Cultural Events Calendar

Wild Flight is a Colorado‑based trio featuring singer Emily Jurick, keyboardist and vocalist Eric Gross, and bassist Bill Ritchen. Formed in the Colorado mountains, the group has released multiple albums and singles and performs original, genre‑blending music described as roots‑rock with jazz and folk elements. Their live sound reflects years of collaboration and a growing audience across streaming platforms.

They are joined by Colorado country songwriter Hugh Phillips, whose music blends Americana, traditional country, and Rocky Mountain influences. Known for vivid storytelling and an expanding Mountain West following, Phillips brings an acoustic, narrative‑driven approach to the evening.

Join us for an unforgettable evening with Rodney Crowell, the two-time Grammy-winning songwriter and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, as he celebrates the release of his landmark 20th studio album, Airline Highway. Recorded live at Dockside Studio in Louisiana and produced with Tyler Bryant, this vibrant collection blends Crowell’s masterful storytelling with the energy of a new generation of roots artists, including Ashley McBryde, Lukas Nelson, Larkin Poe, and Charlie Starr..

On June 13, VOICES is the featured nonprofit at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park for their Music on the Mountain series. Starting at 5 PM, enjoy $5 gondola access (which is a direct donation to VOICES) and free parking for the event. Experience Los Cheesies, a wildly fun, bilingual band blending rock, ska, reggae, and more into a can’t-stop-dancing show. Come for the music, stay for the magic, and celebrate community with us under the Colorado sky.

It’s time for a new Teen Night! Whether your young performer is looking to workshop a new project, test out a skill, or just get comfortable on stage, Open Mic Night is a chance to share what they’re working on. From live music and spoken word to comedy and instrumentals, all performances are welcome on June 19. Come to perform, collaborate, or just hang out and hear what others are creating. For those interested, professional local artists will be on-site to offer support and ideas, for those who request.

Teen Night is a series of free arts and culture events exclusively for ages 13–18. Local teens take over TACAW, on stage and in the audience, for a night all their own. This night is for teens only: ages 13–18 invited.

Celebrating Dr Albert Schweitzer and the sounds of Bach

On July 11, we welcome the return of singer-songwriter Andrew Duhon to the best listening room in the Valley! Born, raised, shaped, and inspired by his hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana, Andrew Duhon tours performing songs that are as much about recognizing our shared stories as they are about telling his own.

Blending the gritty, bluesy, folksy, country sounds of his home with the experience of traversing the country and immersing himself in the broad array of cultures across the American landscape.

Traffic Jams in The Vault at the Wheeler is a free August concert series presented in partnership with the City of Aspen Transportation Department, intended to help shift your trip and reimagine the late‑afternoon commute. Rather than sitting in traffic on Main St, audiences are invited to step out of their ride – car, bus or bike – and into The Vault for live music, and refreshments.

Bandits on the Run is a Brooklyn-based indie-folk-pop trio formed by busking in NYC subways, featuring Adrian Blake Enscoe, Sydney Shepherd, and Regina Strayhorn. Known for three-part harmonies and instruments like cello, accordion, and suitcase drum, they produce theatrical, collaborative music. They have worked on projects with Netflix and are developing musicals.

Traffic Jams in The Vault at the Wheeler is a free August concert series presented in partnership with the City of Aspen Transportation Department, intended to help shift your trip and reimagine the late‑afternoon commute. Rather than sitting in traffic on Main St, audiences are invited to step out of their ride – car, bus or bike – and into The Vault for live music, and refreshments.

Bandits on the Run is a Brooklyn-based indie-folk-pop trio formed by busking in NYC subways, featuring Adrian Blake Enscoe, Sydney Shepherd, and Regina Strayhorn. Known for three-part harmonies and instruments like cello, accordion, and suitcase drum, they produce theatrical, collaborative music. They have worked on projects with Netflix and are developing musicals.

Traffic Jams in The Vault at the Wheeler is a free August concert series presented in partnership with the City of Aspen Transportation Department, intended to help shift your trip and reimagine the late‑afternoon commute. Rather than sitting in traffic on Main St, audiences are invited to step out of their ride – car, bus or bike – and into The Vault for live music, and refreshments.

Bandits on the Run is a Brooklyn-based indie-folk-pop trio formed by busking in NYC subways, featuring Adrian Blake Enscoe, Sydney Shepherd, and Regina Strayhorn. Known for three-part harmonies and instruments like cello, accordion, and suitcase drum, they produce theatrical, collaborative music. They have worked on projects with Netflix and are developing musicals.

Traffic Jams in The Vault at the Wheeler is a free August concert series presented in partnership with the City of Aspen Transportation Department, intended to help shift your trip and reimagine the late‑afternoon commute. Rather than sitting in traffic on Main St, audiences are invited to step out of their ride – car, bus or bike – and into The Vault for live music, and refreshments.

Bandits on the Run is a Brooklyn-based indie-folk-pop trio formed by busking in NYC subways, featuring Adrian Blake Enscoe, Sydney Shepherd, and Regina Strayhorn. Known for three-part harmonies and instruments like cello, accordion, and suitcase drum, they produce theatrical, collaborative music. They have worked on projects with Netflix and are developing musicals.