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THE DANCING BEAR

This mountain-meets-metro residence shines with luxurious attitude.
by Linda Hayes
“It’s not your typical mountain design,” says Shayne Smith, design director of Shayne Interior Design Group in Los Angeles, with a laugh.

HOMETOWN, SWEET HOMETOWN

In times like these, the most enticing trip may be the one not taken.
by Diane Tegmeyer

As I sit at the computer this morning, I’m in shock. Or maybe it’s simply that I’m having an epiphany and it has yet to sink in.

ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL AND SCHOOL TURNS 60

The hills are (still) alive
by Mike Grudowski

Sixty years later, the Aspen Music Festival & School continues to make summertime Aspen unlike anywhere else on earth.

HOME TRENDS

Stylish accents to freshen up your home
Stylish accents to freshen up your home

REAL ESTATE NEWS

Local agencies are bought and consolidated-what's it mean for you? Plus, a local broker's tips for riding out the recession.
Local agencies are bought and consolidated-what's it mean for you? Plus, a local broker's tips for riding out the recession.

HOME ENTERTAINMENT

A home in Tiehack designed for company.
by Lindsay Yaw
FOR MOST PEOPLE, designing a home with entertaining in mind might mean an open living room, a spacious kitchen, a nearby vanity, or all of the above.

FASHION

Our shiny, pretty picks for summer
Our shiny, pretty picks for summer

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

87 Dishes to eat before you die
87 Dishes to eat before you die

STATE OF THE PARTY 2009

Four of Aspen's finest party planners
by Linda Hayes
Four of Aspen's finest party planners
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Society

CULTURE

Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson explores Peter Coffin's use of blue; Alan Fletcher gives personal picks for the summer lineup; Jim Horowitz gives us the down low on JAS' June festival
by Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson, Alan Fletcher, and Jim Horowitz
Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson explores Peter Coffin's use of blue; Alan Fletcher gives personal picks for the summer lineup; Jim Horowitz gives us the down low on JAS' June festival

Profile

TO HELL AND BACK

How an Aspen family found a way to endure the unendurable.
by Lois Smith Brady

YOU HEAR SO MANY SURVIVAL STORIES IN ASPEN. People have climbed Mount Everest without oxygen, out-skied an avalanche, and survived lightning strikes in the high country.

Dining

FOOD + WINE PREVIEW

All-the-rage recipes, Hottest new chefs; Can't-miss events during the Classic
All-the-rage recipes, Hottest new chefs; Can't-miss events during the Classic
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Arts

HOUSE OF BLUES

This summer, the Aspen Art Museum feathers its nest with color: Director Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson tells us how.
by Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson
PETER COFFIN found inspiration for his Aspen Art Museum project in an unlikely subject: the Australian satin bowerbird.

Town

DINING

A new identity for the old Gusto; Il Mulino makes its way to Aspen; Summer's top wine picks; Escape opens in Explore with new decor and fresh menu; Food + wine; Meet Aspen's molecular mixologist; Vintage is so in when it comes to cocktails; Scott DeGraff expands his empire.
A new identity for the old Gusto; Il Mulino makes its way to Aspen; Summer's top wine picks; Escape opens in Explore with new decor and fresh menu; Food + wine; Meet Aspen's molecular mixologist; Vint

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