Letter: Kudos to Wanderlust
Wanderlust Festival was an exciting happening in Snowmass Village over the July Fourth weekend. Snowmass was alive and the place to be! Being probably one of the oldest participants and not really a yogi, I was energized by the youth and energy that overtook our mall and Base Village. How wonderful to see so many non-locals visiting us, having fun, enjoying our mountains and our blue skies. I hear the organizers have signed a three-year contract. Yeah for Snowmass and the tourism department!
Nancy Shapiro
Part-time resident, Snowmass Village
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WineInk: The Local Vine
This weekend we go local. After the bacchanalia that was the Food & Wine Classic last week, we turn to Snowmass for a kinder, gentler wine gathering as the 19th Snowmass Wine Festival gets underway.
