Mountain Fair 2021 - 50th Anniversary

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MOUNTAIN FAIR July 23-25, 2021 in Sopris Park

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Welcome to the 50th Carbondale Mountain Fair

Bienvenides a la 50° Mountain Fair de Carbondale

“From one year of social distancing to 50 years of socializing”

“Desde un año de distanciamiento social hasta 50 años socializando”

This enduring gathering of community set the stage for the Carbondale we know today. A place where we may not always agree but we always come together around the Fair and make it happen. Where we respect our differences and embrace our common goals. As Barb Bush is quoted,”we’ve been looking for the unicorns for years..” because Carbondale does have a touch of magic beneath the impressive gaze of Mount Sopris. I have been steeped in story, myth and legend this past year, looking for the tidbits that make us who we are today. Ultimately it is the people that choose to live here that fuels the spirit of Carbondale.

That started with the Utes and we will always honor them and the land they tended. Many of the folks who started the Fair are still part of it 50 years later, along with friends, family and several new generations.

There are far too many to thank individually, but I urge all to learn about, and reflect on, this history as it is up to us to ensure that this tradition carries on. We need to tend to our earth as we tend to our children and always make time for this gathering as it is an important ritual that instills inclusion, volunteerism, collaboration and creativity. This is the ethos of who we are. So when the drums start beating in Sopris Park, it’s time to come together, drop any judgment and celebrate together. Thanks for being part of it!

Esta larga reunión entre la comunidad ha preparado el escenario para el Carbondale que conocemos hoy. Un lugar donde posiblemente no siempre estaremos de acuerdo pero siempre nos juntaremos para la feria y hacerlo realidad. Donde respetamos nuestras diferencias y acogemos nuestras metas en común. Así como se cita a Barb Bush, “hemos estado buscando los unicornios por años..” porque Carbondale tiene un toque de magia bajo la mirada impresionante de Mount Sopris. He sido empapada en la historia, los mitos y leyendas este año que pasó, buscando las cositas que nos hacen lo que somos ahora. Por último, es la gente que busca vivir aquí lo que aviva el espíritu de Carbondale. Eso empezó con les Utes y siempre les honraremos y a la tierra que tendieron.

Muchas de las personas que empezaron la feria todavía siguen siendo parte de ella después de 50 años, junto con amigues, familia y varias nuevas generaciones. Hay mucho para agradecer, pero deseo que aprendan, y reflexionen, sobre esta historia ya que depende de nosotres garantizar que esta tradición continua. Necesitamos cuidar esta tierra así como cuidamos a nuestres hijes y siempre darle tiempo a esta reunión ya que es un ritual importante que inculca la inclusión, voluntariado, colaboración y creatividad. Estos son los valores de lo que somos. Así que, cuando los tambores comienzan a sonar en Sopris Park, es tiempo de reunirnos, dejar caer cualquier juicio y celebrar juntes. ¡Gracias por ser parte de ello!

The CCD is going strong!

The Carbondale Creative District has been a strong part of Carbondale for the last six years. The district has solidified Carbondale’s reputation as a place that fosters creativity, economy, collaboration and equity. The CCD works closely with government, business, our Chamber and Tourism, artists, healers, farmers, chefs, performers, designers and more, to keep Carbondale safe, vibrant and a place we all can live. Unfortunately it is harder to do in this region due to the high cost of living. Our diversity is threatened. It will take all of us coming together to find a solution and that is why we will need so many creatives at that table. It is going to take thinking outside the box, financial support, lots of listening and learning, and dedicated time to find solutions for the problems facing us in the 21st century. The CCD is dedicated to ensuring a future that keeps Carbondale authentic, unique and accessible. Check out our web page at carbondalecreativedistrict.com. You can search the district and discover over 250 businesses and artists in the area, find the latest news and happenings and meet the folks that make it happen creatively in the region.

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Dedication 5 Upcoming Events 6 History 8 Hot Tips 10 Sustainablity 12 Sustentabilidad 15 Important Info 16 Información 19 Schedule 20 Maps 32-35

Glance Schedule 38 Raffle Tickets 40 Competitions 41 Cantina 43 Silent Auction 45 Vendors 46 Arts Through It All 56 Goodbye Jay 57 Thank Yous 58 Free Vacinations 63

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This Fair is dedicated to Robin Sutherland ... and all those who gave of time and spirit Written by John Colson The late, nationally recognized concert pianist Robin Sutherland was in one sense a true son of the Carbondale Mountain Fair, now celebrating its 50th year.

Born John Robin Sutherland in 1951 (he legally dropped the “John” later in life), he was raised in Greeley, Colorado.

Sutherland was a child musical prodigy starting from the age of four years and, thanks to a fortuitous combination of circumstances, ended up living, teaching and learning in the Roaring Fork Valley in the early 1970s, the era when the Mountain Fair was born.

The woman credited with being the main force behind creation of the Fair, Laurie Loeb of Carbondale, befriended Sutherland that year and remembered recently that he was peripherally involved in Fair activities starting in 1972, though she could not recall exactly what he did in those early years.

By 1975, however, Sutherland's growing fame as a gifted classical pianist (he was named principal keyboardist for the San Francisco Symphony in 1974) propelled him onto the makeshift stage of that year's Fair, playing a piece the title of which unfortunately has been lost to time.

Several years later, after Loeb had met and married another of the Roaring Fork Valley's long time musical personalities, composer and conductor Ray Adams, the two men came up with a formal, if somewhat irreverent connection to the annual Fair.

Robin Sutherland. Photo by Becky Young.

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Sutherland and Adams (with a changing crew of helpers, including yours truly) took on the nighttime security chore for the Fair and, in the early 1980s, dubbed themselves “The A Team,” filching the name from a television series that ran from 1983-1987 (ultimately the A-Team morphed into today's Peace Patrol.)

With official sanction from the Fair organizers, they attached themselves to the Fair’s weekend security squad, which was in charge of keeping the peace and watching over the many booths that lined Sopris Park.

Sutherland, who died last year, loved Carbondale and immensely enjoyed coming to the Fair when he could, and it is a fitting tribute to his devotion to this community that this year's Carbondale Mountain Fair is dedicated to his memory.

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Carbondale Arts Upcoming Events

Carbondale Arts is housed at The Launchpad in the heart of the Carbondale Creative District. We are a hub of activity including dance and performance, aerials and fencing, complete with a gift shop and gallery. Known for putting on fabulous events, here are a few you should save the date for: The Garden Music Concert Series is deigned to celebrate the rich diversity of artistic styles and cultural backgrounds in our place and time. Each program is from a different world with a unique voice and narrative.

July 29 “Mozart Divertimento” Thompson House, Carbondale Imagine meandering into an 18th century garden, and amongst the fragrance is the most delightful music.

Each movement of this Mozart masterpiece will be paired up with a reading inspired by nature. In the space adorned with garden beauty, some plein-air artists will share their expression through palettes. Performers: MinTze Wu (violin), Jay Yiu (viola), Michael Graham (cello) with narration by Jem Moore.

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August 18-19 “Death of the Pugilist” The Orchard Gathering Center, Carbondale An experimental ensemble piece based on contemporary American novelist Daniel Mason’s story of the same name.

A narrator tells the story in its unedited entirety and five musicians weave the emotional tapestry with music. From the quayside docks, to taverns of low-repute, and the squalor of family life in the working class, the narrative follows a young man as he comes of age in a roughand-tumble profession, and an actual boxing event that took place in the 1800’s England. Settling on modern, minimalistic music to emphasize the objectiveness of the story teller, Bach as the point/counterpoint inherent in boxing, and Irish folk music to set the tone for the time period, the production creates something greater than the whole of its parts, a moving, emotionally rapt work that is truly unique. Performers: Jem Moore (narrator & musician) MinTze Wu (violin), Eric Thorin (musician), Joy Adams (musician), Blayne Chastain (musician).

Convergent Circus Wed, Sep 22 - Sat, Sep 25, 13 Moons Ranch Imagine a portal that takes you into a world of performance and immersive art centered around the four elements; Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. The Convergent Circus is a 4-day interactive art park and

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theatrical experience located at the base of Mt. Sopris where the flowing waters of the Crystal River and Thompson Creek converge. Audience members will walk through a half-mile of site-specific outdoor environments. The land will be transformed into a fantasy world that will use the four elements to portray thought provoking concepts from the past, present and future.

Art Camps Feed the Creative Child within.

Carbondale Arts still has some spaces and scholarships available. Sign up for this summer’s art camps with Carbondale Arts on our website.

If you’d like to be part of creating this amazing event please join us on August 13th and 22nd - 2 pm - 7 pm for Artist Build Day and potluck or join Air on Wed. August 11th from 3 pm - 5 pm at 13 Moons Ranch.

The Origin of Poi Spinning Dates: Aug 5-6 | Ages: 11 to 15 Price: $85 members/ $100 non member

The R2 Gallery, located in The Launchpad presenting high-quality exhibitions throughout the year. For a full schedule visit our website, where you can also tour the exhibits virtually.

The best way to stay connected with events, information and opportunity in the Roaring Fork Valley is through our monthly EBlasts.

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Skate Deck Art Dates: August 2-4 | Ages: 11-15 Price: $85 members/ $100 non member

Full Body P-ART-TAY Dates: August 9-11 Ages: 8 - 12 Price: $85 members/ $100 non member Fairy Tale Mask Making Dates: Aug 12-13 | Ages: 7-11 Price: $85 members/ $100 non member For a full schedule please visit carbondalearts.com, where all exhibits are also offered via virtual tour.

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History in the Making, 50 Years and Counting! photos and historical artifacts around the Fair and now this story will live on and grow. The gathering started in 1972 with Laurie Loeb leading the charge. She wasn’t alone.

People like Richie Marks, Wick Moses, Peggy DiVilbiss, Rick Lawrence, Barb Bush and many more, came together to make those first fairs happen.

The funny thing is, 50 years later, many of those same people are still involved. That’s one of the things that makes this Fair so special. It is built upon volunteerism, handing down the responsibilities from generation to generation, young and old working and celebrating together and, most of all, taking time to gather to remember who we are and what is important to us as a community. When the Fair started, the streets of Carbondale were not paved, empty lots were many and no swimming pool sat in Sopris Park. Mary Ferguson, on her 90’s KDNK radio show, This I Remember, talks of the astounding year there were 44 cars parked on the street because of the Fair.

