Best theater for miles around. No exaggeration. We love going to the cinema and would be really sad…read moreto see this fail. Support local businesses. Especially those one.

Capital Theatre is a great local gem and this community is very lucky to it in our town. The staff…read moreare always friendly and the price is very affordable. The size of the theatres is perfect and the sound is great! And of course the popcorn is always fresh and delicious!

This is a high schoolers ideal date night spot. Tons of young people here making out in line…read more Overall not a bad little movie theatre for Basalt! Snacks are hard to get when lines are long. They have slurpees, assorted candy and popcorn. Chairs are comfortable too.

First time going here and as we walked into our assigned theater, there were NO lights on…read more. Pitch black. We had to use the flashlight on my phone to try and find a seat. Several older people were struggling so I went to the concession counter to ask if they could turn some light on. The young man disagreed with me and another customer that lights were on. No paper towels in women's restroom. This place is being run by a bunch of teens who basically don't give a shit. Movie was great though.

The vaudeville was the highlight of our Colorado staycation!…read more All of the vaudevillians were fantastic-- so welcoming and entertaining. We had a blast. Loved the bits of history about the genre, too. I never knew that seeing a dog with human hands eating spaghetti was missing from my life, and now that void is thankfully filled. Would totally come here again if I get stuck at the Hotel Colorado after an 1-70 disaster.

Hands down my favorite way to spend an evening - laughing so hard my face hurts after. Such a…read moregreat show, the whole family will enjoy it. And with so much of our time spent on screens these days, it's so satisfying to see a live show that's really well done. Bring the family, and be prepared for a really, really fun time!

This is a well-organized, clean festival with great vendors that are REASONABLY PRICED! Free,…read moreabundant water is available, no one is trying to scam you out of $5 to keep you hydrated, mellow vibes, and awesome music! This is how a festival should go. There was a wonderful mix of families, older and younger people, and everyone was having a great time. There is plenty of room to spread out so you don't feel "oppressed" by the crowd (as I often do!) If you purchase the party pass, which is $45 for the day, you get a beer sampling cup (samples are FREE during the 2.5 hour tasting) and 5 tickets to sample chili. It really is a great deal. They also held the festival this year higher up the mountain in a more steep area, so it was like natural theater seating - everyone had a great view of the bands. This is a must-do if you live in the area.

My new favorite event! We checked out this chili and beer festival in Snowmass Village in June and…read morewe'll go back again year after year. The International Chili Society holds its two chili competitions and tastings in Snowmass at the same time that almost 80 microbrewers from all over the country - actually out of the country too, Euro brewers were featured including Paulaner and their yummy strawberry Fruli - have two brew sampling sessions. For around $30 per day, you get a number of tiny sample chili cups, and though they look small, we couldn't even finish them all either of the days. And let me tell you, we tried HARD. There was so much amazing chili and even more fun were the booths that had fun toppers or sides like cilantro sour cream, sliced hot peppers, other veggie garnishes, a variety of cheeses and even cheesy Texas toast in the shape of the state. Personalities were large and all over the map. Also included are sample glasses with which to do damage in the plentiful beer tents. My only gripe was that the beer sampling was limited to just a couple hours each day - not the length of the entire festival, and it ended before the headliners even started. You could buy beer then, but no longer sample. Bummer! It was so fun to wander up and down the ski hill sampling beers like Ghostface Killah and many others, and then ambling over to the mall at Snowmass Village to plow through the maze of chili tents entered into the cook-off. Green chile, white chili, chili with bourbon, chocolate, Guinness, brown sugar, elk, bison, veal, venison, beef, tofu, bacon, sweet potato, garbanzo beans, pickled jalapenos, smoked jalapenos...it went on and on. Many were actually veggie or vegan which was cool. To sweeten the deal, there is a stage in the middle of all this excitement with bands and DJs throughout the afternoon and a couple bigger names each night (BoomBox and Tedeschi Trucks while we were there). And looking down at the stage, you see the most incredible view down the mountain. It was so convenient to be able to have a hotel room literally steps from this event where we could tend to our traveling pups. People played games all day like corn hole, washers, etc... It was a small event, local, full of delicious food and beer at a super affordable price. Kid friendly too.

This is a Nice Museum, and not to far off the beaten path. The Price of Admission is greatly…read morereasonable. And Explains alot of History about Glenwood Springs. The Lady behind the desk is greatly informative on the history of the house and the age. They have a little gift shop as well. Everything is well explained with note cards and pictures are encouraged as well. You wont be disappointed.

Very interesting little museum in an out of the way location. Situated in a refurbished private…read morehome, it contains many artifacts from the early days of Glenwood. Worth the $3 price of admission.

Love the pool here! It's 25 meters by 8 lanes wide, with an…read morehydraulic system that converts the pool to 25 yards Nice water here - bromide? Ample lanes for lap swimming and a nice coed hot tub. We look forward to returning when we are in town!!

I came in with my kid to climb and this man came down and yelled at the attendant. We have been in…read morenumerous times and have seen many people eat and drink at the wall. When she didn't move it right away, he got angry. She said she was looking through the manual and had never been told that. He then said to move the food off of HIS floor. So she asked his name. Apparently it's Bishop. We have seen her many times before and she has always been welcoming and nice. It made us uncomfortable and we were embraced for him. Management should do something about this. Just sad....it was clearly a power trip.

Fantastic festival! Previously held in Copper Mountain now held in Snowmass…read more So much more than yoga with rafting, hikes, hoop dance, gondola rides (10-4pm), paddle boarding, slacklining, fantastic speakers and live performances (Jurassic 5, dj drez, tycho, & more). Staying on site is convenient but parking is scarce. I definitely recommend the Aspen shuttle which leaves every 10-15 minutes for free! Popular stops near the festival site include Base Village and Rodeo Lot. 4 stars because maps provided are difficult to read.

I went to the Rodeo this past Wednesday night, and it was a great time! For $20, you get to watch…read morea 1.5 hour long show. I've only ever been to one other rodeo, and it was in Pennsylvania. It was much longer, and I wish this one would have been 2.5 hours. I really enjoyed the show. We came as a decent-sized group, and it is a bit challenging to get seating as a group. Be prepared to split up a bit. Our group's ages ranged from an eight year old to a retiree. Everyone had a good time. There are many kids activities if you have children! The actual rodeo has the events you would suspect, like bull riding, horse races, and bucking-bronco riding. However, my favorite event is the mutton bustin'. Nine kids, ages 4-7 are chosen to ride on the top of a sheep until they fall off. The kids get trampled by the sheep, and while it shouldn't be funny, it is mildly hysterical. There is also a mechanical bull for kids and adults to ride. This Rodeo has a BBQ and alcohol tent where you can get all sorts of things to eat and drink. I didn't get anything, but the prices were pretty typical for Aspen/Snowmass. This is definitely a fun thing to do on a summer night, and the Rodeo should not be missed.