushing mountain streams, endless sun and limitless views of jaggedpeaks, <strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong> is a magnificent choice for a summer vacation. The list of pastimesincludes mountain biking, road cycling, hiking, fishing, golf, ballooning, paragliding andattending free outdoor concerts. Families delight in the wealth of kid-friendly activities atCamp <strong>Aspen</strong>/<strong>Snowmass</strong>, including overnight camp-outs on <strong>Snowmass</strong>.www.aspensnowmass.com/international / 7