“We were very impressed with Hilary’s performance. She helped us find and purchase two homes. She was extremely professional and always on time and quick to respond to any questions and needs that we had. I would highly recommend her to anyone in need of a real estate agent. She is the exception.” - Ashley & Dafna
The 54th Carbondale Mountain Fair theme is LET’S
An unapologetic, inclusive invitation to celebrate our vibrant community’s creativity, connection, and expression. It’s cathartic, it’s unifying, and it invites us all to let our glorious freak flags fly. Most of all, it shouts “Hallelujah Anyway” in the face of whatever obstacles might loom before us.
There is a lot of change in the world, much of it stress ful and difficult, and for the next three days, let’s take a break. After all, if we can’t get together and dance, what’s the point of anything anyway?!
For 54 years now, we have come together on this weekend and prioritized joy and community. It is absolutely radical that we continue to put on this fair together as volunteers when our schedules are busy and there are endless competing interests for our time and money.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for coming out. Thank you for sharing your time. And thank you for sharing your joy.
With deep gratitude for everything each individual brings to Mountain Fair.
Jamie Abbott
Executive Director
Carbondale Arts
Carbondale Arts
Directora Ejecutiva
Deborah Colley Chief of Operations
Mountain Fair
Feria de la Montaña Jefa de Operaciones
FRIDAY: DANCING QUEENS
It’s disco night. Bell bottoms and funky dresses. Sparkles and crochet. In the words of Ru Paul, the queen of queens, “You better work”. After all, you’re 70’s disco royalty—so look the part.
SATURDAY: ZIGGY STARDUST ‘LET’S DANCE’
Enter the weird and wonderful world of David Bowie. Dress like an androgynous glam rock star. Explore the big colors and shapes of the pioneer of glam rock.
SUNDAY: SHAKE IT! ¡SACÚDELO!
Wear clothing to shake your body in! Don’t forget the FRINGE! Hip scarves, Jalisco ribbon dresses, flamenco, flowing kilts, and anything that moves when you do. Shakira!
Locally-owned EverGreen ZeroWaste and amazing Green Team volunteers support Mountain Fair in responsibly diverting waste from local landfills. Reuse is key to reducing our waste and lowering our environmental fair-print! Let us all take personal responsibility in keeping Mother Earth healthy. You can help Mountain Fair accomplish our waste diversion goals by supporting these Green Team efforts:
BYO water bottles, plates, and utensils to the fair; take them home and wash them. It’s like camping! Reusable cups may be used for cocktails and wine (not beer, sorry) at the Cantina.
We do not sell bottled water at the fair and we have several WATER STATIONS full of clean, mountain water marked with red and white water signs. Please bring your own reusable container and keep it with you.
If you are finished with your program, please promote REUSE by leaving it at the Entrance/Exits for others to use.
You can be part of the solution by assisting the volunteer-powered Green Team with proper sorting at the waste stations.
Sort your waste in the well-marked containers at our waste stations where you will find friendly volunteers. Just about anything you purchase from a food vendor goes in the green compost bins. All food scraps, utensils, plates, bowls, cups, and paper products are compostable.
ALL cups in The Cantina are COMPOSTABLE!
de Mountain Fair
EverGreen ZeroWaste, una empresa local, y varios increíbles voluntarios del Equipo Verde apoyan a la Feria de Montaña en el desvío responsable de residuos a los basureros locales. Reusar sigue siendo la clave para reducir nuestros residuos y reducir nuestra huella ecológica. Tomemos responsabilidad personal para mantener sana a nuestra madre Tierra. Tu puedes ayudar a La Feria de la Montaña a cumplir sus metas de desvío de residuos al apoyar los esfuerzos del Equipo Verde:
Trae tus propias botellas de agua, platos y utensilios a la feria; llévatelos a casa y lávalos. ¡Es como acampar! Vasos reusables puedes ser usados para cócteles y vino (cerveza no, lo sentimos) en la cantina.
No vendemos agua embotellada en la feria y tenemos varias ESTACIONES DE AGUA llenas de agua limpia de montaña marcadas con señales rojo y blanco. Por favor, trae tu propio recipiente reusable y mantenlo contigo. Si has terminado de usar un programa, por favor promueve el REUSO dejándolo en las Entradas/Salidas para que otros lo usen.
COMPOSTAJE Y RECICLAJE
Tú puedes ser parte de la solución al ayudar al Equipo Verde formado por voluntarios, separando adecuadamente los residuos en la zona destinada para ello.
Clasifica tus residuos en los contenedores bien señalizados, donde encontrarás voluntarios dispuestos a ayudar. Casi todo lo que compres a un vendedor de comida puede ir en los recipientes verdes de compostaje. Todos los restos de comida, utensilios, platos, cuencos, vasos y productos de papel son compostables.
¡TODOS los vasos de La Cantina son COMPOSTABLES!
ALCOHOL CANNOT BE BROUGHT INTO ANY AREA OF THE FAIR.
ALCOHOL PURCHASED AT THE FAIR CAN NOT BE TAKEN OUT OF SOPRIS PARK OR THE OASIS WATERING HOLE.
• IF YOU ARE IN THE CONFINES OF SOPRIS PARK - Buy your refreshments at The Cantina and stay within the park.
• IF YOU ARE IN THE OASIS - Visit the Oasis Watering Hole to buy your refreshments and listen to music at the Oasis Music Tent.
• IDs and Over21 wristbands are required for all persons drinking alcohol.
• All coolers and bags will be inspected at the entrances at Sopris Park and The Oasis Watering Hole, and we expect all fairgoers to comply with these regulations.
NO WEAPONS OF ANY KIND CAN BE BROUGHT INTO FAIR. Individuals engaging in violent, aggressive, indecent, or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the fair.
NO SMOKING OF ANY KIND, thank you!
NO BICYCLES IN SOPRIS PARK. BICYCLES MUST BE PARKED in the bike corrals at 7th and Weant, Euclid and Weant, or at the U.S. Forest Service Lot on Weant. Failure to comply may result in removal of your bike from the fair confines.
NO SE PUEDE INTRODUCIR O SACAR ALCOHOL DEL PARQUE SOPRIS o del campo de la feria en general. Incluyendo el Oasis Family Block Party en Main Street o el Pasillo de Vendedores en Weant
• SI TE ENCUENTRAS EN LOS LÍMITES DEL PARQUE SOPRIS Compra tus refrescos en La Cantina y pasea por el parque (excepto el Oasis).
• Se requiere identificación y pulseras en personas que consumen alcohol.
• Todas las hieleras y bolsas grandes serán inspeccionadas en las entradas del parque, y esperamos que todos los asistentes a la feria cumplan con estas regulaciones.
NO SE PUEDEN INTRODUCIR ARMAS DE NINGÚN TIPO A LA FERIA. Individuos involucrados en comportamiento violento, agresivo, indecente o prejudicial no serán tolerados y podrán ser removidos de la feria.
NO FUMAR DE NINGÚN TIPO, gracias
NO SE PERMITEN BICICLETAS EN EL PARQUE SOPRIS, ESTAS DEBEN ESTACIONARSE en los sitios para bicicletas situados en calle 7 y Weant, Euclid y Weant, así como en las calles Main y 4th. El incumplimiento puede resultar en el retiro de tu bicicleta de los límites de la feria. ¡Gracias a Aloha Mountain Cyclery por adaptar el estacionamiento para bicicletas!
VIAJES GRATUITOS
El Downtowner ofrece viajes gratuitos dentro de los límites de Carbondale. Solicite viajes a la feria de la Montaña con la aplicación Downtowner o llamando al (970)504-0054. La recogida y la entrega se realizarán en la entrada de Euclid. Para asistencia ADA, pulse el icono de ADA en la aplicación al solicitar un viaje, o llame y notifique al transportista.
PRIMEROS AUXILIOS
Una vez más, personal del distrito de bomberos de Carbondale estará en el puesto de primeros auxilios, situado en la Entrada/Salida de la calle Euclid. Botiquin de primeros auxilios (paracortadas pequeñas y raspones) pueden encontrarse en la mesa de información en el parque Sopris y el Oasis.
• The Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District staffs the First-Aid Booth, located next to the entrance/exit on Euclid Ave. First-aid kits (for small cuts and bruises) can be found at the Info Booth in Sopris Park & Oasis HQ.
• Misting showers will be set up behind the Main Stage gazebo at the corner of 7th and Euclid Ave as well as at the Oasis Activity Lounge & Oasis Watering Hole & Music Tent on Main St.
• Lawn chairs and umbrellas must be low-profile, placed in designated areas marked on the map, and comply with signage in the park. Set-up begins Friday after 3pm, and Saturday & Sunday after 8am. All items must be taken home at the end of each day. Items left behind will be placed in Lost & Found at the Info Booth.
A communal shade tent is located next to the Main Stage and is open to everyone, with priority given to individuals with physical challenges. Picnic tables are scattered throughout shady spots in the park, specifically in Yum Town!!
The Sopris Park bathrooms are closed to the public. Porta potties are located outside of the Weant Blvd., Euclid Ave., and 7th Street entrances to Sopris Park, and in the parking lot next to the ATM on Main Street.
NO PETS OR GLASS ALLOWED IN SOPRIS PARK. Citations from the police will be issued. All pets on Main Street in the Oasis Block Party & the Vendor Portal on Weant must be leashed.
ÁREA PARA REFRESCARSE
Se instalarán rocíos de agua para refrescarse detrás del gazebo en la esquina de la Calle 7 y Euclid. Se invita a los asistentes a la feria a refrescarse durante el día. Se encontrarán rocíos disponibles en varias localidades en el Oasis Family Block Party.
