MAJOR POW POW DAY...the weathermen are calling this snowstorm "Maximus!"

 

Perfect, since here in town we have accumulated 7" since midnight last night, and it is still coming down! Beautiful! Don't have complete reports yet of how much on our FOUR amazing mountains, but 7" inches in town translates to serious POW for skiers in Aspen/Snowmass. If you're traveling this way, just take it slow and safe and enjoy the beauty...it will be here when you arrive!  COME JOIN US!! 

 

JUST A HEAD'S UP:

Kids Ski Free in March & April

Kids Ski Free with Purchase of an Adult 3-Day Lift Ticket
Kids get a free lift ticket and rental with purchase of a minimum 3-day adult lift ticket and companion adult rental.
Book by: Feb. 28, 2013
Valid: Mar. 8 - Apr. 20, 2013

As the 2014 XGames close today in Aspen with the Snowboard SuperPipe Men's Final at 7:15pm, we begin to think about the upcoming Olympics in Sochi.  Although the Alpine team hasn't been chosen as yet, we have 4 Aspenites heading to the Olympics and this town couldn't be more excited!  Torin Yater-Wallace will be on the men's skiing half-pipe team, Noah Hoffman and Simi Hamilton are Nordic skiers, and Aspen native Jeremy Abbott will compete in figure skating.  CONGRATS to all these amazing athletes!

BUT LET'S RECAP A FEW OF THE many "beyond" moments at this year's XGames, and knowing that it will take place in Aspen for the next 5 years has everyone pumped! 











You could not have attended the Games on Thursday night and been untouched by Colten Moore as he sat on his snowmobile his eyes wet with tears. He clinched the most emotional gold medal in the 20-year history of the X Games, winning in Snowmobile Freestyle one year after his older brother and best friend, Caleb, crashed and suffered fatal injuries in the same event.  With 60 family members and friends cheering him on, it is a reminder that these games, and winter sports in general are something that really involves family as these athletes generally start at a young age and excel with support of parents and family. 

[+] Enlarge PhotoJoshua Duplechian/ESPN"This is the greatest moment ever, to be able to come back and ride for my brother," said Colten Moore.

Max Parrot wins 2nd gold of the week in Men's Snowboard Slopestyle. Canadian rider Max Parrot's X Games weekend began with a Snowboard Big Air win Friday night and ended with a Slopestyle win Saturday.

 

David Wise won his third consecutive gold medal in the men's Ski SuperPipe final Friday, the first  
three-peat in men's Ski SuperPipe since Tanner Hall's streak from 2006 to 2008.  French skier Kevin Rolland got silver, and Aspen local Alex Ferreira took bronze.  Wise, the 2013 FIS World Cup champion, will be the favorite heading into the Sochi Olympics.

Kelly Clark scored an X Games Aspen four-peat in Snowboard SuperPipe and won her 12th career X Games medal Saturday, becoming the most decorated female athlete in X Games history.  She said, "I think it's one of the best events of the year, coming here to X Games and getting to showcase our snowboarding and take women's snowboarding forward." Clark, who was the top qualifier for the U.S. Olympic women's halfpipe team, will be a gold-medal favorite at the upcoming Sochi Olympic Games.
Thirteen-year-old X Games rookie Chloe Kim won silver and that made her the youngest medalist in X Games winter event history.

Another emotional moment took place on Saturday when four-time X Games gold medalist and Aspen native Gretchen Bleiler announced her retirement and said this would be her last XGames. 





Swede Henrik Harlaut defended his GoPro Ski Big Air title Saturday performing the same nose butter triple cork 1620 that helped him win last year.  It was the highest-scoring trick of the night, but he backed it up with a switch tail butter double cork 1080 double grab for a combined score of 93.

The Big Air field is a tight-knit crowd, and Harlaut also gave props to his competitors. "Vincent Gagnier, doing the craziest stuff I've ever seen. Big ups to him," he said.  Harlaut also will be the one to beat in today's Ski Slopestyle final.

Women's Snowboard Slopestyle
Norwegian rider Silje Norendal won a gold medal with a Slopestyle win Saturday; this was an upset Jamie Anderson's attempt at an X Games Aspen three-peat.This event makes its debut in the Sochi Olympics next month.

