Aspen's history comes alive and is well presented inside the museum. Upstairs they have 1000s of…read moreposters, photos, info boards and memorabilia that show Aspens history decade by decade. Our greeter/docent, Jane was a walking encyclopedia of fun facts and interesting stories about Aspen. It was easy to visualize Aspen's growth and how it evolved from humble beginnings as a poor mining town to the Aspen we all know as the place that only the very rich can afford to ski and play and live.

The museum does a fantastic job at giving you a glimpse of Aspen's history, segmented into…read moredifferent decades. Susie was working the front desk when we visited and was fantastic. Very knowledgeable about the history of Aspen and had lots of neat "folklore" stories to add. She also gave us some fantastic recommendations on some other things to do in Aspen that were a little more off the beaten path. Would definitely recommend coming here!

Here for the very first show In this new and unusual venue. Only holds a few hundred but close to…read morestage makes it perfect for small events. Can't beat the location for John Denver fans its right by the sanctuary. Worth the trip just to see the John Denver Sanctuary which is an inspirational and renewing experience. Takes me back to the 60's. At the Chris Collins tribute to Jon Denver. Chris's Boulder Canyon band is an up and coming group on their own. Jim Connor will preform also, he is always worth seeing.

We saw Les Miserables at their theater in the park and it was amazing. They have built a complete…read moreindoor theater the provides an intimate and fun setting. The actors of the play did did a fantastic job and it was every bit as good as anything you would see in a big city. This is well worth the price of admission! HELPFUL HINT: There is not really a bad seat in the house so buying a cheaper ticket is almost as good as buying the more expensive tickets. Save your money and go with the cheaper option. You will not be disappointed.

It's a small museum but a lot of information, and it was fun to see a big machine used for silver…read moremining. (The museum staff demonstrated a couple of machines inside of the museum!) We stopped by here because it was likely to rain and wanted to find an indoor activity in Aspen. It was $10 admission fee/person when we visited the museum in late June, 2021, including the admission for another museum (the Wheeler/Stallard Museum), so it was worth. If you go by bicycle, the admission will be free!

A nice little museum of history detailing Aspens booming silver mining period. When I say small I…read moremean small, as it consists of a single small building and a few exhibits scattered around it, the most rest of the site is no longer standing. It's a very and informative tour about the history, not expensive and doesn't take a long time so definitely worth the time and effort. The area around is very nice to walk around and moseying about in the afternoon during the summer and the fall when the leaves change. On a hill overlooking a small creek, Castle Creek. The tour is available at appointment only ATM.

I've been to the Snowmass Club many times over the years--from Nordic skiing to golf to dining,…read moreI've enjoyed my time there. The extra star beyond the bare minimum is for past experiences only and not today's. I stopped by today with my four-year-old daughter, after buying her a couple clubs at Replay Sports in Aspen. She was really excited to hit a few balls on the range. Evidently the club is now members only which changed last year without any sort of publicizing on their part. I asked if she could hit a few balls on the range and took out my credit card to buy a bucket. The range was almost empty and it was 2 PM on Wednesday. But we were turned away because we aren't members. My four year old was very disappointed. For them to not let her hit a few balls on a mostly empty range was pretty ridiculous. I will not be giving them my business anymore.

Relaxation with Class; Gym, out side pool & Jacuzzi…read more. privite trainer, lodging, lunch & Cocktails. Highly recommend by Beginyan's Company in La

Ugh! I hate the idea of even writing this review, but I am not even going to get to see this place…read more I ordered tickets online (BTW - their online ticket ordering system is a little dated) and was really excited for the show "Vaud and the Villains". My wife and I are heading up next weekend for our honeymoon. Well, turns out I ordered online and had the wrong date which was totally my fault. I received a really nice "we look forward to seeing to you tonight" email this past Saturday just to realize I had the wrong day. Within minutes of receiving the email I called, emailed and called again to get someone on the phone to talk to. I did receive a call back on Saturday within an hour (guess they get the obligatory 1 star for that). They left a message saying I was out of luck, but if I am in town next weekend they have available shows that I can pay for and see. Booh! Well, I just gave you $65 for free. Why do you want to take my money, then take more for me to see a show? I don't think so. The offer was in poor taste.

Wife and I decided to go to a John Denver tribute concert after meeting Rory Young, who was nice…read moreenough to take some photos for my wife. Unbeknownst to her he's an actual professional photographer! He told us about the concert and here we are. Love Aspen, most of all the friendly people. We will definitely be back.

Blissful and Magical! With almost 200 performances this season, AMF is celebrating its 76th year…read more The summer concerts are given at different locations, with the performances held at the Michael Klein Music Tent being my favorite. All lawn viewing are Free, including rehearsals and day/night of. The sound system is great outdoors as it is inside. A few guest artists I was looking forward to this summer were Lang Lang, Patti LuPone, and, Xian Zhang. Sweet memories of beautiful music heard. Until next year! CHEERS!

Have viewed all live concerts and am curious as to why all principal sections of the ensembles are…read moreoccupied by the professionals not the students. Surely to invite the best from all over the world and NOT give them an opportunity to play the 1st and 2nd parts is indicative of the state of the American mindset??? I was going to audition but elsewhere may provide better opportunities.!!!

Very poorly run and organized in my opinion. Music was great so that's a positive. Venue is…read morebeautiful but poorly set up to maximize viewing and the large audience.

We went to this festival excited to see Brandi Carlile. Of course Aspen Snowmass is a beautiful…read moresetting but it is not a venue for a concert; it's flat field and you have to stand the entire time to see the performance. Most of the crowd around us were not there for a concert they were there to party. No consideration for others around them. Talking loudly and having a good time. Unaware of how their behavior was spoiling the concert for others. Not a good experience if you're looking for a concert; great if you want to hang out and party but you could do that in a honky tonk.