Cultural Events Calendar

Featuring elementary and middle school singers from eight Roaring Fork Valley schools, the AMFS Maroon Bel Canto Choirs perform a concert culminating the 2025-26 school year.

Dust off your retro ski gear and meet us at the Isis as Radical Wednesdays launches a month-long celebration of mountain culture on film. This beloved series is all about community, conversation, and big-screen stoke So grab your crew and meet us at the Isis for throwback ski films, special guests, and epic prizes.

Beer specials for retro attire
Advanced Tickets: $20 GA | $15 AF Member
Day of Event: $25

Our Après party series returns this winter season on select Saturdays from 5–9 PM! Join us on the rooftop for cocktails and music by GOLDEN and other special guests.

Step into the stars for an intimate evening of personalized astrology readings with renowned astrologer David Berkson.

Guests must pre-register for one 15-minute personal session at a designated time. Each reading is individually prepared and tailored specifically to you!

Could that be true? Would they really lie to you? Join NPR’s Peter Sagal, host of public radio’s favorite game show Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me!, along with Aspen “celebrities” Steve Child, Chris Wheatley, Torre and Mayor Rachael Richards to judge this year’s storytellers for what’s sure to be another memorable night of oral storytelling! Will we all be fooled? Audience participation will be encouraged as Nina Gabianelli, Mike Monroney, Doc Eason, and Sylvia Wendrow take the stage at the historic Wheeler Opera House in downtown Aspen to “tell” us a story…

Are you an author, teacher, or educator? We’d love to extend you a special ‘buy one, get one free’ discount code to attend with a friend. Just call Aspen Public Radio at 970-920-9000 for the discount code to use at aspenshowtix.com.

Join us for a conversation in Schermer Meeting Hall at Anderson Ranch Arts Center with Visiting Artist David Antonio Cruz.

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

David Antonio Cruz uses painting and performance to explore the visibility and intersectionality of brown, black and queer bodies. Cruz is a professor and Concentration Head of Painting at Columbia University School of the Arts. He has exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum, National Portrait Gallery, ICA Philadelphia, and was awarded the Joan Mitchell Painting and Sculptor Grant. He received his MFA from Yale University.

In science, random fluctuations (e.g., noise) are typically regarded as a nuisance to be minimized or avoided if possible. Yet in many important scenarios, valuable information can be gleaned from their careful study. In this talk, I will discuss three such examples, from different disciplines.

Enjoy an evening in the heart of the Carbondale Creative District with additional hours and offerings from local galleries, restaurants, and retail shops.

• Spring Into Wellness at The Recreation CenterThe Center for Human Flourishing hosts the  7th annual Spring Into Wellness event from 5 to 8 pm, showcasing health and wellness practitioners, businesses involved in fitness activities, food growers, nutrition experts, and more. The main venue will be the Carbondale Recreation Center where "vendors" will host tables for the public to circulate through and find out what services are available in our community.

**During April First Friday, Main Street will become a pedestrian corridor from Weant Blvd to 3rd St. First-Friday-goers are encouraged to park at the Recreation Center, at 4th St. and Colorado Ave, or at 6th St. and Colorado Ave., to visit vendor tables at the Spring Into Wellness event before strolling up to Main Street via the promenade.

Our Après party series returns this winter season on select Saturdays from 5–9 PM! Join us on the rooftop for cocktails and music by GOLDEN and other special guests.

Join Aspen local Megan DiSabatino for a restorative sound journey and magical evening forest bathing in nature at Toklat. Slow down and reconnect as we deeply relax and breathe, bathing in the healing sound frequency of the natural world and singing crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, chimes, gongs and drums, and soak up the beauty and wonder of the meadows and forests around Toklat. We’ll engage all of our senses as we explore the trees, wildflowers, meadow grasses and icy waters of Devaney Creek.