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Mountain Mayhem: The Art Base rolls out the red carpet (opens the original)
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For three decades, the Art Base has championed creative expression in the visual arts for people of all ages and abilities. On Saturday, Aug. 15, the Basalt-based nonprofit celebrated that milestone in grand style, hosting its biggest “pARTy” yet. With an Oscars-inspired theme, the organization rolled out the red carpet, beginning the evening with its annual 10×10 Name Unseen exhibition at its building at 174 Midland Avenue in the heart of downtown Basalt. Upstairs in the art studio, guests were
Mountain Mayhem: Michelin Guide Colorado Awards celebrate a 4th year (opens the original)
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Ever since the Michelin Guide began evaluating Colorado restaurants and distributing awards in 2023, it has elevated the hospitality industry in our great state. On Monday, Sept. 14, the fourth annual announcement was made via a press release in the morning, followed by an invite-only ceremony that evening in downtown Denver. I had the pleasure of attending the event both as a media guest and in support of my workplace, The Little Nell, which is among the four recognized restaurants from the Asp
Mountain Mayhem: Setting the table with Misette (opens the original)
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Misette (pronounced “my-set”) is a sister-owned tableware brand based in New York City, founded by sisters Amy Burstyn Fritz and Sarah Pecaut. The name blends the French terms “mise-en-scène” and “vignette,” reflecting the brand’s philosophy of the table as a canvas for expression. The company designs artful tableware meant to bring creativity and character to everyday dining â moving away from standard plain white dishware â with pieces made to be mixed, matched and layered as part of a pe
Mountain Mayhem: Inside ACESâ annual summer benefit (opens the original)
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Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) held its annual summer benefit, “An Evening on the Lake,” on Thursday, July 16, at the serene Hallam Lake Nature Preserve. Marking the most successful fundraising event in ACES’ history, the record-breaking evening brought together community members, environmental advocates and local sponsors to support crucial environmental science education across the Roaring Fork and Colorado river valleys and beyond. The evening featured strong partnerships with
Mountain Mayhem: An extraordinary Art Week in Aspen (opens the original)
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If you ask me, I’ll say the 2026 Art Week in Aspen was as cohesive as can be with a cross-section of artists, galleries, experiences and engaging events. The Aspen Art Museum kicked off the second edition of AIR, “Figures in a Landscape,” with an inventive roster of programming, including a musical performance by sibling musicians Los Thuthanaka on The Little Nell wedding deck, an artist welcome dinner and Matthew Barney sculpture preview at a private ranch in Old Snowmass and an honoree talk
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