Thanks to The Carbondale Historical Society, Carbondale Arts, Terry Glasenapp, KDNK and Independent Radio Producer, Luke Nestler.

History is really our story. The tale of the Mountain Fair has many voices. A team of people have collected stories,

Carbondale Arts (then known as Carbondale Council on Arts and Humanities), formed in 1974 because of the success of the this event. Ethel Saunders won the first Pie Contest in 1976. Sheri Draper got the Oasis going in 1982 and the permanent stage was built in 1984. Throughout the years there has been lots of music, performances

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that make you smile like Dr. Limbo and Poppy the Clown, aerial silks and belly dancing with Conan the Barbarian. Costumes and creativity are always present and, while we have grown, the authentic spirit remains.

Kudos to all those that have been part of this Fair all these years. Who still lend a hand in one way or another and still believe that the magic lies in all of us.

For the 50th we have set up a space for people to record their favorite Mountain Fair memory or to talk about how they are involved in the Fair. Join Luke Nestler from 10 am - noon and 4 pm - 5 pm on Saturday and Sunday and check out all the fun paraphernalia at the Carbondale History Booth.

50 Years of Fair Podcast can be streamed on kdnk.org

Carbondale Historical Society creates a sense of connection to Carbondale and its people through shared stories, photos, historical records and artifacts, available on our website and at our two museums:

Thompson, one of the first settlers in the Crystal River Valley. The home is filled with the furniture, decor and personal belongings of its original inhabitants Hattie and Oscar Holland, and their Thompson family descendants.

The Dinkel Mercantile Museum replicates the early 1900s frontier store built by William Dinkel, the “Daddy of Carbodnale.” It features a souvenir shop, apothecary and displays of Ute Indians, mining and ranching history.

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The Thompson House Museum, a National Historic Landmark, was built in 1885 by Myron

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“EARTH without ART is just eh”

Carbondale Arts’ Hot Tips for the Fair and Carbondale Life In General

We embrace creativity and inspiration here so the best way to be part of this community is to let your colors shine.

1. Please be sensitive to others. If you are not vaccinated, please wear a mask in crowds. Everyone should still wash hands frequently and respect each others space. There is a Vaccination Station on 7th Street on Saturday of the Fair.

2. Carbondale has many nonprofits and organizations and getting involved with any of them can enhance your life. Meet a few of them at The Cantina this weekend and help them raise money!

3. Shop early at the Fair! It is cooler! Be sure to take in the new Makers Park and Main Street Vendors.

4. Don’t miss special family entertainment in the Oasis!

5. Stop by the Carbondale Arts Silent Auction Booth for good deals.

6. Buy your t-shirts early!! You can find them in the park or part of the Silent Auction Booth!

7. Volunteer all year long! Don’t just save it for the Fair.

8. Ride your bike as often as you can.

9. Be sure to throw your waste in the right containers. Mountain Fair only takes 15% of its waste to the landfill.

10. See live music, dance and make art as often as possible.

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Consejos de Carbondale Arts para la feria y la vida en Carbondale en general Aceptamos la creatividad e inspiración, así que aquí están las mejores maneras para ser parte de esta comunidad y dejar que tus colores brillen.

1. Por favor, sea consciente. Si no estás vacunado, por favor ocupa mascarilla en multitudes de personas. Toda la gente debe lavarse las manos a menudo y respetar el espacio propio. Hay un estación de vacunación en la calle siete el día sábado de la feria.

2. Carbondale tiene muchas organizaciones sin fines de lucro y al involucrarse con cualquiera de ellas puede mejorar tu vida. ¡Conoce algunas de ellas en la Cantina este fin de semana y ayúdales a recaudar fondos!

3. ¡Compre temprano en la feria! ¡Es genial! Asegúrate de conocer el nuevo Makers Park y vendedores en la calle principal.

4. ¡No te pierdas del entretenimiento de familia especial en el Oasis!

5 Haga una parada en el Puesto de Subasta Silenciosa de Carbondale Arts para las mejores ofertas.

6. ¡Compre sus camisetas temprano! ¡Las puedes encontrar en el parque o en el Puesto de Subasta Silenciosa!

7. ¡Vuélvete un voluntario durante todo el año! ¡No lo guardes solamente para la feria!

8. Monta tu bicicleta lo más a menudo que puedas.

9. Asegúrate de tirar tu basura en los contenedores adecuados. Mountain Fair solo lleva el 15% de su desperdicio al vertedero.

10 Ve la música en vivo, baila y haz arte lo más seguido como sea posible.

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Mountain Fair Sustainability

In commemoration of the 50th Mountain Fair, the locally-owned EverGreen ZeroWaste will be taking a larger role in helping Mountain Fair to responsibly divert waste from the local landfills. The compost from the Fair will be processed less than 20 miles away at the Pitkin County Compost Center. This commercial-scale operation allows the materials to be broken down into usable soil for our valley, once again completing the carbon cycle of life.

That being said, reuse is still the key to reducing our waste and lowering our environmental fair-print! If we love our Mother Earth, it is now time for all of us to take personal responsibility in keeping her healthy.

REDUCING and REUSING are important steps toward a zero-waste culture, while composting and recycling help, they are secondary. A BIG THANK-YOU to Evergreen Zero Waste for supporting our Green Team efforts.

How can we all do this at Mountain Fair?

Simply by using fewer single-use, disposable cups, plates and utensils. You can accomplish this by being aware of a few Green Team operations:

food waste 1-10 years

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synthetic clothing 30-40 years

aluminum can 80-100 years batteries 100 years rubber tires 2,000 years

glass bottles 1,000,000+ years

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REUSE by bringing your own water bottles, plates and utensils to the Fair; take them home and wash them. It’s like camping! Due to COVID we cannot reuse cups in the cantina. We are heartbroken about this but want everyone to be healthy.

• 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.

COMPOSTING & RECYCLING are the next best personal steps at the Fair. Please be part of this solution, not the problem, by assisting the volunteer-powered Green Team with proper sorting at the waste stations.

• Sort your waste in the wellmarked 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.

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• ALL beer cups are COMPOSTABLE! We thank our zero-waste community partners: Evergreen Zero Waste, Pitkin County Compost Facility, Town of Carbondale, the Carbondale Environmental Board and YOU for being part of the Green Team!

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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.

Stop by the Green Team tent to learn more!

The value of every donation, large or small, leaves a lasting impact on what Carbondale Arts is able to offer the community.

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Sustentabilidad de Mountain Fair

En conmemoración del 50vo Mountain Fair, EverGreen ZeroWaste tomará un papel más grande en ayudar a Mountain Fair a desviar responsablemente los residuos de los vertederos locales. La composta de la feria será procesada a menos de 20 millas de distancia en el Centro de Composta del Condado de Pitkin. Esta operación de escala comercial permitirá que los materiales sean convertidos en tierra utilizable para nuestro valle, una vez más completando el ciclo de la vida del carbono.

Reutilizar es la mejor manera de reducir nuestros residuos y también disminuyendo la huella de la feria! amamos a

la Madre Tierra, y ahora es tiempo para que tomemos nuestra responsabilidad en mantenerla sana. REDUCIR y REUTILIZAR son pasos importantes para tener una cultura de cero-desperdicio. Mientras el compostaje y reciclaje ayudan, son secundarios. UN GRAN GRACIAS a Evergreen Zero Waste por ayudar los esfuerzos de Green Team. ¿Cómo podríamos hacer esto en Mountain Fair?

Simplemente al disminuir los vasos desechables, platos y utensilios de un solo uso. Puedes lograr esto por solo estar al tanto de las pocas operaciones de Green Team: • Clasifique sus desechos en contenedores bien marcados en nuestras estaciones de desechos donde encontrarán voluntaries amigables. Casi cualquier cosa que compre de vendedores de comida va en los contenedores de compost verdes. Todos los restos de comida, utensilios, platos, tazones, vasos y productos de papel son compostables.

REUTILIZA al traer tus propias botellas de agua, platos y utensilios a la feria, llevalos a casa y lávalos. ¡Es como ir a acampar!

Debido a COVID, no podemos reusar vasos en la cantina.

Estamos desconsolados acerca de eso pero queremos que todes estén saludables. ¡REUSA MÁS PARA UTILIZAR MENOS! • No vendemos botellas de agua en la feria y tenemos varias ESTACIONES DE AGUA llenas de agua limpia de montaña marcadas con letreros en rojo y blanco. Por favor traiga su propio contenedor reusable consigo mismo.

• Si ha terminado con su programa, por favor promueva la REUTILIZACIÓN al dejarlo en las entradas/salidas para que otros lo puedan usar.

•¡TODOS los vasos de cerveza son COMPOSTABLES! COMPOSTAJE Y RECICLAJE son las siguientes mejores pasos en la feria. Por favor sea parte de esta solución, no el problema, al apoyar a les voluntaries de Green Team en clasificación adecuada en las estaciones de desechos.

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Important Information

ALCOHOL CANNOT BE BROUGHT INTO THE PARK OR TAKEN OUT IF YOU ARE IN THE CONFINES OF SOPRIS PARK

• IDs and wristbands are required for persons drinking alcohol. All coolers will be inspected at the entrances of the park, and we expect all fairgoers to comply with these regulations.

• Buy your refreshments at the Sopris Cantina and walk around the park (except the Oasis). The Cantina sells Colorado-made Odell Brewing Company’s special Mountain Fair brew, vodka mixed drinks from Carbondale’s local Marble Distillery, our famous Stripped mojitos, and Big B’s hard ciders. Special Marble Marys will be available Saturday and Sunday mornings.

• IF YOU ARE ON MAIN STREET you can not walk around with open containers and we do urge you to support local businesses for your libations.

BICYCLES MUST BE PARKED in the bike corrals at the Forest Service parking lot off Weant, near Thunder River Theatre or the Seventh Street swimming pool area. Failure to comply may result in removal of your bike from the Fair confines. Please do not ride your bikes down the closed portion of Main Street. Thanks to Aloha Mountain Cyclery for setting up our bike parking!

