Looking to host a party in the Vail area? Leave the food to the catering masters of our area, as voted by Vail Daily readers. These cuisine creators thrive in a competitive scene of class and diverse talent, and are...
Looking to spruce up your space? The professionals at these top interior design firms can help. Readers picked them as the Best of Vail not only because they have style but because they put clients' need first and help them...
UPDATE: Tonight’s HAIRBALL show has been canceled, according to event organizers. “Due to vehicle issues and severe weather conditions on i70 throughout the morning, the band and crew could not make it to Beaver Creek...
Bravo! Vail Music Festival announced Wednesday that Anne-Marie McDermott has decided to conclude her tenure as the festival’s artistic director at the end of the 2026 season. McDermott, a celebrated concert pianist and artistic director,...
When Tash Sultana was three years old, Sultana’s grandfather provided a gift that has just kept giving: a guitar, which led to a lifelong dedication to creatively producing music. The two practiced constantly, and by...
Last year, news spread quickly about Olympic gold medalist Nathan Chen starring in the Vail Ice Spectacular, and the one-night-only event sold out three weeks prior. This year, organizers have added two shows: Friday and...
Most of us eat every day — usually at least three times — without considering all the work it takes to bring food into our home. But Hollywood actor David Moscow will tell you it...
Surrounded by ranches, there is lots of delicious beef in the Vail Valley. Determining who cooks the best steak locally is a whole different challenge, and Vail Daily readers have answered the call to show you the best places in...
Vail Comedy Show is back on Wednesday, Jan. 17, in Eagle at Moe’s Original BBQ and on Thursday, Jan. 18, in Vail Village at Gambit in The Sebastian. Los Angeles comedian Alice Wetterlund from HBO’s ‘Silicon...
Rhett “Daily Bread” Whatley put on a masterful performance in Vail on Friday, using an MPC sampler to compose music live on the spot in front of a large crowd at the Ford Amphitheater in...
Good beer tells a story, and in Vail Valley, that story is brewed with mountain water, local pride, and a love of craftsmanship. The valley’s breweries are more than places to grab a pint—they’re gathering spots where creativity flows as...
If you’re looking for the country’s best brewpub, look no further than Colorado’s Western Slope, where a tiny brewery recently won that title in USA Today’s Readers’ Choice Awards, known as 10Best. Opened in October...
As much as the GoPro Mountain Games focuses on athletics, this year’s musical line up is almost bigger than the amount of sweat and elevated heart rates this event produces. The schedule of headliner concerts...
In Vail Valley, furry residents enjoy just as much pampering as their human companions. With so many dogs and cats joining locals on hikes, snow days, and outdoor adventures, professional grooming is more than cosmetic—it’s part of good pet health...
From mountain-inspired home décor to handcrafted treasures and curated curiosities, the shops of Vail Valley make gift-giving an art form. Whether you’re seeking something meaningful for a loved one or a keepsake to remind you of alpine adventures, these locally...
I’ll admit, I was worried about “Wonka.” For fans of 1971’s “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,” it’s always nerve-wracking watching Hollywood trying to bring back the magic. The 2005 attempt is best forgotten, Johnny...
The Indigo Girls — Emily Saliers and Amy Ray — recently released a livestream project, “Look Long: Together,” they’re the subject of a new documentary film “It’s Only Life After All” and they had their...
Decades ago, Ivan Almas tasted Häagen Dazs ice cream while visiting New York. “He went back to Florida where he had his job, and couldn’t find it there, so he flew back to New York...
Vail Comedy Show is flying in New York City based comedian Pat Burtscher this week. Burtscher is a regular at the The Comedy Cellar, has toured with Burt Kreischer and performs around the world. Special guest...
Looking for help with financial advice and planning? Out of an array of qualified financial planning companies, these were hand-selected as the best by the scores of Vail Daily readers.
In between the busy summer months and the ski season is typically when things slow down a bit. It’s called “off season” but many locals know it as a season for deals. This time of...
Fly Me to the Moon (in theaters) A good romance can hit the spot better than a late-night brownie. If you’re looking for just such a treat, you don’t want to miss “Fly Me to...
Known worldwide as “an orchestra of voices,” Grammy Award-winning Chanticleer performs Jan. 25 at the Vilar Performing Arts Center. Spanning the entire vocal range — from countertenor and tenor to baritone and bass — a...
The organizers of the SpringFree Bluegrass Festival announced the initial lineup for the music festival coming to Eagle County this spring. Enjoy free live bluegrass music in Vail on May 24-26 with Bluegrass Generals, Sierra...
