Aspen’s annual “toast to winter,” dates to a quiet January in 1951 when locals decided to celebrate Aspen’s unique alpine lifestyle with an eclectic weekend of festivities. The four-day celebration features on-mountain activities, snow sculptures, a torchlight descent down Aspen Mountain, fireworks and more.
All events are subject to change. Please check back frequently for updates.
Share a pic of you with your button out enjoying life in the mountains from any past or current Wintersköl for a chance to win a 2-night stay at Limelight Aspen and $200 dining credit to Monarch Steakhouse *restrictions apply*.
Additional $25-$100 prizes awarded daily.
No button? No problem! FREE buttons are available at Aspen Chamber Resort Association Visitor Center locations. ACRA visitor center locations: Visitor pavilion located at the corner of Galena St. & Cooper Ave. and main office located at 590 N. Mill St.
To Enter: Post your Wintersköl button photo to your Facebook or Instagram (make sure it’s set to Public.
Tag @aspen_chamber #showusyourbutton #wintersköl.
For additional info and official rules visit https://aspenchamber.org/events/winterskol/showusyourbutton
Enjoy Snow Sculptures on the Mill Street Mall Thursday, January 13th – Sunday, January 16th. FREE TO ATTEND.
The Aspen Chamber Resort Association presents snow sculptures created by local artist Thomas Barlow. Two 8’ x 8’ snow blocks will be carved into works of art beginning on Thursday, January 13th. The 2022 installations are inspired by the “Wintersköl 2022 – Positive Altitude”
Special thanks to the City of Aspen Parks and Open Space department.
To learn more about Thomas Barlow https://thomas-barlow.squarespace.com/bio
*Anderson Ranch Arts Center will be hosting kidsculpt snow sculpture on the Mill Street Mall. Thank you to Anderson Ranch Arts Center for its longstanding community Wintersköl partnership.*
Participate on your own timeline on the actual course with a virtual race this year!
FREE Register Here
The Virtual Start/Finish line is located behind the Aspen Nordic Center at the start of the Fat Bike single track. Complete one (1) 2 mile lap for the recreation division and three (3) 2 mile laps for the competitive division.
Each participant will receive a downloadable bib, access to the free Racejoy app, and a goody bag (by mail) with a branded winter beanie and a cookie coupon to paradise bakery. Remember to use your mailing address when you register to receive the goody bag.
******** For the three (3) lap division, start at the virtual start line, complete three loops before heading to the virtual finish line at the same location as the start.
Join ACRA in celebrating Aspen's 71st Annual Wintersköl. Kick-off an annual celebration of winter with a "toast", in memory of Helen K. Klanderud! Convene with other business leaders to honor the Wintersköl Royalty. Celebrate with ACRA's business community members. Member tickets include a champagne toast and lunch.
aspenchamber.org/membership/membership-information/member-events/winterskol-lunch
The Wheeler/Stallard house is a Queen Anne style Victorian built in 1888. The first floor of the Museum is interpreted as a Victorian Aspen home and the second-floor gallery features rotating exhibitions to explore area history. The new exhibition Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed explores the stories that shaped the community’s distinct identity: from mining boom to dilapidated ranching town to today’s international recreational and cultural resort, Aspen forged a unique path. Featuring photographs and artifacts that represent Aspen’s connection to national events and trends, the exhibition reflects on the community’s place within the larger historical landscape of the nation – sometimes congruent, sometimes divergent – but always exciting. Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed will appeal to visitors and locals of all ages, showcasing the depth of the AHS Collection.The Wheeler/Stallard house is a Queen Anne style Victorian built in 1888. The first floor of the Museum is interpreted as a Victorian Aspen home and the second-floor gallery features rotating exhibitions to explore area history. The new exhibition Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed explores the stories that shaped the community’s distinct identity: from mining boom to dilapidated ranching town to today’s international recreational and cultural resort, Aspen forged a unique path. Featuring photographs and artifacts that represent Aspen’s connection to national events and trends, the exhibition reflects on the community’s place within the larger historical landscape of the nation – sometimes congruent, sometimes divergent – but always exciting. Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed will appeal to visitors and locals of all ages, showcasing the depth of the AHS Collection.
