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About Arts and Entertainment


It all started with the blacksmiths - a craft of iron and fire and sweat in a community of emerging to accomplished artisans and artists. Find yourself in a dramatic outdoor setting as you experience the visual arts, theatre, dance and music. It boasts a history of craftsmanship that is alive and well in the Carbondale area.

Wind your way from gallery to gallery. Uncover the spirit of the valley in photography, painting, sculpture, glass, ceramics, jewelry, woodworking, blacksmithing and the performing arts.

Several diverse organizations are dedicated to the inspiration and promotion of the arts. Our love of melody has spawned season after season of musical performances in venues from the parks to the pubs. Perhaps one of the most notable is the Annual Carbondale Mountain Fair, which offers three days of music, arts, and crafts.

Carbondale. It’s creative. It’s colorful. It’s the best of the Roaring Fork Valley.

Click here for a list of participating Arts Chamber Members.

 

Family-friendly Events

Mountain Parent magazine, a bimonthly publication for families who reside in and visit the Roaring Fork Valley, offers a comprehensive calendar of family-friendly events and activities that take place in Carbondale and the surrounding area.  Check out the week at a glance in the valley.

First Fridays highlights nature’s beauty and the miniature world
- by Staff Report . . . Post Independent, Friday, July 06, 2007
The monthly First Fridays art walk takes place today, with a range of artwork that can be viewed at galleries, businesses, and other venues near and along Main Street.
Their paintings may look dramatically different in the Carbondale Council on Arts and Humanities show "Beauty is a Joy Forever," but both Tish McFee and Dave Notor want the viewer to travel into their artwork in search of where the light may lead

Back in the early part of the new millennium, Carbondale was evolving into more of a destination attraction. No longer was this small town just a place where people slept before driving up to Aspen for all the art, music, restaurants and work. For some people the change was unwelcome, for others an opportunity to spend more time in Carbondale and less time on the road.
 
 

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