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Physical Address:
38750 Highway 82
Aspen, CO 81611
800-222-7736
970-925-3900
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4th of July Celebrations and Festivities
Aspen celebrates the 2010 Independence Day with an old fashioned twist as approximately 20,000 residents and visitors come together to honor the nation's birthday in true American style. Festivities include a parade, U.S. Air force jet flyby, concerts, a kid's bicycle rodeo, and spectacular fireworks over Aspen Mountain.
| Studio: Queen Bed w/Kitchenette & Sofa-bed |
$149 |
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$149 |
| Hotel Room: Double Queen Bed |
$169 |
| Hotel Room: King Bed |
$169 |
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$189 |
| Royal King Suite |
$329 |
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Aspen's 4th of July Celebrations were named One of the Best Mountain Resorts for 4th of July Celebrations by Ski Magazine! Don't just take our word for it- you will want to be celebrating the country's birthday in Aspen! See the full schedule of events below and see what Ski Magazine had to say about Aspen's Celebrations.
- 8am - 3pm:
Hopkins Ave. and Hunter St. Enjoy shopping this outdoor market featuring 70 vendors: fresh produce and meat, flowers, clothing, leather, CO wine, jewelry, and numerous artisan products.
City of Aspen, 970-379-1346
- 4:30pm: Harris Concert Hall Tickets $46. Aspen Music Festival and School
- 8:30pm: at the Benedict Music Tent. Tickets $60-$250 available at Jazz Aspen Snowmass.
- 8 am:
Register before May 31st $40 per adult on-line only; day of $50. Kids 16 and under $15.
- 9:15 am:
$80 per family includes 2 adults & 2 children (each additional related child is $15). $5 per dog. Registration forms available at Boogie's Diner or on-line at www.buddyprogram.org or www.active.com. The Buddy Program, 970-920-2130.
- 10 am:
For Kids Riding in the Parade (HELMETS MANDATORY, no scooters please). The Hub of Aspen, Charlie Tarver, 970-925-7978.
- 10am-2:30 pm:
Early Learning Center's kids'carnival in Paepcke Park featuring games, BBQ, silent auction, and bake sale. Early Learning Center, 970-920-9201
- Noon:
Watch as the Parade with all the kids, horses, firetrucks, and more winds its way downtown. See the route map below.
- 1pm:
Koch Park. BBQ, Kids Games, Live Entertainment and Beer Garden. $8 for members, $10 for non-members, $5 for children under 10. Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club, www.teamavsc.org, 970-205-5101.
- 1:30pm:
Aspen Art Museum. Complimentary picnic, family activities, innovative parade float, by renowned artist Harrell Fletcher and exhibitions by contemporary artists. Aspen Art Museum, www.aspenartmuseum.org, 970-925-8050.
- 3 pm:
Family BBQ and beer garden provided by the Gentleman of Aspen Rugby Club, aspenrugby.com
- 4pm:
Murry Sidlin conducts a program of wonderful Americana including works by Copland, Gershwin, and Dvorak's "New World" Symphony. Tickets $74. www.aspenmusicfestival.com, 970-925-9042
- 7pm: - Aspen Music Festival Band, Benedict Music Tent
An Aspen tradition, featuring the AMFS band performing rousing patriotic favorites. Lawrence Isaacson, conductor; Brian Haase, baritone. Aspen Music Festival and School,
- 8 - 10:30pm:
Community street concert on the Mill St./Cooper Ave. Mall area. (20 minute intermission during firework display.) Free and open to the public provided byAspen Chamber Resort Association.
- 9:15pm: over Aspen Mountain (weather permitting)
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*Terms and Conditions: Restrictions apply. Valid on direct bookings to ResortQuest Aspen Vacation Rentals. Valid on new reservations only. May not be combined with any other offers. Minimum night stay and other restrictions apply.
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