Vail Valley Events Calendar

The Vail Lacrosse Shootout will be June 26 - July 4 at Ford Park, Vail Athletic Field, Donovan Park, Nottingham Park in Avon, and Freedom Park in Edwards from approx. 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

This annual event is an invitational lacrosse tournament featuring age/gender divisions of: Under 19 High School Boys & Girls; Men's & Women's Elite (collegiate & post collegiate); Men's Masters (age 30 & up); Men's Supermasters (age 40 & up); Men's Grandmasters (age 50 & up). Teams from all geographical areas of the U.S. as well as a few from Canada will attend. As many as 3,200 atheletes are anticipated to participate. The number of spectators over the course of the 9 day event is anticipated to be 12,000 to 14,000.

Located behind Chapel Square in Avon with free shuttle service from the covered bridge in Beaver Creek village.
Gates open at 5:00pm for event sign-up and pre-rodeo activities (pony rides, face painting, mechanical bull, dinner, etc) and the rodeo events begin at 6:00pm. From Bronc Riding to Barrel Racing to Mutton Bustin' , the Beaver Creek Rodeo is sure to provide lots of fun entertainment for the whole family!

Admission:

VIP Seating $22
Seniors (65+ yrs.) $12
Adults (18-64 yrs.) $17
Youth (13-17 yrs.) $10

Children 12 years and under are FREE! 

ABOUT BRETHREN FAST RACING TEAM:
For the past five years, the 'brothers fast' have teamed up to produce their unique fusion of rockabilly, funkified bass and rock 'n' roll and created their brand of wheelie poppin', bootie shakin' music that they call electrified hillbilly funk. Eagle Town Park is the place to be on Thursday nights for family fun with picnics, kids activities and an incredible free concert

The Lionshead Family Friday Afternoon Club is in Lionshead from 5pm-8pm.  A Friday Afternoon Club for the entire family! Featuring a wide array of kids’ activities and much, much more; this FAC offers entertainment for all ages. Located at the base of the Eagle Bahn Gondola, guests can easily take in the incredible atmosphere and breathtaking views available at the top of the mountain celebration and still return to a truly family focused event in the LionsHead Village.
 

Barber, Mozart, Brahms

http://www.vailmusicfestival.org/concertPage.php?date=1278050400&event=123

ABOUT NATALIE COLE:
The daughter of jazz and pop legend Nat King Cole, Natalie Cole has forged her own prolific career. Before she captured 1975’s Best New Artist Grammy, Cole appealed to fans and critics alike with her versatility as an R&B, pop and jazz singer of the first order. Her canon includes such number one hits as “This will be (An Everlasting Love),” “Inseparable,” “Our Love,” “I’ve Got Love On My Mind,” “Pink Cadillac” and “Miss You Like Crazy.” The eight-time Grammy winner continues to astonish with her vocal dexterity and her intimate, knowing way with lyrics and melodies.

 

Tickets for Natalie Cole are $135/150/165 based on seating and  are available online or by calling the Vilar Center box office at 888.920.ARTS(2787).

For more information, call 1-888-920-ARTS.

Instructor, Maria Desimone

Cost: $12 per session.

All ability levels welcome, held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall.  Bring a yoga mat or large towel.

Don’t miss this culinary favorite as Chefs from local restaurants give free culinary demonstrations at the Bon Appétit tent in Beaver Creek Plaza Saturday afternoons at 5:00pm. Multiple demonstrations will take place each day on festival weekends. Make sure to check the schedule below so you don't miss out on the action.

Summer 2010 Dates:

June
June 26 – 5:00pm

July
July 3 – 5:00pm
July 10 – 5:00pm
July 17 – 5:00pm
July 24 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
July 25 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
July 31 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm

August
August 1 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
August 7 – 5:00pm
August 14 – 5:00pm
August 21 – 5:00pm
August 28 – 5:00pm

September
September 4 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
September 5 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm

Avon's Salute to the USA

5:30pm: The Family Zone opens at Harry A. Nottingham Park with a bouncy castle, face painters, and fun carnival games for the whole family. Vendors will be selling food and drinks.

6:00pm: Free Concert

8:00pm: Free Concert

9:45pm: The largest fireworks display in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, simulcast with choreographed music on a local radio station, begins over Nottingham Lake.

DEE DANIELS, VOCALIST

JEFF TYZIK, CONDUCTOR

DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

BYRON STRIPLING, TRUMPET

WYCLIFFE GORDON, TROMBONE

Nothin' But The Blues
Pops

Named best trail race by Colorado Runner in 2006, the HillClimb will test local, regional and national runners with a 7.5 mile climb from Vail Village to Vail Mountain’s summit, a gain of 2,500 vertical feet.

For more information, call 970-479-2280.
Email: sportsgroup@vailrec.com.

The Minturn Market has features 115 varying vendors per week, two live music stages, children’s activities, and ambiance that cannot be beat.

For eleven consecutive weeks, The Minturn Market features a varied assortment of items from farm-fresh and organic produce to great lunch and breakfast items to gourmet foods and gifts, clothing, jewelry, handmade crafts, items for the home, fine art and more.

Over the course of the summer, the Minturn Market brings over 45,000 people to town to see, taste and enjoy a great variety of items in the clear mountain air.

The Summer Minturn Market runs for Eleven Saturdays in a row starting June 26th running through Sept 4th.  The Minturn Market includes children’s entertainment and music for people to immerse themselves in the genuine charm and culture of Historic Downtown Minturn.

For more information, call 970-827-5646.
Email: market@minturn.org.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market is an old-fashioned farm and food market. It’s the LOCALS’ market and the favorite market of second homeowners.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market focuses on high quality farm and gourmet food products and it attracts some of the finest farmers and food vendors in Colorado. Specialty food vendors work from colorful tents selling freshly-made breads, pastries and quiche. Others offer delightful selections of Colorado meats and wild Alaskan seafood; pastas & sauces; honey; jams & chutneys; olive oils & balsamic vinegars; fruit pies; tamales; organic spices; coffee beans; french table linens and more.