HANDICAPPED PARKING & RESTROOMS • Parking and handicapped-accessible restrooms are available at the Forest Service parking lot on Main Street, which allows easy access into the Oasis area.

• Handicap placards must be posted on vehicles or they will be towed.

FIRST AID • The Carbondale Fire District will once again staff the FirstAid Booth, located on the wood chips left of the stage.

BATHROOMS The Sopris Park bathrooms are closed to the public.

Lovely porta potties are located outside of the Weant and 7th Street portals to the park, as well as next to Makers’ Park downtown.

• Lawn chairs placed in designated spots must be low profile, without a high back, unless located in perimeter areas marked on the map. Low umbrellas are also allowed. We have a marked space for people with physical challenges near the Info Booth.

LOST HUMANS The Info Booth oversees all lost humans. If you are missing someone please go there.

REMINDERS

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NO dogs, pets or glass allowed in the park.

Citations from the police will be issued.

NO alcohol may be brought into the park or taken out.

NO bicycles in the park.

NO smoking of any kind in the park.

Calling all Fair + CA Directors , long-time volunteers, Creators of the Fair and Old Timers for a 1p.m. GROUP PHOTO in the Open Space. Please spread the word to those that should be there!!

COOL DOWN • A misting shower will be set up behind the gazebo at the corner of Seventh and Euclid. Fairgoers are invited to cool off throughout the day.

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ALCOHOL NO PUEDE SER TRAÍDO O SACADO DEL PARQUE SI ESTÁS EN LOS CONFINES DEL PARQUE SOPRIS

• Compre sus refrescos en la Catina Sopris y camine por el parque (excepto el Oasis). La cantina vende cerveza especial para Mountain Fair hecho en Colorado por la compañía Odell Brewing, bebidas mezcladas con vodka del Marble Distillery local de Carbondale, nuestro famoso Stripped mojitos y cidras fuertes de Big B’s. Marble Marys especiales también estarán disponibles los sábados y domingos por la mañana.

• Identificaciones y pulseras serán requeridas a las personas que beban alcohol. Todas las neveras serán inspeccionadas en la entrada del parque, y esperamos que las personas que asistan a la feria cumplan con estas regulaciones. SI ESTÁS EN LA CALLE PRINCIPAL no puedes caminar con contenedores abiertos y le insistimos que apoye a los negocios locales.

BICICLETAS DEBEN SER ESTACIONADAS en los corrales de bicicletas localizadas en los estacionamientos de Forest Service fuera de Weant, cerca de Thunder River Theatre o en el área de piscina de Seventh Street. El incumplimiento de estas regulaciones puede resultar en traslado de su bicicleta fuera de los confines de la feria. Por favor no monte su bicicleta en la porción cerrada de Main Street. ¡Agradecemos a Aloha Mountain Cyclery por instalar nuestro estacionamiento de bicicleta!

COOL DOWN • Una ducha de llovizna será instalada detrás del kiosko en la esquina entre 7th Street y Euclid. Las personas que asistan a la feria están invitados a que se refresquen a lo largo del día.

ESTACIONAMIENTO PARA DISCAPACITADOS Y BAÑOS PARA DISCAPACITADOS • Estacionamiento y baños accesibles para personas discapacitadas están disponibles en el estacionamiento Forest Service en la calle principal, el cual le permite acceso fácil hacia el área de Oasis.

• Los letreros para personas discapacitadas deben ser colocados en los vehículos o serán remolcados.

HUMANOS PERDIDOS El puesto de información supervisa todos los humanos perdidos. Si has perdido a alguien por favor vaya ahí.

PRIMEROS AUXILIOS • El Carbondale Fire District será el personal del Puesto de Primeros Auxilios, localizado en la parte izquierda del escenario.

SILLAS, SOMBRILLAS Y CUBIERTAS DE SOMBRA • Las carpas de sombra oficiales están localizadas en el área de espacio abierto y disponible para todos. Mesas de picnic estarán dispersas en lugares con sombra a través del parque.

• Sillas que vayan a ser colocadas en los espacios designados deben ser de variedad baja, sin respaldos altos, al menos que estén localizados en áreas perimetrales en el mapa. Paraguas bajas también son permitidas. Hemos marcado un espacio para las personas con desafíos físicos cerca del puesto de información.

RECORDATORIOS

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NO perros, mascotas o vidrio es permitido en el parque.

Citaciones de parte de la policía serán emitidas.

NO alcohol puede ser traído o sacado del parque.

NO bicicletas en el parque.

NO fumar de ningún tipo en el parque.

BAÑOS • Los baños de Sopris Park estarán cerrados al público.

Porta orinales encantadores estarán localizados afuera de los portales de Weant y 7th Street hacia el parque, así como junto a Makers Park en el centro.

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N O M C O O V M E M -I U N N FE IT E Y !

The 50th Annual Carbondale Mountain Fair Friday Dress Theme: Gold Miners vs. Gold Diggers Mining and digging are part of our past and present!!

Saturday: Shimmery, Shiny, Glittering Gold Dress head to toe in our 50th years color of gold.

Sunday: Hippy Honey.

Think sparkles, gold tye dye, flowing robes and more!

Your MC’s for the weekend are: Amy Kimberly, Samuel Bernal-Urbina, Andy B., Kat Rich, Aly Sanguilly and The Walrus. Oasis MC - Emmet Garcelon

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FRIDAY, JULY 23 3:00 COME ONE, COME ALL to The Launchpad in Carbondale to be a part of the 50th Year Procession into Sopris Park. Calling all youth, young at heart, stilt walkers, drummers and more!

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PARADE STARTS AT 3:30 Native American dancer and storyteller Larry Yazzie will lead local kids in a dance demonstration to start the drum circle at 4pm on Friday, July 23rd. Participating kids perform as part of the Dance Initiative/Carbondale Clay Center Native Art and Dance summer camp.

FAIR OPENS AT 4 Don’t miss the Opening Blessing and Drum Circle.

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Hot Tip: Be sure to swing by Makers Park on Main Street to check out the Carbondale Arts Silent Auction booth for the best deals at the Fair while helping arts education in our schools!

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FRIDAY CONTINUED O 4:00 OASIS CARNIVAL OPENS! Tickets are good for: big and small bounce house, two craft stations and a photo booth.

G 5:15 CITIZEN TWANG Citizen Twang is the rebirth of the Caleb Dean Band.

Larry Gottlieb on steel guitar, Geoffrey Morris on lead guitar, Gordon Wilder on drums, JD Martin on piano, and Dave Johnson on bass.

O 6:00 ROCK + ROLL ACADEMY CONCERT A quick Oasis Opening by the academy’s advanced students led by Chris Harrison.

G 6:45 BONEDALE BALLET FLASHMOB G 7:30 TIERRO BAND WITH BRIDGET LAW Tierro and Bridget have graced the Mountain Fair stage throughout the years bringing love and joy and great music as founding members of Elephant Revival and Kan’Nal. The sound of TIERRO BAND is an oasis for lovers of live exotic dance and world improvisation. tierroband.com O 8:00 CARNIVAL CLOSES G 9:15 50 YEARS OF FAIR SLIDESHOW

G 4:00 OPENING BLESSING WITH LARRY YAZZIE, MESKWAKIE NATION G 4:00 RHYTHM OF THE HEART COMMUNITY DRUM CIRCLE Bring a drum, percussion instrument or bucket and join Mother of the Fair, Laurie Loeb.

O 5:00 NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC AND DANCE Experience the artistry of Larry Yazzie (Meskwaki) as he performs movements passed down by his ancestors through song and dance. Champion Powwow Men’s Fancy Dancer, an Eagle Dancer, a Native American Flutist.

BW 5:00 - SONTRES Salsa music up close and personal. Starting on Main Street and traveling towards Snowmass Drive via Second Street, hitting Garfield Apartments and ending back on Main Street.

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SATURDAY, JULY 24 C 7:00 MOUNT SOPRIS RUN-OFF Sponsored by Independence Run and Hike A shorter, easier 4-mile downhill from the top of Prince Creek Road or the longer run over The Crown. The longer race starts at the Emma Schoolhouse with registration starting at 6:30 a.m. The 4-mile race registration will take place in Sopris Park at 7 a.m. A bus will transport racers to the top for the 4-mile at 7:15 a.m. A shuttle will also be available at 11 a.m. to take racers back to their vehicles.

The race finishes at the Open Space.

O 9:00 OASIS CARNIVAL OPENS! HDP 10:00 WORSTMINSTER DOG SHOW Located in the Hendricks Dog Park this new event brings humans and animals together in fun and folly.

Dress up yerself and yer dog and git on over there!

O 10:00 ALL MUSIC TOGETHER Welcoming families, caregivers and parents with young children, to come sing and explore musical playtime with Annie Flynn and Jimmy Byrne. Come experience the love and the fun of Music Together!!

G 10:00 CRYSTAL RIVER BALLET The students of Crystal River Ballet will present a condensed production of our spring show “Lion King” bringing the African savanna to life with Simba, Nala, Rafiki and an unforgettable cast of characters. Come along as they journey from Pride Rock to the jungle, and back again in this inspiring coming-of-age tale.

Learn more at crystalriverballet.com A 10:00 COMMUNITY CRANKIE WITH NATALIE SPEARS AND THE ROARING FORK DRAWING CLUB Collaboration involving community members to create and present an original Crankie. An experience of live-drawing, music, and storytelling. Natalie Spears y el Club de Dibujo de Roaring Fork colaboran e integran a miembros de la comunidad para crear y presentar un Crankie original.

OS 10:30 FLY CASTING COMPETITION Sponsored by Alpine Angling. We love Gill Finn!!

O 11:00 BILINGUAL MUSICAL STORYTIME Alejandra Rico of Mexico and Holly Richardson of Colorado, Waldorf teachers, bring an interactive and nourishing journey of music, movement, lap games and puppetry in both Spanish and English especially for families with young children.

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G 11:00 MOZART DIVERTIMENTO Mozart Divertimento will take you on a journey into an 18th century garden, and among the elegant fragrance is the blossom of the most delightful music. Curated and performed by MinTze Wu supported by: Jay Yiu (viola), Michael Graham (cello) with narration by Jem Moore.