Free for AHS members / $10 adult / $8 senior / free children under 18 and active military personnel (free on the first Saturday of each month)
https://aspenhistory.org/tours-sites/wheeler-stallard-museum/
Bask in the history of Aspen as you relax in the lobby of the iconic Hotel Jerome, which has been at the center of community life since its doors opened in 1889. Includes a brief tour of the lobby and first floor area.
Meets in the lobby of the Hotel Jerome 330 E. Main Street
$15 adult / $12 seniors and children 18 and under
Music on Mall returns to Snowmass, featuring live music on the Tower Stage during après. Music on the Mall runs from 2:30pm-4:30pm.
Curling comes BACK to Snowmass for the Game of Stones curling series, Thursdays at the Snowmass Base Village Ice Rink! Beginning December 2, 2021 teams of two can take turns sliding each of their four, 40 pound granite rocks (also called stones) down the ice rink towards the target, “button”. One point is awarded for each stone closest to the Button. The stones must be within the house to be considered for points and the team that reaches 10 points first is crowned the winner!
Game of Stones registration occurs at the ice skating rink prior to the event.
To register you must be 18 years or older.
When the lifts close at Snowmass, things really light up. Snowmass Luminescence, an interactive art and light display presented by Snowmass Tourism and Aspen Snowmass, immerses guests and community members in a dazzling world of light and art.
Skip the Skittles Gondola ride between the Snowmass Mall and Base Village and instead, stroll through The Tunnel, an interactive series of LED illuminated walkways and arches that will ignite the senses.
Scott Rashid, Director, Colorado Avian Research and Rehabilitation Institute (carriep.org)
Free, Advanced Registration Encouraged. Register now to receive the Zoom link.
In this presentation, Scott Rashid will be discussing the natural history of the Northern Saw-whet, Northern Pygmy, Flammulated and Boreal Owls. He will discuss each species, habitat preference, courtship activities, vocalizations, egg-laying, incubation timing, feeding habits, as well as fledging and post-fledging activities. Within the presentation are images and video of the birds as they are vocalizing to attract females, nest sites, food deliveries and much more — all of which Rashid took during his research.
About Scott Rashid- As the Director of the Colorado Avian Research and Rehabilitation Institute or CARRI, Scott Rashid creates and manages projects for the institute. These projects include researching Northern Pygmy-Owls, Northern Saw-whet Owls, Barn Owls, Northern Goshawks, rosy-finches, hummingbirds, and corvids, including Clark's Nutcrackers and American Crows. Scott also rehabilitates injured birds of all types, with the exceptions of waterfowl and shorebirds. As an artist, Scott has created his own unique style of watercolor painting. It is a combination of cubism and realism. Each fall, members of CARRI operate three banding stations, two that target Northern Saw-whet Owls, and one that targets Boreal Owls.
About Naturalist Nights - Each winter, ACES partners with Wilderness Workshop and Roaring Fork Audubon to co-host the popular Naturalist Nights speaker series, bringing a great line-up of experts to explore topics of the natural world with our community. To learn more about this series and view previous lectures, click here. The presentations in January will be virtual via Zoom, YouTube, and Facebook Live. We hope the remaining presentations will be on Wednesdays at 6pm at the Third Street Center in Carbondale, CO, and Thursdays at 6pm at ACES at Hallam Lake, in Aspen, CO.
With questions or comments about this program, please contact Phebe Meyers, ACES Community Programs Senior Manager, at [email protected] or call 970.925.5756.
Known across the globe as “the ultimate-feel good show,” THE CHOIR OF MAN offers up indisputable joy for all ages! It’s a party. It’s a concert. It’s the best pub “lock-in” you’ve ever been to. Featuring pop, classic rock, folk, Broadway and pub tunes, THE CHOIR OF MAN has something for everyone. A multi-talented cast of nine handsome guys combines hair-raising harmonies, foot-stomping singalongs, world-class tap dance and poetic meditations on the power of community in this riotously enjoyable homage to that gathering place we all love: our local pub.
Tickets: $35-$60
SEVEN LIONSW/ GEM & TAURI
AGES: 21+
DOORS: 8:30PM | SHOW: 9:30PM
ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE FULLY VACCINATED AT LEAST 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SHOW DATE.
Proof of vaccination is required for entry.
