Ski & Snowboard Club Vail (SSCV) presents a fun, family-oriented complimentary ski and snowboard competition series on Vail Mountain. It is open to the public for children year of birth 2007 and younger with skiers & snowboarders welcome. January 11 | Mogul & Giant Slalom February 8 | Slopestyle & Big Mountain March 22 | Giant … Continued
Come challenge yourself and participate in the Vail Nordic Town Series throughout the winter. Whether you are an experienced racer or just starting out, there is something for everyone with 1k, 3k, and 5k options. Register and learn more!
Trail’s End Treats is celebrating the holiday season with a silent disco, and meet and greet with Santa Claus. Head over to the Golden Peak Base area from 11am – 2pm to enjoy the holidays on snow a couple of days early. Free for all to silent disco and meet Santa!
The Vail Comedy Show brings nationally touring comedians to Vail that have been featured in film and television like Late Night with Stephen Colbert on CBS, CONAN, HBO, Comedy Central, NBC and more. This month’s show headliners are: Alice Wetterlund [Amazon Prime, HBO, Netflix, SyFy] (Los Angeles) Vail Comedy Show has been described as “amazing”, … Continued
When disasters and conflicts strike and people flee, journalists run against the flow of traffic, straight into places where everyone else wants out. What compels them to go in, and how do they calculate the risks when they’re there? Join veteran journalist and former foreign correspondent Greg Dobbs for his behind-the-line stories that range from … Continued
In October 2020 in The Atlantic, David Brooks wrote “Social trust is a measure of the moral quality of a society—of whether the people and institutions in it are trustworthy, whether they keep their promises and work for the common good. When people in a church lose faith or trust in God, the church collapses. … Continued
Jill Wheatley was an active athlete, but in the blink of an eye, she suffered a traumatic brain injury that took 70% of her vision and nearly her life. Aiming now to climb all of the world’s 14 peaks that stand above 8000m as she breaks down the stigma associated with traumatic brain injury, vision … Continued
Is there really something we can learn about our future from long-extinct dinosaurs? What can paleontology teach us about our planet, climate, and the animals that roam the earth today? What, for example, connects a penguin to T. Rex? Why did T. Rex have tiny arms? Join paleontologist and geologist Dr. Kenneth Lacovara, discoverer of … Continued
In this interactive program, Clay Jenkinson will ask a reporter from the Vail Daily to write a press release at the same time that ChatGPT, working with the same information, performs the same task. Meanwhile, we will explore emerging questions such as: What is ChatGPT? What is an author’s role in this emerging AI technology? … Continued
How do engineering, design, and access to windows intersect to improve our well-being? Should someone’s position in a company influence their access to daylight? Often it does. What is the relationship between light and productivity and mental health? What are the impacts of light pollution on ecology? Does light color matter? In this interactive event, … Continued
For Zeal Optics, increased profitability came through a collaboration that showcased an artist and benefitted a nonprofit organization. In an economy that rewards efficiency and self-interest, three Coloradoans show us how collaboration can be prosperous and provide a blueprint for others to do the same. For over 25 years, Zeal Optics in Boulder, CO has … Continued
With presidential primaries and caucuses just a few weeks off, Dr. Elaine Kamarck of the Brookings Institution, who focuses on the presidential nomination system and American politics, looks at the tea leaves and reveals some surprising history behind the electoral process, as well as the social media, press and fundraising measures that are tracked in … Continued