G NOON SOPRIS SOARERS Sopris Soarers presents an aerial tribute to the decades from disco to the present see our youngest flyers portray the decades in a thrilling way.

C 11:00 PIE BAKING COMPETITION This year’s theme is Shimmery, Shiny, Golden...Bring entries to the Judging Tent, located next to the pavilion between 10:30 and 10:45. Categories include Fruit, Cream and Exotic.

A 11:30 COMOTION AND ERIC BAUMHEIER PRESENT: CoMotion and Eric Baumheier showcase solos, small ensembles & improvisation scores. CoMotion y Eric Baumheir muestran números de danza, grupales y solos, e improvisación de asombro y reconexión.

O NOON COMMUNITY SING! The newly forming Carbondale Community Choir is hosting a light and lively singing session for all ages.

Come move, sing, and learn songs to join with Sweet Root during their Sunday morning Mountain Fair set.

We invite you to help us fill the park with joyous song!

C NOON SINGLES HORSESHOE COMPETITION Located in Glassier Park, two blocks south of Sopris Park on Weant Boulevard. Register at the Info Booth OS 12:30 TUG O WAR The Carbondale Police vs. The Carbondale Fire District.

Place bets at the Info Booth. All proceeds go to a charity of the winners choice.

Upcoming Events!

Glenwood Canyon Bike Tour Aug. 28 Wild and Scenic Film Fest Sept. 17 River Restoration Project Oct. 23 Check website for additional information and to confirm dates prior to events.

www.midcowatershed.org To evaluate, protect and enhance the health of the Middle Colorado River watershed through the cooperative effort of watershed stakeholders.

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Support the Roaring Fork Audubon!

Help us protect the birds and wildlife in our Valley.

Native bird populations across the nation are declining. It is the duty of each of us to help sustain them.

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SATURDAY CONTINUED G 12:45 THE JOSEFINA MENDEZ GROUP Combining rhythms, melodies, and different performance traditions that surpass the boundaries between language and culture. Accompanied by pianist Tim Fox, saxophonist Chris Bank, bassist Mike Facey and drummer Kevin Matthews.

A 1:00 WOMEN’S VOICES WITH MUSIC, DANCE, & STORIES Inspired by CORE’s Stories of Climate Change/Voces de Mujeres con Música, Danza, y Historias - inspiradas en las Historias de CORE Sobre el Cambio Climático: Intergenerational women’s voices weave together Bach, Ballads, and Ballet to share powerful stories inspired by climate change. Featuring MinTze Wu, Adelaide Moore, Camille Moore, Alexandra Jerkunica, & Natalie Spears. Las voces de mujeres de diferentes edades, liderado entrelazan Bach, Baladas y Danza Clásica para compartir historias poderosas inspiradas por el cambio climático. Junto con MinTze Wu, Adelaide Moore, Camille Moore, Alexandra Jerkunica y Natalie Spears.

O 1:00 KIDS LIMBO CONTEST You kids are flexible and fun. Test your skills in this Limbo Contest!

O 2:00 CELLO-BRATION Cellists from The Waldorf School led by Roberto Arundale of the Aspen Music Festival perform works from the 1770’s to now. Come here the cellos perform together in this cello-bration you won’t want to miss!

OS 2:00 ADULT LIMBO CONTEST How low can you go?? The height to beat is 1’4”! Join Dr. Limbo, Mr. Foulkrod and live drummers for some friendly competition. Must be 18 years or older!

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BW 2:00 THE RED HILL ROLLERS Logan Fletcher, Delaney Meyers and Jeanette Adams are a bluegrass and folk group made up of three voices and fourteen strings. Based in Carbondale, they derive their name from a local landmark and their sound from the community at large. Introspective lyrics, vocal harmonies and varying instrumental leads are the name of the game.

The Band Wagon will roll towards Cleveland Place and neighboring hoods!

G 2:45 JACKSON EMMER BAND A singer, songwriter, and producer from Carbondale, Colorado. Emmer’s writing is often compared to that of John Prine and Guy Clark. Jackson last played the Fair in 2019! jacksonemmer.com O 3:00 CAFE DU MER LOUNGE AND AQUATIC GAMES Get on a bathing suit and have fun in the pool. Great way to cool down. Pool fee $5 all weekend.

OS 4:00 WOMEN’S WOODSPLITTING COMPETITION Hottest competition at the Fair! Social distancing is hard at this popular event so wear a mask and make some noise!

Hosted by Jorie DiVilbiss, Big Ben Ludlow and Diesel Dan. BW 4:00 HUGH PHILLIPS BAND As a full 4-piece electric band they deliver the great vintage country/Americana sounds through originals and great covers you love. The Band Wagon will start downtown and head to Senior Housing and neighborhoods across Hwy. 133.

O 4:00 FAMILY FRIENDLY OPEN MIKE Hosted by local teen Emmett Garcelon, Master Magician. Individuals or small groups are invited to offer their talents in words, movement, song, etc. that may uplift, inspire, entertain fair going families. Come all and join the legend this afternoon.

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G 5:00 KIDS AERIAL OPEN PLAY Get into costume and try out the aerial silks with Sopris Soarers G 5:00 BONEDALE FLASHMOB A delight brought to us yearly by Bonedale Ballet. Solid gold hits.

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G 5:15 THE REMINDERS The Reminders are a rare and remarkable musical duo seamlessly blending soulful sounds and roots music with insightful messages and thoughtful lyrics.

They played virtually last year but are too good not to bring back for a real Mountain Fair audience. theremindersmusic.com G 7:00 SOPRIS SOARERS Get ready to sing,along get loud and wowed as Sopris Soarers takes you on a Journey through the decades.

A high flying tribute to the eras biggest hits.

G 7:55 SPOKEN WORD WITH ALYA G 8:00 THE MOTET A favorite at Mountain Fair over the years, performing in 2000 and 2004. Carbondale Arts is thrilled to bring them back for the 50th. Since 1998, The Motet has inspired the world with their unique style of dance music. The band traverses the lines between funk, soul, jazz, and rock. themotet.com O 9:00 CARNIVAL CLOSES

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Hot Tip: Make sure your Mountain Fair story is part of history. The Carbondale History Booth will be recording stories from 10 am - noon and 4 pm-5 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Pop in and record yours.

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SUNDAY, JULY 25 C 8:00 PORCUPINE LOOP BIKE RACE Sponsored by Aloha Mountain Cyclery. Fun is our goal — costumes required. The mountain bike race starts at 8 a.m.

Meet behind the Gazebo and be ready to ride!

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OS 9:00 TRUE NATURE YOGA WITH DEVA SHANTAY An energizing practice that combines asana (postures), pranayama (breathwork) and meditation to revive and awaken prana (energy) in this practice. truenaturehealing arts.com O 9:00 OASIS CARNIVAL OPENS! O 10:00 BROTHER SLIM AND THE FAERIE TELLS With Alexander Marchand and Clay Allen. Local teachers bring an imaginative jubilee of music and storytelling.

A 10:00 VOICES’ TINY LISTENING GALLERY AND RECORDING STUDIO From VOICES’ deep-impact, visual journaling work with immigrant newcomer students, and local women creatives, inviting audience members to hear powerful origin stories. Community members will also be invited to a mini recording studio to capture their own stories. Presentando fotos y poemas del profundo impacto de VOICES, el trabajo del diario visual de estudiantes recién inmigrados y de creadoras locales. VOICES invita a la audiencia a escuchar y vivir historias de origen poderosas. Las personas de la comunidad también están invitadas a un mini estudio de grabación para capturar sus propias historias o sus reacciones sobre la galería.

O 10:30 FLOWER CROWN MAKING WITH MISS HOLLY Creativity and beauty in the making. Come make your crown and feel the flower power. Sponsored by Waldorf School. Booth opened till 2:30.

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Check out our upcoming programs of Integral Health* at the Third Street Center and online. * The expansion of the health and healing process to address the entire range of the human experience: Biological, Psychospiritual, Relational/Interpersonal, Cultural/Worldly.

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G 11:00 SWEET ROOT + THE CARBONDALE CHOIR This acoustic quintet has been described as “grounding and uplifting music for the soul.” Their melodies meet you with a smile, invite you to sing along, and evoke peace within.

O 11:00 YOUNG MOUNTAIN MOVERS with dance artist and teacher Alyson Boell Marchand will share their choreographic explorations and invite fair goers of all ages to join them for a warm up and a dance!

A 11:30 VOICES’ YOUTH ARTERY TAKEOVER Youth creatives bring spoken word, original songs, and movement to the ARTery stage. Jóvenes creadores traen poesía, canciones originales, y movimiento en el escenario del ARTery.

C NOON DOUBLES HORSESHOE COMPETITION Located in Glassier Park, two blocks south of Sopris Park on Weant Boulevard. Register at the Info Booth beginning Friday.

O 12:00 POPPY THE CLOWN Magic, juggling, plate spinning and audience participation with a Mountain Fair favorite. Poppy will also travel around the Fair entertaining the masses. Keep your eyes open!

G 12:30 LIZZY PLOTKIN AND NATALIE SPEARS Local favorites, Lizzy Plotkin and Natalie Spears revel in the endless groove of Appalachian fiddle/banjo duets, funky blues bass lines, and soulful harmony singing. Their original compositions and reverent interpretations of oldtime and bluegrass standards draw from a rich history of listening and learning from great American music of the past. lizzyandnatalie.com A 1:00 LATIN CREATIVES/CREATIVES DE LATINOAMÉRICA: Local Latin dancers, musicians, and performers come together for an afternoon of lively creative expression.

Featuring Gabriela Alvarez Espinoza, Claudia Pawl, Rodrigo Arreguín, and more. Bailarinas de latinoamérica, músicos, actores y actrices vienen para una tarde de expresión viva y creativa. Junto con Gabriela Alvarez Espinoza, Claudia Pawl, Rodrigo Arreguín, y más.

O 1:00 ACRO YOGA SPONSORED BY JULIANNA LICHATZ OF SOPRIS CIRCUS AND AIR GRADOW OF ART OF AIR Using balance, coordination, and cooperation we will take some basic acrobatic and yoga postures and weave them together in this playful workshop in front of the oasis stage.

Parents , find your inner child and come play with your kids!

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50 YEARS OF FUN!!

