Cultural Events Calendar

Enjoy St. Patrick's Day with many other Aspenites at the 139th St Partick's Day Dinner at St. Mary Catholic Church. This has to be the longest running tradition in Aspen. Monday, March 17th, 4pm to 8pm, everyone is welcome.
ST Patrick's Day Dinner

Join us for an evening of camaraderie, food, and meaningful discussion around the mental health needs of our state's ag communities! This event brings together our agricultural and wellness communities to address mental health challenges in our rural areas.

“Legacy” documents the beautiful and sometimes challenging realities of agricultural life in Colorado. Created through collaboration between the Colorado Department of Agriculture and Colorado Farm Bureau, the film offers intimate glimpses into producers’ lives, highlighting both struggles and available support systems.

Join us for a conversation with Visiting Artist Noelle Choy, who will be at Anderson Ranch from March 18 – 28, 2025.

Visiting Artist Lectures are free, open to the public, and available in person or via livestream.

Chopin, Mozart, and More with Garrick Ohlsson

Experience world-renowned pianist Garrick Ohlsson like never before, as he returns to Aspen for an intimate solo recital following his triumphant 2024 summer season finale. This performance offers a rare opportunity to hear Ohlsson up close in the intimate setting of Harris Concert Hall, where every note will resonate with unparalleled clarity and emotion.

From the timeless beauty of Chopin to the mystical intensity of Skryabin, the lyrical elegance of Schubert, and the classical brilliance of Mozart, Ohlsson will offer an unforgettable exploration of these iconic composers—and more—showcasing both his technical virtuosity and profound musicality.

Join us for an unforgettable theatrical experience as the Aspen Choral Society brings the magic of Children of Eden to the Roaring Fork Valley this spring! These partially staged performances feature a powerful combination of soaring vocals sung by over 60 members of the ACS choir, accompanied by a dynamic ensemble of over a dozen musicians.

From the composer of Wicked and Pippin, Stephen Schwartz, and writer John Caird (Les Misérables), Children of Eden explores the timeless themes of choices and forgiveness, through the lens of the complex relationships between parents and children.

Join Wilderness Workshop and the Spring Gulch Nordic Council to learn how to cross country ski. This event is intended to compliment the adventures the RE-1 students will have at Spring Gulch learning to ski earlier in the week, so that families can get out and enjoy the trails together. Students feel free to show your parents all the new skills you’ve learned! Free gear rentals are available courtesy of Independence Run and Hike and the Nature Connection. There will be experts available to provide lessons, interpretation services as well as snacks and hot drinks at the trailhead.

Kevin Nealon is an Emmy and SAG-nominated actor and comedian who sets himself apart from other comedic performers with his unique sense of humor, dry wit, and likable demeanor. Nealon is best known for his nine-year stint as a cast member of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” and received critical acclaim for his role in the hit Showtime series “Weeds.” Kevin currently produces and hosts his digital series “Hiking with Kevin,” and tours his stand-up globally.

Two shows, 6:00 and 9:00 pm.

Join us for an unforgettable theatrical experience as the Aspen Choral Society brings the magic of Children of Eden to the Roaring Fork Valley this spring! These partially staged performances feature a powerful combination of soaring vocals sung by over 60 members of the ACS choir, accompanied by a dynamic ensemble of over a dozen musicians.

From the composer of Wicked and Pippin, Stephen Schwartz, and writer John Caird (Les Misérables), Children of Eden explores the timeless themes of choices and forgiveness, through the lens of the complex relationships between parents and children.

Join us for an unforgettable theatrical experience as the Aspen Choral Society brings the magic of Children of Eden to the Roaring Fork Valley this spring! These partially staged performances feature a powerful combination of soaring vocals sung by over 60 members of the ACS choir, accompanied by a dynamic ensemble of over a dozen musicians.

From the composer of Wicked and Pippin, Stephen Schwartz, and writer John Caird (Les Misérables), Children of Eden explores the timeless themes of choices and forgiveness, through the lens of the complex relationships between parents and children.

Quantum processing with atomic qubits becomes possible via laser control by exciting atoms to high-energy states. Large quantum systems are highly susceptible to noise processes that can, however, be mitigated by error correction. First steps towards quantum error correction have only recently been demonstrated, ushering in a new era of circuits with logical qubits that are each comprised of many atomic qubits.