Stop by and enjoy the market’s ambiance. Meet friends and neighbors and relax in the shade. Popular food vendors provide gyros, crepes and tamales that will delight your palate.

Email: Info@EdwardsFarmersMarket.com.

Celebrate the 4th of July with Vail America Days!

10:00am : The celebration begins with a red, white, and blue parade that starts in Golden Peak at 10am, winds through the Vail Village and ends at Lionshead at approx. 12 noon.

12:00pm - 3:00pm : Various entertainment in Vail Village and Lionshead

2:00pm : Free patriotic concert by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at the Ford Ampitheater

9:45pm : Fireworks display kicks off at Golden Peak!

Lawn Seating:
All lawn seating will once again be free. Entry into the amphitheater will be first come first served, starting at 12:30 PM, until venue capacity is reached. (1,250 general admission lawn seats)

Reserved Pavilion Seating:
* All pavilion tickets will go on sale Thursday July 1,2010 at 8am.
* Each purchaser will be limited to four tickets @ $15.00 per ticket
** 100% of the proceeds from ticket sales will go to the Vail Veterans Program
* Tickets will be available only to walk up customers at the GRFA Box Office
* No phone orders will be taken and no tickets will be sold at the Vilar Performing Arts Center
*Ticket purchaser must be 16 years of age 
 

 A Salute to Freedom

Co-presented by the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival and the Vail Valley Foundation
100% of the proceeds from ticket sales goes to the Vail Veterans Program

 JEFF TYZIK, CONDUCTOR

DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Gates: 12:30 PM

Performance: 2:00pm

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Lawn Seating:
All lawn seating will once again be free. Entry into the amphitheater will be first come first served, starting at 12:30 PM, until venue capacity is reached. (1,250 general admission lawn seats)

Reserved Pavilion Seating:
* All pavilion tickets will go on sale Thursday July 1,2010 at 8am.
* Each purchaser will be limited to four tickets @ $15.00 per ticket
** 100% of the proceeds from ticket sales will go to the Vail Veterans Program
* Tickets will be available only to walk up customers at the GRFA Box Office
* No phone orders will be taken and no tickets will be sold at the Vilar Performing Arts Center
*Ticket purchaser must be 16 years of age

The Vail Farmers' Market & Art Show is the largest farmers' market in Colorado. There are more than 100 vendor tents weekly along with two live music venues and activities for kids. Vendors in colorful tents sell farm fresh fruits & vegetables and delicious foods & snacks. Local artists & artisans display and explain their finest works.

Stop by just to buy the freshest foods and go, to have lunch, to browse the many tents and nearby shops & galleries or to enjoy all the activites.

11:00am - 4:00pm: Don't miss the 17th annual 4th of July Clambake at Beano's Cabin. The celebration includes live entertainment, BBQ, seafood, and lawn games for all ages. Admission is $55 for adults and $25 for children. Join us for a unique mountaintop celebration that is sure to become your family's tradition! Reservations required and transportation will be provided. For more information and to make reservations, please call 970-754-3463

5:00pm: Concert Gates Open for Free Concert at the base of Centenniel Lift (Food booths and bars serving)

6:00pm: Surf City All Stars – Beach Boys Cover Band

7:45pm: Parrot Beach – Jimmy Buffet Cover Band

9:15pm: Fireworks Begin (approximate start time) 

DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

JEFF TYZIK, CONDUCTOR

DOUG LABRECQUE, VOCALIST

CHRISTIANE NOLL, VOCALIST

A Century of Broadway
Pops

Instructor Maria Desimone

Cost: $12/session

All ability levels welcome! Held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall. Bring a yoga mat or a large towel.

JONATHAN TYLER & THE NORTHERN LIGHTS

July 6  6:30pm—Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights are one of the most electrifying young bands in America. Their music is the wake up call rock ‘n’ roll needs, with a touch of blues and soul along for the ride. Tyler and the Lights are a throwback in the best sense of the word. Since their 2007 debut they have been a blur of full-tilt showmanship worthy of groups like the Rolling Stones or E Street Band at their hungriest. Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights have played alongside heavyweights like AC/DC, ZZ Top, Kid Rock, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Deep Purple. www.jonathantylermusic.com

Mountain Bike Little League:
5:00 pm 10 & up Youth League Up ½ way, 3 Miles
5:02 pm 8 – 10 Youth League Up ½ way, 3 Miles 

Adult Series:
5:45 pm Pro & Men’s Expert Up to top of Radio Tower
5:46 pm Women’s Pro & Men’s Vet Expert Up to top of Radio Tower
5:47 pm Women’s Expert & Men's Masters & Single Spd Up to top of Radio Tower
5:48 pm Men’s Vet Sport, Clydesdale & Men’s Sport Up to top of Radio Tower
5:49 pm Women’s Sport, Women’s Vet Up to top of Radio Tower
5:50 pm Men’s Beginner & Juniors Up to top of Radio Tower
5:51 pm Women’s Beginner Up to top of Radio Tower 

After Party: The Sandbar

For more information, call 970-479-2280.
Email: sportsgroup@vailrec.com.

DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

JAAP VAN ZWEDEN, MUSIC DIRECTOR

EMILY MAGEE, SOPRANO

GORDON GIETZ, TENOR

KRISTINE JEPSON, MEZZO-SOPRANO

ERIC OWENS, BASS

DALLAS SYMPHONY CHORUS

A Night of Rememberance
Classical

For more information, call 877-812-5700.

THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA

For more information, call 877-812-5700.

"PLANET 51":
American astronaut Captain Charles “Chuck” Baker lands on Planet 51 thinking he’s the first person to step foot on it. To his surprise, he finds that this planet is inhabited by little green people who are happily living in a white picket fence world reminiscent of a cheerfully innocent 1950s America, and whose only fear is that it will be overrun by alien invaders—like Chuck! Rated PG.

