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PHOTOS: Despite low flow, Slaughter Fest paddles forward with racing

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By Austin Colbert Verified
| The Aspen Times Verified
Share this story Racers compete in the annual Slaughter Fest rafting and kayak races on Sunday, June 14, 2026, on the Roaring Fork River just outside of Aspen. Austin Colbert/The Aspen Times Slaughter Fest, the annual raft and kayak race that features the Roaring Fork River’s Class IV Slaughterhouse Falls, returned to Aspen on Sunday. With the river running lower than usual due to the low snowpack, the race began at Stein Park and ended at Slaughterhouse Falls.
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PHOTOS: Inaugural Mountainside Music Festival sounds off on Fanny Hill

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Share this story Led by lead singer Pecos Hurley, Pecos and The Rooftops perform as part of the inaugural Mountainside Music Festival on Saturday, June 13, 2026, in Snowmass Village. Austin Colbert/The Aspen Times Snowmass Village hosted its inaugural Mountainside Music Festival from Thursday through Saturday on Fanny Hill. The free concert series was held on the same venue as the free weekly summer concerts, which return beginning this Thursday.
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X Games, Aspen Snowmass announce three-year deal to keep winter contest at Buttermilk

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| The Aspen Times Verified
When Jeremy Bloom said “we are not going anywhere” in regard to X Games and Aspen this past January, he apparently meant it. The relatively new CEO of the action sports franchise had voiced his desire to keep the winter contest at its longtime home at Buttermilk Ski Area and on Wednesday the official announcement was made for its return.
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