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Snowmass Summers: Thursday Night Concert

Posted By: Tats on July 15, 2010 in All New Posts - Comments: No Comments »

Laura & Mark

Snowmass summers are chock full of activities for the whole family.  From raft trips with Blazing Adventures on the Roaring Fork River to lift-assisted downhill biking trails to Wednesday night Rodeos, everyone has something fun to get into during a visit to one of America’s highest ski resorts. 

But, for those looking to escape that of the toddler-toting set, check out the Thursday night concert series hosted by the Town of Snowmass Village.  There’s an outdoor concert right smack dab under the lifts on Fanny Hill, and while it is an affair that aheres to the family friendly atmosphere the TOSV aspires to, it’s the shenanigans that take place in the village after the concert ends, and the sun retreats for the night, where the party really starts.

My mom, Me & Jamie

I won’t go into details on the many alcohol-fueled adventures that litter the bar scene after music acts like the Yonder Mountain String Band or the Blind Boys of Alabama, but know that the young adults of the greater Roaring Fork Valley find themselves rubbing elbows with tourists for the week and letting loose on the sleepy mountain village.  The typically quiet bars and restaraunts, like Zane’s or Mountain Dragon are packed full of guys and gals looking for cheap drinks and a raging afterparty.  Bring your Slay-game and a pocket full of cash…many a credit card has been left behind in the ensuing alcohol-fueled haze.  If you manage to squeeze up to the bar,  make sure to ask for a shot and a beer, the lines can be long, and the high altitude can really slow you down.

Just watch out for those rascally raft guides littered throughout the village; they’ve been known to book a Class V trip or two mere hours before the pick-up time the following morning!

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