Each VPAC Free Family Film will be accompanied by themed pre-movie activities and a costume contest with prizes awarded to the best dressed. Stay tuned for more details to be announced!

This is a FREE event. Seating for the movie is first-come, first-served. 

Located behind Chapel Square in Avon with free shuttle service from the covered bridge in Beaver Creek village.
Gates open at 5:00pm for event sign-up and pre-rodeo activities (pony rides, face painting, mechanical bull, dinner, etc) and the rodeo events begin at 6:00pm. From Bronc Riding to Barrel Racing to Mutton Bustin' , the Beaver Creek Rodeo is sure to provide lots of fun entertainment for the whole family!

Admission:

VIP Seating $22
Seniors (65+ yrs.) $12
Adults (18-64 yrs.) $17
Youth (13-17 yrs.) $10

Children 12 years and under are FREE! 

ABOUT FULL BELLY:
Thursday, July 8 at 6:30pm--Breaking the sound barrier with their funk, rock, blues and Reggae, Full Belly creates all-American music with depth and soul. Groove induced audiences are transported to the dance floor with Full Belly's funky beats, jazzy interludes and improvisational tones. Eagle Town Park is the place to be on Thursday nights for family fun with picnics, kids activities and an incredible free concert.  

Every Friday evening from 4-8pm, June 11 - September 17. This new market will bring together produce, meat, dairy, and artisan products in a family friendly festival atmosphere. Plenty of free parking!

Email: info@eaglefarmersmarket.org.

The Lionshead Family Friday Afternoon Club is in Lionshead from 5pm-8pm. A Friday Afternoon Club for the entire family! Featuring a wide array of kids’ activities and much, much more; this FAC offers entertainment for all ages. Located at the base of the Eagle Bahn Gondola, guests can easily take in the incredible atmosphere and breathtaking views available at the top of the mountain celebration and still return to a truly family focused event in the LionsHead Village.

Instructor Maria Desimone

Cost: $12/session

All ability levels welcome! Held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall. Bring a yoga mat or a large towel.

Don’t miss this culinary favorite as Chefs from local restaurants give free culinary demonstrations at the Bon Appétit tent in Beaver Creek Plaza Saturday afternoons at 5:00pm. Multiple demonstrations will take place each day on festival weekends. Make sure to check the schedule below so you don't miss out on the action.

Summer 2010 Dates:

June
June 26 – 5:00pm

July
July 3 – 5:00pm
July 10 – 5:00pm
July 17 – 5:00pm
July 24 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
July 25 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
July 31 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm

August
August 1 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
August 7 – 5:00pm
August 14 – 5:00pm
August 21 – 5:00pm
August 28 – 5:00pm

September
September 4 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
September 5 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm

The Minturn Market has features 115 varying vendors per week, two live music stages, children’s activities, and ambiance that cannot be beat.

For eleven consecutive weeks, The Minturn Market features a varied assortment of items from farm-fresh and organic produce to great lunch and breakfast items to gourmet foods and gifts, clothing, jewelry, handmade crafts, items for the home, fine art and more.

Over the course of the summer, the Minturn Market brings over 45,000 people to town to see, taste and enjoy a great variety of items in the clear mountain air.

The Summer Minturn Market runs for Eleven Saturdays in a row starting June 26th running through Sept 4th.  The Minturn Market includes children’s entertainment and music for people to immerse themselves in the genuine charm and culture of Historic Downtown Minturn.

For more information, call 970-827-5646.
Email: market@minturn.org.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market is an old-fashioned farm and food market. It’s the LOCALS’ market and the favorite market of second homeowners.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market focuses on high quality farm and gourmet food products and it attracts some of the finest farmers and food vendors in Colorado. Specialty food vendors work from colorful tents selling freshly-made breads, pastries and quiche. Others offer delightful selections of Colorado meats and wild Alaskan seafood; pastas & sauces; honey; jams & chutneys; olive oils & balsamic vinegars; fruit pies; tamales; organic spices; coffee beans; french table linens and more.

Stop by and enjoy the market’s ambiance. Meet friends and neighbors and relax in the shade. Popular food vendors provide gyros, crepes and tamales that will delight your palate.

Email: Info@EdwardsFarmersMarket.com.

The Vail Farmers' Market & Art Show is the largest farmers' market in Colorado. There are more than 100 vendor tents weekly along with two live music venues and activities for kids. Vendors in colorful tents sell farm fresh fruits & vegetables and delicious foods & snacks. Local artists & artisans display and explain their finest works.

Stop by just to buy the freshest foods and go, to have lunch, to browse the many tents and nearby shops & galleries or to enjoy all the activites.

ABOUT PAM TILLIS & LORRIE MORGAN:
Spend a hit-filled evening with Grammy Award Winners Lorrie Morgan and Pam Tillis.

For more information, call 1-888-920-ARTS.

2010-07-29T20:19:45 An Evening with Pam Tillis & Lorrie Morgan Event Link

ABOUT PAM TILLIS & LORRIE MORGAN:
Spend a hit-filled evening with Grammy Award Winners Lorrie Morgan and Pam Tillis.

Backed by a few talented Nashville players, Lorrie and Pam will be performing their respective hits as well as showcasing other well-known songs that have meant something special in their lives.  Audiences will have the opportunity to experience both Grand Ole Opry Members’ unique voices, amazing harmonies and captivating stage presence in the intimate setting of the Vilar Performing Arts Center. 

 

 

Tickets for an evening with Pam Tillis and Lorrie Moragan ar e $85 and available online or by calling the Vilar Center Box Office beginning May 27.

 

2010-07-12T20:00:00

Instructor Maria Desimone

Cost: $12/session

All ability levels welcome! Held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall. Bring a yoga mat or a large towel.