Tickets available at bellyupaspen.com
Share a pic of you with your button out enjoying life in the mountains from any past or current Wintersköl for a chance to win a 2-night stay at Limelight Aspen and $200 dining credit to Monarch Steakhouse *restrictions apply*.
Additional $25-$100 prizes awarded daily.
No button? No problem! FREE buttons are available at Aspen Chamber Resort Association Visitor Center locations. ACRA visitor center locations: Visitor pavilion located at the corner of Galena St. & Cooper Ave. and main office located at 590 N. Mill St.
To Enter: Post your Wintersköl button photo to your Facebook or Instagram (make sure it’s set to Public.
Tag @aspen_chamber #showusyourbutton #wintersköl.
For additional info and official rules visit https://aspenchamber.org/events/winterskol/showusyourbutton
Enjoy Snow Sculptures on the Mill Street Mall Thursday, January 13th – Sunday, January 16th. FREE TO ATTEND.
The Aspen Chamber Resort Association presents snow sculptures created by local artist Thomas Barlow. Two 8’ x 8’ snow blocks will be carved into works of art beginning on Thursday, January 13th. The 2022 installations are inspired by the “Wintersköl 2022 – Positive Altitude”
Special thanks to the City of Aspen Parks and Open Space department.
To learn more about Thomas Barlow https://thomas-barlow.squarespace.com/bio
*Anderson Ranch Arts Center will be hosting kidsculpt snow sculpture on the Mill Street Mall. Thank you to Anderson Ranch Arts Center for its longstanding community Wintersköl partnership.*
Participate on your own timeline on the actual course with a virtual race this year!
FREE Register Here
The Virtual Start/Finish line is located behind the Aspen Nordic Center at the start of the Fat Bike single track. Complete one (1) 2 mile lap for the recreation division and three (3) 2 mile laps for the competitive division.
Each participant will receive a downloadable bib, access to the free Racejoy app, and a goody bag (by mail) with a branded winter beanie and a cookie coupon to paradise bakery. Remember to use your mailing address when you register to receive the goody bag.
******** For the three (3) lap division, start at the virtual start line, complete three loops before heading to the virtual finish line at the same location as the start.
Kidsculpt is a lively snow sculpting competition as part of Aspen Resort Chamber Association’s WinterskölTM festival. With
a little teamwork and a few good pairs of mittens, students work together to transform their 4 square feet snow cubes into freestanding creations. Snow sculptures available for viewing throughout the weekend.
Location: Mill Street Mall adjacent to Wagner Park. Aspen, Colorado, 18612.
Anderson Ranch Arts Center, 970.923.3181 or andersonranch.org
This race, where everybody wins, started in 1988 when Gretl Uhl began making apple strudel at the Merry Go Round Restaurant.
It became a fun race held during Winterskol on the Apple Strudel Run at Aspen Highlands. Follow the signs from top of Exhibition Lift, past the Merry Go Round Restaurant to top of Apple Strudel Run to enter race. No pre-registration necessary!
Come and join on Friday, January 14th from 10:30 am to NOON, run the course, then join us at the finish line for strudel and hot chocolate.
Aspen Mountain History Ski Tour with Aspen/Snowmass Ambassador 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
FREE courtesy of Aspen/Snowmass, lift ticket required, space limited subject to Aspen/Snowmass current policies and capacity restrictions.
Meet at the guest service cabin below the Sundeck. Learn about the amazing mining and ski history lying literally beneath your boots as you tour Aspen Mountain with Tony Vagneur, an Aspen/Snowmass Ambassador, Aspen native, and volunteer historian.
