The tradition of storytelling has always taught us about different perspectives on life — and even defined societal norms. This Is My Brave, a national organization committed to ending stigma around mental illness through storytelling, redefines...
What happens when a politician-in-training with musical talent gets dismayed not by the politics, but by the music at political events? If it’s Harvard-graduate Thomas Lauderdale, he starts a “little orchestra” called Pink Martini. After...
Concerts at The Amp Walker Hayes This weekend the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater hosts a diverse line up of concerts each night. Tickets for O.A.R. with special guests Fitz and the Tantrums and DJ Logic...
EDWARDS — For more than two decades, Camp 911 has been empowering kids with vital safety knowledge, decision-making skills and practical techniques to handle emergencies. Hosted by Eagle County Emergency Services, Camp 911 is an...
Miles Miller fell in love with the guitar when his sister gifted him one at age 13, but his drumming led him to national recognition. But, things have the tendency to come full circle, and...
These legal firms excel in customer service, overall professionalism and knowledge of the law. Their expertise and ability to provide quality legal representation is indisputable, which is why Best of Vail voters picked them as best in the valley.
As part of their greater initiative to connect with more local organizations, The Bookworm now has four different book clubs, three of which are in partnership with local nonprofit organizations: Read With Pride Book Club...
‘Flying High Again’ movie You know it’s fall in a ski town when the annual ski and snowboard movies come to town. Warren Miller paved the way for other companies like Matchstick Productions and Teton...
West Vail, you just got yourself a new dining and drinking option: Rime restaurant at Highline Vail, A DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton. The space has had many past lives. Bull Crabs served up steak, Bagali’s...
Vail Comedy Show is putting on a special pop-up show Sunday in Edwards at The Drunken Goat. Alex Dragicevich (pronounced Drag-a-vich) is a New York City based comedian and one half of the “You’re An Idiot”...
Twisters (in theaters) Don’t focus on whether “Twisters” is a sequel or a remake. The important thing is if you liked the original, you’ll like this one. The new movie manages to beautifully capture the...
The Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater hosted its first-ever performance over 35 years ago in 1987. Since then, the venue has grown to more than double its capacity, hosting numerous festivals, community gatherings, events, graduations and...
When it comes to the WinterWonderGrass festival, organizers say it’s not about money, fame or anything else that comes with the music biz. “It’s about creating a space where people can feel like they are...
After careful consideration, Vail Daily readers voted these five venues as the best of the best in the the late-night scene. All offer unique atmosphere, entertainment and hospitality, so grab your friends and hit the the town for a night...
Old Crow Medicine Show founding member Ketch Secor has many reasons to feel good about where things stand for his band 25 years into a career that has seen the group become an influential force...
Hey parents, looking to occupy your teen or tween with some fun activities after the slopes close? I know, I know, your kids are giving you the “eye roll” while you try to suggest anything...
The Bravo! Vail Music Festival announced the return of opera to its 37th Festival, presenting Puccini’s “La bohème” with The Philadelphia Orchestra led by music and artistic director Yannick Nézet-Séguin on July 10 and 12,...
Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning – Part One (in theaters) When you base an entire movie on one man’s angst, you’d better make sure he can deliver. That’s the problem at the heart of the “Mission...
What makes something a classic? Is it longevity? A loyal and dedicated following? An ability to put a new spin on recognizable standards while offering fresh creations? If any — or all — of these...
When Brooke Smith saw the Vail Salvation Army in Avon had garden space available to the public, some of which had been converted into a pumpkin patch, memories flooded her mind. Twenty years ago, living...
Providing peace of mind is what these businesses do best. Best of Vail voters picked them as the place to go for all your insurance needs. Whether you need a policy for your home or vehicle or you want to...
The Vail Dance Festival kicks off on Friday, July 26 and will bring together renowned and emerging dancers, musicians, composers and choreographers from near and far. The festival will include 13 performances and numerous events...
These standout restaurants are known for their welcoming atmospheres, diverse menus, and commitment to providing enjoyable dining experiences for guests of all ages. From playful decor and engaging kids’ menus to activities that keep little ones entertained, these eateries make...
Sally January has always been a big fan of hats. The owner of Alpine Kind in Beaver Creek and Minturn has quite the selection in both locations. From ball caps with catchy phrases on them...
