Enjoy a little mysterious entertainment with the Vail Mountain School Upper School Standard Play class as it presents “Clue” this weekend. The popular whodunit board game will come to life on stage, having you guess...
After hearing the news of iconic country music artist Dolly Parton’s passing in late August, local musician Beth Swearingen had a spontaneous thought. “I had been listening to her music quite a bit and there are...
Vail Mountain’s Opening Day Vail Mountain opens for its 64th season on Friday, and despite much help from Mother Nature, the snowmaking equipment is being put to good use right now to get the slopes...
After a $55 million remodel, Dobson Arena in Vail has opened its doors back up recently and has already hosted the memorial service for former Vail Mountain owner, George Gillet, and a charity event for...
Vail Comedy Show is back on Wednesday, bringing laughs to Avon. Organizer and comedian Mark Masters will perform with Denver-based headliner Nic Dean and two more comics. Dean won the 2026 New Faces Comedy Competition...
Vail Performing Arts Academy gives audiences the chance to relive Broadway tunes from young performers’ perspective in “The Great White Way Jr.” at the Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek on Saturday and Sunday. The “Great White Way” references...
On All Souls’ Day, Nov. 2, singer-songwriter Kevin Danzig released “Strands,” his first solo single since 2022. Drawing on the rich traditions of contemporary folk and Americana, the recording reflects Danzig’s distinctive musical sensibility, shaped by the...
The people have spoken, the votes have been counted and the Best of Vail Valley awards were handed out at a ceremony on Wednesday night at the Vilar Performing Arts Center for the Vail Daily’s...
‘The Cat in the Hat’ (in theaters) Given how short the original stories are, I’m not sure it’s truly possible to successfully adapt a Dr. Suess story into a full-length movie. Still, the new “The...
National Geographic Live: A Pirate’s Life If you are fascinated by pirates and want to learn more about the history and the artifacts left behind, check out National Geographic Live: A Pirate’s Life at the...
The Vail Mountaineers hockey program has been around since 1975. What started out with a few skaters on an outdoor ice rink has grown to include over 200 players throughout Eagle County. “We’re a...
There’s a certain fascination with pirates that extends well beyond Hollywood and Halloween. On Friday, underwater archaeologist and archaeological scientist Lisa Briggs talks about some of the most important artifacts she has recovered from the...
Vail Comedy Show is back on Thursday bringing laughs to Gypsum. Organizer and comedian Mark Masters will perform with Los Angeles comedian Caleb Synan and Austin Black from Denver. “Eagle River has awesome food truck...
Halloween has become more than just a one-day holiday — costumes of all kinds worn by all ages can be found well before Oct. 31. In the Vail Valley in particular, celebrations are held up...
This weekend the Battle Mountain High School Players presents its fall production, “She Kills Monsters.” Despite the title and the fact that this story is full of imaginary creatures and epic battles, it also has...
There’s something about Halloween landing on a weekend, it just feels like a bigger deal. Maybe it’s because you have more time to pull a costume together, more time hit multiple trick-or-treating spots or more...
Shakedown Bar Vail, and the titles that have preceded it, has been a staple in the live music scene for decades and on Friday, you can come and experience performers who have a long history...
Halloween – Minturn style The town of Minturn likes to celebrate the holidays a day early than the rest of the valley. Come to this quaint railroad town and trick-or-treat on Friday between 5-7 p.m....
Halloween in the Vail Valley means plenty of trick-or-treating activities in places like Vail and Minturn and fun costume parties for adults at area bars and restaurants. If you are looking for a haunted house...
‘You Can See Everything’ (in theaters) “You Can See Everything” isn’t necessarily a masterpiece, but it’s absolutely fascinating. It’s also a telling reminder that a documentary involves just as much storytelling as any fictional movie....