SILLAS DE JARDÍN, SOMBRILLAS Y CUBIERTAS PARA SOMBRA Carpas de sombra comunes están situadas en zonas disponibles para todo el público con prioridad para personas con problemas físicos. Hay mesas de picnic repartidas por lugares sombreados del parque, específicamente en el pasillo de la comida.
Las sillas de jardín y sombrillas deberán ser de un tamaño discreto y pueden ser colocadas en los lugares señalados en el mapa. El montaje se realizará a partir de las 3 pm del viernes, y sábado y domingo a las 8 am. Todos los artículos deben ser llevados a casa al final de día. Artículos olvidados serán llevados al Lost & Found de la mesa de información.
BAÑOS
Los baños del Parque Sopris están cerrados al público. Baños portátiles encantadores están situados fuera de los portales de Weant, Euclid y Calle 7 del parque y en el paseo de Main Street.
NO SE PERMITEN MASCOTAS NI VIDRIO EN EL PARQUE SOPRIS. Se emitirán citaciones de la policía. Todas las mascotas en Main Street en el Oasis Family Block Party y el Pasillo de Vendedores debe traer correa.
RECURSOS FAMILIARES -Mantén ubicados a tus hijos
• Todos los menores deberán estar acompañados por un adulto mientras juegan en el área de juegos del parque Sopris así como en el Oasis Family Block Party.
• Habrá pulseras disponibles en cada portal del parque y en el Oasis HQ para que los padres se las coloquen a sus hijos y escriban su información de contacto.
• La mesa de información supervisa a toda persona extraviada, grande o pequeña. Si has perdido a alguien, dirígete allí. Si encuentras a un niño perdido llévalo ahí.
Keep track of your kiddos. All minors must be accompanied by an adult while playing in the playground in Sopris Park as well as at the Oasis Family Block Party. Wristbands are available at each park portal and at the Oasis HQ for parents to place on their children and write their contact information.
The Info Booth is in charge of all lost humans, big and small. If you’ve lost someone, please go to the Info Booth. If you find a lost child, please bring them there!
some quiet time?! We’ve got two places for families to take a break.
The Family Tent, hosted by the Valley View Midwives, is a place for pregnant people or families with infants to sit down, feed a baby, change a diaper, and/or take a break. Located in Future Town adjacent to the Oasis Activity Tent.
Little Blue Preschool is excited to host a quiet napping location and constructive play space during Mountain Fair! Two classrooms (2 months-4 years old) will be open for children who need a space to rest or quietly read. One classroom (3 years-6 years old) will be open for puzzles, sensory play, and manipulatives to engage kids that are looking for a refreshing creative brain break. Little Blue Preschool will be open from 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, Saturday and Sunday, at 55 North 7th Street. This space is free! Parents must be present with their children at all times and all children welcome (see age recommendations).
The Oasis Block Party strives to offer fair-goers some respite for the hustle & bustle of Sopris Park. Need a break? Check out all the activities, lounge spaces, and performances taking place there.
¿Necesitas un rato tranquilo? Tenemos dos lugares para que las familias se tomen un descanso.
La “Family Tent” organizada por parteras de Valley View, es un lugar para que mujeres embarazadas o en período de lactancia puedan sentarse, refrescarse y tomarse un descanso. Se encuentra junto a la carpa de masajes, cerca de la piscina de Carbondale.
El preescolar Little Blue ofrece espacios para siestas tranquilas y juegos constructivos de 10:00 am a 2:30 pm los sábados y domingos, a una manzana al norte del parque Sopris, en 55 North 7th Street. Dos salas (de 2 meses a 4 años) estarán abiertas para los niños que necesiten un espacio para descansar o leer tranquilamente. Una sala (de 2 a 6 años) estará abierta para rompecabezas, juegos sensoriales y manipulativos para atraer a los niños que buscan un descanso cerebral refrescante para expresar algo de creatividad. Este espacio es gratuito para todos. Los padres deben estar presentes con sus hijos. Echa un vistazo a todas las actividades y actuaciones que se llevarán a cabo en Oasis Family Block Party.
• ADA parking can be found north of Main Street, next to the promenade and south of Main, accross from the Crystal Theater & Bonfire Coffee.
• ADA drop-off can be found at the Euclid Ave. park entrance. Euclid is one-way during the fair, with traffic moving from Weant Blvd. to 7th Street (or east to west). The Downtowner can provide free rides to those in need of a drop off or pick up. See information below.
• Near the Euclid Ave. entrance you can find a public shade tent (between the First Aid tent and the Main Stage Gazebo) with ADA-priority seating.
• Additional ADA restrooms are also located near each fair entrance & exit.
• All accessibility questions and assistance can be found at the Info Booth.
ACOMODACIONES (ADA)
El aparcamiento ADA se encuentra al norte de Main Street, junto al paseo y al sur de Main Street, frente al Crystal Theater & Bonfire Coffee.
Accesos de llegada ADA se encuentran en la entrada del parque de Euclid Ave. La calle Euclid es de sentido único durante la feria, y el tráfico circula de Weant Blvd. a 7th Street (o de este a oeste). The Downtowner puede proporcionar transporte gratuito a quienes necesiten ser llavados o recogidos. Consulte la información más abajo.
Cerca de la entrada de Euclid encontrará una carpa de sombra pública (entre la carpa de primeros auxilios y el escenario principal) con asientos prioritarios ADA.
También hay baños ADA adicionales cerca de cada entrada y salida de la feria.
Los vehículos deben portar placas ADA o serán remolcados.
Todas las preguntas sobre accesibilidad y asistencia se pueden encontrar en la mesa de información.
Your emcees for the weekend are:
Jamie Abbott
Aly Sanguily
Deborah Colley
Emmet Garcelon
Amy Kimberly Pedro Rivera
Rebecca Binion
Friday, July 25
Ben Bohmfalk
Claudia Pawl
Brian Pawl
Noon ALL VENDORS OPEN 4:00pm CANTINA OPENS (Closes at 9:15pm)
O 12:00pm - 7:30pm CARBONDALE COMMUNITY SCHOOL KIDS CARNIVAL
Come join us for fun and let the little ones get their wiggles out at the CCS bouncy houses located at the Kids Carnival! Proceeds go towards the CCS 8th grade trip to Puerto Rico, where they learn about the culture and participate in local service. Located in Future Town, in the Oasis.
O 3:50pm OPENING BLESSING WITH GABRIELA MEJIA AND FRIENDS
Opening Blessing on the main stage led by Gabriela Mejia, joined by Deborah Colley, in a ceremonial honoring of the ground we dance upon.
O 4:00pm CANTINA & OASIS WATERING HOLE OPEN (Cantina Closes at 9:15pm, The Watering Hole closes at 8pm)
G 4:00pm OPENING DRUM CIRCLE
Bring a drum or other percussion instrument (including homemade items like a bucket), and join Mother of the Fair, Laurie Loeb, in a community-heart-beat drum circle to kick off the Fair.
G 4:50pm WELCOME
Mayor Ben Bohmfalk and Carbondale Arts Executive Director Jamie Abbott welcome all to the Fair!
G 5:15pm C.A.R.P
Formed in Carbondale, CO, in 2017, C.A.R.P. has been bringing original rock music to the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond with a ferocity that channels the landscapes and the people from which it was born. The C.A.R.P. collective ruthlessly merges contemporary rock and roll, psychedelic jam, surf punk, shoe gaze, and more.
O 5:30pm ROCK AND ROLL ACADEMY
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, the Rock and Roll Academy Aspen, a local after-school music program offers week-long summer camps for area students and is proud to perform on The Oasis Stage at Carbondale Mountain Fair for the 7th year running.
O 6:15pm SINGING AND DRUMMING CIRCLE
WITH LISA DANCING LIGHT
Sing out, express your voice, revitalize your Spirit and heal your Soul with Lisa Dancing-Light, Keeper of Songs, as you join her to sing and drum music from Native American, African, Gaelic, and other indigenous cultures. Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge and open to all ages.
KEY
G - Gazebo (Main Stage)
O - Oasis
OS- Open Space
C - Contest
JC- Judging Canopy
Daily Costume Theme: DANCING QUEENS
G 6:45pm SOPRIS SOARERS
Dancing with the Stars! Join Mt Cirque for a dazzling display of unique aerial fun dancing in the sky. Complete with “judges,” family friendly fun, and the Dance Initiatives break dance crew.
O 7:00pm VELVET DAYDREAM
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, the Velvet Daydream, hailing from Denver, is on a mission to resurrect the golden era of rock and roll. With their commitment to the “classic rock show,” the band infuses the scene with the vibrant spirit of the 70s.
G 8:00pm THE NUDE PARTY
Presented by El Dorado Spirits and Legends
Their new album includes 14 songs that dabble in electro-pop and stripped-down country. The Nude Party coalesced and embraced the spirit of collaboration. They’re excited to begin the next chapter of their career.
FRIDAY NIGHT OFFICIAL AFTER PARTY 9:30PM
El Dorado Spirits and Legends hosts the official Mountain Fair afterparty. Come celebrate the fair with local libations and live music by Down Time at 9:30pm. 21 and up only. First-come, first-served entry.
Saturday, July 26
10:00am ALL VENDORS OPEN 11:00am CANTINA OPENS (Closes at 9:15pm)
O 8:30am TRUE FLOW YOGA
A True Nature signature yoga class with Eliza Demarest will meet in Future Town. Located in Future Town, in the Oasis.
C 8:30am MTN FAIR 4-MILER
Independence Run & Hike hosts a four-mile downhill fun run from Prince Creek Road, down the Crystal River Bike Path, and back to the finish line at Mountain Fair in Sopris Park. Participants will meet at Sopris Park at 8:15am to catch a shuttle to the starting line for a 9:00am start. Cost is $40 per participant and kids 12 and under are free. Families with strollers are welcome. Sign up in person at the store, or call (970) 704-0909.
