The theater is in a nice location with plenty of parking. It looks like a beautiful old historic…read moretheater, with a lot of original fixtures. I'm a history-buff, and I love that sort of thing, but I wish they would upgrade the seating to the more modern seats that now lay back a bit for comfort. The overstuffed red velvet chairs were quite comfortable, for stationary chairs, but there's no changing your position. And there's not quite enough foot-room for someone like me, 6'4" tall. The popcorn was fresh, buttered perfectly, and absolutely delicious! The staff was quite friendly, very nice, and the theater itself was very clean. Nice, well lit and with a clean men's restroom. I'm cold-natured, and the theater was not warm enough for me. I was OK with a big down jacket, but I loaned that to my lady friend to cover her legs, which were too cold. So I sat there and watched a movie, just a little bit uncomfortable because of the temperature. We are over 65, and they gave us a nice discount for being seniors! The feature film last night was Michael, the Michael Jackson story portrayed by Jaafar Jackson. It was very entertaining, and we got more than our moneys worth! The Gunnison - crested Butte area only has one Movie Theater, and I have to give them credit... It's a pretty darned good one! In spite of the things I critiqued it still gets my 5 stars because it was better than I guessed it would be. Just bring your jacket!

Front desk lady was mean for no reason, watch out for the portly woman with brown hairshe will make…read moreyou wait in sub zero temps outside.

The Baldwin Gallery is a surprising large gallery with an upstairs and and downstairs. They tend…read moreto show the larger works most likely destined for a suitably sized home. Some of the art appealed to me and other works not so much. It is a fun browse and the gallery lets you walk around unfettered. The pricing is consistent with the pricing of the homes so this is not a place to obtain your trinket from your Aspen visit. However, if you are looking for upscale real art, this is one venue.

Extremely unprofessional and disrespectful. Unacceptable from a gallery that with such incredible…read morestanding and artwork. Please do not expect a warm welcome here. As a local who also works at a well respected establishment in town, I was extremely disappointed to experience such shocking treatment for merely using the public sidewalk to answer a simple phone call in an extremely quiet and personal manner nearby the store. I've never been spoken to in a such a way. We need to do better to support one another--I will never endorse a business with such blatant and clearly, somehow acceptable, treatment towards kind and well-meaning folks on their end. Not okay under any circumstances, and certainly no way to handle an honest misunderstanding which could have been easily resolved with a simple and polite request.

Aspen's history comes alive and is well presented inside the museum. Upstairs they have 1000s of…read moreposters, photos, info boards and memorabilia that show Aspens history decade by decade. Our greeter/docent, Jane was a walking encyclopedia of fun facts and interesting stories about Aspen. It was easy to visualize Aspen's growth and how it evolved from humble beginnings as a poor mining town to the Aspen we all know as the place that only the very rich can afford to ski and play and live.

The museum does a fantastic job at giving you a glimpse of Aspen's history, segmented into…read moredifferent decades. Susie was working the front desk when we visited and was fantastic. Very knowledgeable about the history of Aspen and had lots of neat "folklore" stories to add. She also gave us some fantastic recommendations on some other things to do in Aspen that were a little more off the beaten path. Would definitely recommend coming here!

Was hearing horror stories about AC being out and it being so hot ppl were walking out. Called and…read moreasked if it was fixed and they said it was fine. It had to be close to 90 degrees in there. Ppl were having to walk out halfway into movie. And they still claimed it was fine. Worst movie experience I've ever had and lying to our faces made it even worse.

Very nice place, I liked it. It is perfect for movies with kids. The price is very good and the…read morepopcorn is great.

Ugh! I hate the idea of even writing this review, but I am not even going to get to see this place…read more I ordered tickets online (BTW - their online ticket ordering system is a little dated) and was really excited for the show "Vaud and the Villains". My wife and I are heading up next weekend for our honeymoon. Well, turns out I ordered online and had the wrong date which was totally my fault. I received a really nice "we look forward to seeing to you tonight" email this past Saturday just to realize I had the wrong day. Within minutes of receiving the email I called, emailed and called again to get someone on the phone to talk to. I did receive a call back on Saturday within an hour (guess they get the obligatory 1 star for that). They left a message saying I was out of luck, but if I am in town next weekend they have available shows that I can pay for and see. Booh! Well, I just gave you $65 for free. Why do you want to take my money, then take more for me to see a show? I don't think so. The offer was in poor taste.

