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Pitkin County Library for Each Nonperishable Item Brought in for Lift-Up, $1.00 of Fines Will Be Erased from Your Record 12 DAYS OF ASPEN 2017 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20TH ALL DAY FREE! Food for Fines to Benefit Lift-Up | Pitkin County Library For each nonperishable item brought in for Lift-Up, $1.00 of fines will be erased from your record. Pitkin County Library, 970.429.1900 or www.pitcolib.org ALL DAY FREE! Holiday Craft | Pitkin County Library Check out the Library Lab for a do-it-yourself holiday craft. Supplies and instructions provided! Pitkin County Library, 970.429.1900 or www.pitcolib.org 10:15 a.m. FREE! Preschool Storytime | Pitkin County Library Enjoy a half-hour of stories, songs and rhymes. Preschool storytime is for ages 3-5 year-olds. Free to attend. Pitkin County Library, 970.429.1900 or www.pitcolib.org 11 a.m. FREE! Toddler Storytime | Pitkin County Library Enjoy a half-hour of stories, songs and rhymes for children 2 – early 3-year-olds. 970.429.1952 or www.pitcolib.org 12 – 10 p.m. Aspen Film Academy Screenings | Wheeler Opera House & Paepcke Auditorium One of the best of its kind in the continental United States, this film series highlights 20 or more acclaimed films actively campaigning for Academy Award® consideration. Free to voting members of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences, British Film and Television Arts, and associated guilds, this popular fixture on Aspen’s holiday calendar is also open to the public. The 2016 season included subsequent Oscar winners Moonlight, La La Land, Manchester by the Sea, The White Helmets, and Fences, among others. There will be 3-4 screenings per day! Call or go online for ticket information. Aspen Film, 970.925.6882 or www.aspenfilm.org 3:30 & 4:30 p.m. Holiday Gift Making | The St. Regis Children create a special gift for their parents in the Aspen Room, ranging from a handmade accessory to a scrub inspired by Reméde Spa. No peeking, mom & dad - children only in the secret workshop! Reservations are recommended and can be booked online. $30 per child to make one gift, $40 per child to make two. Open to the community. The St. Regis Aspen, 970.920.3300 or www.stregisaspen.com 8:30 p.m. LeAnn Rimes | Belly Up Aspen LeAnn Rimes has sold more than 44 million albums, won two Grammy® Awards, three Academy of Country Music Awards and 12 Billboard Music Awards. Rimes is the youngest recipient of a Grammy Award, and was also the first country recording artist to win the "Best New Artist" category. $ 70 General Admission / $200 Reserved. Belly Up Aspen, 970.544.9800 or www.bellyupaspen.com THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21st ALL DAY FREE! Food for Fines to Benefit Lift-Up | Pitkin County Library For each nonperishable item brought in for Lift-Up, $1.00 of fines will be erased from your record. Pitkin County Library, 970.429.1900 or www.pitcolib.org ALL DAY FREE! Holiday Craft | Pitkin County Library Check out the Library Lab for a do-it-yourself holiday craft. Supplies and instructions provided! Pitkin County Library, 970.429.1900 or www.pitcolib.org 10:30 a.m. Teddy Bear Story Hour | Wheeler/Stallard Museum Celebrate the holidays with classic tales from around the world! $3/child. Aspen Historical Society, 970.925.3721 or www.aspenhistory.org 12 – 3 p.m. Visit Santa In Winter Wonderland | Cooper Ave. Mall Aspen Chamber Resort Association 12 – 10 p.m. Aspen Film Academy Screenings | Wheeler Opera House & Paepcke Auditorium One of the best of its kind in the continental United States, this film series highlights 20 or more acclaimed films actively campaigning for Academy Award® consideration. Free to voting members of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences, British Film and Television Arts, and associated guilds, this popular fixture on Aspen’s holiday calendar is also open to the public. The 2016 season included subsequent Oscar winners Moonlight, La La Land, Manchester by the Sea, The White Helmets, and Fences, among others. There will be 3-4 screenings per day! Call or go online for ticket information. Aspen Film, 970.925.6882 or www.aspenfilm.org 1 p.m. Aspen Skating Club Holiday Exhibition | Silver Circle Ice Rink Join the Aspen Skating Club as Aspen’s youth skaters perform to holiday music! Free to attend. Aspen Skating Club, aspensktingclub.com 3 – 5 p.m. Family Holiday Movie | Pitkin County Library Celebrate the season with a FREE family film and popcorn! Pitkin County Library, 970.429.1900 or www.pitcolib.org 3 – 5:30 p.m. Carriage Ride with Santa & Mrs. Claus | The St. Regis Explore Aspen from Santa’s sleigh. Sign your family up for a special carriage ride around the town with Santa Claus on the 21st and Mrs. Claus on the 22nd. Open to the community; reservations