DAEDALUS STRING QUARTET

INON BARNATAN, PIANO

European Passions

Program Notes

MOZART
String Quartet in B-flat Major, K. 589

CHOPIN
Andante spianato and Grande Polonaise

DVORAK
Piano Quintet in A Major, Op. 81 
 

ABOUT HOOTS & HELLMOUTH:
Tuesday, July 13 6:30pm—Mixing the twisted roots of American music in a fierce and fiery alchemy, Hoots & Hellmouth create new music for old souls. At once fresh and vibrant, yet somehow strangely familiar, their three-part harmonies co-mingle with acoustic guitars, a mandolin, an upright bass and foot stompin' create unmatched on-stage synergy. "The Hoots' blend of alt-country, rock and gospel [is] amplified only by their own considerable joy...the disparate trio prove[s] that showmanship is more about attitude and energy." (The Boston Globe) www.hootsandhellmouth.com

Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival

For more information, call 877-812-5700.

ABOUT "IMAGINE THAT":
Evan is a successful financial executive who has more time for his Blackberry than his seven-year-old daughter. When he has a crisis of confidence and his career starts going down the drain, he finds the solution to all his problems in his daughter’s imaginary world. Rated PG.

Each VPAC Free Family Film will be accompanied by themed pre-movie activities and a costume contest with prizes awarded to the best dressed. Stay tuned for more details to be announced!

This is a FREE event. Seating for the movie is first-come, first-served. 

Located behind Chapel Square in Avon with free shuttle service from the covered bridge in Beaver Creek village.
Gates open at 5:00pm for event sign-up and pre-rodeo activities (pony rides, face painting, mechanical bull, dinner, etc) and the rodeo events begin at 6:00pm. From Bronc Riding to Barrel Racing to Mutton Bustin' , the Beaver Creek Rodeo is sure to provide lots of fun entertainment for the whole family!

Admission:

VIP Seating $22
Seniors (65+ yrs.) $12
Adults (18-64 yrs.) $17
Youth (13-17 yrs.) $10

Children 12 years and under are FREE! 

ABOUT BADLY BENT:
Thursday, July 15 at 6:30pm--This Kentucky-based band has produced two albums, with a third on the way. Badly Bent produces a toe tapping and electrifying blend of country, southern rock and blues. Eagle Town Park is the place to be on Thursday nights for family fun with picnics, kids activities and an incredible free concert. 

NATIONAL REPERTORY ORCHESTRA

CARL TOPILOW, MUSIC DIRECTOR & CONDUCTOR

Free Family Concert
Presented by Community Banks of Colorado

Program Notes

Complimentary Performance
Tickets not needed. Seating on a first come, first serve basis.
Gates open at 10 am with an Instrument Petting Zoo 
 

For more information, call 877-812-5700.

Friday, July 16

Benefitting Breast Cancer Research $5 Kidz Zone, Town Hall ParkPony Rides! Spin Art! Bouncers! Sand Art! Town Hall Park

Climbing Wall! Zip Line! Balloon Artists! Juggler! Face Painters!

11am - 4pm Bad Mountain Boys Car Show - Awards top 20! Town Hall Park

12pm - 4pm FREE Kidz Zone!

For more information, call 970-524-7514.

The Vail Antique Festival will be in Vail July 16-18. Please check out www.mcpresents.com for more details!
 

Every Friday evening from 4-8pm, June 11 - September 17. This new market will bring together produce, meat, dairy, and artisan products in a family friendly festival atmosphere. Plenty of free parking!

Email: info@eaglefarmersmarket.org.

The Lionshead Family Friday Afternoon Club is in Lionshead from 5pm-8pm. A Friday Afternoon Club for the entire family! Featuring a wide array of kids’ activities and much, much more; this FAC offers entertainment for all ages. Located at the base of the Eagle Bahn Gondola, guests can easily take in the incredible atmosphere and breathtaking views available at the top of the mountain celebration and still return to a truly family focused event in the LionsHead Village.

Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival

For more information, call 877-812-5700.

Instructor Maria Desimone

Cost: $12/session

All ability levels welcome! Held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall. Bring a yoga mat or a large towel.

XTERRA Full Course Details: 1 mile swim, 15.5 mile mountain bike, 5.75 mile run
A 2 lap, 1 mile swim in Avon’s Nottingham Lake will kick off the point-to-point event.
T1 will send racers out on the pavement and provides a chance to get the legs cranking for the off-road uphill climb along the trails of Bachelor Gulch, Arrowhead and Beaver Creek. Rolling singletrack brings riders into T2 at the base of the Centennial Lift in Beaver Creek Village. Runners hit the trails for 5.75 miles through aspen glades, returning to the base of Beaver Creek Village for the post-race party!
XTERRA Sport Course Details: .5 mile swim, 9 mile mountain bike, 3 mile run
Please note, XTERRA American Tour age-group points will not be awarded for this distance.
A 1 lap, .5 mile swim in Avon’s Nottingham Lake will starts off this point-to-point event.
T1 sends racers out on the pavement and provides a chance to get the legs cranking for the off-road uphill climb along the trails of Beaver Creek. Rolling singletrack brings riders back to T2 at the base of Centennial Lift in Beaver Creek Village. Runners hit the trails for 3 miles through aspen glades, returning to the base of Beaver Creek Village for the post-race party.

http://www.xterrabeavercreek.com/

For more information, call 970-845-5293.
Email: mkloser@vailresorts.com.

The Minturn Market has features 115 varying vendors per week, two live music stages, children’s activities, and ambiance that cannot be beat.

For eleven consecutive weeks, The Minturn Market features a varied assortment of items from farm-fresh and organic produce to great lunch and breakfast items to gourmet foods and gifts, clothing, jewelry, handmade crafts, items for the home, fine art and more.

Over the course of the summer, the Minturn Market brings over 45,000 people to town to see, taste and enjoy a great variety of items in the clear mountain air.

The Summer Minturn Market runs for Eleven Saturdays in a row starting June 26th running through Sept 4th.  The Minturn Market includes children’s entertainment and music for people to immerse themselves in the genuine charm and culture of Historic Downtown Minturn.