Snowmobile Long Jump
Levi LaVallee won gold in the return of Snowmobile Long Jump at X Games on Saturday. LaVallee beat Cory Davis in the third and final elimination round with a distance of 147 feet, 5 inches, to Davis' 142 feet, 11 inches.
LaVallee was the defending champion in the event, which was last contested at X Games Aspen 2010. La Vallee said, "Since I was a little kid, I've just wanted to go as big as possible, big in front of my family or friends or whatever it was. Now we've got all these great fans out here, I'm trying to go as big as I can."  The win is LaVallee's seventh at X Games -- and his 11th medal in 10 X Games appearances -- and he'll aim for an eighth gold medal in Sunday's SnoCross final.

Saturday was a record breaker in attendance with 48,000 breaking the single-day mark.  And just think, you still have at least 5 more years of XGames in Aspen!! 

COME JOIN US...THE SNOW IS FINE

 

 

 

X-GAMES 2014....IT'S HERE!!

TOMORROW IS OPENING DAY, LIGHTS ARE BLAZING, MEDIA IS EVERYWHERE,

FREE TO THE PUBLIC...

AND HERE'S THE FINAL SCHEDULE ...

 

Thursday, January 23rd

11:30 am Snowboarder X Men's & Women's Qualifying

12:00pm Snowboard Slopestyle Men's Elimination

5:45pm Snowboard SuperPipe Men's Elimination

7:30pm Snowmobile Freestyle FINAL

Friday, January 24th

10:30am Snowboarder X Men's & Women's FINAL

12:30pm Ski Slopestyle Men's Elimination

5:30pm Ski SuperPipe Women's FINAL

7:00pm Snowboard Big Air FINAL

8:30pm Ski SuperPipe Men's FINAL

Saturday, January 25th

12:00pm Snowboard Slopestyle Men's FINAL

1:30pm Snowboard Slopestyle Women's FINAL

3:00pm Snowmobile Long Jump FINAL

3:00pm XGames Music Presents: Phoenix and Matt & Kim live at Wagner Park in Aspen

6:30pm Snowboard SuperPipe Women's FINAL

7:30pm Ski Big Air FINAL

Sunday, January 26th

12:00pm Ski Slopestyle Men's FINAL

1:15pm Snowmobile SnoCross Adaptive FINAL

1:30pm Ski Slopestyle Women's FINAL

2:45pm Snowmobile SnoCross Round One, LCQ & FINAL

3:00pm XGames Music Present: Tiesto and Axwell live at Wagner Park in Aspen

7:15pm Snowboard SuperPipe Men's FINAL

BY THE WAY...SHAUN WHITE WILL BE COMPETING...according to the staff of XGames.com, the superstar snowboarder told organizers Tuesday, Jan. 21, that he WOULD COMPETE in both the superpipe and slopestyle events.  White’s decision will certainly please his legion of fans!White will now participate in two events in the X Games before turning his focus to the 2014 Winter Olympics.

IT'S NOT TOO LATE....GET SOME "AIR" AND COME JOIN US!!!

WOW....so much today in Aspen/Snowmass this month...you don't want to be left out do you?  Nope...didn't think so, COME JOIN US!

2014 X-GAMES return to Aspen/Buttermilk  FREE TO THE PUBLIC

When: Thursday, January 23 through Sunday, January 26, 2014
Where: Base of Buttermilk Mountain

The amazing jumps and super pipe are almost ready to go over at Buttermilk; lights are up and you know the excitement is building!  Be there as more than 200 of the world's best athletes in skiing, snowboarding and snowmobile throw-down over four action-packed days of competition for the most coveted medals in action sports. You can't miss the legends and Olympians including Shaun White, Gretchen Bleiler, Bobby Brown, Mark McMorris and others live at Buttermilk.

Check out the ESPN X Games Aspen website for results, contest schedules and more.

In addition to the action at Buttermilk, Aspen/Snowmass will host a FREE Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert featuring Savoy at the base of Aspen Mountain on Friday, January 24th at 5:30pm.
X-GAMES MUSIC CONCERTS are held at Wagner Park on S. Mill St. in Downtown Aspen on Saturday, January 25th and Sunday, January 26th, 2014. Fans can purchase $30 general admission tickets or $150 X Games Music Premium Club tickets, which include heated tent with viewing platform, food and drink. Tickets can be purchased at www.bellyupaspen.com. Tickets can be purchased day of show from 10:00am – 6:30pm at the will call/ticket office located on Mill St. next to Wagner Park, and they are based on availability.  Tickets are scanned at the time of entry and no re-entry is permitted. Concessions will be available for purchase on-site at an additional cost.

