Letter (Aug. 20): Poor planning
Dear Editor:
Sunday afternoon was the final performance of the Aspen Music Festival, one of the true jewels in Aspen’s cultural crown. It was superb. Until rock music from the event on Main Street poured over the concert.
Aspen has a right to its sports event, but the rock music was an obnoxious and poorly timed intrusion on a venerable Aspen institution. The city and cycling planners couldn’t figure out how to schedule a noncompeting music event?
Good luck with the rest of what they’re planning.
Jan Patterson
Snowmass Village
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