For more information, call 970-827-5646.
Email: market@minturn.org.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market is an old-fashioned farm and food market. It’s the LOCALS’ market and the favorite market of second homeowners.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market focuses on high quality farm and gourmet food products and it attracts some of the finest farmers and food vendors in Colorado. Specialty food vendors work from colorful tents selling freshly-made breads, pastries and quiche. Others offer delightful selections of Colorado meats and wild Alaskan seafood; pastas & sauces; honey; jams & chutneys; olive oils & balsamic vinegars; fruit pies; tamales; organic spices; coffee beans; french table linens and more.

Stop by and enjoy the market’s ambiance. Meet friends and neighbors and relax in the shade. Popular food vendors provide gyros, crepes and tamales that will delight your palate.

Email: Info@EdwardsFarmersMarket.com.

Runners of the Vail Half Marathon will test themselves on a course that's just over the half marathon distance with an average grade of 7 percent. The half marathon boasts 4,020 feet climb up roads on Vail Mountain with a high point on the course at 11,653 feet.

For more information, call 970-479-2280.
Email: sportsgroup@vailrec.com.

The Vail Farmers' Market & Art Show is the largest farmers' market in Colorado. There are more than 100 vendor tents weekly along with two live music venues and activities for kids. Vendors in colorful tents sell farm fresh fruits & vegetables and delicious foods & snacks. Local artists & artisans display and explain their finest works.

Stop by just to buy the freshest foods and go, to have lunch, to browse the many tents and nearby shops & galleries or to enjoy all the activites.

REBECCA ALBERS, VIOLA

SOPHIE SHAO, CELLO

Program Notes

SIBELIUS
String Quartet in D Minor, Voces intimae (excerpts)

MOZART
Viola Quintet (excerpts)

SCHUBERT
String Quintet, D. 956 (excerpts)

For more information, call 877.812.5700.
Email: bravo@vailmusicfestival.org.

ABOUT THE MUSIC OF ABBA:
You know the songs. Whether they bring you back to your days in the disco, or whether you fell in love with the music after seeing the Broadway and box office smash hit “Mama Mia,” the timeless rock-pop of ABBA has been an undeniable force on the American music scene for decades. Now see these beloved songs come to life as the most renowned ABBA tribute band, Arrival, takes the Vilar Performing Arts Center stage. 



 Arrival performs all of ABBA’s greatest hits with authenticity and authority, including “Dancing Queen,” “Waterloo,” “Mama Mia” and “Take a Chance on Me,” to name a few.
Tickets for The Music of Abba are $58 and are available online or by calling the Vilar Center box office at 888.920.ARTS (2787).

For more information, call 1-888-920-ARTS (2787).

Instructor Maria Desimone

Cost: $12/session

All ability levels welcome! Held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall. Bring a yoga mat or a large towel.

For more information, call 970-476-0103.

LYDIA ARTYMIW, PIANO

JENNIFER KOH, VIOLIN

REBECCA ALBERS, VIOLA

SOPHIE SHAO, CELLO

Program Notes

BACH
Partita in D Minor for Solo Violin, BWV 1004,

TOWER
Quartet for Piano and Strings, 2010 Festival Commission

BRAHMS
Quartet for Piano and Strings in C Minor, Op. 60

Performance Prelude, A Pre-concert talk
Eugenia Zukerman, Host Artistic Director of Bravo
5:00 pm Lobby, Vail Mountain School

For more information, call 877.812.5700.
Email: bravo@vailmusicfestival.org.

When:  July 20th 6pm – 7:30pm
Where:  D’Oro (inside The Charter) in Beaver Creek
What’s in it for you:  Lots of yummy appetizers and 2 drinks (you will also be given a coupon for 10% discount which can be used any time for dinner).
Cost:  $25 pp

What’s in it for the Guild:  100% of the proceeds will go towards our very successful outreach programs. As you know, the mission of the Guild is to create an atmosphere of awareness and appreciation for the Vilar Performing Arts Center. Our purpose is to: Increase accessibility for all people; Increase arts related education; Increase enthusiasm and attendance! 

Who’s invited:  Everyone!

How to get tickets: Contact the Vilar box office 888.920.ARTS (2787) or purchase online here. There will be no additional service charges…100% of the proceeds go directly to the Guild.

Don't wait to purchase tickets! Space is limited and we’re looking forward to seeing you!

Thanks to D’Oro - Steve, Paolo and Keith for your very generous support!

Email: infovpac@vvf.org.

ABOUT LAURA REED & DEEP POCKET:
Tuesday, July 20 6:30pm—Laura Reed & Deep Pocket fill the stage with a captivating and soul shaking sound  that stems from Reed’s roots - born in South Africa and raised in the American South. The band switches up their style between funk, progressive R&B and pure soul behind the petit siren whose vocal abilities belie her size. Laura Reed & Deep Pocket have shared the stage with The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, George Clinton, The Lee Boys and Sam Bush, to name a few.  www.laurareed.com

Race Schedule

Mountain Bike Youth Series:
5:00 pm 10 & Up. 3 Loops, 4.5 Miles
5:01 pm 8 – 10.  3 Loops, 4.5 Miles

Adult Series:
5:45:00 pm Pro & Men’s Expert 3 Laps, 16.1 Miles
5:45:30 pm Women’s Pro & Men’s Vet Expert 2 Laps, 11.6 Miles
5:46:00 pm Women’s Expert & Men's Masters & Single Spd 2 Laps, 11.6 Miles
5:46:30 pm Men’s Vet Sport, Clydesdale & Men’s Sport 2 Laps, 11.6 Miles
5:47:00 pm Women’s Sport & Women’s Vet 1 Laps, 7.1 Miles
5:47:30 pm Men’s Beginner & Juniors 1 Lap, 7.1 Miles
5:48:00 pm Women’s Beginner 1 Lap, 7.1 Miles

After Party: Vail Square, Lionshead Village hosted by the Vail Chophouse, Blue Moose Pizza, Centre V and Rimini

For more information, call 970-479-2280.
Email: sportsgroup@vailrec.com.