X Games Music Schedule:
Saturday, January 25
3:00pm Doors
4:00 – 5:00pm Matt & Kim
5:15 – 6:30pm   Phoenix
Sunday, January 26
3:00pm Doors
4:00 – 5:05pm   Axwell
5:20 – 6:30pm   Tiesto

2014 SOCHI OLYMPICS....ENJOY A SEND-OFF CELEBRATION

FOR THE OLYMPIANS HEADING TO SOCHI

When: Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Where: Aspen Gondola Plaza

COME MEET AND SEND OUR AMAZING OLYMPIANS OFF

WITH A "GOOD LUCK" FROM ALL OF US..SO PROUD! 

 

Aspen/Snowmass is hosting a celebration and send-off for Olympians heading to Sochi on Wednesday, January 29 at 5pm in Aspen's gondola plaza.  Athletes are still in the qualifying process and the appearances will be confirmed at they are qualified.

63rd Wintersköl Celebration
January 9-12, 2014

 

DID YOU THINK JUST BECAUSE THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER THAT THE FIREWORKS AND EXCITING EVENTS ARE OVER IN ASPEN....NOPE,

NOT FOR A SECOND! 

 

 

Below is the entire schedule for WINTERSKÖL compliments of ACRA

 

A little history:  Wintersköl, Aspen's annual "toast to winter," dates back to a quiet January in 1951 when local Aspenites decided to celebrate Aspen's unique Nordic lifestyle with an eclectic weekend of festivities. Today the four day celebration features on-mountain activities, live music, a canine fashion show, WinterFest, fireworks and much more.

WINTERSKÖL BUTTONThe 2014 button sponsored by Aspen Valley Hospital (AVH). 50% of all button proceeds will go towards their helmet program - to raise safety awareness. DID YOU KNOW: The most important piece of equipment is the helmet. Head injuries sustained during skiing and mountain biking can be quite severe. That's why a helmet should be worn at all times. Replace your helmet after an accident or every three years; the shock-absorbing materials deteriorate over time. Choose a helmet with an ASNI- or Snell-approval sticker and a bright color that can be seen easily by others. The helmet should have a snug fit without pressure points and should be well-ventilated.

TONIGHT:  8 p.m. David Cook with opening act TBD
Belly Up Aspen, by the way voted by Rolling Stone Magazine as the top venue for 2013!  Alternative singer-songwriter and American Idol winner, recently sold out The Troubadour in Hollywood, featuring his platinum hits "Light On" and "Come Back To Me". Doors open 8 p.m. / Show 9 p.m. $25 Advance / $29 Day of / $65 Reserved / $75 Avd GA VIP / $115 Res VIP / All ages

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9 - Wintersköl Officially Begins
4 p.m. Anderson Ranch Arts Center's "Wintersculpt" This takes place Aspen Mall Area Snow sculpture competition. Anderson Ranch selects four teams to participate in this intense 48 hour snow sculpture competition. Each team receives a participation fee and cash prizes are awarded to the top three sculptures. Teams often work around the clock on Thursday and Friday of the event to transform their 8' x 8'x 8' snow cubes into freestanding creations. By Saturday afternoon, the completed sculptures are judged by a panel of independent community members based on creativity, technical execution, and compliance to rules.   
   
5:30 p.m. Aspen History 101 - Aspen Historical SocietyWheeler Opera House. Aspen State Teachers College presents a crash course in the stories and characters that made Aspen the town it is today. From the rough-and-tumble miners to the cosmopolitan culture established in the '50s, this entertaining performance features local actors and a guest appearance from Klaus Obermeyer. Kick off Wintersköl by celebrating the past! Free admission. Aspen Historical Society, 970-925-3721 or www.aspenhistory.org

6 - 8 p.m. Special Aspen Art Museum Wintersköl Events - Soups On/I Don't Get ItAspen Art Museum. Soup's On: A special Soupsköl preview featuring last year's winner, The Square Grouper.  I Don't Get It: Featuring an open forum discussion about the work of Holt Quentel with AAM's Nancy and Bob Magoon CEO and Director Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson. Free Admission. Aspen Art Museum, 970-925-8050 or www.aspenartmuseum.org

7 p.m. A Special Wintersköl Naturalist Night Wildlife at the End of the Earth: Antarctic Birds & Animals - Dick Filby
Hallam Lake. Join Aspen Center for Environmental Studies, Wilderness Workshop, and Roaring Fork Audubon for the first Naturalist Nights lecture of the 2014 season featuring notable British birder, Dick Filby, the founder of Rare Bird Alert. Free Admission. Aspen Center for Environmental Studies, 970-925-5756 or www.aspennature.org