The Wheeler/Stallard house is a Queen Anne style Victorian built in 1888. The first floor of the Museum is interpreted as a Victorian Aspen home and the second-floor gallery features rotating exhibitions to explore area history. The new exhibition Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed explores the stories that shaped the community’s distinct identity: from mining boom to dilapidated ranching town to today’s international recreational and cultural resort, Aspen forged a unique path. Featuring photographs and artifacts that represent Aspen’s connection to national events and trends, the exhibition reflects on the community’s place within the larger historical landscape of the nation – sometimes congruent, sometimes divergent – but always exciting. Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed will appeal to visitors and locals of all ages, showcasing the depth of the AHS Collection.The Wheeler/Stallard house is a Queen Anne style Victorian built in 1888. The first floor of the Museum is interpreted as a Victorian Aspen home and the second-floor gallery features rotating exhibitions to explore area history. The new exhibition Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed explores the stories that shaped the community’s distinct identity: from mining boom to dilapidated ranching town to today’s international recreational and cultural resort, Aspen forged a unique path. Featuring photographs and artifacts that represent Aspen’s connection to national events and trends, the exhibition reflects on the community’s place within the larger historical landscape of the nation – sometimes congruent, sometimes divergent – but always exciting. Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed will appeal to visitors and locals of all ages, showcasing the depth of the AHS Collection.
Free for AHS members / $10 adult / $8 senior / free children under 18 and active military personnel (free on the first Saturday of each month)
https://aspenhistory.org/tours-sites/wheeler-stallard-museum/
A guided walking tour of historical buildings, sites, and stories around every corner in downtown Aspen.
DETAILS:
Wednesdays & Fridays, December 15 – April 15*
1:30 p.m. (1.5 hours)
Across the street from the Wheeler Opera House, 320 E Hyman Ave.
COST:
$15 adult / $12 seniors and children 18 and under (must be accompanied by an adult)
Link for reservations: https://113100.blackbaudhosting.com/113100/Historical-Downtown-Walking-Tour
FREE! Aspen History 101 and Aspen Extreme at Wintersköl
Kick off the Wintersköl™ weekend with Aspen History 101 and a screening of Aspen Extreme. Aspen History 101, a theatrical crash course in local lore, was born from the no-credit, all-fun college of the Rockies, also known as the Aspen State Teachers College. The performance resurrects the party-loving atmosphere of Aspen State Teachers College, arguably one of the more entertaining aspects of area history! The evening ends with a screening of the iconic 1993 film Aspen Extreme. Get out your “onsies” and come in costume for just Aspen History 101, the film screening, or both!
Aspen History 101, 5:30 p.m. (theatrical performance)
Aspen Extreme, 7:30 p.m. (film screening)
FREE to attend - Advance reservations recommended, to secure your seat call the Wheeler Box Office at 970.920.5770
Tickets: https://aspenshowtix.com/Online/default.asp
Aspen Historical Society, 970.925.3721 or aspenhistory.org
When the lifts close at Snowmass, things really light up. Snowmass Luminescence, an interactive art and light display presented by Snowmass Tourism and Aspen Snowmass, immerses guests and community members in a dazzling world of light and art.
Skip the Skittles Gondola ride between the Snowmass Mall and Base Village and instead, stroll through The Tunnel, an interactive series of LED illuminated walkways and arches that will ignite the senses.
Grammy Nominated Diego Figueiredo (pronounced fig-a-ray-doe) is considered one of the most talented guitar players in the world today. He is the winner of several important competitions including the Montreux Jazz Competition and the VISA Prize. Diego has released over twenty albums to date, three DVD’s, and several instructional books. His music is a fusion between Jazz, Bossa Nova and Classical. Diego’s unique interpretations, along with his phenomenal technique and emotion, has created an explosion of adoring fans and concert goers. Diego has performed in over forty countries around the world.
Adrian Cunningham is an award winning multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and world traveller. Originally from Sydney Australia and now based in New York, he is proving to be one of his country’s top exports. With fluent command of the saxophones, clarinet, and flute, he is one of the finest multi-instrumentalists in Jazz today. Adrian is the recipient of the Hot House Saxophone Award for 2017. Adrian’s band, Professor Cunningham and His Old School, is the winner of international band competition World Jam, (Madrid- 2016, 2017) and Best Band award at 2017 Harlem Festival (Vilnius, Lithuania).
Tickets: https://www.axs.com/series/13427/jas-cafe-winter-series-tickets?skin=jasaspen
SAM FELDT W/ DJ LO_G
AGES: 21+
DOORS: 9:00PM | SHOW: 10:00PM
ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE FULLY VACCINATED AT LEAST 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SHOW DATE.
Proof of vaccination is required for entry.
Tickets available at bellyupaspen.com
Share a pic of you with your button out enjoying life in the mountains from any past or current Wintersköl for a chance to win a 2-night stay at Limelight Aspen and $200 dining credit to Monarch Steakhouse *restrictions apply*.