ABOUT "BANDSLAM":

Will Burton is used to being bullied or ignored by his schoolmates, so when cool and popular cheerleader Charlotte Barnes starts inviting him to spend time with her, the teenager is stunned. Impressed by his eclectic knowledge of music, Charlotte, a gifted singer-songwriter, asks Will to manage her rock band. Her goal is to take revenge on her egocentric ex-boyfriend at a regional battle-of-the-bands. Rated PG.

Each VPAC Free Family Film will be accompanied by themed pre-movie activities and a costume contest with prizes awarded to the best dressed. Stay tuned for more details to be announced!
 

This is a FREE event. Seating for the movie is first-come, first-served. 

ABOUT CHADZILLA & THE ASTEROIDS:
Thursday, July 22 at 6:30pm--Relive the days of neon glasses, flipped up collars and stand-up video games with Chadzilla & The Asteroids. With an 80's set-list as big as its stage presence, this group brings all the shredding, harmonies and memories that 80's music represents for every generation. Eagle Town Park is the place to be on Thursday nights for family fun with picnics, kids activities and an incredible free concert. 

Located behind Chapel Square in Avon with free shuttle service from the covered bridge in Beaver Creek village.
Gates open at 5:00pm for event sign-up and pre-rodeo activities (pony rides, face painting, mechanical bull, dinner, etc) and the rodeo events begin at 6:00pm. From Bronc Riding to Barrel Racing to Mutton Bustin' , the Beaver Creek Rodeo is sure to provide lots of fun entertainment for the whole family!

Admission:

VIP Seating $22
Seniors (65+ yrs.) $12
Adults (18-64 yrs.) $17
Youth (13-17 yrs.) $10

Children 12 years and under are FREE! 

ABOUT JONNY LANG - "LIVE BY REQUEST":

For more information, call 1-888-920-ARTS.

2010-07-29T20:19:45 Jonny Lang - Event Link

ABOUT JONNY LANG - "LIVE BY REQUEST":

Grammy-winning guitar virtuoso Jonny Lang returns to Beaver Creek as a part of his “Live… By Request” tour, which allows fans to log on to Lang’s website (jonnylang.com) and request songs for him to perform live at the VPAC.

 

Lang’s music is a cool blend of blues, rock, zydeco-tinged gospel and jazz.   A professional musician since age 12, Lang’s career began with The Bad Medicine Blues Band,  the group who inspired him to learn guitar.  While kids his age were still playing high school gigs, Lang was touring with giants like The Rolling Stones, Buddy Guy, Aerosmith, BB King and Sting. Lang released the critically acclaimed multi-platinum Lie to Me in 1997. The next album, Wander this World was released the following year and earned a Grammy nomination. Lang's 2006 release, the gospel-influenced Turn Around, won him his first Grammy Award.
 

US News and World Report says that Lang has “the voice of a grizzled blues veteran… and guitar skills to match.”

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Live cooking demonstration by Larkspur, featuring Colorado cuisine showcasing locally grown and produced ingredients. Presented by owner, Chef Thomas Salamunovich.

Larkspur is located at the base of Vail Mountain and features a contemporary American cuisine that begins with premium products and culinary imagination. For more information, please visit larkspurvail.com

For more information, call 970-476-0103.

Beaver Creek Village Plaza will be filled with rare and interesting antiques for an entire midsummer weekend. The third annual Rocky Mountain Antique Festival will host some of the finest antique vendors from around the US and will feature both American and European antique furniture, rugs, silver, dishes, artwork, jewelry, glassware, and more.

Alongside the opportunity to view and purchase antiques, a wide variety of food booths, street entertainment, Bon Appetit culinary demonstrations, and a kids' "fun zone" will compliment the weekends' activities.
 

For more information, call 970-754-4636.
Email: comments@vailresorts.com.

Every Friday evening from 4-8pm, June 11 - September 17. This new market will bring together produce, meat, dairy, and artisan products in a family friendly festival atmosphere. Plenty of free parking!

Email: info@eaglefarmersmarket.org.

The Lionshead Family Friday Afternoon Club is in Lionshead from 5pm-8pm. A Friday Afternoon Club for the entire family! Featuring a wide array of kids’ activities and much, much more; this FAC offers entertainment for all ages. Located at the base of the Eagle Bahn Gondola, guests can easily take in the incredible atmosphere and breathtaking views available at the top of the mountain celebration and still return to a truly family focused event in the LionsHead Village.

Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival

For more information, call 877-812-5700.

Grab your friends and family and come out to Harry A. Nottingham Park in Avon to enjoy free movies outdoors on the big screen! Come early and enjoy a picnic in the park, paddle boats on Nottingham Lake or the playground.  Seating is on the grass field so bring a lawn chair or blanket and sit back, relax, and enjoy!
 

Movies begin at dusk (around 8:15 p.m.)
Movie titles: TBA
Location: Harry A. Nottingham Park, Avon
Some of the movies are considered "date night" movies and are intended for you and a date! Avon Recreation Center will babysit your children while you relax and enjoy the movie. Call 910-748-4068 to reserve a spot for your child!

For more information, call 970-748-4068.

Instructor Maria Desimone

Cost: $12/session

All ability levels welcome! Held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall. Bring a yoga mat or a large towel.

For more information, call 970-476-0103.

This annual bike race starts and ends in Beaver Creek, taking participants on a scenic ride along the Eagle and Colorado Rivers. Contestants can choose from a 100-mile, 100-kilometer, or 42-mile course. All courses take riders through the Eagle River Valley up the rural setting of Highway 131 and along the Colorado River. Unlike many Colorado 100 rides, the Colorado Eagle River Ride is a flatter course, without a lot of the steep climbing featured in other rides.

The Colorado-Eagle River Ride is an important fundraiser for the Snowboard Outreach Society (SOS) - a local not-for-profit organization that provides high quality recreation programs to underserved youth.