10:00am VENDORS OPEN
O 10:00am - 7:30pm CARBONDALE COMMUNITY
SCHOOL KIDS CARNIVAL
Come join us for fun, and let the little ones get their wiggles out at the CCS bouncy houses located at the Kids Carnival! Proceeds go towards the CCS 8th grade trip to Puerto Rico, where they learn about the culture and participate in local service. Located in Future Town, in the Oasis.
G 10:00am CRYSTAL RIVER BALLET
Meet Snow White, the Seven-Dwarfs, the Hunter, and the Evil Queen in a contemporary storytelling that is sure to captivate audiences of all ages.
O 10:00am COWBOY CORRAL
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, The Cowboy Corral has been sharing songs, stories, and poems about the Old West for a dozen years. Come listen in, sing along, and learn some of the history before Hollywood made the Cowboy a Hero and up to the modern day.
C 10:30am FLY-CASTING COMPETITION
Meet in the Open Space. Sponsored by Alpine Angling. We love you Gill Finn!!
O 10:45am JAS ASPEN STREET HORNS
Starting by the Oasis Music Tent, moving west down Main Street, and finishing with a loop around Sopris Park. Led by Livier Cruz and her puppet parade.
11:00am CANTINA & OASIS WATERING HOLE OPENS
(Cantina Closes at 9:15pm, Watering Hole closes at 8pm)
KEY
G - Gazebo (Main Stage)
O - Oasis
OS- Open Space
C - Contest
JC- Judging Canopy
Daily Costume Theme: ZIGGY STARDUST ‘LET’S DANCE’
O 11:00am BREATHE BISON
See a live enactment of the “Breathe, Bison” book, written by local author Nikki Beinstein. Local youth to perform. Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge.
JC 11:00am PIE-BAKING COMPETITION
Bring entries to the Judging Canopy, located next to the pavilion between 10:30am-10:45am. This year’s theme is “Colorado Garden Party,” and categories include fruit, cream, and exotic.
OS 11:00am SOPRIS SOARERS
Just Dance! Sopris Soarers’ youth performance troupe is here to bring it. A talented set of aerial artists share their love of dance aerial style. Come dance along with us!
G 11:30am BIRDS OF PLAY
Birds of Play is an Americawna Roots quartet based in the San Juan Mountains of Southwestern Colorado. The band features multi- instrumentalists and songwriters Alex Paul on Guitar, Mandolin, and Vocals; Jeanette Adams on Upright Bass; Anneke Dean on Violin, Guitar, and Vocals; and Jack Tolan on Guitar, Mandolin, and Vocals.
O 12:00pm ROARING FORK YOUTH ORCHESTRA
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, The Roaring Fork Youth Orchestra’s Sidewalk Strings ensemble performs a selection of tunes from Bach to Bluegrass and beyond.
C 12:00pm SINGLES HORSESHOE COMPETITION
Located in Glassier Park, two blocks south of Sopris Park on Weant Boulevard. Register at the Info Booth.
OS 1:00pm ADULT LIMBO CONTEST
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.
O 1:00pm EL JAVI
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, El Javi is a Latin American guitarist and composer known for his dynamic instrumental performances that blend flamenco, progressive rock, classical, and Latin influences.
O 1:00pm YOUTH MAKER MARKET
Check out the wares from a selection of local youth in the Creative Canopy.
O 2:00pm ASPEN POLYNESIA
In the Oasis Activity Lounge for their fourth consecutive year, Aspen Polynesia dazzles Mountain Fair with vibrant Tahitian dance and thrilling live percussion.
G 2:00pm PAR AVION
Presented by El Dorado Spirits and Legends Par Avion is an eclectic, indie-surf, instro-project from SoCal delivering breezy, reverb-drenched guitar melodies and cool, coastal vibes with a modern twist. Their sound exudes the essence of endless summer days and mountain adventures. Hitching a ride to Carbondale with Bernard Yin (guitar/lap steel) and Rebecca Ramirez (bass) is the people’s fave Timmy O’Neill on drums.
O 3:00pm EMOTIONAL RESCUE
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, Emotional Rescue is a seven member ensemble, reproducing The Rolling Stones iconic 1970’s and 1980’s hits. Known for delivering an authentic Stones sound and a dynamic stage presence.
OS 4:00pm WOMEN’S WOOD SPLITTING COMPETITION
Hottest competition at the Fair! Hosted by Diesel Dan and Kitty Kat Rich. Sign-ups are at the Information Booth. Slots fill quickly! Prizes provided by Dave Kodama & Sopris Liquor + Wine.
O 4:00pm GLASS BLOWING
Robert G. Burch will be demonstrating glassblowing Saturday evening. Perfect for art lovers, curious minds, and families alike — this event is both educational and awe-inspiring. Live action between 4pm and 7pm. Next to Future Town in the Oasis.
O 4:15pm LATIN DANCE SESSION
Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge, the sensational Mezcla Socials Dance brings the Latin dance heat to Mountain Fair. Ignite your dancing spirit grooving with us.
O 4:45pm 970 BEATKICKS
Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge, Dance Initiative’s kid and adult crews represent hip hop and breakdance to connect, uplift, and celebrate the power of community.
G 5:00pm THEE HEART TONES
Still in their teens when they formed, Thee Heart Tones are inspired by Chicano culture and draw from a deep well of Latin American standards and North American soul ballads, but manage to pull something out that sounds fresh and modern.
O 5:00pm SINGER SONGWRITER CONTEST
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, Round 2 of the 2025 Mountain Fair Singer Songwriter Competition. Come check out this year’s local talents!
Saturday, July 26
O 6:30pm THE CONSTANT TOURISTS
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, The Constant Tourists is Colorado’s favorite gypsy folk rock band that mix upbeat guitar with accordion and jazzy trumpet style to create a one-of-akind experience. Their burning desire is to make people from all walks of life do silly dance moves to their music.
JC 6:30pm | 3RD ANNUAL POTTER’S THROWDOWN
Join the Carbondale Clay Center for the 3rd Annual Pottery Throwdown Relay. This year’s theme will be Music Icons Through the Ages. Form a 4-person team, dress up, and compete for prizes — best-dressed and fastest relay team. Free and all levels welcome. Contestants meet at 6:15pm under the judging tent.
OS 6:45pm SOPRIS SOARERS
It takes two to tango! Mt Cirque adult performance troupe brings a variety set of powerful aerial duo performances in a family friendly presentation of aerial collaboration.
G 8:00pm LA LUZ
Presented by El Dorado Spirits and Legends La Luz is known for their “surf noir” style, with layered vocal harmonies. Their energetic live shows often include soulful dance contests and crowd surfing. Unashamedly vulnerable, unabashedly feminine, and undeniably triumphant, La Luz is beloved for their ability to balance bedlam and bliss, each new record another fine-tuning of the band’s mix of swaggering riffs with angelic vocals borrowed from doo-wop and folk.
Saturday Night
Official After Party 9:30PM w/ PAR AVION
El Dorado Spirits & Legends presents a special late-night set with indie surf band Par Avion, kicking off at 9:30 PM after their performance on the Mountain Fair main stage. Celebrate a night of good times and great music. 21 and up only. by Down Time at 9:30pm. 21 and up only. First-come, first-served entry.
Sunday, July 27
10:00am ALL VENDORS OPEN 11:00am CANTINA OPENS (Closes at 7:30pm)
C 7:45am PORCUPINE GROUP BIKE RACE
Fun is our goal and costumes are required. Registration is from 7am-7:45am at the Bike Parking area on Weant Blvd., with the bikers’ safety meeting at 7:45am. We RIDE at 8am! Entry fee is $25, or $20 with a non-perishable food item for Lift Up.
O 8:30am FEEL GOOD FLOW YOGA
A morning flow yoga class with local yoga instructor, Brittany Geis. Meet in the Oasis’ Future Town
O 9:00am THE VALLEY BLUEGRASS JAM
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, The Valley Bluegrass Jam has been an open acoustic jam in the Roaring Fork Valley for 25+ years.
10:00am VENDORS OPEN
O 10:00am - 1:30pm CARBONDALE COMMUNITY
SCHOOL KIDS CARNIVAL
Come join us for fun, and let the little ones get their wiggles out, at the CCS bouncy houses located at the Kids Carnival! Proceeds go towards the CCS 8th grade trip to Puerto Rico, where they learn about the culture and participate in local service. Located in Future Town.
O 11:00am STORYTIME WITH HOLLY
Take a pause from the frenetic fair and be nourished with an interactive program of gentle movement and music especially for young children, ages 1-4, and their accompanying adults. After a bit of dancing, and lots of singing, enjoy a simple puppet play inspired by the three mothers: Mother Nature, all the hard-working mothers, and Mother Goose. Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge.
G 11:00am NATALIE SPEARS WITH STRING QUINTET
Singer-songwriter Natalie Spears takes the stage with a string quintet to present her celebrated album, Hymn of Wild Things, in a reimagined arrangement for strings in collaboration with composer, Illan Blanck.The members of the quintet include Ross Kribbs, Sarah Graf, Camille Backman, Delaney Myers, and Carl Meinecke.
11:00am CANTINA & OASIS WATERING HOLE OPENS
(Watering Hole Closes at 4pm, Cantina closes at 7:30pm)
JC 11:00am CAKE-BAKING COMPETITION
Bring entries to the judging tent between 10:15-10:45am. This year’s theme is “Rock & Roll.” 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.