Additional $25-$100 prizes awarded daily.
No button? No problem! FREE buttons are available at Aspen Chamber Resort Association Visitor Center locations. ACRA visitor center locations: Visitor pavilion located at the corner of Galena St. & Cooper Ave. and main office located at 590 N. Mill St.
To Enter: Post your Wintersköl button photo to your Facebook or Instagram (make sure it’s set to Public.
Tag @aspen_chamber #showusyourbutton #wintersköl.
For additional info and official rules visit https://aspenchamber.org/events/winterskol/showusyourbutton
Enjoy Snow Sculptures on the Mill Street Mall Thursday, January 13th – Sunday, January 16th. FREE TO ATTEND.
The Aspen Chamber Resort Association presents snow sculptures created by local artist Thomas Barlow. Two 8’ x 8’ snow blocks will be carved into works of art beginning on Thursday, January 13th. The 2022 installations are inspired by the “Wintersköl 2022 – Positive Altitude”
Special thanks to the City of Aspen Parks and Open Space department.
To learn more about Thomas Barlow https://thomas-barlow.squarespace.com/bio
*Anderson Ranch Arts Center will be hosting kidsculpt snow sculpture on the Mill Street Mall. Thank you to Anderson Ranch Arts Center for its longstanding community Wintersköl partnership.*
Participate on your own timeline on the actual course with a virtual race this year!
FREE Register Here
The Virtual Start/Finish line is located behind the Aspen Nordic Center at the start of the Fat Bike single track. Complete one (1) 2 mile lap for the recreation division and three (3) 2 mile laps for the competitive division.
Each participant will receive a downloadable bib, access to the free Racejoy app, and a goody bag (by mail) with a branded winter beanie and a cookie coupon to paradise bakery. Remember to use your mailing address when you register to receive the goody bag.
******** For the three (3) lap division, start at the virtual start line, complete three loops before heading to the virtual finish line at the same location as the start.
The Wheeler/Stallard house is a Queen Anne style Victorian built in 1888. The first floor of the Museum is interpreted as a Victorian Aspen home and the second-floor gallery features rotating exhibitions to explore area history. The new exhibition Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed explores the stories that shaped the community’s distinct identity: from mining boom to dilapidated ranching town to today’s international recreational and cultural resort, Aspen forged a unique path. Featuring photographs and artifacts that represent Aspen’s connection to national events and trends, the exhibition reflects on the community’s place within the larger historical landscape of the nation – sometimes congruent, sometimes divergent – but always exciting. Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed will appeal to visitors and locals of all ages, showcasing the depth of the AHS Collection.The Wheeler/Stallard house is a Queen Anne style Victorian built in 1888. The first floor of the Museum is interpreted as a Victorian Aspen home and the second-floor gallery features rotating exhibitions to explore area history. The new exhibition Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed explores the stories that shaped the community’s distinct identity: from mining boom to dilapidated ranching town to today’s international recreational and cultural resort, Aspen forged a unique path. Featuring photographs and artifacts that represent Aspen’s connection to national events and trends, the exhibition reflects on the community’s place within the larger historical landscape of the nation – sometimes congruent, sometimes divergent – but always exciting. Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed will appeal to visitors and locals of all ages, showcasing the depth of the AHS Collection.
Free for AHS members / $10 adult / $8 senior / free children under 18 and active military personnel (free on the first Saturday of each month)
https://aspenhistory.org/tours-sites/wheeler-stallard-museum/
Wintersköll Public Skate at the Lewis Ice Arena
Free admission
$3, Skate rental
Free! Ice Skating Disco Party 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm at The Collective Snowmass.
Local favorite DJ Tenza will keep The Rink hoppin’ during our weekly Disco Party on The Rink. Skaters are encouraged to dress up and skate around to the music. Weather permitting
When the lifts close at Snowmass, things really light up. Snowmass Luminescence, an interactive art and light display presented by Snowmass Tourism and Aspen Snowmass, immerses guests and community members in a dazzling world of light and art.
Skip the Skittles Gondola ride between the Snowmass Mall and Base Village and instead, stroll through The Tunnel, an interactive series of LED illuminated walkways and arches that will ignite the senses.
