People wear masks while walking onto the Snowmass Village Mall on Monday, Aug. 10, 2020. Masks will no longer required outdoors in Snowmass Village for the summer of 2021, but Tourism Director Rose Abello recommends visitors still keep them on hand. “We just need people to be considerate and kind and understand that people are coming at this with different backgrounds, with different perspectives, and if somebody wants their space, give them some space,” she said.
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Summer 2021 is shaping up to be a strong tourism season in Snowmass Village: People are making their booking earlier and the summer months are pacing to be significantly busier, according to Snowmass Tourism Director Rose Abello.
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Memorial Day kicks off Base Village programming
The Collective in Base Village reopens Memorial Day Weekend; the free Game Lounge and Selfie Den kick off the season Friday on a Wednesday-through-Sunday schedule from 2 to 9 p.m. Daily operations resume July 1.
There will be live music Saturday in Base Village; more performances will be added throughout June, with a full lineup of four-days-a-week performances Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Tuesdays slated to begin in July.
Aaron King’s summer drop-in King Yoga Jam series debuts Saturday and Sunday at 9 a.m. on the lawn covering the skating rink. The hour-long classes cost $20; prepay with Venmo to @king-yoga, with PayPal to 606-300-0839, or cash. In the event of inclement weather, classes will move inside at King Yoga Studio in One Snowmass East.
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Project manager Colin O’Neill works on the heated flooring in a new Snowmass playground structure being built by Garrett Brown Designs in Base Village on Tuesday, May 18, 2021. The project will be finished on Memorial Day weekend; masks won’t be required for the kids playing on the structure or anyone walking outside in Base Village after a May 17 town council vote eliminated mandatory outdoor mask zones in Snowmass Village. (Kelsey Brunner/Snowmass Sun)
Outdoor mandatory mask zones in Snowmass Village went the way of the woolly mammoth May 17 when Town Council unanimously voted on a new emergency ordinance that immediately aligned the town with Pitkin County COVID-19 guidelines and repealed town ordinances that put those zones in place.