KEY
G - Gazebo (Main Stage)
O - Oasis
OS- Open Space
C - Contest
JC- Judging Canopy
Daily Costume Theme: SHAKE IT! ¡SACÚDELO!
C 12:00pm DOUBLES HORSESHOES COMPETITION
C 12:00pm DOUBLES HORSESHOES COMPETITION
Located in Glassier Park, two blocks south of Sopris Park on Weant Boulevard. Register at the Info Booth beginning Friday.
Located in Glassier Park, two blocks south of Sopris Park on Weant Boulevard. Register at the Info Booth beginning Friday.
O 12:00pm HEADY HOOLIGAN
O 12:00pm HEADY HOOLIGAN
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, Heady Hooligan is a Carbondale musician that blends electronic dance grooves with ambient synth sweeps, meditative guitar lines and funky dance beats; cultivating a danceable space funk party.
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, Heady Hooligan is a Carbondale musician that blends electronic dance grooves with ambient synth sweeps, meditative guitar lines and funky dance beats; cultivating a danceable space funk party.
OS 12:00pm DRAG STORY HOUR
OS 12:00pm DRAG STORY HOUR
The Rainbow Lounge is a safe space for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies who are looking to connect with others in the community while learning about LGBTQ+ resources in the valley. The Rainbow Lounge is located in the Open Space.
The Rainbow Lounge is a safe space for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies who are looking to connect with others in the community while learning about LGBTQ+ resources in the valley. The Rainbow Lounge is located in the Open Space.
G 12:45pm MASON LUCAS
G 12:45pm MASON LUCAS
Electronic fusion of world sounds, shimmering Hendrix-esque guitar and heavy bass.
Electronic fusion of world sounds, shimmering Hendrix-esque guitar and heavy bass.
O 1:00pm YOUTH MAKER MARKET
O 1:00pm YOUTH MAKER MARKET
Check out the wares from a selection of local youth in the Oasis Creative Canopy.
Check out the wares from a selection of local youth in the Oasis Creative Canopy.
O 1:00pm COUNTRY LINE DANCE WITH CAITLIN
O 1:00pm COUNTRY LINE DANCE WITH CAITLIN
Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge, bring that sparkle of yours, a big smile, and join us for some line dancing taught by Caitlin Evans!
Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge, bring that sparkle of yours, a big smile, and join us for some line dancing taught by Caitlin Evans!
O 1:30pm SOMATIC DANCE WITH ALYA HOWE
O 1:30pm SOMATIC DANCE WITH ALYA HOWE
Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge, this mid-fair slow down uses simple breath and movement explorations; resetting for closing day.
Located in the Oasis Activity Lounge, this mid-fair slow down uses simple breath and movement explorations; resetting for closing day.
O 2:00pm WILD FLIGHT
O 2:00pm WILD FLIGHT
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, Wild Flight performs eclectic new original music, and re-creates unusual and classic cover songs. Wild Flight delivers a New Retro, Roots Rock show to remember!
Located in the Oasis Music Tent, Wild Flight performs eclectic new original music, and re-creates unusual and classic cover songs. Wild Flight delivers a New Retro, Roots Rock show to remember!
O 2:00pm SOL THEATRE PERFORMANCE OF CABARET
O 2:00pm SOL THEATRE PERFORMANCE OF CABARET
Sol Theatre presents the adult musical Cabaret, set in a seedy Berlin nightclub at the end of the 1920. Located at Thunder River Theatre, just down the Promenade from the Oasis Block Party.
Sol Theatre presents the adult musical Cabaret, set in a seedy Berlin nightclub at the end of the 1920. Located at Thunder River Theatre, just down the Promenade from the Oasis Block Party.
OS 2:15pm TUG-O-LOVE WITH CARBONDALE POLICE VS CARBONDALE EMS/FIRE
You never know what might happen when the Carbondale Police and the Carbondale Fire Department come together in the open space. Make your bets at the Info Booth and join hosts Kitty Kat Rich and Pedro ‘Da Walrus’ Rivera to find out!
G 3:00pm THE FRETLINERS
The Fretliners consist of Tom Knowlton guitar, Sam Parks mandolin, Dan Andree fiddle, and Taylor Shuck bass — a genuine and powerful bluegrass quartet recognized for their songwriting and undeniable chemistry.
Sunday, July 27
OS 4:15pm MEN’S WOOD SPLITTING COMPETITION
The testosterone is heavy in this popular event in which one man will be crowned king. Sign up early as slots fill quickly! A benefit auction of the wood follows. Sign-ups are at the Information Booth. Hosted by Diesel Dan and Kitty Kat Rich. Prizes provided by Dave Kodama & Sopris Liquor + Wine.
G 6:00pm DIGGIN DIRT
Their infectious sound is fueled by blazing horns, searing guitars, and a relentlessly driving rhythm section. Tying it all together is the band’s frontman who launches the ensemble into rarefied air with his pipes, charisma, and natural-born soul.
82 Local
Whimsical mushroom and acorn crystal jewelry inspired by nature. Vibrant mountain and desert art that brings you closer to the wild places you love.
Adam Hoffman Fractals
Wall and art prints using 20 math equations to blend fractal geometry into intricate organic patterns. No A.I.
Ancient Walls Inc.
Original and hand embellished canvas reproductions of the original mixed media wall art
Anna Pausch Studio
Hand-carved and printed woodblocks of hiked landscapes, insects and flora on paper and fabric.
Arturo Garcia Fine Art
Original oil paintings
Brianna Martray Fine Art
Original free-hand drawings
EigenVision
Fine art photography prints from card size to large wall displays on metal, canvas and paper.
Elyssa Edgerly
Mixed media fine art
Heartwood Artist
Original mixed media art
Johanna Mueller
Hand carved relief prints
Jude Bischoff Fine Art
Original paintings and limited-edition prints of my paintings.
Kylee Firlit Creative
Nature-inspired art prints & goods
Meander by Kristen Mickulesku
Archival fine art prints
Meg Harper Art
Energetic interpretation of wildlife, landscapes and the human form painted with an unpredictable palette and reclaimed surface materials.
Patrick Kitson Author
Spooky books/novellas: Carbondale tales and legends
Roman Art
Original paintings and prints
Ryan House Art
Original oil paintings, metal, giclee and paper prints, cards, stickers.
Sarah Uhl
Whimsical mountain art by Sarah Uhl
SOMEDAY
Vibrant & unique illustrations that wander through the imagination & spirit with curiosity & love.
The Spotted Pony
Specializing in equine and Native American subjects, hand-printed silver gelatin
Sweet Letterpress & Design
Snarky greeting cards, notes, and prints
The Art of Dan Abernathy
Drawings on metal, paper and antique maps.
Thomas E Heywood
Photography
Waldern Watercolor
Watercolors
Wildeye Imagery
Photos on metal
Zoe Rae Art
Landscape prints of my original watercolor paintings, greeting cards, stickers, and original printed headwear.
Zach Otte Art
Original paintings, prints, hats and stickers
Addley Craft
Mugs, cups, bowls, copper-lidded jars, bottles, and more.
Artistic Fabrications
Unique handcrafted metal art pieces for home decor and garden settings, crafted from recycled scrap metal, each piece one-of-a-kind.
Beeware Ceramics
Functional & bespoke pottery by Beeware Ceramics
Carbondale Clay Center
Local pottery works
Ceramics by Chase
Colorado minimalist sensibility to ceramic tableware and other useful objects
Club Mud
High & alternative fired quirky pieces & functional designs.
Josephine Pottery
Handmade, hand-decorated, one of a kind pottery in mountain themes that make your coffee taste even better in the morning.
Lil Bud Designs LLC
One-of-a-kind collection of art prints, canvas pieces, stickers, apparel, and more, all featuring Matt’s signature remix of old magazines, retro ads, and historical imagery.
Matt Johnson Ceramics
Functional ceramic dishes and housewares, with an emphasis on decorated surfaces.
Mitch Berg Art
My sculptures are narratives that emerge from scrap piles and molten glass.
Mountain Sculpture Studios
Stone mountainscapes
Prismatik Pottery
Functional pottery
Robot Parade Metal Art
Shelby Cox uses recycled and repurposed metal to make fun wall art and robot sculpture!
Savanna LaBauve Studios
Handbuilt ceramic wares
Wonderland Clayworks
Whimsical tableware and ceramic sculpture
BOOTH VENDOR ACCESSORIES
Arubymoon
Hand printed flags. Winner of the Mountain Fair Tshirt contest!
Avery Lee Designs
Contemporary shapes and hand cut slices of stone from the American west.
Blowfish Designs
Hand-stitched small batch hats and fabric accessories with a variety of fun and flare for the whole family.
Bluedye
Hand stamped brass keychains
Buena Goods
Rad mesh totes made in Salida.
Dying Breeds
Handmade leather goods and other 2d and 3d art
Espacio
Fascinators
Fascinators, headbands, hat bands and hair clips.
Hoot & CO
Really cool dog and pet accessories
Hannah Knauer Hat & Design Co
Meticulously handcrafted hats made here in Carbondale
Mad Hatter
Custom Made Hats
Moon Lake Design
We repurpose vintage handwoven textiles and leather to create everything from handbags and fanny packs to wallets and guitar straps. Weaving tradition with modern style.
Peak Flow Designs
Outdoor related gear and various lifestyle products incorporating materials from wetsuits, rafts, billboards, and recycled gear.
Authentic
Carbondale hand-crafted botanical body line
Cimarron Creek Essentials
Handmade bath and body products
Hamilton’s Mushrooms
High potency organic mushroom extract powders.
Mountain Time Soap
Using only ingredients from nature, we handcraft biodegradable soap and person care products with minimal and compostable packaging.