The Akropolis Reed Quintet isn’t topping Taylor Swift in the Billboard Hot 100, but the fact the ensemble is pushing up against the London Symphony Orchestra on the chart’s weekly classical lists is still significant....
The Vail Dance Festival, a project of the nonprofit Vail Valley Foundation, officially announced plans for its 36th season scheduled to take place July 26-Aug. 5. Under the artistic direction of Damian Woetzel, the 2024...
The Vail Valley renowned internationally for its beauty and hospitality. Part of that hospitality is having seriously nice places for people to cozy up in when they are done exploring. These property management professionals help make that happen by keeping...
Caamp, the popular folk band out of Columbus, Ohio, is set to play at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater on July 17. The band’s music, which bass player Matt Vinson described as “rock and roll...
Let's face it, it's not always easy to keep the whole family entertained. But these venues around Vail offer something for everyone and are sure to dazzle everyone from grumpy toddlers to jaded teens, not to mention their parents.
There’s no wrong season for sampling something sweet in Vail Valley. Whether it’s a scoop of handcrafted ice cream on a summer day or a warm churro after a day on the slopes, locals know the joy of a well-earned...
For the first time, AJ Lee & Blue Summit and The Fretliners tour together. Though they’ve played festivals, they’ve never actually shared a bill. Aspen’s show Wednesday night will be the first time the Santa...
When it comes to relaxation, these five spots have a lot to offer. From treatments and massages to facilities dripping with ambiance, these Vail area favorites have something to help even the most stressed individual unwind.
Calling all lumberjacks and lumberjills: The 13th annual Man of the Cliff is returning to Avon for a single-day event on Oct. 14. This mountain-town event is your chance to trade in your business attire...
Lunch in Vail Valley is more than a quick break—it’s a chance to recharge, connect, and savor flavors from around the world against a mountain backdrop. Whether grabbing something casual between runs or sitting down for a mid-day meal with...
As the brother of James Taylor, Livingston Taylor has written some of James’ hit songs. Thursday, he performs at the Vilar Performing Arts Center. Being from a very musical family, Livingston Taylor began playing guitar...
Plumbing is the sort of thing that you don't think much about until you are forced to. If you find yourself in that unfortunate situation, these professionals have been endorsed by Best of Vail voters and they will have things...
Beyond playing “Brown Eyed Girl” or classic rock covers at après ski gigs, longtime Vail Valley entertainer Brendan McKinney has been busy recording new songs with several other local musicians and his “Skin A Cat”...
Looking for somewhere great for that first after-work or aprés ski drink? Check out these places in Beaver Creek, which were voted as the Best of Vail Valley by Vail Daily readers.
To many longtime Eagle Valley locals and visitors, it may seem like snow sports have always been a part of our history, but many people may not know when or where that history began. Luckily,...
Bob’s Place has that comforting, friendly neighborhood feel that’s refreshing to find in a resort town, but it’s not just the vibe that has made Bob’s Place a local favorite for 30 years; it’s the...
As part of the Therese M. Grojean Classical Series at the Vilar Performing Arts Center, virtuoso organist Cameron Carpenter presents a preview of the program he will debut three days later for the NY Phil....
Composer Angélica Negrón wrote her work, “Arquitecta” with Lido Pimienta in mind. The two met through the Latin American music blog Fonograma and first collaborated on a piece called “Otra Cosa” for the Prototype Festival...
Priscilla (in theaters) Sometimes, fairy tales don’t have happy endings. Other times, the happier ending isn’t the one you thought it was going to be at the start. That’s the case with Priscilla Presley, whose...
The nonprofit Vail Valley Foundation announced initial programming for the 37th annual Vail Dance Festival scheduled to take place July 25-Aug. 5 throughout the Vail Valley, including Beaver Creek, Avon and the Gerald R. Ford...
Vail’s Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater will host another amazing weekend of concerts during the GoPro Mountain Games, which brings thousands of athletes and spectators together for a four-day celebration of mountain sports, art and music....
The Vail Daily is running a series highlighting some of the artists in the Vail Valley. To be considered, please send an email to request the questionnaire to A&E reporter Tricia Swenson (tswenson@vaildaily.com). Q: How...
Experience camp activities while also giving back to an important cause at this year’s Bullseye Roundup on Aug. 8. Adults can get into the summer camp spirit at the Coyote Lodge and Sporting Club at...