7:30 - 10:00 p.m. Mad Hatter's Ball Wheeler Opera House. The resurrection of an adored "pastime," The Mad Hatter's Ball! Aspen History 101 attendees redeem your student ID card, good for a discounted drink special. Wear your best --and craziest-- hat. Best hat wins 2 passes to the 2014 Aspen Laff Festival!!
7 - 7:30 p.m. - Hat Contest Registration
7:30 - 8 p.m. - Hat Contest
8 - 10 p.m. - Live Music by locals favorite...JES GREW, Aspen's own rock- n- roll funk band.
Free Admission. Aspen Historical Society, 970-925-3721or www.aspenhistory.org

9 p.m. Adventure Club with Opening Act – TBD Belly Up Aspen. Dubstep DJ Duo from Montreal with remixes ranging from 1950’s classics, post-hardcore rock, to the sweet electronic sounds of today. Tickets are $35/$40 ages 18-20 (limited underage tickets available). Belly Up Aspen, 970-544-9800 or www.bellyupaspen.com                                       

FRIDAY, JANUARY 10
All Day. Anderson Ranch Arts Center's "Wintersculpt" Sculpting continues Aspen Mall Area
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Anderson Ranch Arts Center's "Kidsculpt" Mill St. Mall (by McDonalds). Kids Snow sculpture competition

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Men's Health & Women's Health Village at Aspen Wintersköl
Aspen Mountain. The Ultimate Party in The Snow. Free and open to everyone. 
WARM UP
With coffee and hot chocolate at the Vicks Warming Center. Daily, 9 AM – 12 PM
LOUNGE
Between runs, try new products and get free swag! Daily, 9 AM – 3 PM
RECOVER
With tranquil spa services. Daily, 9 AM – 3 PM
CELEBRATE
At our Après-Ski Party! Daily, 3 – 5 PM
DANCE    
annual Snow Jam concert. Doors open at 8PM, Concert starts at 10PM, Belly Up Aspen. Space is limited.

10:30 a.m. - noon Apple Strudel Downhill
Apple Strudel Trail, Aspen Highlands. Free to everyone! All participants receive complimentary apple strudel with whipped cream, a drink, and bragging rights at finish line!

4 - 6 p.m. "Soupsköl^TM," Aspen's 11th Annual Soup Cook-Off Cooper Ave. & Hunter St. Soupsköl^TM is a soup-making contest judged by the public to determine which restaurant has the best soup in our valley. Each restaurant offers a FREE sample of their soup. The public casts a vote for their favorite and the winner gets the coveted Soup Bowl Trophy and bragging rights for the next year! Free to everyone. 

5 - 7 p.m. Aspen Skating ClubWintersköl Skating Exhibition, Aspen Ice Garden. Exhibition 5-6 p.m. / Public Skate 6-7 p.m. FREE Admission.

5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Ullr Nights Elk Camp at Snowmass Mountain. In honor of the Norse God of Snow, Ullr, Elk Camp at Snowmass is transformed into a nighttime winter wonderland. Enjoy old-fashioned winter outdoor activities such as a visit to Ullr's snow castle, the Viking sledding hill, s'mores and hot chocolate by the bonfire, and ice skating on Rayburn's pond. Dance to live music and enjoy an a la carte culinary celebration sure to please any palate. After an evening outside in the snow playground, kids can warm up inside with fun activities and entertainment available downstairs in The Tent. Activities are included in the gondola fee with the exception of guided tours such as snow bikes, ACES snowshoe tour, etc. The restaurant will be set up like it is during lunch time with the various stations, featuring nighttime specials. $10 Adults / $5 Kids, season pass holders & employees. Aspen Skiing Company, 970-923-1227 or www.aspensnowmass.com.

6 - 9 p.m. Post Soupskol Party at Chair 9The Little Nell, Chair 9. Live music, $12 pitchers of beer and more!

7 - 10:30 p.m. Spring Board Soiree - Ski Town ChicMountain Chalet Aspen. Spring Boards annual event is joining with Wintersköl to bring you "Ski Town Chic". What's that mean?  It's everything from neon one-pieces to Fur to dancing in your ski boots. Come join Spring Board and help raise money for a good cause.
Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. First 100 people will get a free beer. For more info contact Spring Board at info@springboardaspen.org

7 p.m. All You Need is Love - 2014 Theatre Aspen Teen Conservatory Cabaret
Black Box Theatre, Aspen High School. Theatre Aspen's first-ever teen Cabaret, "All You Need is Love," will feature local youth singing upbeat and moving songs about all kinds of love - puppy love, first love, brotherly love, friendship - in a true cabaret-style setting. Bring a date and enjoy
the Valley's best teen voices as they sing their hearts out on a fun-filled evening. $15 Adults / $10 Students. Aspen Show tickets 970-920-5770, or www.aspenshowtickets.com. Theatre Aspen, 970-925-9313 or www.theatreaspen.org.