Rock ‘n Roots Farm
Seed to bottle formulations for skin care, sleep support, pain relief and all your wellness needs. From Paonia.
Sex Plants Rock and Roll Co.
Music-inspired, micro-batch, organic skincare products made with organically homegrown medicinal herbs handcrafted in Salida, Colorado.
VENDOR
A Stitch in Time
Mountainscape upcycled clothing, patches, pillows, purses, doggie bandanas, stretched wall pieces and tapestries - all handcrafted in my unique batik applique style.
akomplice
Akomplice is a movement characterized by the love inherent in each moment. Our philosophy is simple, evolution through innovation.
Autumn Teneyl
Colorado made women’s fashion
Create Good Co
One of a kind clothing from vintage and secondhand textiles.
Cyndi Buck Design
Upcycled cashmere & hand-dyed
Foxlilie Studio
Curated selection of our sustainable clothing styles for women and kids, including overalls, versatile jumpsuits, casual dresses, and cozy sweatshirts.
Goddess Gear
Women’s natural fiber clothing, handmade in Colorado!
Hoohah
70s style outerwear, upcycled one-of-a-kind pieces, and fleece base layers in bright bold colors.
July Five
A functionally elegant line of clothing inspired by the Aprés lifestyle.
Nina Paul Batik Clothing
Colorful, unique wearables
Purple Turtle Tie Dyes
Unique tie dyes and Batiks
River City Sunwear
Quick dry / UPF 50 sun shirts, skorts, skirts, & summer dresses
Sideshow Redesigns
Menswear, western snap shirts, jackets and more. All 1-of-a-kind upcycled and redesigned. Styles from classic vintage to psychedelic kitsch.
The Knitten Cat
Hand dyed fiber, hand spun yarn and gifts for the whole family.
Tiny Elephant
Clothing - fine fabrics
Yamuna Designs
Handmade clothing blending traditional fabrics from India with modern fashion designs.
Bee Chama Honey Honey!
Mamas Peri Peri
Mamas Peri Peri Hot Sauce is a South African family recipe carefully blended in a time-honored tradition of Portuguese culinary excellence.
Roaring Fork Spice
Hand blended, preservative-free seasoning blends from around the world.
Domingo Sausage Co.
Sandwiches, salads, tea
Flavor of the Philippines
Experience the delicious flavors of the Philippines
Gyros with RFHS
Gyros, tea, lemonade, gyros salad
Jeffreez
Gelato
La Creperia
Sweet and savory crepes
La Pastaiola
Artisanal homemade pasta/traditional Italian dishes & desert
Lemonade
Fresh squeezed lemonade variety of flavors
Masala Curry
Nepal and India traditional curry and most popular masala curry
Old Tyme Kettle Korn
Fresh made Kettle Corn
Petit Mont-Blanc
Raclette sammies, waffles, cookies, coffee
Community Classes in Carbondale
Geology Field TripCrystal River Valley
Eat Your Weeds - Seeds and Roots
Saturday 8/2
Permaculture for Social Systems
Wednesday 8/6 (Basalt or Online)
Wines of Sardinia
Ponderosa Forest Walk
Liturature of Jane Austen and Women’s Issues
More Art, Business, Culinary, Dance, Health & Wellness, Home & Garden, Spanish, Sewing, Kids, and Fitness.
FOR INFO & TO REGISTER. . .
Lappala Center
690 Colorado Ave, Carbondale
970-963-2172
The Little Pink Truck Soups, salads & sandwiches
Señor Mango
Mangoes & agua fresca
White House Pizza
Cheese and pepperoni pizza
Windy City Eats
Sandwiches, salads, tea
Chef Cart Bao sandwiches, spring rolls
El Sabor de Mexico Tacos, tortas, burritos, hot dog
Gerb’s Grub Tacos, quesadillas, tater tots
Raspados la Yaquesita
Mexican ice cream shop specializing in raspados/ shaved ice
Suck it Fruity
Refreshing, healthy, fruit drinks carbonated, fermented ades are made from fresh fruit
Big Wheel Beverages
Human-powered snow cones
Bumbu Asian Food Truck
Asian style street food with flavors from Indonesia, Korea, and Thailand. We include vegetarian options and limited gluten free options.
Caleb’s Cotton Candy
Cotton candy
Bravos Food Truck
Korean corn dogs/ half cheese half hotdog on a stick with flour and yeast, not cornmeal for a unique flavour.
La Raza
Mexican cuisine
Sushi Torakku
Specializes in sushi and Japanese cuisine with a Mediterranean flair!
Mountain Heart Brewery
Watering Hole at Oasis Stage
Bee Happy Candles 100% beeswax candles
Colorado Hammock
Camping hammocks, hammock chairs, classic hammocks and double hammocks.
Jen G Studios
Original fine art, hand printed mountain kitchen towels, baby onesies, greeting cards, and recycled books.
Lily’s Florist & Gifts Bonsai+hanging terrariums
Nivek Metal Fun, whimsical metal art!
Padlock Co
Hand-forged Damascus steel knives and handcarved wooden kitchenware
Penni Olive
Handmade home fabric-wares
Skyline Butterflies Butterfly & insect art
So Very Lovely
Air plants and holders, keepsake wood cards, iconic Colorado goods, mirrored affirmation banners, engraved jars.
Spoonwright Wooden spoons
The Owl and The Hourglass Word puzzles, riddles, hardcover codex
Treestump Woodcraft Kitchenware & furniture
Two+Two Chic reusable bags and bowl covers that are food-safe + eco-friendly.
Alison Blair Studio OOAK handcut jewelry designs
Bohemi
Handcrafted jewelry
Canyon Design Jewelry
SW style traditional-contemporary jewelry
sterling silver bracelets, bolo ties, pendants, earrings, rings, with variety of turquoise and different stones.
Crystal Hartman Art Jewelry
Botanical art and sculptural jewelry
Dana Birke Designs
Elegant, delicate nature inspired gold & silver jewelry
Dante Perozzi Jewelry
Thoughtfully handmade wearable sculptures that contain within them the intention of the designer to inspire and empower YOU the wearer.
Desert Moon Jewelry
Bold, unique, lightweight earrings.
Filosophy Gemstone jewelry
Fox and Lupine
Mountain-inspired jewelry crafted by hand in the heart of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
GZVK
Handmade silver & gold jewelry.
Karen Edgerly Studio
Organic classic silver & gold jewelry that is cast, soldered or etched & set with precious and semi-precious gems.
Kelly Horrigan Handmade
Sustainable leather-based statement jewelry and home goods.
Lani and Lexi Jewelry
Turquoise and silver jewelry
LeGrande Jewelry
Hand crocheted jewelry for every occasion. Classic, practical, and versatile.
Pretty Fly Designs
Handcrafted feather earrings and jewelry
S. Howell Studios Nature inspired jewelry
Sunward Jewelry
Hat bar+burning, jewelry
Sydney Kay Jewelry
Silver and gold jewelry.
The Pointed Arrow
Slow batch mountain boho jewelry.
Thread Metal Stone
Handmade and one-of-a-kind jewelry and gear inspired by adventures in the Southwest.
Triannas Fine Designs
My jewelry is artisan, hand-crafted, and made to cherish forever.
Aspen Intuitives
Tarot readings.
Massage
Providing massage therapy throughout the weekend with several therapists.
Bright Linx
Permanent Jewelry
Carbondale Community School
Bouncy houses in the Future Town
Dyenosaur Tie Dye
Tie dye for sale and hands-on tie dyeing
Fabulous Faces By Linda Face painting
Fairy Hair by Frankie Hair tinsel and ear piercing
My Beads
Jewelry for sale and beading for kids
Robert Burch
Glass blowing demonstrations
Sand Art and Hands of Wax
Sand art and dipping hands in wax activity
The Meeting Place
Mandala rock painting
Thompson Schoolhouse, Mindful Me Playhouse, Focused Kids
“Calm Corner” yoga - mindfulness - crafts
Thunder River Theatre
Silly animal puppets
Waldorf School on the Roaring Fork Music, crafts, student made art, flower crowns
wowowow.fun
Handmade empowerment toys
Mama’s Tent with VVH
Valley View Family Birthplace hosting space for mamas to nurse or rest with their families
CANTINA IS OPEN UNTIL 9:15PM Friday & Saturday | 7:30PM on Sunday
Mountain Fair locally sources our beverages. We are proud of our Colorado brewers, distillers, and makers. Featuring: Big B’s, Marble Distilling, Montanya Rum, Odell Brewing Company, Sopris Liquor, Stripped Mixers, Mountain Heart Brewing and Suerte Tequila.
The Mountain Fair Cantina raises money for many nonprofits every year. Not only does this help them, but they really help us. You can be part of this awesome circle of life by putting a few more dollars into their tip jars and showing them some love because they help make our town great. A big thanks to this year’s Cantina Teams!
Friday PM: KDNK and Carbondale Clay Center
Saturday AM: Roaring Fork Leadership and Mt Sopris Montessori
Saturday PM: Carbondale Community School and Carbondale Education Foundation
Sunday AM: Gay For Good and Sopris Sun
Sunday PM: Waldorf School on the Roaring Fork and Thunder River Theatre
Friday Cantina Hours: 4pm - 9:15pm
Saturday Cantina Hours: 11am - 9:15pm
Sunday Cantina Hours: 11am - 7:30pm
A core mission of Carbondale Arts is promoting local artists, especially in the Carbondale Creative District. Please stop by the Valley Artists Booth and see the incredible talent that lives in this valley! You’ll find paintings and prints, pottery and textiles, jewelry, wood crafts, and much more. This year’s artists include: Collin Arnold (Colorado Wild Jewelry), Teal Noelle Bowden (Waters Of The Sun), Brendan, Tao, & Sky Couvreux (Redstone Unicycle Gang), Kelly Grace Field (Kelly Grace Field Fine Art Studio), Julie Grimm (Blue Gate Designs), Dione Holt, Soozie Lindbloom (Out of the Mud), Denise Lopez Aleman, Rafael Loya (Fractalab), Jacqueline Oakley (her Eminence Art), Amy Rutkowski, Maria Sabljak (Secret Doors Studio), Katy VanNostrand, Ruth Ashlie Villarreal, and Greg Watts.