To register, please visit www.vailvelo.com. Registration fee includes a Beaver Creek Colorado-Eagle River Ride jersey, aid stations, Optic Nerve sunglasses and an invitation to the post-race party at the Beaver Creek Chophouse.

For more information, call (970) 926-9292.

A Midsummer Night's Gala

For more information, call 970-827-4307.

The Minturn Market has features 115 varying vendors per week, two live music stages, children’s activities, and ambiance that cannot be beat.

For eleven consecutive weeks, The Minturn Market features a varied assortment of items from farm-fresh and organic produce to great lunch and breakfast items to gourmet foods and gifts, clothing, jewelry, handmade crafts, items for the home, fine art and more.

Over the course of the summer, the Minturn Market brings over 45,000 people to town to see, taste and enjoy a great variety of items in the clear mountain air.

The Summer Minturn Market runs for Eleven Saturdays in a row starting June 26th running through Sept 4th.  The Minturn Market includes children’s entertainment and music for people to immerse themselves in the genuine charm and culture of Historic Downtown Minturn.

For more information, call 970-827-5646.
Email: market@minturn.org.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market is an old-fashioned farm and food market. It’s the LOCALS’ market and the favorite market of second homeowners.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market focuses on high quality farm and gourmet food products and it attracts some of the finest farmers and food vendors in Colorado. Specialty food vendors work from colorful tents selling freshly-made breads, pastries and quiche. Others offer delightful selections of Colorado meats and wild Alaskan seafood; pastas & sauces; honey; jams & chutneys; olive oils & balsamic vinegars; fruit pies; tamales; organic spices; coffee beans; french table linens and more.

Stop by and enjoy the market’s ambiance. Meet friends and neighbors and relax in the shade. Popular food vendors provide gyros, crepes and tamales that will delight your palate.

Email: Info@EdwardsFarmersMarket.com.

The Vail Farmers' Market & Art Show is the largest farmers' market in Colorado. There are more than 100 vendor tents weekly along with two live music venues and activities for kids. Vendors in colorful tents sell farm fresh fruits & vegetables and delicious foods & snacks. Local artists & artisans display and explain their finest works.

Stop by just to buy the freshest foods and go, to have lunch, to browse the many tents and nearby shops & galleries or to enjoy all the activites.

Don’t miss this culinary favorite as Chefs from local restaurants give free culinary demonstrations at the Bon Appétit tent in Beaver Creek Plaza Saturday afternoons.

July 25 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
 

For more information, call 800-842-8062.
Email: comments@vailresorts.com.

Instructor Maria Desimone

Cost: $12/session

All ability levels welcome! Held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall. Bring a yoga mat or a large towel.

For more information, call 970-476-0103.

For more information, call 970-476-0103.

Casual Classics: Bach and Brahms

Complimentary Performance
Tickets not needed. Seating on a first come, first serve basis.

Program Notes

BACH
Prelude No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1008
Prelude No. 4 in E-flat Major, BWV 1010
Prelude No. 6 in D Major, BWV 1012

BRAHMS
Quartet in C Minor for Strings, Op. 51, No. 1

For more information, call 1-877-812-5700.

Program Notes

MENDELSSOHN
Songs Without Words for Cello and Piano

SCHOENFIELD
Café Music

TCHAIKOVSKY
Trio in A Minor for Piano and Strings

Performance Prelude, A Pre-concert talk
Eugenia Zukerman, Host Artistic Director of Bravo
5:00 pm Lobby, Vail Mountain School

For more information, call 1-877-812-5700.

Vail International Dance Festival 2010 Since 1989, the Vail International Dance Festival has featured some of the greatest dance artists from around the world in seasoned classics, contemporary masterpieces and world premieres. First introduced as an intensive dance workshop presented by the Bolshoi Ballet, the Festival has evolved into one of the world's most treasured and eagerly anticipated summer dance events.

ABOUT SAVION GLOVER AND EDDIE PALMIERI:
Back by popular demand, the King of Tap returns after his two sold out shows in 2009. For Opening Night 2010, Glover is joined by nine-time Grammy Award-winning jazz legend Eddie Palmieri.
 

Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival

For more information, call 877-812-5700.
Email: bravo@vailmusicfestival.org.

http://www.eaglecounty.us

ABOUT MAD DOG:
Thursday, July 29 at 6:30pm--Welcome to the honkytonk hall, the rock clubs of days past and the dance hall days of not so yesteryear.  Mad Dog will light up your night in rockabilly style with stand-up drummer 'Mad Dog' Mike Minnick, hard-driving guitarist 'Smokin' Joe Clark and doghouse bass player Markus 'Johnny Congo' Stratman. Their music is as high and tight as Mad Dog's pompadour. Eagle Town Park is the place to be on Thursday nights for family fun with picnics, kids activities and an incredible free concert.

ABOUT MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER:
Mary Chapin Carpenter has always chosen her own path. From her first gigs as a rising star on Washington D.C.’s folk scene in the early 1980s, she has made a reputation as both a singer and songwriter with a mind of her own. Over the course of an 11-album recording career, Carpenter has won five Grammy Awards and sold over 13 million records. She has scored 12 Top 10 singles, including “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her,” which was nominated for a Record of the Year Grammy Award.


 

Tickets for Mary Chapin Carpenter are $72 and are available online or by calling the Vilar Center box office at 888.920.ARTS (2787).
 

For more information, call 1-888-920-ARTS.

Every Friday evening from 4-8pm, June 11 - September 17. This new market will bring together produce, meat, dairy, and artisan products in a family friendly festival atmosphere. Plenty of free parking!

Email: info@eaglefarmersmarket.org.

The Lionshead Family Friday Afternoon Club is in Lionshead from 5pm-8pm. A Friday Afternoon Club for the entire family! Featuring a wide array of kids’ activities and much, much more; this FAC offers entertainment for all ages. Located at the base of the Eagle Bahn Gondola, guests can easily take in the incredible atmosphere and breathtaking views available at the top of the mountain celebration and still return to a truly family focused event in the LionsHead Village.