7 p.m. & 9:15 p.m. JAS Café Downstairs @ the Little Nell presents Wycliffe Gordon - Hello Pops!
The Little Nell. The critically acclaimed trombonist and vocalist in a boisterous celebration of the music of Louis Armstrong.  Tickets $35. 866-JAS-TIXX (527-8499) or ww.jazzaspensnowmass.org

8 p.m. Annual 80s Snow Jam Concert with The SpazmaticsBelly Up, Aspen. DANCE at the Men's Health and Women's Health annual Snow Jam concert. Belly Up, Aspen, 970-544-9800 or www.bellyupaspen.com

8 p.m. Led Zeppelin CELEBRATION DAY  Seriously...Led Zeppelin...how excellent is that!Wheeler Opera House. FREE screening of the concert documentary of Led Zeppelin's December 10, 2007 performance.  www.wheeleroperahouse.com

SATURDAY, JANUARY 11
...continued... Anderson Ranch Arts Center's "Wintersculpt" continues Aspen Mall Area. Winners announced at 5 p.m. location TBD.

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Men's Health & Women's Health Village at Aspen Wintersköl Aspen Mountain. The Ultimate Party in The Snow. Free and open to everyone. www.menshealth.com/aspen & www.womenshealthmag.com/aspen
GET READY
To hit the slopes with complimentary yoga, sponsored by Pure Protein. 9:30 AM, Aspen Sundeck,  Space is limited.
WARM UP
With coffee and hot chocolate at the Vicks Warming Center. Daily, 9 AM – 12 PM
LOUNGE
Between runs, try new products and get free swag! Daily, 9 AM – 3 PM
RECOVER
With tranquil spa services. Daily, 9 AM – 3 PM
CELEBRATE
At our Après-Ski Party! Daily, 3 – 5 PM
WATCH
The WinterskölTM Fireworks Display at our exclusive viewing party.

10:00 a.m. Fat Cycle Challenge (NEW!)
Fat Bikes are coming to Wintersköl^TM, January 11, 2014! This is your chance to compete, cruise around town or check out the demos; don't miss out on this inaugural fat bike event! The Fat Cycle Challenge has something for everyone including a post party at the Limelight Hotel with live music followed by the Wintersköl^TM fireworks over Aspen Mountain. Schedule & times are subject to change. For more information, contact the Aspen Chamber Resort Association 970-925-1940, or www.aspenchamber.org

Fat Cycle Challenge, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Marolt Open Space. This is the first fat bike race in Aspen! Competitive & Recreational Divisions available. CASH prizes! Register TODAY!
Bike Village / Demos, 12:00 - 4:00 p.m., Wagner Park. Demo bikes will be available to test on our customized course.
Sundog Athletics Fat Bike Clinic, 1 - 1:30 p.m. Wagner Park. Space is limited, call 970-925-1069 or www.sundogathletics.com.
Fat Cycle Town Ride, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m., Limelight Hotel. Everyone is invited! Bring your own bike and meet at the Limelight Hotel.
Fat Cycle Awards Party, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m., Limelight Hotel. Join us for the Awards Ceremony, drink & pizza specials, and live music by Axis LP!

11:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. Wintersköl Public Skate
Lewis Ice Arena. Free admission. Aspen Recreation Center, 970-544-4100

Noon - 4 p.m. "WinterFest "Clock Tower at Wagner Park. Family fun, free and open to everyone. ACRA, 970-925-1940 or www.aspenchamber.org
Noon - 3 p.m. Family Fun! Clowns, face painters, Aspen Kettle Corn, and more!
Noon - 1 p.m. Canine Fashion Show - registration. Free to participate. Registration required and takes place day of.
1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Canine Fashion Show
2 - 3 p.m. US Air Force Drum & Bugle Corps and the Red, Plaid, & Blue Pipe Band
 
4 - 5 p.m. Anderson Ranch Wintersculpt Judging & AwardsJudging will take place between 4-5pm on the Mill Street Mall. Judges will evaluate based on the following: Overall creativity and design concept, technical execution and use of snow as a medium, & compliance with the criteria and rules. Awards will be announced at Justice Snow at 5 p.m. First Prize donated by Justice Snow: $500, Second Prize: $250, Third Prize: $100.