Have a question? Come by the Information Booth to find your answer, grab a program, sign up for a contest, pick up earplugs, grab a dab of sunscreen, or drop off Lost & Found items. Please remember to bring any lost persons to the Information Booth as well.
The Rainbow Lounge is a safe space for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies to connect with others in the community. The Rainbow Lounge is located in the Open Space and opens at 4pm on Friday of the Fair and 10am-7pm on Saturday and Sunday, offering crafting activities for all ages and Bilingual Drag Storytime, Sunday at 12pm.
Need a break from the hustle and bustle of Sopris Park? Come enjoy our transformed historic downtown Main Street, where you’ll find additional food trucks, live music, playful and creative activities (for all ages!), spaces to lounge, and a watering hole featuring Mountain Heart Brewing, La Raza, & BomDia Bubbles. Carbondale Arts collaborates with many community partners to make the Oasis Block Party a place where you’ll want to spend some quality time!
Activity Lounge hosted by Dance Initiative Music Tent hosted by Sol Theatre
Watering Hole: Beverages by Mountain Heart Brewing, BomDia Bubbles, and La Raza Future Town made possible by 579 Main St. LLC
The Silent Auction is a labor of love by many of our arts and crafts vendors, as well as local businesses. This is a great place to check out the array of talent we have at the fair, find wonderful deals, and support year-round programming with Carbondale Arts. Bidding opens Friday at noon, and closes at 2pm on Sunday. The last hour of bidding is known as the “Power Hour,” beginning at 1pm on Sunday. This is when the bidding gets hot! Winners will receive texts beginning at 2pm, and may pick up their prizes between 2-6pm at the Silent Auction Tent.
Get your raffle tickets! It is one of the best ways to support Carbondale Arts programming! We have fantastic packages supported by many local businesses. Stop by the Raffle Booth to learn more. Buy early and often. Grand Prize drawings on mainstage Sunday July 27th at 5pm.
Ticket pricing: $10 - 2 tickets | $20 - 5 tickets | $35 - 10 tickets | $100 - 30 tickets
A custom designed and built Xtracycle by Carbondale locals: Bike Builder Extra-ordinaire Darin Binion, bike bags by Peak Flow Designs, painted seat deck by artist Brian Colley. This bike will take you to experience all of Carbondale (and in style), along with two packable chairs, a picnic blanket, picnic basket, and reusable cutlery. Along with $500 cash and a $100 gift certificate to Sopris Liquor & Wine. Total value = $3,100.
One certificate for 2 two-day lift tickets good at any of Aspen Snowmass’ four mountains through the 2025/2026 ski season, one certificate for a one-night stay at the Limelight Snowmass, (restrictions apply), one certificate for Ajax Tavern at The Little Nell Hotel, one certificate for two one-day Snowmass Bike Park tickets for the 2026 season, one certificate for 2 one-day Lost Forest Base tickets, one certificate for 2 two-day rental packages at Four Mountain Sports, $250 cash, and a $100 gift certificate to Sopris Liquor & Wine. Total value = $3,070.
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Volunteers can check in for their shifts and pick up their hard-earned Friend of Fair T-shirt at the Volunteer Booth! Don’t have a volunteer job yet? Come by the booth to sign up. Four hours of volunteering gets you a Friend of Fair shirt and one entry into a raffle to win two General Admission tickets to the Carbondale Arts Fashion Show!
Get your Mountain Fair Merch! The T-shirt Booth is always stocked with an assortment of classic tees, tank tops, hoodie sweatshirts, reusable cups, fanny packs, and more! All sporting this year’s Mountain Fair poster design by Colorado artist (and vendor!) Jen Grant. The T-shirt Booth opens at noon on Friday, and it ALWAYS sells out by Sunday morning. Get there soon!
THE OASIS ON MAIN STREET continues to expand and improve its offerings in 2025, this time with spaces both dedicated to families, but also immersive activities and spaces for those who need to take a break from the hustle & bustle of Sopris Park. And we are not doing it alone!
We’re excited to add partners like Dance Initiative who is programming activities in Activity Lounge, Sol Theatre supports the Music Tent , The Carbondale Community School hosts the Kids Carnival, along with many others hosting activity booths like Thunder River Theatre Company, Waldorf School, The Meeting Place, Thompson School House and more. This year we are also partnering with Mountain Heart Brewing and Bom Dia Bubbles to host our first-ever Oasis watering Hole. It will create a shady, refreshing place for family and friends to relax, while listening to music from our second stage, featuring fantastic local and regional music.
Jen is a self-taught printmaker living and creating in Lafayette, Colorado. For the past 11 years, she’s been making handprinted gratitude and grief flags, greeting cards, and mixed media prints using relief and screen-printing techniques. Inspired by Tibetan Prayer Flags, her flags are created to honor life’s moments, milestones, and passions.
Much of her inspiration comes from the beauty of the Colorado outdoors, family, and the joys and struggles of being human. She says “I create art to connect — with myself, with others, and with the world—and I’m deeply grateful whenever one of my pieces finds its way into someone’s life to help celebrate, remember, or simply show up for one another.”
Jen fell in love with Mountain Fair after first attending 10 years ago, and has been an art vendor for the past several years. “I’m so honored and humbled to be part of this vibrant, creative community in Carbondale for a few days each summer — and I can’t wait for the joy, connection, and dancing this year!”
There are some people who leave an indelible mark wherever they go --- of great ideas, incredible talent, and maybe a little bit of magic. Throw in a great smile, hilarious laugh, and an infectious playful spirit and you’ve got Laura Stover.
Laura has been sharing her genius with Carbondale Arts since 2013, back when the organization was still named Carbondale Council on Arts & Humanities. Whether it’s the Fashion Show -- where she’s designing lines, creating the jaw-dropping projections, and sharing in the creative direction with the team -- or at Mountain Fair -- where she’s bringing poster ideas into well-crafted merchandise, like tshirts, sweatshirts, hats, and more -- Laura’s mark on Carbondale Arts and Carbondale is massive.
We wanted to take this moment to thank you, Laura Stover. Mountain Fair wouldn’t be the same without you. Carbondale wouldn’t be the same. We’re inspired by you, grateful for you, and very, very, very lucky to work with you and call you a friend.
How do we do what we do? Your support keeps us thriving. Whether you are a participant, a volunteer, member, or artist, your involvement is what keeps Carbondale Arts ticking! Members are our heart and soul and we show our appreciation year-round. Please remember too, your membership helps us provide a FREE Fair, as well as so many great events, high-caliber gallery exhibitions, and arts education programs.