A world-class ski town attracts world-class culinary talent. In Vail, diners are spoiled with options to please every palate. Here are the area's finest dining establishments, as voted by Vail Daily readers.
Pollinator species like bees, butterflies, beetles and moths are on the decline worldwide, largely due to habitat loss and the use of agrochemicals. The key to combating this great population loss is education and advocacy....
Friends, family and fans of Tony Gulizia — well known as Tony G — gathered at the Riverwalk in Edwards on Aug. 4 to honor the Eagle County jazz icon and local musical educator of...
In the past 10 years, the Vail Valley Art Guild has called several places home. The nonprofit that was founded in order to form a community for local artists has been housed in several locations...
Looking for something spectacular? As a world-class destination, the Vail Valley is blessed with culinary talent that will take your next culinary journey to the next level. Below are the top chefs in our valley, as voted by Vail Daily...
“Like No Place in Vail.” That’s the tagline of the refreshed Mango’s Mountain Grill in Red Cliff, and Mango’s is more than a restaurant. It is also a beloved bar you can ski to from...
This Is My Brave, Inc., a national nonprofit organization dedicated to ending the stigma surrounding mental illness through storytelling, and SpeakUp ReachOut, whose mission is to reduce instances of suicide in Eagle County, are hosting...
Move over goats, llama yoga is now a thing. In the past several years, yoga with goats, dogs, cats, even yoga with rabbits has been the craze to help get your namaste on, but now...
When Connie Mazza couldn’t find authentic New York-style bagels in the Vail Valley, the kind that evokes the comfort and joy of home, her now-husband, Chef Anthony Mazza, decided to take matters into his own...
Trail running race Let this be the year you get out and trail run. The Dynafit Vail Trail Running Race Series is back and has become THE race series to do in the area due...
Vail Dance Festival The 36th annual Vail Dance Festival will host its Opening Night performance at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater in Vail on Friday at 7:30 p.m. The performance will offer a taste of...
You've gotten your powder turns in for the day, and now it's time to meet up with friends for food, drinks, laughs and maybe some live music. Here are the top places to go for aprés in Beaver Creek, as...
Get ready, Eagle County, there’s a new brewery coming to Gypsum. The Eagle River Brewing Company will open its doors and taps on Friday with Grand Opening celebrations happening throughout the weekend. Like many good...
Beaver Creek Oktoberfest Labor Day Weekend not only signifies the unofficial end of summer, but it also kicks off Oktoberfest season in the Vail Valley. Beaver Creek’s three-day event ushers in two more weekends of...
With a new Village Bagel location now open in Gypsum near Costco, those traveling up the valley to ski this winter have double the opportunity to experience the joy in a hand-rolled bagel done right....
Joker: Folie à Deux (in theaters) I think Todd Phillips feels like we missed the point of “Joker.” Phillips also directed the wildly popular 2019 movie, a profoundly bleak take that turned the classic villain...
Do you like to earn your calories before lunch by doing a hike? Love horses and want that as your mode of transportation, or how about taking in a Jeep 4×4 Tour and view some...
Vail Comedy Show is back this week with two shows, one on Wednesday at Moe’s BBQ in Eagle and one on Thursday in Vail Village at Shakedown Bar. New York City comedian Jake Velazquez will be...
Josh Turner’s velvet sound has for years been one of the most recognizable voices on country radio. Over the last two decades, Turner has become one of the genre’s biggest stars. Turner returns to perform...
Just in time for the holidays and the ski season, Elleston by Perch is open for business. Laurie O’Connell, who opened popular women’s clothing store, Perch, in 2012 in Vail Village, opened a new concept...
If you happen to have missed a taste of Jamar Roberts’ choreography during Tuesday’s Dance for $20.24, it’s not too late to see the work he’s been creating during the festival: Monday’s NOW: Premieres features...
Sometimes, the best places are just off the beaten path. Tucked away in The Hythe, just steps from Lionshead Village, Revel Lounge is a chic, cozy, casual nook with an elevated yet totally approachable menu....
When Nick Piccininni got the call in 2020 from Yonder Mountain String Band to sub in for some shows in place of mandolin player Jacob Jolliff, he wasn’t expecting it to be a big deal....
The Yampa Valley Balloon Rodeo will return to Steamboat for its 42nd year this weekend, welcoming balloons and pilots from around the country. Running July 28-30, balloons are scheduled to take off from Bald Eagle...