6:30 p.m. Tossed and Found Wheeler Opera House. Peter Davison is a skilled practitioner of the juggling, mime, and silly stuff arts, and he comes to town for a FREE Wintersköl show at the Wheeler, performing his latest concoction TOSSED & FOUND. Perfect for the whole family, Peter's imaginative workings with junk and stuff you'd find in the attic or garage will thrill you and make you want to jump on stage and do it yourself - but kids, don't try this at home! Free admission. Aspen Show Tickets, 970-920-5770 or visit www.wheeleroperahouse.com

7 p.m. All You Need is Love - 2014 Theatre Aspen Teen Conservatory CabaretBlack Box Theatre, Aspen High School. Theatre Aspen's first-ever teen Cabaret, "All You Need is Love," will feature local youth singing upbeat and moving songs about all kinds of love - puppy love, first love, brotherly love, friendship - in a true cabaret-style setting. Bring a date and enjoy
the Valley's best teen voices as they sing their hearts out on a fun-filled evening. $15 Adults / $10 Students. Aspen Show tickets 970-920-5770, or www.aspenshowtickets.com. Theatre Aspen, 970-925-9313 or www.theatreaspen.org.

7 p.m. & 9 :15p.m. JAS Café Downstairs @ the Little Nell presents Wycliffe Gordon - Hello Pops!
The Little Nell. The critically acclaimed trombonist and vocalist in a boisterous celebration of the music of Louis Armstrong. Tickets $35. 866-JAS-TIXX (527-8499) or www.jazzaspensnowmass.org
8 p.m. Aspen Brewing CompanyCome taste Aspen's finest microbrews, listen to live music by The Natural Disasters, and watch the fireworks over Aspen Mountain!
8 p.m. Torchlight Descent Little Nell Run, Aspen Mountain
8:15 p.m.  WINTERSKÖL FIREWORKS CELEBRATION
Aspen Mountain
9 p.m. Emancipator with Opening Act - TBD Belly Up Aspen. Emancipator - Soulful integration of organic hip hop and symphonic layers. Tickets are $25/$27 day of/+$5 under 21 970-544-9800 or www.bellyup aspen.com

SUNDAY, JANUARY 127:30 a.m. Wintersköl Hike for Hope Uphill Buttermilk Mountain. 10th Annual Family Charity Event, 100% of funds raised go to research a cure for Muscular Dystrophy. Registration is $25 and does not include the pancake Breakfast at the Cliffhouse. Pre-registration on-line at www.hikeforhopeMD.com or day of from 6 - 7:15 am at Bumps Restaurant Huge prize give-aways, fun for all!! For more information and to pre-register, 970-925-6137 or www.hikeforhopeMD.com

8 a.m. Pancake Breakfast ($6) Cliffhouse Restaurant, Buttermilk Mountain

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Men's Health & Women's Health Village at Aspen Wintersköl Aspen Gondola Plaza. The Ultimate Party in The Snow. Free and open to everyone. www.menshealth.com/aspen & www.womenshealthmag.com/aspen
WARM UP
With coffee and hot chocolate at the Vicks Warming Center. Daily, 9 AM – 12 PM
LOUNGE
Between runs, try new products and get free swag! Daily, 9 AM – 3 PM
RECOVER
With tranquil spa services. Daily, 9 AM – 3 PM
CELEBRATE
At our Après-Ski Party! Daily, 3 – 5 PM

1 - 4:30 p.m. Broomball Tournament Aspen Ice Garden. $50.00 per team. Limited space. Contact Keith Bulicz with the Aspen Recreation Department at (970) 948-2192 to register.

2 p.m. All You Need is Love - 2014 Theatre Aspen Teen Conservatory CabaretBlack Box Theatre, Aspen High School. Theatre Aspen's first-ever teen Cabaret, "All You Need is Love," will feature local youth singing upbeat and moving songs about all kinds of love - puppy love, first love, brotherly love, friendship - in a true cabaret-style setting. Bring a date and enjoy
the Valley's best teen voices as they sing their hearts out on a fun-filled evening. $15 Adults / $10 Students. Aspen Show tickets 970-920-5770, or www.aspenshowtickets.com. Theatre Aspen, 970-925-9313 or www.theatreaspen.org.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

COME TO ASPEN/SNOWMASS

COME JOIN US

LET'S KICK OFF THIS AMAZING 2014 SEASON TOGETHER!!