The value of every donation, large or small, leaves a last ing impact on what Carbondale Arts is able to offer the community. Please consider donating at carbondalearts.com
COMMUNITY SUSTAINERS
Ad d y Fou n d a tio n | A lp i ne Ban k
| Arm o u r C h ar i ta b le Fun d |
A s pen Com m u nity Fo u nd a ti o n
| Aspen T hr ift S hop | Cit y o f
A s pen | Co lo rado C re a ti ve
I n d u st ri e s | Eco- P ro d uct s
| El D o ra do | Jon a tha n D +
Mark C. Lew i s Foun d a t i on |
Ka r p Ne u Han l on, PC | K i r st i e
S teine r, O rch a rd C reek Ran c h |
K P CO | Mi c h ae l E. McG o ld r ic k
Fo un d a ti on | Mountai n Hear t
B rewer y | SIX P ro ductio n s |
S o L T he a t re Compa ny | S N O B
P ro du ct io n s | So p ris Li q uo r & Wine | Town o f Carb o ndale |
T he Wo l fpa c k Fo und a ti o n
GRAND CURATORS
7 7 7 I nve stment Cor p | ALE A
G ro up Com pa ny | A rche s
Fo un d a ti on | Fir stBank |
Lan d + S he l te r A rch i te c tu re | Le
M i e u x- Ro d m an G i vin g F u nd |
Mary G r i ff i th | Melo ny & Ada m
Lew i s | P e ter & M i ke G i lbert |
S o n g b i rd So u n d Syste m s | S u e
Edel stei n & Bi l l S pe n ce | Tyle r
S ta b le fo rd & Megan Cu r rier |
U m b re l la Roo fing | Z G rou p
A rc hi tectu re & I n teri o r
ART LOVERS
2757 De s ig n Co | Adam Ru d d
| Ba s alt P r i n t i ng & A rt S upp l ie s | Bet h e l Party Re n tal s | bl d g
s eed a rc h i tect s | Ca r bonda l e
Family De n tal | Colo ra d o Mt n
Co lle g e | Cool Brick S t u dio s
| Da l by, We n dla n d & Co. |
Do s G ri n go s | G re g & Ka t hy
Fei ns in g e r | Jack s on & Oliv i a
Emme r | Jo h n S tickn ey & Le e
Beck | J o h n & Ruth Wa rd |
J u lie Lu n d | KA De s ig nwo r k s | Ke l ly & Ja n Ko o r n | Li s bet h
E n sm i nge r | Lon dy Shap i ro
Family | M a r ily n Lowey an d
Pam Ro s e n a u | Mic h ael B row n | Pa tti S t ra n a h a n | P C D rew |
P e te Bella n de | Re b e kah Lo dg e
| R J Padd ywa c k s P et O u tf i t te r
| Roger & Joan Gur re n tz | Sall y
Sak i n & D u n can Ba r be r | Sa m & Chel s ea Sax to n | Ta tian a & M i chae l B row n | T h e nd a ra
Fo un d a tio n | T h i rd S t ree t
Ce n ter | Vic ker s Col l ectio n | W heeler Ope ra H ou s e
MUSIC FANS
A l ta Ot to | Ben Bo hm fa l k &
Me g an Pe r ki ns | B eve r l y Pa te ra |
B r u ce & Jane War ren | B u i ld er s
F i r st S o u rce | Car bon dal e
C h a m be r o f Com me rce |
Col d we ll Ban ke r M as on M o r s e
| COV E NT UR E | Cr ysta l R i ve r
E l e m e n ta ry Sch o ol | D av i d
Th i ck m a n | D es i ree Ro t h s ch i l d
| D o na l d & Ma rci a Flak s | D o s
G r i n g os B u r ri to s | Du a n e & Sh e r r y
Ab bo tt | El i z abeth & C l ay A l l e n
| E m i ly & Ge o rge B oh m fa l k |
Eve rG reen Ze ro Wa ste | Goo de -
F i s c he r Ad vi s ed Fu nd a t A s p e n
Com m u ni t y Fo und a ti on | H e l en e
Gu d e | Th e Ho me G ro u p I nc |
I n k swe ll Sc ree n Pr i n te rs | I re n e
F r ied m an | Jas on Be r v | La ra & Ma rc W hi t l ey | La ur ie Lo e b | L u ma Me d i c a l Ae st h et ic s |
Ma cM e i er Fo und a t i o n | M i ch ae l & Bar b a ra M a xso n | Mo o re Dr y
Do c k Fo u nd a t io n & C hr i sti e
Bar n e s | N an cy S ha pi ro | Os m i a
Ski n ca re | PAJ W ELL Fou n d a tio n
| P ep pin o s Piz za | P h a t Th a i |
P h i l l ip Ke n d zio r | Pl ot s ky ’s Del i |
P o l l i n a to r C ho co l a te | RA N e ls o n
| Rob e r t Sc h ul t z & Jea n M ar i e
Hegart y | Th u nd e r Ri ve r Th e a t re
Com p a ny | To n i a B l ee ch e r | Wi l d
S p r u ce Ma ss a g e & We lln e ss
CREATIVITY CONNECTOR
3B ’s Ba ke ry | A rcos Mob il it y
| A s pen D a n ce Connect i o n |
Bota ny Ho u se Pl a n t S h op |
B rooks Ba r ron | Ca rl yn P o r te r | Ca rol We l l s - Fede r ma n |
Ca ro ly n H owa rd | Car ya t i d
S t ru ct u ra l Eng i nee r in g |
Cla re n ce & An n e B l ac kwe l l | Co l o rado M ounta i n Leaf |
Conn i e Ca l away | T he C row an d
Key | D ave & Jo cel y n D ur ran ce | D avi d C. Vo l z & Jo s eph A Z i ko r J r. | E ll en Mo rr i s on | Geo rg i ne Yo u ng | G ranett a Pani n
Chief of Operations
Deborah Colley
Entertainment Director
Aly Sanguily
Production Lead
James Gorman
Vendor Coordination
Staci Dickerson
Jamie Abbott Executive Director
Carbondale Arts Staff
Brian Colley, Gallery Manager
Deborah Colley, Events & Campaigns Manager
Staci Dickerson, Art Sales & Launchpad Liaison
Berry Hurst, Bookkeeping
Sarah Overbeck, Marketing & Communications Director
Emily Reilly, Programs Manager
Michael Stout, Community Engagement Director
Wise Elders
Amy Kimberly
Laurie Loeb “Mother of the Fair”
Mark “Bee Sweet” Taylor
Production Team
Mark Taylor
Kevin Lundy
Jeff Britt
Emmet Hood
Darin Binion
Dean McMichael
Allen Porter
Aubrey Hood
August Strelau
Marcus Thackston
Jason Albert
Jason Segal
Jeptha Hoffman
Kate Voss
Matthew Rader
Mike Monahan
Allen Porter
Garret Delcastillo
Tee Conrad
Darren Troy
Pete Rich
Pete Thompson
Forest Fulker
Ryan Jervis
Rodrigo Salcido
Lucien Pevec
Dallas Erwin
Forest Faulkner
In Loving Memory of Casey Piscura
Vendor Support
Marianne Ackerman
Teri Bruna
Alta Otto
Phyllis Smilack
Penny McDill
Victoria Ackerman
Joanne Teeple
Robert (Bernsie) Comey
Electricians
Bill Laemmel/Carbondale
Light and Power
Lance Dement
Rob Janssen
Joey Staron
Sean Hartman
Stage Management
Jeff Britt
Charlie Noone
Darin Binion
Matt Hoogenboom
Audio Visual
SNOB Productions
Band Liaison
Leslie Johnson
Backline Manager
Charlie Noone
Backline Support
Harley Ellis
Josh Behrman
Ashton Taufer
SNOB Productions
Band Merchandise
Veronica Lamaak
Band Transportation
The Valley Hopper
Drum Circle
Laurie Loeb
John Colson
Anne Sullivan
Mona Newton
Dave Lewis
Nancy Thal
Lori Patrick
Eric Baumheier
John DiBenedetto
Nicole Patrick
Dave Kanzer
Dave White
Jessie Lehmann
Marc Bruell
Luke Nestler
Chad Patrick
Morgan Williams
Lyn Byers
Holly Richardson
Scott Levine
JP Strait
Sloan Shumaker
Park Perimeter
Kelly Phillips
James Nims
Jonathan Snodgrass
Ed Piccolo
Couldn’t do this without
5Point Film Festival
Ashley Buss
AspenOut
BomDia Bubbles
Carbondale Parks and Recreation
Carbondale Police
Carbondale Public Works
Carbondale Rural Fire
Protection District
Carbondale Trustees
Chief Kirk Wilson
EcoProducts
Eric Brendlinger
El Dorado
Garrett Kennedy
Gay4Good
Jerry Gillespie
Josh Lange
KDNK
Kevin Schorzman
Lauren Gister
Leah Swan & Patrick King
Louie Girardot
Marla Barnett
Marty Calkins
Michael Arnold
Mike Wagner
Mountain Heart Brewing
Patrick Thibault
RE-1 School District
River Valley Ranch
Russel Sissom
Rock Leonard
The Sopris Sun
Town of Carbondale
Westbound & Down Brewery
Green Team
EverGreen ZeroWaste
Alyssa Reindel
Dave Reindel
Elisabeth Richardsen
Oliver Reindel
Malcolm McMichael
Jason White
Sarah Johnson
Kristin Mattera
Mark Weinhold
Brad Snyder
Cora Carballeira
Adam Carballeira
Jared Barnes
Betsy McMichael
Dave Reed
Nick Lado
Green Team (cont’d)
Debbie Bruel
Mona Newton
Water Coordination
Richard Vottero
Scott Levine
Poster Design
Jen Grant
Gazebo Stage Design + Video Content
Loren Wilder, Wilder
Design
Corey Summers, Pika
Furniture Studio
Brett Haynes, Bonedale
Tattoo
Wylie Chenoweth
Gazebo Stage
Build Crew
Gwen Garcelon
Brett Haynes
Candice Hart
Chris Hassig
Blake Linehan
Paul McQueeny
Ernestina Pavlovsky
Matt Roeser
Corey Stasinos
Cody Kosinski
Sunsense Solar
Floral Design
Eagle Crest Nursery
Eric Baumheier
Nordic Gardens
Program
Sopris Sun
Heidi Overbeck
Program Design
Emily Blong
Photographers
Sarah Overbeck (Media Supervisor)
Mark Burrows
Theo Corwin
Brent Moss
Jamie Ramge
Renee Ramge
Jim Ryan
Daivd Vasquez
Oasis
Michael Stout
Jennifer Hughes, SoL
Theatre
Simon Cox, Coxtopus
Productions
Morgan Williams
Emily Reilly
Rachel Leigh Cohen
Gabriela Alvarez Espinoza
Joan Dizon
Dance Initiative
Mountain Heart Brewing
BomDía Bubbles
Habitat for Humanity of the Roaring Fork Valley
Aspen Polynesia
970 Beatkicks
Andrea Orrego
Caitlin Evans
Alya Howe
Carbondale Chamber
Z Group Architecture + Interior Design
Live Broadcast
KDNK Community Radio
Carbondale Arts Valley
Artists Booth
Brian Colley
Laura Wagner
T-Shirt Coordination
Laura Stover
Pam Williams
Christine Helling
Shawn Tonozzi
Melissa Rivera
Marina Skiles
Rachael Sellers
Melissa Rivera
Aisha Weinhold
Volunteer Coordinators
Kellyn Wardell
Sarah Kuhn
Brooke Bockelman
Brian Golden
Isa Johnson
Helene Gude
Raffle Coordinators
Rebecca Binion
Cortney McDougall
Jill Napiwocki
Jonathan Stokely
Sara Hagopian Porter
Kerry Vandervoort
Annie Gonzales
Sue Drinker
Silent Auction
Katy Parr
Kathleen Sgambati
Amy Stangl
Ana Melayes
Backstage Hospitality
Rachael Gillespie
Jerry Gillespie
Stephanie Gillespie
Barry Fitzsimmons
Dan Shnider
Janisha Williams
Kristin Baker
Neal Luther
Olivia Pevec
Matt Kennedy
Jessica Hood
Kristen Levey
Shane Spyker
Hattie Johnson
Julia Morton
Lindsay Gurley
Lee ‘From Leadville’
Odell Brewing Co
Bom Día Bubbles
Cocoa Club/Pollinator
Chocolate
DOS Gringos
Phat Thai
Peppinos Pizza
Bonfire Coffee
Domingo Sausage Co.