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SUNDAY CONTINUED G 1:45 SOPRIS SOARERS ENCORE SUNDAY Enjoy unique Youth + Adult acts in duos + trios representing the 70s to the 20s G 2:30 DON CHICHARRÓN Pays homage to Chicha, the sonic result of Peruvian artists mixing the various aural stylings of their day: ‘60s psychedelia, Andean traditional folk melodies, and AfroCuban cumbia rhythms. donchicharroncombo.com

Chart, and earned a pair of Americana Music Awards nominations. They have previously played the Fair in 2007 and 2021, but more importantly they are a Mountain Fair favorite and will be a great way to close down the 50th.

7:30 - ITS A WRAP! Once again, Memories have been made, friendships have formed and others reunited and its all been done on people power. Much gratitude to all who helped make this 50th happen. Anyone that still wants to help, please come by the park tomorrow and help us put this memory away!

O 3:00 - THE COWBOY CORRAL Multi-generational Cowpokes come together to tell tales, yodel, heehaw and harmonize Cowboy songs from days of yore.

OS 4:00 MEN’S WOODSPLITTING 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.

G 5:15 BAND OF HEATHENS Between 2008 and 2016, The Band of Heathens released five studio albums, four of which went to either number one or number two on the Americana Radio Albums KEY: A Artery BW Bandwagon C Competition G Gazebo HDP - Hendricks Dog Park O Oasis OS Open Space

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DON’T WORRY ABOUT DRINKING, DRIVING, OR PARKING!

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The Carbondale Circulator operates from 5:02am to 9:02 pm.

When the Carbondale Circulator is not running outside of the normal operating hours local buses will continue into downtown Carbondale.

Carbondale MASKS ARE STILL REQUIRED ON RFTA BUSES PER FEDERAL MANDATE Visit www.rfta.com for LOCAL, BRT and Carbondale Circulator schedules.

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

This Fair is dedicated to Robin Sutherland and all those who gave of time and spirit .

Friday Dress Theme: Gold Miners vs. Gold Diggers Mining and digging are part of our past and present!!

Saturday: Shimmery, Shiny, Glittering Gold Dress head to toe in our 50th years color of gold.

SATURDAY, JULY 24

G 7:00 SOPRIS SOARERS

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G 8:00 THE MOTET

O 9:00 OASIS CARNIVAL OPENS

O 9:00 CARNIVAL CLOSES

HDP 10:00 WORSTMINSTER DOG SHOW

SUNDAY, JULY 25

O 10:00 ALL MUSIC TOGETHER

C 8:00 PORCUPINE LOOP BIKE RACE

G 10:00 CRYSTAL RIVER BALLET

OS 9:00 TRUE NATURE YOGA

A 10:00 COMMUNITY CRANKIE

O 9:00 OASIS CARNIVAL OPENS!

OS 10:30 FLY CASTING COMPETITION

A 10:00 VOICES’ TINY LISTENING GALLERY AND RECORDING STUDIO

Sunday: Hippy Honey.

Think sparkles, gold tye dye, flowing robes and more!

O 11:00 BILINGUAL MUSICAL STORYTIME

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Head to the launchpad in Carbondale and be part of the 50th year parade procession to the park at 3:30.

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G 12:45 THE JOSEFINA MENDEZ GROUP O 1:00 KIDS LIMBO CONTEST O 2:00 CELLO-BRATION BW 2:00 RED HILL ROLLERS OS 2:00 ADULT LIMBO CONTEST G 2:45 JACKSON EMMER BAND O 3:00 CAFE DE MER AQUATIC GAMES OS 4:00 WOMEN’S WOODSPLITTING BW 4:00 HUGH PHILLIPS BAND

O 10:30 WALDORF FLOWER CROWN MAKING C 11:00 CAKE BAKING COMPETITION G 11:00 SWEET ROOT + THE CARBONDALE CHOIR O 11:00 YOUNG MOUNTAIN MOVERS A 11:30 VOICES’ YOUTH ARTERY TAKEOVER C NOON DOUBLES HORSESHOE COMPETITION

O NOON POPPY THE CLOWN G 12:30 LIZZY PLOTKIN AND NATALIE SPEARS A 1:00 CREATIVES DE LATINO AMÉRICA

O 1:00 ACRO YOGA G 1:45 SOPRIS SOARERS ENCORE SUNDAY G 2:30 DON CHICHARRÓN

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Get Raffle Tickets!

Buying raffle tickets is one of the best ways to support Carbondale Arts programming! Be the owner of the coolest custom bike in town and the owner of a brand new High Society SUP or win a chance to relax at The Limelight after a full day of skiing or spend a few nights regenerating at a Beyul Retreat at The Diamond J . We have many fantastic packages including adventure trips, yummy restaurants, massages and more. Buy early and often. If you like what Carbondale Arts is doing then this is one of the best ways to support our programming!

Grand Prize Raffle Sponsors: High Society Freeride Company, Way of Compassion Foundation, Back Country Chiropractic, Home Interiors Aspen, Kenichi Woodworking, Good Busy Gear, Darin& Rebecca Binion, Aspen Ski Co. and Carbondale Arts.

Silent Auction The Silent Auction is a labor of love by many of our arts and crafts vendors, as well as local businesses, who believe in arts programming year round. Many of the items in the auction are donated by Mountain Fair vendors. This is a great place to check out the array of talent we have at the Fair, as well as find wonderful deals and help Carbondale Arts. If you see any of the participating vendors, thank them. We couldn’t do this fair without them!

NOW HIRING The Carbondale Police Department is accepting Police Officer applications. Starting salary for Police Officer I is $57,268 and for Police Officer II is $64,129. Laterals welcome to apply.

Position profile, job description and application forms may be obtained at www.carbondalegov.org.

(Click on Employment Opportunities).

The job will remain open until filled.

El departamento de policía de Carbondale está aceptando solicitudes para oficiales de policía. Salario para oficial de policía I empezando a $57,268 y para oficial de policía II a $64,129. Laterales bienvenidos a aplicar Perfil de posición, descripción del trabajo y formas de aplicación pueden ser obtenidas en carbondalegov.org. (haga clic en Oportunidades de Empleo).

El trabajo permanecerá abierto hasta que sea llenado.

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Contests & Competitions Our competitions are fun and easy to participate in. Enjoy our version of county fair favorites! Registration for select contests are online at carbondalearts.com/mountain-fair the Info Booth or right before the event.

MT. SOPRIS RUNOFF & FOUR-MILE FAIR RUN Sponsored by Independence Run & Hike. The 42nd annual 14 mile foot race from Basalt to the Mountain Fair starts at the Emma Schoolhouse at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday morning, July 24, and finishes in the Open Space at Sopris Park. Runners for the Four Mile Fair Run need to be at Sopris Park by 7:15 AM. A shuttle will take these racers to the start of the 4 mile race on Prince Creek Road. This race is a downhill affair that finishes in the Open Space at Sopris Park. Come out and welcome the runners home. A shuttle will also be available after the 14-mile race to return runners to their vehicles in Basalt. You can sign up for all races on Active.com or at Independence Run & Hike. The cost is $55 for the 14 mile race and $35 for the 4 mile Fair Run. For more info call 704-0909.

FLY-CASTING COMPETITION Run by the infamous Gill Finn, a Roaring Fork Valley fly fishing legend, the competition takes place at 10 a.m. on Saturday at the Open Space area of the park. Prizes donated by Alpine Angling. Register at the Info Booth.

PIE AND CAKE BAKING The pie judging takes place at 11 a.m. Saturday. Cake Judging is at 11 a.m. on Sunday in the Judging Canopy near the pavilion. Submissions need to be dropped off no later than 10:45 a.m. Categories include Fruit, Cream and Exotic for pies; Cake, Alternative Cake and Cupcake.

HORSESHOE TOURNAMENTS The Singles Tourney takes place at noon on Saturday. The Doubles Tourney is on Sunday, at noon. Both events take place at Glassier Park, on Weant Boulevard. Register at the Info Booth beginning Friday.

LIMBO CONTESTS Get down with Dr. Limbo at 2:00 p.m. Saturday in the Open Space area. Open to folks 18 and older. A youth Limbo Contest will be held at 3:15 p.m. in the Oasis. Prizes are donated by Alpine Angling and Dr. Limbo.

THE WOOD SPLITTING CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by Aspen Tree Service. Not to be missed! The Women’s competition takes place at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday.

The Men’s is held at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday; both are followed by a benefit firewood auction. Both competitions are in the Open Space. Registration is available online or at Info Booth beginning on Friday. All entrants must wear safety shoes. Steel-toed protectors are available at the competition. Winners receive a new wood-splitting maul.

Happy 50th Mountain Fair!

Serving the community as a Carbondale Arts Board Member and Supervisor of Mountain Fair Volunteers are two ways I can share my devotion to the Roaring Fork Valley and the wonderful people who live here. Working with Buyers and Sellers in this amazing place is an honor that brings me joy, too.

Let me know how I can help you realize your real estate goals!

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THE PORCUPINE LOOP BIKE RACE Sponsored by Aloha Mountain Cyclery.

In its 16th 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. Race Day is Sunday, July 25, pre-registration is available on Saturday all day and from 7-7:45 a.m. on Sunday at the Bike Valet at Sopris Park. Entry fee is $20 with all proceeds going to Carbondale Arts. There will be a riders meeting at the Bike Valet (Euclid & 7th St.) at 7:45 a.m. and the race will commence immediately following. The race begins at the driveway of Joy Blong and Dick Hunter on Prince Creek Road, goes up the Porcupine Loop Trail and other Prince Creek Road single tracks and ends in Sopris Park.

A Mothers Tent is located in the Oasis. It is a lovely place to nurse or rest with your child.

MOJITO MINT CONTEST Is mint taking over your garden? Help us help you: Bring your best, locally grown mint to the Cantina on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mint will be judged on flavor, appearance and quantity. Winner will receive a $25 gift certificate to the Cantina.

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We’d like to express our gratitude to all our donors! YOU made the Project Graduation event on Saturday, May 22nd a roaring success!

