THURSDAY, JUNE 11
MARBLE MUSEUM
The Marble Museum is open for the summer every day of the week, except Mondays, 11am to 4pm. Historic tours are available by appointment, and can be made by calling 970-963-9815.
WORLD CUP
The Crystal Theatre screens the opening game of the FIFA World Cup 2026, Mexico vs. South Africa, at 1pm.
YOGA NIDRA
True Nature hosts Yoga Nidra, or yogic sleep, from 4 to 6pm.
BONFIRE GRAND OPENING
Support Glenwood Springs’ Bonfire Roastery by attending its grand opening from 4:30 to 7pm at 304 Center Drive, unit 106.
COMMUNITY PARTY
Come on down to Sopris Park for dancing and music by Tommy the Animal at the Wilderness Workshop’s Community Party. The event runs from 5:30 to 8:30pm.
RODEO
Rain or shine, the Carbondale Wild West Rodeo continues every Thursday through Aug. 20. Catch a free shuttle from the Orchard Church or 4th and Colorado (Town Hall). Gates open at 5pm, Slack starts at 5:45pm and Grand Entry starts at 7:30pm. Details at carbondalerodeo.com
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
SUSTAINABLE SETTINGS
Sustainable Settings (6107 Highway 133, Carbondale) hosts a biodynamic spring prep workshop at the ranch from 9am to 5pm today and tomorrow. Register at sustainablesettings.org
EXPRESS YO’ SELF
Teens and tweens are invited to customize a bucket hat at the Glenwood Library from 2 to 4pm.
THE BAD DAPS
Carbondale-based rock band, The Bad Daps, play live from 5:30 to 7pm at Triangle Park in Willits.
PRIDE EXTRAVAGANZA
The Aspen Art Museum hosts a free drag show in collaboration with the Roaring Divas from 6 to 9pm.
WORLD CUP 2.0
The Crystal Theatre screens USA vs. Paraguay at 7pm during the second day of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
SOUND JOURNEY
True Nature presents a Sound Journey with Dr. Zachary and Krista Cashin from 6:30 to 8:30pm. Attendees will be guided into meditation through sound. Details at truenaturehealingarts.com
BANK AND HARRIMAN
Chris Bank and Hap Harriman will play live music from 7 to 10pm at Heather’s in Basalt.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
GOLF FOR CCS
The Carbondale Community School hosts its first annual golf tournament fundraiser at Ironbridge Golf Club starting at 8:30am. Register at successfund.com/golf4ccs
PAINT RECYCLING
The City of Aspen and GreenSheen host a free paint recycling event for Roaring Fork Valley residents at Basalt High School from 9am to 1pm. Accepted materials must be in their original containers (five gallons or smaller) with a readable label. Residents must register for a drop-off time in advance at www.circular.eco/event/basalt26
HAYRIDE FARM TOUR
Basalt’s Rock Bottom Ranch presents a hayride farm tour at 9am. Attendees will see how livestock and vegetables are managed and grown through the summer. This tour will be available on various Saturdays until Sept. 12.
RECOVERY PICNIC
A Way Out will host the Annual Recovery Celebration picnic at Crown Mountain Park from 11:30am to 1:30pm for those who have sought help with addiction.
MUSIC ON THE MOUNTAIN
The Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park hosts Los Cheesies, appealing to English and Spanish-speaking audiences, for Music on the Mountain from 5 to 9pm.
REDSTONE MAGICAL MOMENTS
Moors & McCumber will play live rock, funk and soulful blues at the Redstone Magical Moments music series. The performance will run from 6 to 8pm at Redstone Park.
CRYSTAL THEATRE
The Crystal Theatre screens “Obsession” at 7pm. The film will screen again at 5pm on Sunday, June 14 and 7pm on Monday, June 15.
SUNDAY, JUNE 14
A SPIRITUAL CENTER
A Spiritual Center presents “Your Time’s Up!” where speaker Carmen Iacino will discuss rapid change, from 10 to 11:30am in Room 31 of the Third Street Center.
FARM COLLABORATIVE
The Farm Collaborative (200 Agricultural Way, Aspen) hosts a grand opening celebration for its long-awaited Regenerative Agricultural Learning Center — in unison with its new Farm Co Market, offering thoughtfully sourced produce Wednesdays-Saturdays, 11am to 6pm — from noon to 4pm. Stagecoach Rush will provide the tunes.
‘RISE UP, SING OUT!’
Rifle Branch Library presents “Rise Up, Sing Out!: A Concert for the First Amendment,” from 5 to 7pm. Co-sponsored by Mountain Action Indivisible and Protect Our GarCo Libraries, the event will include snacks, though attendees are encouraged to bring desserts to share.
K-POP
TACAW presents “GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party” from 6 to 8pm. This family-friendly dance party features K-pop music, remixes and more. Costumes are encouraged.
KAYAKING IN SPANISH
The Roaring Fork Kayak Club hosts a kayaking clinic designed for Spanish speakers at the Carbondale Aquatics Center from 2 to 4pm. Registration is required. Register at tinyurl.com/kayakinginspanish
MONDAY, JUNE 15
ROCK & ROLL ACADEMY
Pre-teens and teens are invited to learn to play instruments, form a band and perform music together today through Friday, June 19, from 10am to 3pm daily at the Glenwood Community Center. Come solo or with your future band mates! Register at tinyurl.com/RockandRollGWS The academy will be offered again the weeks of July 13 and Aug. 10.