Plosky’s Deli
White House Pizza
Jalisco Grill
Ming’s Cafe
3 B’s Bakery
Coloradough
New York Pizza
Village Smithy
Fat Belly Burgers
Carbondale BeerWorks
Dooley Creek Farms
Nieslanik Farms
Dave Curulewski/Peak
Microgreens
Sustainable Settings
Wild Mountain Seeds
Backstage Security
Mugsy Fay
Lora Galora
Christian Stack
Backstage Design
Aly Sanguily
Eliza Demarest
Claire De L’Arbe
Anders Carlsen
Matte Curry
Matt Soltesz
Sheer Bliss Aspen
Prismatica Art
This is Carbondale, Colorado, and we want you to take it all in.
Take it easy on our wild places
Take it easy on our town
Take it easy on each other
Take it all in… and take it easy.
Backstage Furnishings
Habitat for Humanity of the Roaring Fork Valley
Trailer Support
Amy Kimberly
Staci Dickerson
Stephen Deliyanis
Info Booth
Bob Shultz
Amy Kimberly
Jean Marie Hegarty
Kat Rich
Mustang Molly
Cantina
Evan Cree
Jeff Lauckhart
Brett Nelson
Mike Mines
Kyle Wagner
Cal Viall
Chris Whaling
Kyle Pieti
Isabelle Delise
Shawn Gerum
Avy Harris
Matt Gwost
Kersten Gwost
Eric Mitchell
Bear Patera
Beverly Patera
Fred Stover
Carrie Tippet
Trevor Clapper
Kaleigh Wisroth
Odell Brewing Company
Big B’s Delicious Orchard
Marble Distilling
Montanya Distillers
Mountain Heart Brewing
Company
Suerte Tequila
Stripped Mixers
Money Honeys
Amber van Berlo
Amy Kimberly
Ben Bohmfalk
Christian Bohmfalk
Cara Agran
Berry Hurst
Dan Giese
Raychl Keeling
George Wear
Seth Goddard
Rainbow Lounge
Janet Gordon
Steve Mills
Jessi Rochel
Rocio De La Cruz
Allie Wettstein
Gay For Good Rocky
Mountains
Free Mom Hugs
Peace Patrol
Michael Gorman
Dave Kanzer
Elissa Rodman
George Wear
Carl Ellerbrook
Dallas Erwin
Allie Cryns
Marcus Thackston
Katie Alderson
José Roman
Lawrence Bond
Pie Contest
Carly DeBeque
Alta Otto
Amber Van Berlo
David Lubrant
Heidi Hendricks
Hilary Hendricks Preston
Penelope Mathis
Delaney Jaeger
Amber Van Berlo
Shaggy Fink
Ken “Luby” Lubrant
Ben Ludlow
Cake Contest
April Crow Spaulding
Bryce Pizano
Grace Flash Gallo
Phi Filerman
Hunter Popkin
Rebekah Fulker
Britni Johnson
Katherine Rushton
CCC Throwdown
Carbondale Clay Center
Angela Bruno
Matt Eames
Hannah Bare
KL&A Engineers & Builders
Limbo
Dr. Limbo
John Foulkrod
Ken “Luby” Lubrant
Billy Hammond
Eric Baumheier
Jessie Lehman
Dave Kanzer
Dave White
Wood Splitting
ACE Hardware
Dan Giese
Kat Rich
Blake McDonald
Darin Binion
Matt Hoogenboom
Nic Degross
SavATree
Kenichi Woodworking
Sopris Liquor & Wine
Tug o’ Love
Kat Rich
Pedro ‘Da Walrus’ Rivera
Carbondale & Rural Fire
Protection District
Carbondale Police
Department
Carbondale Arts Board
Four-Mile Fair Run
Brion After
Independence Run and Hike
Porcupine Loop & Bike
Parking
Darin Binion
Matt Hoogenboom
Revel Bikes
Stomparillaz
Aloha Mountain Cyclery
Horseshoes
McCarra Baker
Fly-Casting
Gill Finn
Alpine Angling
Singer Songwriter Competition
Shanti Gruber
Morgan Williams
Sheena Patterson
Craig Patterson
Meagan Goodwin
Katie Houchin
Jennetta Howell
Glenwood Music
Cool Brick Studios
Steve’s Guitars
KDNK Community Radio
Above & Beyond
Business Support
Alpine Bank
Aspen Sopris Ranger Station
Bethel Party Rentals
Bonfire Coffee
Blue Heron Forge
Builders FirstSource
Cocoa Club
Comfort Inn
Dos Gringos
El Dorado
FirstBank
Haul It All
Hotel Colorado
Hoffman Hotel
Habitat for Humanity of the Roaring Fork Valley
Louie the Computer Guy
Main Street Businesses
Mountain Heart Brewing
Mountain Flow
Peppinos
Poster Placement
Quality Brands
Golf at River Valley Ranch
Roaring Fork School District
SNOB Productions
SoL Theatre
Sheer Bliss Aspen
Sopris Liquor & Wine
Sunsense Solar
The Valley Hopper
Thunder River Theatre
Z Group Architecture and Interior Design
Carbondale Arts Board of Directors
Marina Skiles - President
Rebecca Binion
Brooke Bockelman
Lawrence Bond
Dan Giese
Brian Golden
Lety Gomez
Andrea Harris
Isa Johnson
Raychl Keeling - Vice President
Claudia Pawl
George Wear
FRIDAY, JULY 25
NOON Vendor Booths Open
O Noon - 7:30pm KIDS CARNIVAL
G 3:50pm OPENING BLESSING WITH GABRIELA MEJIA AND FRIENDS
G 4:00pm RHYTHM OF THE HEART COMMUNITY DRUM CIRCLE
4:00pm CANTINA & OASIS WATERING HOLE
OPEN (Cantina Closes at 9:15pm, Watering Hole closes at 8pm)
SATURDAY, JULY 26
C 8:30am MTN FAIR 4-MILER
O 8:30am TRUE FLOW YOGA
10:00am VENDORS OPEN
G 10:00am CRYSTAL RIVER YOUTH BALLET:
O 10:00am - 7:30pm KIDS CARNIVAL
O 10:00am COWBOY CORRAL PERFORMANCE
C 10:30am FLY-CASTING COMPETITION
O 10:45am JAS ASPEN STREET HORNS
11:00am CANTINA & OASIS WATERING HOLE
OPEN (Cantina Closes at 9:15pm, Watering Hole closes at 8pm)
OS 11:00am SOPRIS SOARERS
O 11:00am BREATHE BISON
C 11:00am PIE-BAKING COMPETITION
G 11:30am BIRDS OF PLAY
O 12:00pm ROARING FORK YOUTH ORCHESTRA
C 12:00pm SINGLES HORSESHOE COMPETITION
OS 1:00pm ADULT LIMBO CONTEST
O 1:00pm EL JAVI
SUNDAY, JULY 27
C 7:45am PORCUPINE GROUP BIKE RACE
O 8:30am FEEL GOOD FLOW YOGA
O 9:00am VALLEY BLUEGRASS JAM
10:00am VENDORS OPEN
O 10:00am - 1:30pm KIDS CARNIVAL
11:00am CANTINA & OASIS WATERING HOLE
OPEN (Watering Hole Closes at 4pm, Cantina closes at 7:30pm)
O 11:00am STORYTIME WITH HOLLY
G 11:00am NATALIE SPEARS WITH STRING QUINTET
C 11:00am CAKE-BAKING COMPETITION
O Oasis
G Gazebo (Main Stage)
C Competition
OS Open Space
G 4:50pm MOUNTAIN FAIR WELCOME
G 5:15pm C.A.R.P
O 5:30pm ROCK AND ROLL ACADEMY
O 6:15pm SINGING AND DRUMMING CIRCLE
OS 6:45pm SOPRIS SOARERS
O 7:00pm VELVET DAYDREAM
G 8:00pm THE NUDE PARTY
O 1:00pm LIVE PAINTING
O 1pm-4pm YOUTH MAKER MARKET
G 2:00pm PAR AVION
O 2:00pm ASPEN POLYNESIA
OS 2:15pm TUG-O-LOVE WITH CARBONDALE POLICE VS CARBONDALE FIRE
O 3:00pm EMOTIONAL RESCUE
OS 3:40pm BONEDALE FLASHMOB
OS 4:00pm WOMEN’S WOOD SPLITTING COMPETITION
O 4:00pm GLASS BLOWING DEMO
O 4:15pm LATIN DANCE SESSION
O 4:45pm 970 BEATKICKS
G 5:00pm THEE HEART TONES
O 5:00pm SINGER SONGWRITER CONTEST
O 5:45pm ZUMBA LIGHTS DANCE
O 6:30pm THE CONSTANT TOURISTS
OS 6:45pm SOPRIS SOARERS
G 8:00pm LA LUZ
C 2:00pm DOUBLE HORSES COMPETITION
O 12:00pm HEADY HOOLIGAN
OS 12:00pm DRAG STORY HOUR
G 12:45pm MASON LUCAS
O 1:00pm - 4:00pm YOUTH MAKERS MARKET
O 1:00pm COUNTRY LINE DANCE WITH CAITLIN
O 1:30pm SOMATIC DANCE WITH ALYA HOWE
O 2:00pm WILD FLIGHT
G 3:00pm THE FRETLINERS
OS 4:15pm MEN’S WOOD SPLITTING COMPETITION
G 6:00pm DIGGIN DIRT