305 345 Colorado Ave LLC Airgas Alice Vienneau ANB Bank Ann Samuelson Aspen Thrift Shop Berthod Motors Black Magic Welding Bonfire Coffee Bristlecone Carrie Haberern Castle Valley Children’s Clinic Inc Cowen Center Crista Barlow Dolores Family Dos Gringos Ernest Kollar Engineers, Inc

First Avenue Properties Gamekeeper Management Garvik Construction Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Goscha Family Gustavo Amador Sr. Harmony Scott Hilary Garnsey Holy Cross Energy Hughes Excavating Company Impressions of Aspen Iron Mountain Hot Springs J.D. Trucking Jack of Hearts DBA Shade Salon Joel Samuelson Julia Marshall

Kat Liebeck Kathleen Strang Knaus Family Laurie Sabo Lucie Fitch Lulubelle Lyn Bair Mario’s Marble Martha Rose Maureen Rothman Mi Casita Nieslanik Family Peppino’s Phat Thai Rainy Day Designs Rebekah Lodge Savage Excavation

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Seth Brown Seven Star Rebekah Lodge Shade Salon Sharon Samuelson Sopris Engineering, LLC Sopris Self Storage SunBurst Car Care The Project Graduation Committee Town of Carbondale Valley Co-op Village Smithy Wade/Vienneau families Wendy Gaylord, LCSW White House Pizza

Cantina Power 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 in their tip jars and showing them some love because they help make our town great. A big thanks to this years Cantina Teams!

Friday PM: KDNK and Carbondale Clay Saturday AM: Ross Montessori and Mt Sopris Montessori Saturday PM: Carbondale Community School and CRES Sunday AM: Gay For Good and Sopris Sun Sunday PM: Carbondale Middle School and Marble Charter School

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TOUR THE COLORADO CREATIVE CORRIDOR! 5 small mountain towns full of big creativity & inspiration The Colorado Creative Corridor travels some 331 miles through a handful of state certified creative district destinations including Carbondale, Crested Butte, Paonia, Ridgway and Salida. These five towns combine to offer a collective experience of unique event programming and activities, alongside mountain town eclecticism, majestic vistas and outdoor recreation, and authentic Colorado mountain culture.

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Help a Longtime Local Bill Morrow has been part of the Mountain Fair for many years. He is an incredible sculptor with a life’s amount of work. His dream is to get the work out there as he has many medical bills and family to leave his legacy to. Bill is a Colorado native born at home in Rifle Colorado in 1945. He spent 4 years in the Navy and after two tours in Vietnam came back to his hometown to get married and start a family. He attended Colorado Mountain College studying Chemistry, Physics and Math with a 4.0 while working as a welder and equipment operator. In 1984 Bill was instrumental in starting Art on the Corner in Grand Junction setting 30 pieces of sculpture on Main Street. He found this work deeply pleasing to his heart and continued creating sculpture and custom projects. The remaining pieces have been gathered here in town for an auction of his work this fall. Every piece tells a unique story and he is hard to miss. Introduce yourself if you don’t already know him. Bill was the Fair electrician for many years.

Lets help him by getting this first auction piece sold.

Find the bid sheet at our Silent Auction tent!

Name of the Piece: Armor for a maiden Material: Copper Price: $2250

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Vendors

Carbondale Arts Valley Artists’ Gallery A core mission of Carbondale Arts is promoting local artists. Please stop by the Locals’ Gallery and see the incredible talent that lives in this valley! Paintings and prints, jewelry and photography, pottery and glass. Artists include: Collin Arnold (Colorado Wild Jewelry), Daniel Berg, Andréa Bersson (Jeweled Musings), Katie Browne (BOX ELEVEN), Becky Chase, Caitlin Dunn (Caitlin Dunn Jewelry), Jacob Foose (Good Busy Gear), Robin Galambos, Bailey Haines (Pine Street Prints), Jeremy Joseph, Tammie Lane (Lane Fine Art), Judy Milne, Ali O’Neal (Thimble Fox), Cate Tallmadge, Kimberly Trenchard (Star Lux Jewels), and Katy VanNostrand (Argus Art Studio)

Cantina Mountain Fair locally sources our beverages. We are very proud of our makers in Colorado.

O’Dell’s Brewing Colorado Marble Distillery Carbondale Montanya Rum Crested Butte Big B’s Hard Cider Paonia Stripped Mixers Snowmass Village Hot Tip: Show your love for our local nonprofit groups by tipping handsomely for their service in the Cantina!

Don’t miss the Valley Artists’ Booth Opening Party on Friday, 5:45 p.m. Light refreshments provided!

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Mountain Fair!

Get Involved The Town of Carbondale Boards and Commissions have the following vacancies: • • • • •

Parks & Recreation Commission Bike, Pedestrian &Trails Commission Tree Board Environmental Board Public Arts Commission Contact: Kae McDonald 970-510-1248 kmcdonald@carbondaleco.net

Your mid-valley real estate experts Over 100 sales in the past three years!

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Applications: https://www.carbondalegov.org/government/boards_&_commissions

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2-D Art 60 NoreenArt Ltd. Original silkscreen works of art. (Sopris Park) 79 Tom Heywood Photographic prints.

(Sopris Park) 85 Wildeye Imagery photo prints on metal.

(Sopris Park) 109 Roman Art Pop Art. (Main Street) 112 Donnie Henry Industrial pop art.

(Main Street)

72 Travel Posters Posters of 14ers and other locations.

(Sopris Park)

25 Robot Parade Metal Art Layered metal wall art and sculpture. (Sopris Park)

50 Meg Harper Art Upcycled materials are transformed and painted.

(Sopris Park)

29-30 Walden Watercolors Watercolor painting.

(Sopris Park)

41 Heartwood Artist Original Art, Giclee Prints, Cards. (Sopris Park)

69 Lindsay Sutton Art Unusual Art with Levity on surfaces. (Sopris Park)

42 Grassy Creek Brooms Wooden Brooms and copper dust pans.

(Sopris Park)

74 Sky Vine Butterflies Mixed media backgrounds featuring insects.

(Sopris Park)

49 Shooting Star Fire painted wall art.

(Sopris Park)

84 Bud’s Birdhouses Birdhouses made from recycled materials.

(Sopris Park)

3-D Art 23 Bee Happy Candles Candles using 100% pure beeswax. (Sopris Park) 94 Lily’s Florist & Gifts Bonsai, Lucky Bamboo, Hanging Air Plants/ Cactus. (Main Street) 128 The Eclectic Edge Upcycling antique teapots and other kitchen items.

(Maker’s Park)

51- 52 Treestump Woodcraft - wood has been enhanced w/ turquoise inlay. (Sopris Park) 54, 55, 56 Nivek Metal Hand cut and bent steel.

(Sopris Park)

92-93 Mountain Sculpture Studios Stone sculpture.

(Main Street) 99 Fern Mountain Moss Hand-crafted and oneof-a-kind Artisan Moss Creations. (Main Street)

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101 Elevated Straws hand blown glass straws.

(Main Street)

Accessories 64 Bookish Purses One-of-a-kind purses made from vintage books. (Sopris Park) 90 Dying Breeds LLC Belts and bags, fabricate steel buckles and emboss all with art. (Sopris Park) 95 Chews On Belay Dog Toys Handmade dog toys. (Main Street) 100 Festive Fascinators Festive headwear and hatbands for children and adults. (Main Street)

113-114 Wild West Designs Tapestry Purses and hanging chairs.

(Main Street) 70-71 Blowfish Designs Lively colorful booth full of hand stitched hats. (Sopris Park) 125 Two + Two Reusable, food-safe bags and bowl covers. (Maker’s Park)

Bath and Body 45 Vera Herbals Hemp and Wellness.

(Sopris Park) 75 Mountain Time Soap Hand craft soap and products for outdoor enthusiasts.

(Sopris Park)

The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance ~ Aristotle

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130 Cimarron Creek Essentials Handcrafted, organic, quality. (Maker’s Park)

123-124 Autumn Teneyl Womens clothing that makes you attractive, viable and alive. (Maker’s Park)

67 Authentic Hemp Hemp products.

(Sopris Park)

Variety

Clothing 24 Cyndi Buck Design Individually hand dye each garment and sweaters.

(Sopris Park) 26-27 Grebe Batik Batik, wax resist and multiple dye techniques swen clothing.

(Sopris Park) 34 River City Sun Wear Quick dry clothing and UPF 50 sun shirts.

(Sopris Park)

37 Nina Paul Batiks and fabulous appliquéd cashmere sweaters. (Sopris Park)

61-62 Dye-namics Fold, band and string to dye/ paint to get desired garment effect. (Sopris Park)

44 July Five Design, cut and sew functionally elegant clothing. (Sopris Park)

73 Third Wolf Designs Hand painted, bamboo clothing. (Sopris Park)

46 Goddess Gear Natural fiber and organic clothing. (Sopris Park) 57 Sideshow Redesigns Fabulous and Funky Western Shirts for Men. (Sopris Park)

78 Akomplice Contemporary art movement, expressed through apparel.

(Sopris Park) 91 Cyndy Love Designs High quality, unique and creative children’s clothing. (Sopris Park)

31 And the Spirit Remains Adorned animal skulls.

(Sopris Park) 33 Rokoko Hand painted acrylic and mixed media on wood.

(Sopris Park) 38 Arubymoon Hand carved blocks that I print on flags and more.

(Sopris Park) 59 Kelly Horrigan Handmade leather statement jewelry, wall hangings and more.

(Sopris Park)

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You

Our Valley

Our mission is simple: to inform, inspire and build community within the Roaring Fork Valley, and we invite you to help us champion this cause.

Mission and purpose The Sopris Sun is the only nonprofit print newspaper in the Roaring Fork Valley and we have made it part of our mission to support other nonprofits, charities and worthy organizations in our community.

Gifting advertising spreads exponential love.

When individuals and companies underwrite advertising for nonprofits in The Sun, they help not just one organization, but also allow the newspaper to employ the people who bring you quality content each week. These generous underwriters are helping to ensure that the entire community continues to benefit from free, local, independent journalism.

Most importantly, these advertisements get help to those individuals that need it the most!

