May Selby is a journalist at The Aspen Times. She specializes in covering a variety of themes including events and conferences, travel and tourism, and hospitality and leisure, with a particular focus on adventure travel and destinations. May's insightful work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her expertise in architecture and planning as well as event technology.
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May Selby's coverage mainly focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and community-related topics in the Aspen area of Colorado. She is likely to be interested in pitches about upcoming local events, festivals, and activities related to mountain living or seasonal happenings in the Aspen area.
As she covers entertainment news and house & home themes as well, it could be beneficial to pitch stories related to local arts and culture events, home improvement trends specific to mountain living, or leisure activities popular within the community.
Pitches involving local businesses or personalities involved in organizing community events can also be appealing based on her past coverage.
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Elish Warlop's Cinco de Mayo birthday party in the living room at Limelight Aspen. Derek Skalko/Courtesy photo
Burning Spear and his Burning Band at Belly Up on June 7. May Selby/Courtesy photo
Louis Vuitton Presents Savoir Rêver Aspen, a Journey through the House's most exclusive Métiers and Artisanal Savoir-Faire. Brad Dickson/Courtesy photo
The World Cup of Wine Seminar led by Sabato Sagaria (left) and Gary Obligacion (right) with wine enthusiasts from Manhattan in attendance: Holly Huffman MacDonald and Christian MacDonald.
Sarah Nininger, who founded Action in Africa, alongside Chef Mawa McQueen and Nina and Joshua Saslove. Kelly Elizabeth/Courtesy photo
The Arts Campus at Willits (TACAW) celebrated its 4th annual gala on June 25 with an energizing evening of music, dance and community generosity, marking the organization’s most successful fundraiser to date. The night opened...
There’s something sentimental about running into an old friend in an unexpected place — and that’s exactly how it feels watching two beloved Nantucket institutions set up shop in Aspen this summer. Both brands are...
By: May Selby
Seth Meyers opening up the Climate Curve Awards, of which he hosted, entertained and introduced the categories and finalists for the Keeling Curve Prize.
By: May Selby
Studio 54's dance floor was reimaged and revived for DanceAspen's gala at Hotel Jerome. Andy Curtis/Courtesy photo
Aspen Art Museum CEO/Artistic Director Nicola Lees with Adrián Villar Rojas, recipient of the 2026 Lewis Family Art Award, and ArtCrush co-chairs Sarah Arison and Charlie Pohlad.
