Denver-based Kiltro (Chilean term used for stray dogs, or mutts), offers evocative and subtly rebellious musical concepts and genre blends; A post-rock manifesto, ambient and neo-psychedelia with the soulful transcendence of South American folk.

SUNDAY 6:00-7:30pm

Not to be missed! Sign ups available online beginning the Monday before the Fair, and open in the park on Friday, at 12pm. Woodsplitting is held in the Open Space. Costumes are encouraged! All entrants must wear safety shoes. Steel-toed protectors are available at the competition. *Pre-registration is now closed. Sign up in person at the Info Booth.

SUNDAY 4:00pm

With their fast picking and fresh arrangements, ShadowGrass is moving forward in the bluegrass genre by incorporating each member’s varied influences into a fresh project that is branches outside the bounds of traditional music while maintaining traditional instrumentation.

SUNDAY 3:00pm

Originating from Colorado's Western Slope, this freshly formed four-piece brings the heat of the high desert to every stage they play. The Violet Pines are known for their high-energy performances, offering a variety of dynamic stylings guided by the simple intention of getting the crowd moving and grooving.

SUNDAY 3:00pm

This delightful and powerful play helps preschool and elementary students recognize and explore the strong emotions they sometimes experience. Two everyday students are guided by an omniscient host as their emotions become actual monster puppets that illustrate how feelings can sometimes be bigger than we are.

Shows are Saturday and Sunday at 2:00pm *at TRTC

iZCALLi is a genre-bending rock band pushing the sonic envelope of conventional Latin sounds. Miguel Aviña (Lead Guitar/Vocals), Brenda Aviña (Bass) and Luiggy Ramírez (Drums) combine to create music for the relentless, the determined…the immigrant song, with a rebellious spirit in English and in Español.

SUNDAY 12:45pm

5 Finalists will perform at The Oasis Tent on Sunday 7/28 at 12:30pm. Each finalist will play 2 originals. Winner receives a gift certificate from Glenwood Music, recording time at Cool Brick Studios, and KDNK “ Express Yourself “ radio time.

SUNDAY 12:30pm

Located in Glassier Park, two blocks south of Sopris Park on Weant Boulevard.

Register at the Info Booth.

SUNDAY 12:00pm

As part of Aspen Summer of Birds, presented by the National Audubon Society and The Birdsong Project: local musician and artist Natalie Spears will be accompanied by Aspen Music Festival & School alum string quartet and a Sandhill Crane-inspired dance piece performance by local puppet troupe Singing Bone Medicine Show.

SUNDAY 11:30am

Bring entries to the judging tent between 10:15 and 10:45AM. This year's theme is “Pajama Party.” Categories include cake, exotic, and cupcake (please bring 12 for cupcakes). Please bring entries on a disposable platter or something that does not need to be returned.

SUNDAY 11:00am

A group of Colorado natives, blending music from all styles, the Way Out West-Tet is rooted in the jazz tradition and works to continue that legacy of creativity, dedication to the craft, and social progress through music.

SUNDAY 11:00am

Create your own emotional monster puppet with actors from the theatre. Thunder River Theatre Company is encouraging children to identify powerful emotions that they might encounter on a daily basis and to use their artistic minds to create around them.

SUNDAY 10:00am-2:00pm

Come see the next generation of youth talent perform their original work!

SUNDAY 10:00am

Come join us for fun and let the little ones get their wiggles out at the CCS Bouncy Houses. Proceeds go towards the Carbondale Community School 8th grade trip to Puerto Rico!

SUNDAY 10:00am-1:30pm

In its 20th year, this race is casual and sure to be a good time. Aloha Mountain Cyclery and Stomparillaz Creative Cycling Collective keep the fun factor high by requiring costumes and creating obstacles.

Registration available from 7-7:45am at the Bike Parking area on Weant Blvd. (no pre-registration).

SUNDAY 7:45am

TAUK has been painting with sound for nearly a decade now, pushing boundaries and reinventing themselves every chance they get. Founded by Dolan, Jalbert, and Carter, who began playing together as middle schoolers on Long Island, the band landed on its present incarnation in 2012, when college pal Teel joined full time.

SATURDAY 8:00pm

Hailing from various locales and diverse musical backgrounds, the six members of Typical Ghost converged in the mountains of Colorado, melding together jazz, funk, rock, and pop influences into an amalgam of both thoughtful and head-bobbing, booty-shaking original music.

SATURDAY 6:30pm

Join the Carbondale Clay Center for the Third Annual Pottery Throwdown Relay. Eight teams of four will compete in pottery challenges, two at a time, for the fastest overall time. Sign up HERE.

SATURDAY 6:15pm

Among the newest generation of bands in the tradition of West Coast psychedelia, Triptides have blossomed into the role of elegant adventurers.  Led by guitarist, keyboardist and singer Glenn Brigman, with drummer Brendan Peleo-Lazar and bassist/guitarist Stephen Burns, the trio is continually discovering their sound.

SATURDAY 5:00pm

Claudia and Bryan Pawl teach how to dance salsa! Whether you're experienced or new, you'll have a great time! No partner needed.

SATURDAY 5:00pm

Not to be missed! Sign ups available online beginning the Monday before the Fair, and open in the park on Friday, at 12pm. Woodsplitting is held in the Open Space. Costumes are encouraged! All entrants must wear safety shoes. Steel-toed protectors are available at the competition. Sign up HERE.

SATURDAY 4:00pm

Mr Kneel: Hip Hop for Families! Mr Kneel uses beatboxing and rhymes to share his love of old-school Hip Hop with lots of laughs and interaction.

SATURDAY 2:30pm

This delightful and powerful play helps preschool and elementary students recognize and explore the strong emotions they sometimes experience. Two everyday students are guided by an omniscient host as their emotions become actual monster puppets that illustrate how feelings can sometimes be bigger than we are.

Shows are Saturday and Sunday at 2:00pm *at TRTC

Anna Moss has a voice that will stop you dead in your tracks. Moss’s vocal quality is so unique with a deeply healing quality that fully absorbs a smokey, gritty and dynamic nature. She is accompanied by South American-New Orleans musicians to bring you Anna Moss and The Nightshades.

SATURDAY 2:00pm

Check the wares from a selection of local youth. In the Creative Canopy.

SATURDAY 2:00-6:00pm

Aspen Polynesia dancers and drummers share their energetic moves and lively sounds in an upbeat performance transporting us to the exotic island of Tahiti.

SATURDAY 1:00pm

How low can you go? The height to beat is 1’4”! Join Dr. Limbo, Eric Baumheier and live drummers for some friendly competition. Must be 18 years or older. Located in the Open Space.

SATURDAY 1:00pm

Want to be a queen or king for a day? Join your friends from the Waldorf School who will help you make a custom flower crown using Mother Nature’s treasures.

SATURDAY 12:00pm-4:00pm

Located in Glassier Park, two blocks south of Sopris Park on Weant Boulevard.

Register at the Info Booth.

SATURDAY 12:00pm

Brillantina Puppet Theater presents an enchanting bilingual tale for children: Emiliano, el último niño del mundo. Following the planet's devastation, Emiliano embarks on a journey to follow his heart and shape a new world.

Brillantina Teatro estara con nosotros a presentarnos titeres tradicionales en un cuento de un joven llamado Emiliano y sus aventuras como el ultimo niño en el mundo!

SATURDAY 11:45am