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Download & Print The Downtown Aspen Art Festival has become a must-do experience for fans of fine art. Nestled in the Rockies, Aspen is known as an ideal weekend destination. The Downtown Aspen Arts Festival will provide you an exclusive opportunity to experience a range of phenomenal creations ranging from life-size sculptures, photography, glass, paintings, ceramics, one-of-a-kind jewelry, and mixed media. Take in fabulous views of Aspen, grab a bite at a local eatery, and purchase original artwork from the artists, as you enjoy this weekend of visual inspiration.
Rio Grande Park is located one block from Main Street on N. Mill Street and Rio Grande Place. Aspen’s biggest public park runs along the river, and is bisected by the Rio Grande Trail for 2.1 miles. The park is home to an enticing skate park, outdoor basketball courts, a huge athletic field perfect for football or frisbee, an art museum and sculpture garden, and the John Denver Sanctuary (another garden).
N. Mill Street and Rio Grande Place, Aspen, CO, 81611, US ArtFestival.com info@artfestival.com UTC public
The Downtown Aspen Art Festival has become a must-do experience for fans of fine art. Nestled in the Rockies, Aspen is known as an ideal weekend destination. The Downtown Aspen Arts Festival will provide you an exclusive opportunity to experience a range of phenomenal creations ranging from life-size sculptures, photography, glass, paintings, ceramics, one-of-a-kind jewelry, and mixed media. Take in fabulous views of Aspen, grab a bite at a local eatery, and purchase original artwork from the artists, as you enjoy this weekend of visual inspiration.
Rio Grande Park is located one block from Main Street on N. Mill Street and Rio Grande Place. Aspen’s biggest public park runs along the river, and is bisected by the Rio Grande Trail for 2.1 miles. The park is home to an enticing skate park, outdoor basketball courts, a huge athletic field perfect for football or frisbee, an art museum and sculpture garden, and the John Denver Sanctuary (another garden).
