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Sustainable Vail: Tips for lessening environment impacts while skiing and riding Original
John-Ryan Lockman Sustainable Vail In 2017, Vail Resorts set a bold “Commitment to Zero“ sustainability goal to have a zero net operating footprint by 2030. This goal translates into zero net emissions, zero waste to landfill and zero net operating impact on forests and habitat. John-Ryan Lockman As a company, we’re making significant strides to meet this goal as we’ve reached 85% renewable electricity across our North American resorts.
6th annual Vail Summer Bluegrass Series announces lineup, venue change
Vail Summer Bluegrass returns in June Daily staff report newsroom@vaildaily.com March 18, 2019 Daily staff report newsroom@vaildaily.com March 18, 2019 Over the past five summers, the Vail Summer Bluegrass Series has hosted a number of world-class artists including the Travelin’ McCourys, Tyler Childers, Oteil Burbridge (Dead & Company), Sarah Jarosz and more. The summer series returns in June and goes into July.
Backstage Access: Bravo! Vail spreading passion for music (column)
"My children are able to attend Bravo! Vail's incredible concerts; meet accomplished musicians; touch and play violins, cellos, trumpets and drums; and learn to play the piano with the help of Bravo! piano teachers in the festival's community outreach programs.
Bluegrass belongs in Vail: Summer festival draws big names in fifth year
During July, the Vail Summer Bluegrass festival rolls on starting with a day-long event on Wednesday, July 4. All shows are free to attend in the Vail Summer Bluegrass series and are from 6 to 9 p.m. (excluding July 4) and take place at the tent in Lionshead in Arrabelle Square.
10 things to do at the Bonfire Block Party - Vail Daily
Cost: Ticket prices go up on Friday, June 1. Before then, one-day general admission is $15 ($17 on Friday), two-day general admission is $20 ($25 on Friday), two-day VIP is $100 and Bloodies & Brass is $30 (separate ticket required). If You Go … In its fourth year, the Bonfire Block Party is gaining momentum. The three-day street festival in Eagle returns Friday and Saturday, June 1-2, with a special Bloodys & Brass event with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band on Sunday, June 3.
2018 Bonfire Block Party Features Galactic, The Record Company, Sam Bush in Fourth-Annual Event
Vail Summer Kicks Off with Live Music: Galactic, The Record Company, Sam Bush at Bonfire Block Party Voted the Best Summer Festival in Vail by Vail Daily readers, the fourth-annual Bonfire Block Party will be held in the streets of Eagle, CO on Friday, June 1 and Saturday June 2, 2018. The event features live music, local food vendors, craft beer and – new for 2018 – a VIP Experience. Two-day general admission tickets start at $20 and are on sale now.
Showtime in the Rockies: Vilar Performing Arts Center celebrates 20 years in Beaver Creek (Part 3)
Editor's note: This is the final installment of a three-part series celebrating 20 years of performances at one of Colorado's most successful performing arts centers, the Vilar Performing Arts Center, located in the center of Beaver Creek Village beneath the Black Family Ice Rink. Read parts one and two at http://www.VailDaily.com/entertainment. Tom Boyd is former editor of the Vail Trail newspaper, and a lifelong valley local who has attended scores of shows at the VPAC.
Holiday pre-sale tickets available for 2018 Bonfire Block Party
Cost: The special holiday pricing is $12 for two-day general admission tickets; $27 for two-day general admission tickets and a tumbler; and $85 for VIP. Bonfire Brewing and Optimum Events announce a special holiday sale on discounted two-day wristbands, SiliPint tumblers and the new VIP experience for the fourth annual Bonfire Block Party, June 1-2. The holiday sale continues through Jan. 1 and offers the lowest prices for the event.
Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater in Vail has new concessionaire
More information: VIP packages are available. Learn more at http://www.grfavail.com or visit http://www.vvf.org . When: Friday, Aug. 18: Rodrigo y Gabriela, Lukas Nelson & the Promise of the Real and special guests; Saturday, Aug. 19: Third Eye Blind, Dead Man Winter and special guests. Doors open at 5 p.m. The bar serves six different kinds of beer, more than 10 types of wine, three “bubblies” and other beverages. The Gerald R.