Grab your friends and family and come out to Harry A. Nottingham Park in Avon to enjoy free movies outdoors on the big screen! Come early and enjoy a picnic in the park, paddle boats on Nottingham Lake or the playground.  Seating is on the grass field so bring a lawn chair or blanket and sit back, relax, and enjoy!
 

Movies begin at dusk (around 8:15 p.m.)
Movie titles: TBA
Location: Harry A. Nottingham Park, Avon
Some of the movies are considered "date night" movies and are intended for you and a date! Avon Recreation Center will babysit your children while you relax and enjoy the movie. Call 910-748-4068 to reserve a spot for your child!

For more information, call 970-748-4068.

Instructor Maria Desimone

Cost: $12/session

All ability levels welcome! Held in the Alpine Plaza at the base of the waterfall. Bring a yoga mat or a large towel.

For more information, call 970-476-0103.

ABOUT "LOCAL COLOR":
Two award-winning artists, renowned Hollywood writer/director and painter George Gallo (Midnight Run/Bad Boys) and nationally recognized American painter Don Sahli are honored to support the Vilar Performing Arts Center and the 23rd Annual Beaver Creek Art Festival with four days of painting and special events surrounding a benefit screening of Gallo’s critically acclaimed film, "Local Color," at the Vilar Center Saturday, July 31. All box office proceeds will fund on-going programming at the non-profit Vilar Performing Arts Center.

"Local Color" - inspired by George Gallo’s own true story of apprenticeship as a young artist - is a compelling film that is opening the eyes and hearts of yet another new generation to the value of mentorship and the joy of seeing the beauty in life. Oscar nominees Armin Mueller-Stahl (Shine), Charles Durning (To Be or Not to Be/The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas) and Diana Scarwid (Inside Moves) are teamed with a talent-rich cast that includes Trevor Morgan (ER, The Sixth Sense), Samantha Mathis, plus veterans Ray Liotta and  Ron Perlman.

A story that began centuries ago with Russian Czar Peter The Great will continue to unfold as Gallo and Sahli explore the three hundred year old connection between the legacy of great Russian masters and today’s resurgent American representational/impressionist art movement. Gallo and Sahli will spend the week painting outdoor locations around Vail and Beaver Creek, stopping spontaneously to capture local scenes on canvas.  The public can visit Vail Fine Art Gallery on Thursday, July 29 and Beaver Creek Fine Art Gallery on Friday, July 30 to see those paintings on display. 

The “Legacy of the Russian Masters Paint-Off” will be held on the eve of the 23rd Annual Beaver Creek Art Festival, Friday, July 30, 4-7pm at Beaver Creek Fine Art Gallery. Gallo and Sahli will work side-by-side, while gallery owner Jim Tylich moderates the evening demonstration with informative explanations of each artist’s technique.             

                                   
At 6pm Saturday, July 31, the Vilar doors and lower lobby bar will open for the screening of Local Color.  At 7pm, before the introduction of Local Color by George Gallo, theatergoers will be treated to a special video short: "Legacy of the Russian Masters." Gallo and Sahli will then share more with the audience on their remarkably similar paths as students of two great Russian artists, including some brief stories about their mentors, George Cherepov and Sergei Bongart, along with their thoughts on the importance of representational art in the world today.
 

Tickets for "Local Color" are $10 for students/seniors and $12 for Adults. Tickets for the Legacy of the Russian Masters Backstage Reception are $28 and include admission, preferred seating for the movie screening and the reception. Tickets are available online or by calling the Vilar Center box office at 888.920.ARTS(2787).
 

For more information, call 1-888-920-ARTS.

The Minturn Market has features 115 varying vendors per week, two live music stages, children’s activities, and ambiance that cannot be beat.

For eleven consecutive weeks, The Minturn Market features a varied assortment of items from farm-fresh and organic produce to great lunch and breakfast items to gourmet foods and gifts, clothing, jewelry, handmade crafts, items for the home, fine art and more.

Over the course of the summer, the Minturn Market brings over 45,000 people to town to see, taste and enjoy a great variety of items in the clear mountain air.

The Summer Minturn Market runs for Eleven Saturdays in a row starting June 26th running through Sept 4th.  The Minturn Market includes children’s entertainment and music for people to immerse themselves in the genuine charm and culture of Historic Downtown Minturn.

For more information, call 970-827-5646.
Email: market@minturn.org.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market is an old-fashioned farm and food market. It’s the LOCALS’ market and the favorite market of second homeowners.

The Edwards Farmers’ Market focuses on high quality farm and gourmet food products and it attracts some of the finest farmers and food vendors in Colorado. Specialty food vendors work from colorful tents selling freshly-made breads, pastries and quiche. Others offer delightful selections of Colorado meats and wild Alaskan seafood; pastas & sauces; honey; jams & chutneys; olive oils & balsamic vinegars; fruit pies; tamales; organic spices; coffee beans; french table linens and more.

Stop by and enjoy the market’s ambiance. Meet friends and neighbors and relax in the shade. Popular food vendors provide gyros, crepes and tamales that will delight your palate.

Email: Info@EdwardsFarmersMarket.com.

Over 150 artists converge on Beaver Creek Village for one weekend. Featuring a broad array of mediums including photography, paintings, sculpture, jewelry, glass, ceramics, mixed media and more. Take advantage of the unique opportunity to meet the artists in person.


Guests are politely reminded that no dogs are allowed in Beaver Creek per resort regulations.

For more information, call 970-754-4636.
Email: info@artfestival.com.

July 31 – 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
 

Don’t miss this culinary favorite as Chefs from local restaurants give free culinary demonstrations at the Bon Appétit tent in Beaver Creek Plaza Saturday afternoons

For more information, call 800-842-8062.
Email: comments@vailresorts.com.