running through Sunday, Oct. 4, Aspen Film’s Filmfest will be in full swing for its 47th year. In addition to the plethora of full-length feature films showing at the Isis Theatre, on Oct. 4, audiences can also anticipate Carbondale’s Crystal Theatre to screen two Filmfest selections, both of which highlight deeply human stories, according to […]
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Natalie Spears invites musical newbies to jam
Beginning Sept. 21, renowned local musician Natalie Spears will be hosting a nine-week beginner jamming and songwriting workshop for women and femme-identifying musicians of all levels, aged 16-plus, to come and find community, connection, style and to build their skill set. Spears, a lifelong musician and frequent collaborator with other talents in the state, said […]
Thunder River Theatre raises the curtain on 2026-2027 season
Professional theater, featuring many local talents in the industry, is returning very soon to Thunder River Theatre Company (TRTC) for its 2026-2027 season. Ahead of TRTC diving into its full-length plays lineup, it’ll kick things off with a First Friday Comedy Night, coming right up on Sept. 4 at 8pm. The event is the result […]
The Art Base presents ‘A Sense of Place’
Beginning on Aug. 28 and running through Sept. 25, The Art Base will feature its latest exhibition, “A Sense of Place.” This showcase is made up of the works of three local artists, Sam Harvey, Hunter Hogan and Sara Ransford, whose works will feature landscapes in their respective mediums, evoking the concept of “place.” “Though […]
Getting Tiny and flipping conventionality at Carbondale Arts
On Aug. 21 and running through Sept. 24, Carbondale Arts will be displaying a double-feature showcase: a juried exhibition, Tiny Prints, and a solo exhibition from Tracey Harris, “You Don’t have to be Perfect, but you could Try Harder.” Harris, who has been a resident and artist of Marble for a decade, is excited to […]
Local breath worker to host Breath and Soma retreat, Sept. 4-7
Vanda Ciceryova is best known throughout the Roaring Fork Valley community for her specialized one-on-one yoga therapy sessions and breathwork, in which she uses methods to help her clients regulate the intensity of the modern world through prolonged, intentional breathing techniques. Ciceryova, who has lived in the Valley with her family for nearly 20 years, […]
SoL Theatre to stage ‘Big Fish’
From Aug. 5 through Aug. 9, SoL Theatre will be staging its next mainstage production, “Big Fish.” Based on the book by Daniel Wallace and the film by Tim Burton, this musical adaptation tells the story of traveling salesman Edward Bloom, portrayed in this production by Gerald DeLisser and Landan Berlof, who play the present […]
The Art Base going strong at 30
On Aug. 15, The Art Base in Basalt will celebrate 30 years of operation, education and creativity at its annual pARTy, where attendees can expect to dress in Oscar-themed attire and view and bid on its “10×10 Name Unseen” auction. Celebrations for this milestone have been taking place since May, when the nonprofit held a […]
Sol Theatre’s ‘The Prom’ hits the TRTC Stage
Beginning July 16 and running through July 26, Sol Theatre will be housed at Thunder River Theatre Company (TRTC) in Carbondale for the first show of their MainStage season, Matthew Sklar and Bob Martin’s “The Prom.” The musical details the story of four Broadway actors who travel to the conservative community of Edgewater, Indiana to […]
Photojournalist shines a light on forgotten communities of the American West
Dustin Mullin, a resident of the Roaring Fork Valley for two years, has always had a passion for telling stories through photography. His current project, “Derailed,” displays the day-to-day lives of the community in Green River, Utah, more specifically, who and what remains of the town. The project, which Mullin says will be a small […]