Paying it forward With the help of underwriters, The Sopris Sun has provided well over $30,000 of free and discounted advertising to nonprofits such as: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

• Roaring Fork Sierra Club • Senior Matters • SoL Theatre Company • Spellbinders • The Buddy Program • Thunder River Theatre Aspen Center for Environmental Studies • Two Rivers Unitarian Universalist Aspen Community Foundation • Valley Settlement Project Aspen Hope Center • VOICES Aspen Jewish Community Center • Way of Compassion AspenOut • Wilderness Workshop Aspen Valley Land Trust • YouthZone Carbondale Arts Carbondale Homeless Assistance Please consider partnering with The CLEER Sopris Sun in support of your favorite Colorado Animal Rescue nonprofit organization.

Davi Nikent English in Action Family Visitor Program By becoming an underwriter, you can Garfield County Senior Program make a meaningful impact upon our Gay For Good - Rocky Mountain community for as little as $25 a week.

KDNK Lift-Up As a reader, you can help us Literacy Outreach out by thanking our advertisers National Alliance on Mental Illness for supporting our community National Brain Tumor Society newspaper! Simply let them know Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers Roaring Fork Schools you saw them here.

Contact Todd Chamberlin today to ask how you partner with us and your favorite nonprofit!

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119, 120, 121 Filosophy Handmade jewelry and clothing. (Main Street) 122 Gourds By Laurie Jo I use found items in nature to embellish gourds. (Main Street)

Culinary Arts 63 Lisa Hohertz Mixed media assemblages with found objects. (Sopris Park) 98 S.C. designs Womens hats and clothing. (Sopris Park) 104-105 The Project Shop Interactive live printing.

(Main Street)

132 Roaring Fork Spices Hand blended, organic sugar based spice blends.

(Makers Park)

Food Rolling Food Truck Sandwiches. (Sopris Park) Food 1 The Pink Truck Gourmet Sandwiches and Salads. (Sopris Park)

Food 2 Jeffreeze Gelato. (Sopris Park) Food 4 Booster Club Gyro’s. (Sopris Park) Food 5 Slow Groovin’ BBQ. (Sopris Park) Food 6 Aspen Mini Donuts Donuts (Sopris Park) Food 7 Colorado Burger Hamburgers, hotdogs and chili. (Sopris Park) Food 8 Cowgirl Lemonade Fresh with honey.

(Sopris Park) Molly’s Crepes Crepes. (Sopris Park)

Food 9/10 Funnellicious Funnel cakes, Philly cheese steaks and other fair classics. (Sopris Park) Food 11 Old Tyme Kettle Corn Kettle Corn (Sopris Park) Food 12 White House Pizza. (Sopris Park) Food 13 Windy City Handcrafted salads and sliders. (Sopris Park) Food 14 Molly’s Crepes Crepes (Sopris Park) Food 15 Grand Jun Kombucha Local honey and green tea based jun kombucha and sparkling herbal water.

Food 16 Mama’s Perogis Perogi’s. (Main Street)

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Healing Arts Massage Booth Providing massage therapy. (Sopris Park)

39-40 Bohemi Jewelry from scratch.

Ceramics for jewelry display. (Sopris Park)

82 Aspen Intuitives Astrology readings and tarot readings.

(Sopris Park)

43 The Pointed Arrow Handmade jewelry inspired by nature created with love. (Sopris Park)

Housewares

47 Elyssa Edgerly Fine Art Original oil paintings, prints, cards. (Sopris Park)

76 Jinks and Grey Japanese inspired ceramics for table and home. (Sopris Park)

35 Spoonwright Handmade kitchen utensils. (Sopris Park) 48 Turn Turn Lathe-turned, Handcarved Art. (Sopris Park) 68 Creekside Wood Designs Hand crafted wood products. (Sopris Park)

80-81 Wood Bowls Board Woodworks, bowls, platters and more.

(Sopris Park) 117 Colorado Hammocks Hammocks. (Main Street)

Jewelry 28 Denise Algueseva Jewelry with hand crochet with wire, and clay focal pieces. (Sopris Park)

53 Karen Edge Studio Organic classic jewelry.

(Sopris Park)

32 Eye Candy Jewelry Wild + colorful = jewelry.

(Sopris Park)

65-66 LeGrande Jewelry Hand-knotted jewelry and handmade leather goods.

(Sopris Park)

36 Alison Blair Studio Delicate Metal Work Jewelry Designs. (Sopris Park)

Congratulations to Carbondale Arts and the Carbondale Mountain Fair on your Golden Anniversary!

Our Board of Directors and Staff are delighted that we have been able to maintain our collaboration with Mountain Fair in producing this program as we (and our predecessor) have done for 40 years.

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Happy Hair Braiding 58 different French hair braiding styles.

(Sopris Park) Oasis 1 Face Painting Glitter tattoos.

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Oasis 2 Community School Crafs for kids. (Sopris Park) Oasis 3 Cassie Face Painting and Airbrush Glitter and face paint.

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83 Dancing Elk Designs Antlers polished w/ silver, gold and semi precious stones. (Sopris Park) 86 Vickie Deane Jewelry hand fabricated one of a kind jewelry. (Sopris Park) 87 LindaRae Jewelry / Creative Effects Studio Handcrafted contemporary jewelry. (Sopris Park) 89 reFORM Hand-forged silver and other metals to make jewelry. (Sopris Park) 96 Jane Roberti Jewelry for the modern western man and woman.

(Main Street) 97 Rafina Canyon Pieces are Southwest style sterling silver jewelry.

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110 Ashley Dove Hand-forged artisan jewelry. (Main Street) 111 Niyol jewelry Handcrafted gold and silver jewelry. (Main Street) 118 DMH Designs Handmade upcycled jewelry. (Main Street) 126 Avery Lee Design Sterling silver, brass and gold jewelry.

(Maker’s Park)

Pottery 133-134 Carbondale Clay Center One of a kind ceramic work made by local potters. (Maker’s Park)

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Arts Through It All Shopping at Mountain Fair helps the artists and makers that show their wares here, however you can support artists all year long. The Roaring Fork Valley has many organizations that provide resources and ways for you to support locally. Galleries, theaters and music venues are great ways to show your love for the performing arts, especially after the long shut down from the pandemic. Also, Farmers Markets host many individual makers.

Here are a few places you can support Arts Through It All: Carbondale Arts + The R2 Gallery Located inside The Launchpad, Carbondale Arts hosts R2 Gallery and The Artique Gift Shop, where local and regional artists and goods are featured year-round. The holiday market is THE place to shop during the holidays. carbondalearts.com

The Carbondale Clay Center A great place to purchase ceramic functional wares all year long. The gallery also brings in specialty ceramic arts and collaborations. carbondaleclay.org The Art Base Located in Basalt, their gallery exhibitions and gift shop shine beautifully in their new space downtown. Classes are another way to learn and support and Art Base is bountiful in these. theartbase.org The Redstone Art Gallery Redstone is rich in local and regional arts. Paintings, functional art and ceramics can all be found here, but keep rolling down the boulevard and you will discover lots of creativity. redstoneart.com

The Redstone Art Foundation Hosting the popular Labor Day Art Show and other exhibitions throughout the year. redstoneartfoundation.org Glenwood Springs Arts Council A hub of information on ways to support artists of all kinds. glenwoodarts.org Anderson Ranch One of the best gift shops in the valley.

Its always worth the trip to check out their artist talks, workshops and wares. andersonranch.org Red Brick Center for the Arts Exhibitions and individual artist studios allow up close and personal interactions with artists. redbrickaspen.com Intersect Aspen 2021 We are pleased to partner with Intersect Art and Design for this year’s pop-up. August 1 - 5 at the Aspen Ice Garden, showcasing 30 galleries from 26 cities. intersectaspen.com

Youth Film Fest

SAVE THE DATE Sept. 23-26

Ascent supports YouthZone's annual operations.

Fundraising Goal: $150,000

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Join YouthZone to celebrate the Annual Ascent Youth Film Festival!

Celebrate with us in person at the watch party Sept. 23, or from home by purchasing a ticket that gives you 4 days of virtual access to this year’s films.

For more information and sponsorship opportunities: cwolff@youthzone.com

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Title Sponsor

Good-bye to one of our Favorite Town Managers Jay Harrington became Carbondale Town Manager in 2011. He helped bring Carbondale into the 21st century with strong management, inspirational insight and good listening skills. He worked alongside Carbondale Arts to bring the Carbondale Creative District to life, worked with the Carbondale Chamber and CoVenture to grow our economy in an authentic way and worked with many town trustees on maneuvering through the minutiae of running a town. Jay is leaving us to be the county manager of Routt County and we wish him good luck. He will be missed!

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Thank Yous What would we do without you!

The Carbondale Mountain Fair depends on the time, kindness, energy and support of many people and businesses, including more than 350 volunteers to run the Fair. If we could kiss you all, we would! If we forgot anyone we promise we will make it up to you in great programming all year round.