required as space is limited. Sleigh ride departs from lobby entrance. $30 per person. The St. Regis Aspen, 970.920.3300 or www.stregisaspen.com 4 p.m. The Holiday Belltones | Hotel Jerome Lobby “The best way to spread cheer, is singing loud for all to hear!” Join the Hotel Jerome in the Lobby with local carolers, The Holiday Belltones! Free to attend. The Hotel Jerome, 970.920.1000 or https://hoteljerome.aubergeresorts.com/ 4 –5:30 p.m. Winter Solstice Yoga Ritual w/ Live DJ | Aspen Shakti Celebrate the winter solstice in this signature Aspen experience! We will use this potent time of year to clear the old, set intentions for what’s to come and open ourselves to the beauty and wonder of the holiday season in Aspen! The experience will include yoga and guided meditation to clarify our intentions and directions in life all accompanied by Aspen Shakti’s resident DJ, DJ Bhakti Styler. Class pricing information available online. Aspen Shakti, 970.710.9695 or www.aspenshakti.com 4 – 6 p.m. Old Fashioned Caroling & Cookie Exchange | Wheeler/Stallard Museum Bring cookie, eat cookies and take cookies home! The annual cookie exchange features holiday caroling in the museum, hot chocolate, toddies, and festive fun for all ages. FREE to attend. Aspen Historical Society, 970.925.3721 or www.aspenhistory.org 7 & 9:15 p.m. Niki Haris w/ the James Horowitz Trio at the JAS Café | Cooking School of Aspen Vocalist Niki Haris, daughter of legendary pianist Gene Harris, shares the same ebullient, swinging style, drenched in the sound of the blues. JAS President James Horowitz & His Trio accompany Niki in a tour of diverse standards old and new, blues and soul. Tickets Required. Jazz Aspen Snowmass, 970.920.4996 or jazzaspensnowmass.org FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22nd ALL DAY FREE! Food for Fines to Benefit Lift-Up | Pitkin County Library For each nonperishable item brought in for Lift-Up, $1.00 of fines will be erased from your record. Pitkin County Library, 970.429.1900 or www.pitcolib.org ALL DAY FREE! Holiday Craft | Pitkin County Library Check out the Library Lab for a do-it-yourself holiday craft. Supplies and instructions provided! Pitkin County Library, 970.429.1900 or www.pitcolib.org 10:30 a.m. Teddy Bear Story Hour | Wheeler/Stallard Museum Celebrate the holidays with classic tales from around the world! $3/child. Aspen Historical Society, 970.925.3721 or www.aspenhistory.org 12 – 10 p.m. Aspen Film Academy Screenings | Wheeler Opera House & Paepcke Auditorium One of the best of its kind in the continental United States, this film series highlights 20 or more acclaimed films actively campaigning for Academy Award® consideration. Free to voting members of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences, British Film and Television Arts, and associated guilds, this popular fixture on Aspen’s holiday calendar is also open to the public. The 2016 season included subsequent Oscar winners Moonlight, La La Land, Manchester by the Sea, The White Helmets, and Fences, among others. There will be 3-4 screenings per day! Call or go online for ticket information. Aspen Film, 970.925.6882 or www.aspenfilm.org 1 – 3:30 p.m. FREE! Cookie Decorating | Hotel Jerome, The Grand Ballroom The Hotel Jerome, 970.920.1000 or www.hoteljerome.aubergeresorts.com 1 – 3:30 p.m. FREE! Santa Visits Hotel Jerome | Library at Hotel Jerome Santa Claus visits the Hotel Jerome! The Hotel Jerome, 970.920.1000 or www.hoteljerome.aubergeresorts.com 3 – 5:30 p.m. Carriage Ride with Santa & Mrs. Claus | The St. Regis Explore Aspen from Santa’s sleigh. Sign your family up for a special carriage ride around the town with Santa Claus on the 21st and Mrs. Claus on the 22nd. Open to the community; reservations required as space is limited. Sleigh ride departs from lobby entrance. $30 per person. The St. Regis Aspen, 970.920.3300 or www.stregisaspen.com 3:30 & 4:30 p.m. Holiday Stocking Decorating | The St. Regis Prepare to hang (and decorate) your socking in the Aspen Room. Reservations are recommended. Open to the community. $30 per child. The St. Regis Aspen, 970.920.3300 or www.stregisaspen.com 4 p.m. The Holiday Belltones | Hotel Jerome Lobby “The best way to spread cheer, is singing loud for all to hear!” Join the Hotel Jerome in the Lobby with local carolers, The Holiday Belltones! Free to attend. The Hotel Jerome, 970.920.1000 or https://hoteljerome.aubergeresorts.com/ 7 & 9:15 p.m. Niki Haris w/ the James Horowitz Trio at the JAS Café | Cooking School of Aspen Vocalist Niki Haris, daughter of legendary pianist Gene Harris, shares the same ebullient, swinging style, drenched in the sound of the blues. JAS President James Horowitz & His Trio accompany Niki in a tour of diverse standards old and new, blues and soul.
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