Jacqueline Reynolds is an Arts and Culture Reporter for the Aspen Daily News, focusing on local arts and cultural events in Aspen, Colorado. She covers a wide range of topics including art exhibitions, film festivals, local artists, and community programs. With a passion for storytelling, Jacqueline brings the vibrant arts scene of Aspen to life through her articles.
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By: Jacqueline Reynolds
Gravity Haus relaunched its Aspen restaurant this winter, shifting the cuisine, pricing and messaging to embody local community and pay tribute to ski-town culture. The Boat Tow is open every day for lunch and dinner, with après deals from 2-5 p.m.
From computer-generated imagery to classical pointework and a massive swath of silk, DanceAspen’s “Limitless” winter showcase is highly anticipated. The program opens tonight at the Wheeler Opera House.
By: Jacqueline Reynolds
Jason Charme/ Aspen Daily News A significant chapter has come to an end for mother-daughter proprietors Candice Olson and Michaela Carpenter of Alpina (formerly Local Coffee) and Here House.
After seven years of operating their dual-concept establishment at 614 E. Cooper Ave., the mother-daughter proprietors behind Local Coffee and Here House have sold their lease to Raphael Derly, who will open a new restaurant in the space this summer.
By: Jacqueline Reynolds
Filmmaker’s fourth and final screening event is Wednesday at Isis Theatre
Evan Hecox’s “USUI rain moistens the soil, grass sprouts, trees bud,” 2024, acrylic and vintage newspaper on panel, featured in Hexton Gallery’s current exhibition, “No Straight Lines.” Courtesy of Tony Prikryl
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