MF Mavens Amy Kimberly Deborah Colley Aly Sanguily Production Mark Taylor James Gorman Kevin Lundy August Strelau Pete Rich

Jeff Britt Emmet Hood Garcelon Dan Whitney Pete Thompson Blake McDonald Ryan Jervis Brenden Peterson Lyn Williams Jeptha Hoffman Electricians Bill Laemmel/Carbondale Light and Power Lance Dement Rob Janssen Street Smarts Patty Nadon Barb Bush Vendor Coordination Alta Otto Sound and Lights SNOB Productions Pam Rosenthal

Bandwagon Morgan Williams Zane Kessler Sustainable Settings Green Team Erica Borum Jay Engstrom Sarah Johnson Kristin Mattera Alyssa Reindel Dave Reindel Brad Snyder Mark Weinhold Jason White Annie Worley PitCo Compost Center Evergreen Zero Waste Water Richard Vottero Scott Levine Poster Design Larry Day Live Broadcast KDNK Community Radio Carbondale Arts Artists’

Photographers Mark Burrows Jim Ryan Jane Bachrach Renee Ramge Lewis Cooper Jessica Hedges Sarah Overbeck Stage Design Loren Wilder Design Corey Summers Valley Lumber Stage Crew Jeff Britt Darin Binion Matt Hoogenbaum Charlie Noone Program The Sopris Sun Ylice Golden Lee Beck Flower Design Eagle Crest Nursery

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Oasis Holly Richardson Julianna Lichatz-Mead Third Street Center Gallery Brian Colley Staci Dickerson T-Shirt Coordination Laura Stover Leah Swan Lucy Kessler Raychl Keeling Pam Williams Caroline Illes Anna Patterson Shawn Tonozzi Volunteer Coordinators Kellyn Wardell Sarah Murray Brian Golden Brooke Bockelman Helene Gude Raffle Aly Sanguily Rebecca Binion

Cortney McDougall Jill Napiwocki Grand Prize Raffle Sponsors Darin & Rebecca Binion Way of Compassion Foundation Kenichi Woodworking Back Country Chiropractic Home Interiors Aspen High Society Freeride Aspen Ski Co. Carbondale Arts Silent Auction Katy Parr Elizabeth Hanke Elissa Markoya Backstage + Hospitality Tory Neu Rachel Gillespie Kristen Levey Tsama Pineda Lindsay Gurley Shane Spyker Delia Bolster

Evan Schulte Brian McIsaac Nicholas DiFrank Adam Carballeira Backstage Food Peppinos Uncle Pizza Dominos Pizza Village Smithy Whitehouse Phat Thai Beer Works Sweet Coloradough Dos Gringos Slow Groovin’ BBQ Mi Casita Bonfire Fat Belly New York Pizza Zhengs Mings Sustainable Settings Happy Belly CSA High Mountain Appliance

Info Booth Kat Rich Bob Schultz Jean Marie Hegarty Leslie Johnson Mustang Molly Cantina Evan Cree Ben Bohmfalk Jeff Dickinson Jeff Lauckhart Stage Management Jeff Britt Matt Hoogenboom Darin Binion Charlie Noone Peace Patrol Michael Gorman Jim Neu George Wear Dave Kanzer Elissa Stark-Gorman

Creativity is intelligence having fun. ~ Albert Einstein

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Rainbow Lounge Steve Mills Rebecca Binion Natalyn Cumings Janet Gordon Savannah Otto Pie Contest Alta Otto Carly deBeque Amber VanBerlo Cake Contest April Crow-Spaulding Erin Galbreath

Sean Van Horn Independence Run & Hike Porcupine Loop & Bike Parking Nic Degross Darren Broome Darin Binion Aloha Mountain Cyclery Fly-casting Gill Finn

Limbo Contest Dr. Limbo John Foulkrod

Worstminster Dog Show Jane Bachrach Emily Bennett Money Honeys Seth Goddard Guinevere Jones

Wood Splitting Contest Dru Handy Jorie DiVilbiss “Big” Ben Ludlow Diesel Dan Giese Aspen Tree Mt. Sopris Runoff Brion After

Couldn’t do this without KDNK Community Radio Carbondale Public Works Jay Harrington Kirk Wilson Kevin Schorzman Eric Brendlinger Town of Carbondale

Rob Goodwin Mike Wagner Carbondale EMTs Carbondale Fire Department Carbondale Police Dept.

Carbondale Parks and Recreation Department The Carbondale Trustees Carbondale Swimming Pool Comfort Inn of Carbondale RE-1 School District Gay4Good Aspen Out Planned Parenthood Natalyn Cumings RJ Paddywacks

Carbondale Arts Sponsors Community Sustainers Addy Foundation Alpine Bank Aspen Community Foundation Desiree Rothschild

Doug Graybeal FirstBank Gayle Embrey Joe Scofield Kat Rich Kathy Honea Kristen & Wallace Graham Rickenbaugh Automotive Group Rose Community Foundation Seth, Lisa & Oliver Goddard Meagan & Stephen Shapiro Susan Brady Thompson & Colleen Bishop TKC Foundation Fund at The Chicago Community Foundation Town of Carbondale True Nature Healing Arts Umbrella Roofing, Inc. Grand Curators High Q John Stickney & Lee Beck Laurie Bernhard Mary Griffith

July 29 Mozart Divertimento at Thompson House ¦ 6pm

Meander into an 18th century garden, with elegant music amongst the fragrance. Each movement of this Mozart masterpiece will be paired up with a reading inspired by nature. Plein-air artists will also make special appearances to share their expression through palettes.

August 18 & 19

Death of the Pugilist at The Orchard ¦ 6pm

Narration of Daniel Mason s story accompanied by a musical ensemble, to tell the story of a rough-and-tumble profession. Modern, minimalistic music by Bach and Irish folk music set the tone for the time period. This a moving, and emotionally rapt piece that is truly unique.

Details and tickets available at carbondalearts.com

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Pajwell Foundation Sopris Liquor & Wine The Arches Foundation Art Lovers 13 Moons 2757 Design and Build Co 777 Investment Corporation Aros CO Aspen Community Foundation Basalt Regional Library BKS Charitable Foundation Coldwell Banker Mason Morse Comfort Inn Carbondale Cool Brick Studios Dave Taylor Dave Thickman Garfield County George & Patti Stranahan Gina Murdock Helene Gude John Runne Larry Cohen, RLC Foundation Marcia Flaks

Mark Harris Marlane Miller Martens Foundation Michael J. Brown Loren Wilder OSM Delivery Patricia & William Hutzley R.J. Paddywacks Robert Schultz Consulting Sunsense Solar Steven Deliyianis Susan Gurrentz Fund for the Arts The Pittsburgh Foundation Toklat Gallery Wewer Keohane Musical Notes Alexandra Yajko Angela Bruno Aspen Daily News Carbondale Family Dental Connect One Design CORE Corey Crocker Dalby, Wendland & CO., P.C. Dale Schmaltz Dance Initiative

David Volz Design Workshop Emily Bohmfalk Faboo Boutique Frosty & Carly Merriott Heidi Overbeck Jane & Dick Hart Jerome & Donna Dayton Jill Soffer Ken & Donna Riley Kevin Gibson Leah Swan Liz & Mike Thele Matthew Welles Michael & Barbara Maxson MinTze Wu & Jem Moore Pam Taylor Raychl Keeling Rebekah Lodge Sean Kerry Sue Edelstein & Bill Spence Teri Bruna Thendara Foundation Business Partners Avalanche Ranch Carbondale Chamber of Commerce

Carbondale Age Friendly Community Initiative (CAFCI) Crystal Glass Studio, Inc. Crystal River Spas Drinker Durrance Graphics Granetta Panini Karen Peirson, ASSIR Realtor Karp Neu Hanlon PC Kenichi Woodworking KPCO Land+Shelter Main Street Gallery & The Framer Marble Distillery Modern West Floral Co. Osmia Organics Peppino’s Pizza Phat Thai Project Resource Studio R.J. Paddywacks Roaring Fork Upholstery Satank General Store Sol Energy SoL Theatre Company Sopris Health and Wellness Stephen Gall

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Josefina Mendez, Tim Fox & Friends

Sun, Aug 8th, 11am-2pm Wed, July 28th, 7-10 pm

Chris Bank, Damian Smith & Dennis Jung

Sat, Aug 14th, 7-10 pm Sat, Aug 28th, 7-10 pm

LP Herd

Thur, Aug 5th, 7-10 pm Thur, Aug 19th, 7-10 pm

Sat, July 31st, 7-10 pm Wed, Aug 11th, 7-10 pm Fri, Aug 20th, 7-10 pm

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The little book with a BIG MESSAGE.

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Sat, Aug 7th, 7-10 pm Sat, Aug 21st, 7-10 pm

Smokin’ Joe Kelly & Randal Utterback

Thur, July 29th, 7-10 pm Thur, Aug 12th, 7-10 pm Thur, Aug 26th, 7-10 pm

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ASCENDIGO AUTISM SERVICES offering...

ADVENTURE CAMPS ADULT LIFE ENRICHMENT THERAPY SERVICES and much more! ascendigo is thankful to be part of the carbondale community wishing mountain fair a very

HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY!

WE'RE HIRING!

50th Mountain Fair Donors Alpine Bank Aros CO Dale Schmaltz Garfield County George & Patti Stranahan Helene Gude Joe Scofield John Stickney & Lee Beck Kat Rich Leah Swan Matthew Welles Michael & Barbara Maxson Michael J. Brown R.J. Paddywacks Raychl Keeling Robert Schultz Consulting Seth, Lisa & Oliver Goddard Sopris Liquor & Wine Sunsense Solar Susan Brady Umbrella Roofing Fair Friends Ace Hardware Comfort Inn Marble Distillery and Inn Big B’s Fabulous Juices Alpine Angling Comfort Inn Carbondale Sustainable Settings The Roaring Fork Co-op Aloha Mountain Cyclery Independence Run & Hike Carbondale Rec Center U.S. Forest Service RE-1 School District Eagle Crest Nursery Joe Scofield Evergreen Zero Waste Stripped Mixers The Sopris Sun Mountain High Appliance Bethel Party Rents

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Carbondale Arts Director Amy Kimberly

Operations Manager Kellyn Wardell Marketing Media Manager Sarah Overbeck Creative Sales Associate Staci Dickerson Financial Wizard Linda Hoffman Gallery Manager Brian Colley Education Director Michael Stout Vendor Liaison Alta Otto The Carbondale Arts Board of Directors Seth Goddard Leah Swan Raychl Keeling Susan Brady Elizabeth Hanke Katy Parr Sarah Murray Nicholas DiFrank Brian Golden Guinivere Jones Elissa Markoya Helene Gude Elizabeth Hanke

Features THE RAINBOW LOUNGE The Rainbow Lounge, is a “safe’’ space to chill, enjoy and learn about the organizations that work with our LGBTQ communities and the awesome people that make it happen.

Costumes, watermelon, story hours and more can be found here. Open to ALL people of ANY age, color and persuasion!

VACCINATION CLINIC

There was a time when we were worried we wouldn’t be able to have this milestone event. Thankfully vaccinations have become accessible, allowing us to safely gather for our beloved Mountain Fair.

In an effort to keep everyone in the community safe we ask that you respect your fellow fairgoer by keeping clean hands, staying home if you’re not feeling well, and allowing extra space whenever possible.

Should it feel appropriate for you there will be a vaccination clinic on Saturday, July 24th from 11am 7pm on 7th St. (near the pool). They will be offering Pfizer for anyone 12 and older as well as Johnson & Johnson for those 18 and older. Walk-ups are available, or appointments can be made ahead of time.

Scan the QR code to make a reservation.

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