Aspen Chapel Gallery

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    Scuttlebutt & Community Calendar - Aug. 17, 2023

    Scuttlebutt & Community Calendar – Aug. 17, 2023 thumbnail It’s beginning to feel a bit like Christmas? Peter Arlein, founder and CEO of mountainFLOW eco-wax, has been spotted dressed as an elf and distributing plant-based water bottles (made mostly from corn instead of plastic) around Carbondale. Photo by Raleigh Burleigh

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    Cesar Herrera-Romero, 20, was arrested on June 7, 2023, on a warrant for two charges of sexual assault on a child. Although initially reported that Herrera-Romero was part of the Roaring Fork United Soccer Club (RFUSC) coaching staff, RFUSC President Kevin Jardine released a statement explaining that he… read more →

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    Art and birds at Aspen Chapel Gallery

    Art and birds at Aspen Chapel Gallery thumbnail Owl sculpture by Pierre Wille, courtesy image

    Bird populations in the Roaring Fork Valley and around the world are on the decline, and to save them we need to take action. So who is up to the task? In the Valley, some unlikely saviors have emerged to save the birds — artists!

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    Aspen Chapel Gallery elevates local artists

    Aspen Chapel Gallery elevates local artists thumbnail The Aspen Chapel Gallery's 240th show features work by local photographers (including Kelsey Brunner's photo in the foreground) and will be on display through April 1. Photo by Elizabeth Key

    Aspen is known for its art scene, featuring the world-renowned Aspen Art Museum and a plethora of high-end galleries lining its brick-studded mall. For a local art perspective, exit the ballyhoo and travel over the bridge and through the roundabout to find the Aspen Chapel Gallery tucked under Prince of… read more →

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    Scuttlebutt & Calendar - Feb. 2, 2023

    Scuttlebutt & Calendar – Feb. 2, 2023 thumbnail Bridges High School’s Bike Tech Class is now offering $20 basic bicycle repairs and tune-ups, as well as used bikes for sale. As an educational mechanic program, these aspiring professionals are eager to fix up townies, cruisers and older road and mountain bikes. More modern rides with expensive components will be referred to experts at a local shop. For details, contact Lyn Williams (awilliams@rfschools.com) who reminds folks, “Keep calm and ride on!” Courtesy photo

    Crystal Trail
    On Friday, Jan. 27, the White River National Forest released the final Environmental Assessment (www.bit.ly/CrystalTrailEA) and draft decision notice (www.bit.ly/CrystalTraildraftdecision) for a proposed seven-mile bicycle and pedestrian trail between Redstone and McClure Pass. Reporting “no significant impact,” the proposed action is “to construct and maintain… read more →