Grammy Nominated Diego Figueiredo (pronounced fig-a-ray-doe) is considered one of the most talented guitar players in the world today. He is the winner of several important competitions including the Montreux Jazz Competition and the VISA Prize. Diego has released over twenty albums to date, three DVD’s, and several instructional books. His music is a fusion between Jazz, Bossa Nova and Classical. Diego’s unique interpretations, along with his phenomenal technique and emotion, has created an explosion of adoring fans and concert goers. Diego has performed in over forty countries around the world.
Adrian Cunningham is an award winning multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and world traveller. Originally from Sydney Australia and now based in New York, he is proving to be one of his country’s top exports. With fluent command of the saxophones, clarinet, and flute, he is one of the finest multi-instrumentalists in Jazz today. Adrian is the recipient of the Hot House Saxophone Award for 2017. Adrian’s band, Professor Cunningham and His Old School, is the winner of international band competition World Jam, (Madrid- 2016, 2017) and Best Band award at 2017 Harlem Festival (Vilnius, Lithuania).
Tickets: https://www.axs.com/series/13427/jas-cafe-winter-series-tickets?skin=jasaspen
Little Nell Run on Aspen Mountain with fireworks immediately following.
Fireworks Presented by the Aspen Chamber Resort Association
Special thanks to the Aspen Skiing Company for the Torchlight Descent.
CLAPTONE W/ MARC ROUSSO
AGES: 21+
DOORS: 9:00PM | SHOW: 10:00PM
ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE FULLY VACCINATED AT LEAST 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SHOW DATE.
Proof of vaccination is required for entry.
SOLD OUT - Waitlist available at bellyupaspen.com
Share a pic of you with your button out enjoying life in the mountains from any past or current Wintersköl for a chance to win a 2-night stay at Limelight Aspen and $200 dining credit to Monarch Steakhouse *restrictions apply*.
Additional $25-$100 prizes awarded daily.
No button? No problem! FREE buttons are available at Aspen Chamber Resort Association Visitor Center locations. ACRA visitor center locations: Visitor pavilion located at the corner of Galena St. & Cooper Ave. and main office located at 590 N. Mill St.
To Enter: Post your Wintersköl button photo to your Facebook or Instagram (make sure it’s set to Public.
Tag @aspen_chamber #showusyourbutton #wintersköl.
For additional info and official rules visit https://aspenchamber.org/events/winterskol/showusyourbutton
Enjoy Snow Sculptures on the Mill Street Mall Thursday, January 13th – Sunday, January 16th. FREE TO ATTEND.
The Aspen Chamber Resort Association presents snow sculptures created by local artist Thomas Barlow. Two 8’ x 8’ snow blocks will be carved into works of art beginning on Thursday, January 13th. The 2022 installations are inspired by the “Wintersköl 2022 – Positive Altitude”
Special thanks to the City of Aspen Parks and Open Space department.
To learn more about Thomas Barlow https://thomas-barlow.squarespace.com/bio
*Anderson Ranch Arts Center will be hosting kidsculpt snow sculpture on the Mill Street Mall. Thank you to Anderson Ranch Arts Center for its longstanding community Wintersköl partnership.*
Participate on your own timeline on the actual course with a virtual race this year!
FREE Register Here
The Virtual Start/Finish line is located behind the Aspen Nordic Center at the start of the Fat Bike single track. Complete one (1) 2 mile lap for the recreation division and three (3) 2 mile laps for the competitive division.
Each participant will receive a downloadable bib, access to the free Racejoy app, and a goody bag (by mail) with a branded winter beanie and a cookie coupon to paradise bakery. Remember to use your mailing address when you register to receive the goody bag.
******** For the three (3) lap division, start at the virtual start line, complete three loops before heading to the virtual finish line at the same location as the start.
SNOWMASS LUMINESCENCE - Daily After Dusk
When the lifts close at Snowmass, things really light up. Snowmass Luminescence, an interactive art and light display presented by Snowmass Tourism and Aspen Snowmass, immerses guests and community members in a dazzling world of light and art.
Skip the Skittles Gondola ride between the Snowmass Mall and Base Village and instead, stroll through The Tunnel, an interactive series of LED illuminated walkways and arches that will ignite the senses.
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