Kate Phillips

• Locations: News By Kate Phillips Published Nov. 23, 2022

  Making home through art

  (Left ot right) Lala Caffarone of Aspen Sister Cities, Dr. Leticia Guzman Ingram of Basalt High School and visiting artist and educator Valeria Fiala are among the many individuals involved with “Home” at The Art Base. Photo by Olivia Emmer

  On Dec. 9, the public is invited to attend an opening reception for “Home” from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at The Art Base in Basalt.

  In a collaborative effort between Basalt High School, The Art Base and Aspen Sister Cities (ASC), the annual art exhibition… read more →

• Locations: News By Kate Phillips Published Nov. 9, 2022

  Hoohah recycles retro looks for fresh adventure

  Flashy fits and bluebird skies make Hoohah’s girls’ trips a rowdy good time. You can catch Hoohah’s retro styles on the slopes this winter and on the runway at the Denver Fashion Week’s Fall 2022 show on Nov. 17. Courtesy Photo

  Skiwear takes on a whole new look as Hoohah’s vibrant and beautiful line of vintage styles hits the slopes, and the runways, this season.

  Founded by Anna Tedström of Vail, Hoohah is a women’s outdoor apparel company on a mission to add fun and flair to… read more →

• Locations: News By Kate Phillips Published Sep. 28, 2022

  True Nature celebrates 15 years at The Crystal Jubilee

  The Crystal Jubilee celebration invited local thought leaders such as Brook LeVan (above) and John Bruna (below) to speak from within True Nature’s kiva. Photos by Sue Rollyson

  A stunning fall morning set the tone for a festive and inspiring day at True Nature Healing Arts as they hosted The Crystal Jubilee, a “renaissance of the awakened mind,” celebrating True Nature’s 15-year anniversary.

  Founded in 2007 by Eaden and Deva Shantay, True Nature is… read more →

• Locations: News By Kate Phillips Published Sep. 7, 2022

  No Man’s Land Film Festival comes home

  A still from “We Are Like The Waves”: the award-winning film follows the story of Sanu, a Sri Lanka native who overcomes sexism to experience the power of ocean surfing, a male-dominated sport. Courtesy photo

  Grab your favorite outdoor adventure pal and don’t forget the trail mix, because on Friday, Sept. 16 No Man’s Land Film Festival is coming home to Carbondale. Hosted at the Crystal Theatre, doors open 15 minutes before showings at 5 and 7:30 p.m.

  “It feels really exciting to… read more →

• Locations: News By Kate Phillips Published Apr. 6, 2022

  Inhale the future, exhale the past: Kula Yoga on Main is back!

  Kula's new studio offers more space for everyone to stretch out and reset. In addition to regular classes, there will be many special offerings like workshops and retreats. Stay informed at www.kulayogaonmain.com Photo by Paula Mayer

  Just a short walk down the road from its previous location, Kula Yoga on Main has reopened and is ready to welcome yoga-lovers around the Roaring Fork Valley. Situated at 1201 Main Street in Carbondale, near the roundabout, Kula’s new home offers community members a yoga experience that… read more →

• Locations: News By Kate Phillips Published Feb. 16, 2022

  Homeschooling offers academic and lifestyle flexibility

  

  The sun was just beginning to peek over the California coastline as the gentle ding for breakfast could be heard from the Bannon-Levine family camper, nestled beneath the Redwoods. 

  Unhurried, Carbondale resident Katie Bannon and her husband Scott Levine were chatting with their nine year… read more →

• Locations: News By Kate Phillips Published Jan. 12, 2022

  Naturalist Nights back with something for everyone

  Learn more about the Red-naped Sapsucker and the effort to conserve them and other bird species with Arvind Panjabi, one of five Naturalist Nights experts that will be presenting in-person in March. Photo by Mick Thompson

  Naturalist Nights, one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, is back and ready to inspire audiences around the Roaring Fork Valley (RFV).

  Founded by Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) in 1998, Naturalist Nights is a free winter speaker series created to connect environmental experts… read more →

• Locations: News By Kate Phillips Published Dec. 3, 2020

  CRMS students bond over philanthropic endeavor

  CRMS students spread a little holiday cheer by delivering sweet treats to benefit Advocate Safehouse Project. Courtesy photo

  As a school that prides itself on community and experiential learning, the 2020/21 school year has been quite the learning curve for Colorado Rocky Mountain School (CRMS).

  “There are more restrictions because of covid precautions,” Julie Wiley, Assistant Director of Admissions at CRMS said. “Our boarding… read more →