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Seven Peaks cancels music festival - Vimarsana News

Seven Peaks cancels music festival

Chaffee County's most recent health restrictions – even as Gov. Jared Polis lifted all COVID-19 related emergency orders in the state – caused Seven Peaks to cancel its plans for the 2021 event, it announced in a release to ticket holders and others Friday afternoon. "Seven Peaks Music Festival is being cancelled for 2021 due to current capacity restrictions in place by local health officials. All 2021 passes purchased at sevenpeaksfestival.com will automatically be refunded within 30 days back to the original form of payment," the release state. The Chaffee County Commission, meeti...

Dierks Bentley, Live Nation jump the gun – announce ticket sales - Vimarsana News

Dierks Bentley, Live Nation jump the gun – announce ticket sales

Entertainer Dierks Bentley and the world’s leading live entertainment company Live Nation announced a ticket sale date and the lineup for the third Seven Peaks Music Festival Labor Day weekend

Capacity rises, requests reviewed - Vimarsana News

Capacity rises, requests reviewed

The Chaffee County Board of Commissioners convened as the Board of Health on Monday morning to discuss issues affecting events planning in the county and raised capacity limits. Tuesday, Live

Seven Peaks: Passes go on sale June 18 - Vimarsana News

Seven Peaks: Passes go on sale June 18

Entertainer Dierks Bentley and the world’s leading live entertainment company Live Nation announced a ticket sale date and the lineup for the third Seven Peaks Music Festival Labor Day weekend

Colorado's basin roundtables push back on CWCB's proposed code of conduct - Vimarsana News

Colorado's basin roundtables push back on CWCB's proposed code of conduct

Aspen Journalism The Colorado Water Conservation Board is hoping the nine basin roundtables adopt their code of conduct. From left, back row: Steve Anderson, Dan Gibbs, Kevin Rein, Jim Yahn, Heather Dutton, Russell George, Curran Trick, Greg Felt; front row: Jessica Brody, Gail Schwartz, Celene Hawkins, Jaclyn Brown, Becky Mitchell. (Heather Sackett/Aspen Journalism) The state water board is encouraging all nine basin roundtables to adopt a code of conduct requiring members to communicate in a professional, respectful, truthful and courteous way. But some Western Slope roundtables are pushing...