Kaya Williams is an Edlis Neeson Arts and Culture Reporter, specializing in local coverage in Aspen, Colorado. With a focus on the arts and cultural events, Kaya's articles highlight the vibrant creative community in Aspen and explore topics such as exhibitions, festivals, and the intersection of art and social issues.
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By: Kamryn Harvey, Annika Kassenbrock, Kaitlyn Niemeyer, Maddie Rich, Kaya Williams
BEAUMONT, Texas - The 2024 regular season for Lamar University's soccer team has arrived as they welcome 25th ranked Texas A&M to the LU Soccer Complex. Kick-off is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.
By: Kaya Williams
The program will feature live performances starting around 1:30 p.m. and running into the evening. “I do see a really strong desire in our young people to be seen, and to want to perform,” said Executive Director Kriss “Harmony” Harrison.
By: Kaya Williams
The group is slated to perform at TACAW on Saturday, bringing both dynamic music and silly banter to the stage. Their band name refers to a type of bravado sometimes encountered in male-dominated spaces — a ‘Big Richard energy’ the women have commandeered as their own.
By: Kaya Williams
Generations of alumni returned to the Aspen Music Festival and School this summer for the organization's 75th anniversary.
By: Kaya Williams
A group from the Gaden Shartse monastery in southern India travels across the United States to share blessings and spiritual teachings. As they wrap up their annual visit to the Roaring Fork Valley, they’re offering several programs at the Aspen Art Museum.
By: Kaya Williams
It’s not often that fans can see the same act twice at this festival — though it’s not totally unheard of, either. Another one of this year’s bands, The Black Crowes, will be on their third go-around when they take the stage Sunday.
By: Kaya Williams
NPR Music is rolling out a series of videos this week that feature “Field Recordings” by major musicians in Aspen — recorded in a partnership with the Aspen Ideas Festival and the Aspen Institute this June.
By: Kaya Williams
The longtime Aspenite was a world traveler, enthusiastic outdoorswoman and steel trap of local knowledge — with a sharp wit to boot. She died in late August at the age of 88.
By: Kaya Williams
Snowmass Village voters will decide on a mayor and two town council members this November, with contested races across the board.
By: Kaya Williams
The Snowmass Balloon Festival will draw dozens of colorful hot air balloons and crews from across the country to the Roaring Fork Valley this weekend.
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