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Truly the best source of information on an area is usually from those who live there.
Visitor's Guide to the Colorado Rockies will tell you where to find the good powder, the
best deals, the most fun, the best bars and restaurants, and more. Everything you need to
know to make your vacation in Colorado's Ski Country an unforgettable experience.
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| Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:23:06 -0400 | | | Festivities begin at 5pm on July 3rd. Get out your blankets and be first to find the best spot on the lawn around the lake. Over 10,000 shells explode in the sky above Avon during Colorado Rockies largest display that is choreographed to a musical score simulcast on local radio. But that’s not all. The concert and children activities begin at 5:00 p.m. and vendors are open selling food and drink. The grand finale fireworks display kicks off at 9:45 p.m. over Nottingham Lake.
The fireworks display begins at 9:30 p.m.
Dogs, alcohol, grills and personal fireworks are prohibited. For more information, log onto www.avon.org.
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| Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:22:14 -0400 | | | When: Thursday, July 2nd The Carbondale Wild West Rodeo is pleased to announce a special performance on Thursday July 2, 2009 by Lynn Payne of the One Arm Bandit & Company. Lynn Payne will entertain the crowd with his trained horse and give a demonstration of herding techniques with several steers. Take an Oklahoma horseman, and add a herd of buffalo, mustangs or longhorn cattle right off the range. Now round 'em up, and put them ON, that's right, on, not IN, your trailer. Finishing it up, Lynn will ride his horse onto the trailer with the cattle. This act is the only one like it in the world. It truly is a "must see to believe". "For a small town rodeo, we have been lucky to have the Lynn entertain us for the past three years "says Mike Kennedy, Vice President of the all volunteer, not-for-profit Carbondale Wild West Rodeo Association. "
Be sure not to miss this amazing act which has been awarded Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Specialty Act of the Year in 1989-90-91-92-93-94-95-96 and 2008 and are one of the most sought after gangs in the rodeo world today. The One Arm Bandit and Company has now taken their legendary act throughout the United States and Canada, appearing at all the top rodeos. About the Carbondale Wild West Rodeo: The rodeo series is produced by a not-for-profit, volunteer association committed to keeping the Roaring Fork Valley's western heritage alive by offering a fun family-oriented event for residents and visitors alike. Gates open at 5:30. Admission is $8 per person or $25 per carload. A carload is 6 people or less. For each additional person over 6 in a carload, admission is $5 per person. Children under ten years are free.
Visit www.carbondalerodeo.com
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| Mon, 29 Jun 2009 13:09:44 -0400 | | | Full schedule for Festival included; Special ticket packages are available - See Below For one weekend in August, guests can grab a cowboy hat, hiking shoes and waders for one incredible weekend of wine, spirits and activities at the Beaver Creek Wine & Spirits Festival, August 20-22, 2009. This annual festival features culinary demonstrations, a wine dinner to benefit local charity The Bright Future Foundation and a variety of opportunities to learn, play and sample some of the finer things in life.
New for this year, the Beaver Creek Wine & Spirits Festival wrangles at the rodeo, hosting a barbeque event with renowned chefs Richard Sandoval of Modern Mexican restaurants and Waldy Malouf of Beacon Restaurant in New York City. Featuring VIP rodeo tickets, fabulous food and winning wines at the Beaver Creek Rodeo on Thursday, August 20, this event is sure to become a yearly staple.
Also returning this year are the popular “Fly Fish/Eat Fish” and “Walk & Wine” excursions. Guests are able to experience some of the most popular Beaver Creek activities during the morning and then enjoy lunch at Spago at The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch. Additionally, several cocktail seminars are planned as well as free Culinary Demonstrations on Friday and Saturday. The weekend culminates with the “Best Of” walk around tasting on Saturday evening, featuring the wine and spirits winners as well as offerings from all of the renowned chefs.
The Beaver Creek Wine & Spirits Festival features world-famous celebrity chefs from around the country:
Richard Sandoval Modern Mexican Restaurants (Pampano, NY; Maya, NY; Zengo, Denver; Tamayo, Denver) Scott Conant Scarpetta, New York Waldy Malouf Beacon Restaurant, New York Keegan Gerhard D Bar Desserts, Denver Rick Moonen rm Seafood, Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas
Schedule of Events
Thursday, August 20 Beaver Creek Rodeo Barbeque, $75 Beaver Creek Rodeo at Traer Creek 5 – 8 pm Chefs Richard Sandoval and Waldy Malouf host this new event at the Beaver Creek Rodeo. VIP tickets to the rodeo are included.
Friday, August 21 Fly Fish/Eat Fish, $200 Beaver Creek Fly Fishing Center & Spago at The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch 8 am-2:30 pm Fish with the best guides around on the beautiful Eagle River, then indulge in a four-course wine pairing luncheon with Master Sommelier Sean Razee and Chef Mark Ferguson at Spago.
Walk & Wine, $100 Beaver Creek Hiking Center & Spago at The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch 10 am- 2pm A guided hike with the experts of the Beaver Creek Hiking Center for all ability levels is followed by a four-course wine pairing luncheon Master Sommelier Sean Razee and Chef Mark Ferguson at Spago.
Culinary Demo Series, Free Bon Appétit Tent on Plaza, behind Beaver Creek Sports 5 pm Learn from Beaver Creek Chophouse’s Chef Jay McCarthy, and enjoy wines and spirits in our outdoor state-of-the-art kitchen. Open to the public, but space fills up quickly!
Wine Dinner Splendido at The Chateau 7-10pm Enjoy an amazing wine pairing dinner with Guest Chef Scott Conant and Guest Pastry Chef Keegan Gerhard. Bid on amazing vacation packages benefiting local charity, The Bright Future Foundation.
Saturday, August 9 Deserts and Drinks Class, $100 Rimini 10am-1pm Create sinful desserts with Guest Chef Keegan Gerhard in this intimate setting. Sip cocktails and enjoy lunch while tasting your creations.
“Mix it Up” Cocktail Seminar, $40 Beaver Creek Chophouse 3-4:30 pm Learn how to mix specialty cocktails (and taste them all) while enjoying paired appetizers from the Beaver Creek Chophouse
Culinary Demo Series, Free Bon Appétit Tent on Plaza, behind Beaver Creek Sports 5pm
Learn from one of Beaver Creek’s chefs and enjoy wines and spirits in our outdoor state-of-the-art kitchen. Open to the public, but space fills up quickly!
“Best of” Walk-Around Tasting, $50 Vilar Performing Arts Center
7-10pm The one event not to miss! Taste more than 40 award-winning wines and spirits and dishes from all of the Celebrity Chefs and Beaver Creek favorites.
Tickets will be available on June 15 at the Vilar Center Box Office. Please call 970.845.TIXS or visit www.vilarcenter.org
Special Ticket Packages Walk & Wine Package (20% savings) Includes one ticket to each of the following: Rodeo BBQ, Walk & Wine with lunch at Spago, Wine Dinner at Splendido, Mix it Up, and the "Best of" Walk Around Tasting.
Fly Fish/Eat Fish Package (20% savings) Includes one ticket to each of the following: Rodeo BBQ, Fly Fish/Eat Fish with lunch at Spago, Wine Dinner at Splendido, Mix it Up, and the "Best of" Walk Around Tasting.
All ticket prices include tax and gratuity. Click here for more information.
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