TUESDAY, JUNE 16
BIKE CLINIC
John from REI teaches participants how to correctly change a flat tire on their bicycles at the Glenwood Community Center from 5:30 to 7pm. Register at tinyurl.com/FlattireGWS
DRAWING CLUB
The Roaring Fork Drawing Club doodles at Joy & Wylde in Redstone from 6:30pm till the sun goes down.
CRYSTAL THEATRE
The Crystal Theatre hosts Video Trivia, when attendees test their movie knowledge with help from the big screen. The event will kick off at 7pm.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17
BIRDS OF CHANGE
Aspen Center for Environmental Studies Forest and Climate Program Director Adam McCurdy and birding expert Rebecca Weiss explore the Lake Christine burn scar and discuss “the future of our forests and the birds that inhabit them in the face of climate change, beetles, fire and other challenges” from 6:30 to 11am. Meeting location details given upon registration at aspennature.org
FARMERS’ MARKET
The Carbondale Farmers’ Market is back for the summer every Wednesday, 10am to 3pm, through Sept 30 at 4th and Main Street.
BASALT CONCERT
Basalt’s Summer Concert Series kicks off with Sweet Jessup and the Dirty Buckets opening for Palmyra at 6pm at Basalt River Park.
SOL THEATRE COMPANY
Sol Theatre Company presents the musical “Alice by heart” at Thunder River Theatre, with nightly shows tonight through June 20 at 7pm, and 2pm matinees June 20 and 21. Tickets at soltheatrecompany.simpletix.com
RFOV AT TACAW
Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers presents “Building Better Relationships with Nature,” a conversation with award-winning author and environmental writer Emma Marris at TACAW at 7pm. Tickets at tacaw.org
THURSDAY, JUNE 18
BERRY SWEET GAME
Older adults are invited to an afternoon of “berry-sweet” trivia, interactive games and socializing ahead of Strawberry Days from 1 to 3pm at the Glenwood Community Center. Register at tinyurl.com/BerrysweetGWS
POWERS OPENING
The Powers Art Center hosts a special opening event for its current exhibition, “Roy Lichtenstein: Beyond Reality,” from 5 to 7pm. RSVP at powersartcenter.org
WILD FLIGHT
Wild Flight roots-rock band will perform two live sets at 7pm at the Crystal Theatre as part of their Road River Railway Tour. The performance will include the screening of their new music video, “Road River Railway,” which was recorded at Cool Brick Studios in Carbondale.
FRIDAY, JUNE 19
GOLD LUSTER WORKSHOP
Ishara Sweeney guides a gold luster — added on after a ceramic piece has been glaze-fired — workshop at the Carbondale Clay Center from 9:30am to noon. Participants must bring finished, glaze-fired pieces. Register at carbondaleclay.org
PIE DAY!
Strawberry Days weekend begins with a homemade pie sale, organized by the Glenwood Springs Rotary Club, from 8 to 11am at the United Methodist Church (824 Cooper).
STRAWBERRY DAYS
The 129th Strawberry Days weekend gets underway at Two Rivers Park today from 2 to 10pm and continues tomorrow, 10am to 10pm, and Sunday, 10am to 4pm. For details, visit glenwoodchamber.com/strawberry-days
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
WINDWALKERS
Windwalkers will host a retreat, “Rise, Restore, Reconnect,” guided by consultant and author Dr. Terry Chase and carried out through the power of connecting with horses at 1038 County Road 102, Carbondale from 9:15am to 12:30pm today and 1 to 4:15pm tomorrow. Details at windwalkers.org
STRAWBERRIES & CREAM
Don’t miss out on strawberries and cream served up by the Kiwanis Club on Saturday at Two Rivers Park in Glenwood from 11am till the strawberries (or cream) run out.
TOMMY EMMANUEL
Internationally acclaimed guitarist Tommy Emmanuel, CGP performs at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen at 8pm. Tickets at wheeleroperahouse.com
SUNDAY, JUNE 21
SUMMER SOLSTICE
Happy solstice!
STRAWBERRY SHORTCUT
The 50th Annual Strawberry Shortcut, including a 10k, 5k and 1-mile fun run option set off from Bethel Plaza (under the bridge in downtown Glenwood) at 7:30am, 9am and 10am, respectively. This year, participants can dress in their best ‘70s attire for the chance to win cash prizes. Register at strawberryshortcut.org
PANCAKES
In conjunction with the Strawberry Shortcut, the Rotary Club dishes up a pancake breakfast at Bethel Plaza (under the bridge in Glenwood) from 8 to 11am.
BIODYNAMIC CALENDAR
Welcoming the Solstice, Sustainable Settings (6107 Highway 133, Carbondale) offers a biodynamic planting calendar workshop from 10am to noon. Register at sustainablesettings.org MUSIC IN THE PARK
StarFish Enterprise and Bashee Tree play at Sopris Park from 5 to 8pm as part of the Music in the Park summer concert series in Carbondale.