Walking Mountains Science Center announces fundraising, expansion campaign
AVON — Walking Mountains Science Center hosted a sold-out crowd at its fundraising gala, A Taste of Nature, on Wednesday, July 12. The evening celebrated a successful year of educational programs and sustainability initiatives, along with honoring Dr. Jason Glass and Alan Danson for their long-time commitment.
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Lou Meskimen, 1942-2017, remembered for spirit of giving in Vail
School of Rock | VailDaily.com
Eagle braces for surcharge to finance $23 million water plant
Photo: Free live music at Shakedown Bar with Town Cavalry, Jan. 11
Town Cavalry plays a free show at Shakedown Bar in Vail Village on Wednesday, Jan. 11. The band is Johnny Schleper on guitar and vocals, Rob Eaton Jr. also on guitar and vocals, Alex Scott on bass and Alex Johnson on drums. “Comprised of members from Colorado outfits, Town Cavalry brings the party with a smooth and steady rhythm section coupled with virtuosic guitar solos and strong vocal harmonies,” Schleper said.
Supporters of Vail Symposium reflect on 45 years of speakers, moments
Find additional interviews with Liana Moore, Vail Symposium executive director from 2010 to 2013, and Doris Dewton, a current member of the Vail Symposium Program Committee, at http://vailsymposium.org/journal . Editor’s note: Accuracy of years and speakers in photographs is subject to the Vail Symposium archives. the Vail Symposium started in 1971 as a once-annual weekend “think tank” under Vail Town Manager Terry Minger, with support from Mayor John Dobson.
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This year’s theme for Fright at the Museum is Mad Scientists; event is Saturday, Oct. 22
AVON — As the seasons begin to transition, we can’t help but feel a change in ourselves … some sort of mysterious transformation … and what better time to let your inner monster out than Halloween. At Walking Mountains Science Center, the fourth annual Fright at the Museum is all about transformation.
Vail Daily column: Inventive possibilities arise from Climate Action Plan
Editor’s note: Each month, the Vail Valley Foundation submits a column from a community leader, partner or member of its organization on the topic of “Making It Possible.” Our climate is changing. Now, our community has developed a Climate Action Plan that allows to us change along with it. This plan shows that it’s possible for our community to come together, preserve our economy, and protect our seasonal way of life for generations to come.
Photo: Local band Town Cavalry plays free Minturn Summer Concert Series, July 21
The Minturn Summer Concert Series welcomes local band Town Cavalry to the stage at Little Beach Park in Minturn at 6 p.m. today. Town Calvary is composed of Colorado musicians Johnny Schleper (MTHDS, guitar and vocals), Rob Eaton Jr. (The Drunken Hearts, guitar and vocals), Mark Levy (The Congress, drums) and Alex Scott (40oz to Freedom, bass). The band has a smooth, steady rhythm section coupled with guitar solos and vocal harmonies.
Photo: Honky-tonk to zydeco with The Altitones at Main St. Grill in Edwards
Main St. Grill in the Riverwalk at Edwards welcomes The Altitones on Friday, Jan. 29. The Altitones are a six-piece band playing an array of soul-rocking, body-shaking tunes ranging from honky-tonk, rock ’n’ roll and blues to reggae and zydeco. Forged here in the Vail Valley, The Altitones are composed of Tommy Anderson, Mauricio Cadavid, Sam Bee, Jude Wargo, Ben Swonke and Brian Jordan. The music runs from 10 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., and there’s no cover. Find The Altitones on Facebook to learn more.
Photo: Dine out for Vail Beaver Creek Restaurant Week’s Donation Day, benefitting Vail Valley Founda
Dine out for Donation Day Donation Day for Vail Beaver Creek Restaurant Week returns Thursday, Oct. 1, with 10 percent of all proceeds from participating restaurants going to the Vail Valley Foundation. The Vail Valley Foundation was selected as the nonprofit beneficiary by the restaurant group for the organization’s dedication to enhancing and sustaining the spirit of the Vail Valley by providing leadership in athletic, cultural and educational endeavors.
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