Wife and I decided to go to a John Denver tribute concert after meeting Rory Young, who was nice…read moreenough to take some photos for my wife. Unbeknownst to her he's an actual professional photographer! He told us about the concert and here we are. Love Aspen, most of all the friendly people. We will definitely be back.

Here for the very first show In this new and unusual venue. Only holds a few hundred but close to…read morestage makes it perfect for small events. Can't beat the location for John Denver fans its right by the sanctuary. Worth the trip just to see the John Denver Sanctuary which is an inspirational and renewing experience. Takes me back to the 60's. At the Chris Collins tribute to Jon Denver. Chris's Boulder Canyon band is an up and coming group on their own. Jim Connor will preform also, he is always worth seeing.

We saw Les Miserables at their theater in the park and it was amazing. They have built a complete…read moreindoor theater the provides an intimate and fun setting. The actors of the play did did a fantastic job and it was every bit as good as anything you would see in a big city. This is well worth the price of admission! HELPFUL HINT: There is not really a bad seat in the house so buying a cheaper ticket is almost as good as buying the more expensive tickets. Save your money and go with the cheaper option. You will not be disappointed.

We are very active Eagles members from Ohio. We stopped at the club after hearing how great the…read morelocation was and we always love visiting other locations when traveling. When we arrived around noon on a Saturday, doors were locked and no one around. Club hours said they would be open. We talked to someone that called the bartender opening and they said they would be opening soon. Went for a walk to kill time, got back around 1p, and the club was still closed. I guess the night before was busy & a great time was had by all. That's the excuse to why they weren't open. It was very disappointing. Don't post hours if you're letting the bartenders set the hours. Obviously if someone is hungover they can set the hours. Other than the Eagles, we had a great time in Aspen and everyone was super friendly!

i have been a member there since 1994 , when i first joined it was a semi ruff and tumble place…read moreright out of the times , as time went on it has become a family place or there abouts love this place and i hope they still have the original pool table where it favored the right corner pocket

A nice field trip from the Aspen area and a pleasant drive south. Interesting to see the massive…read moremarble slabs. Good to know how some places are their namesake.

Stopped here to ask about lunch & to find a loo in Marble yesterday, a town of 133 people,…read moreaccording to the 2020 U.S. Census, and a town my dad loved & showed me in 2008, and met beautiful people, Lynn and Vickie, who listened to my love for my dad, gave me hugs, and gave me a map to find the happy public restrooms in this friendly artist & historic marble quarry mountain town, beloved my dad & now me. After enlightening & encouraging chit chats with both Lynn & Vickie inside, Vickie gave me a tour outside of her husband, Rex Branson's, and her art work, which I found beautiful & fascinating. I asked if I could take pictures, and got their business card, then found them online later. Inquired if/how they deliver, and they do & can! And they can guide me as to all the equipment I'd need on the other end to receive such a huge, heavy piece of beautiful white marble art work, hopefully / potentially one day for my dad's, now my, house in Denver, in our backyard, as a heartfelt tribute to my dad & our journey here. Per Wikipedia, the white marble from this historic quarry has been used in Washington, D.C., for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (important to me, given my dad was a Vietnam Veteran, and my grandfather a WWII Veteran) and the Washington Monument. It's also been used in equally important cities to my dad & me: San Francisco and New York City. Absolutely loved meeting & chatting with Lynn & Vickie yesterday, as it was exactly what I needed, and the purpose for this mountain trip! To remind me of my roots, and to help me fall back in love with my home state of Colorado. I had so many questions for Vickie about how they carve marble into round, smooth shapes, and she invited me back to watch them make art in July. I can't wait to return next summer!