Aspen Art Museum

Join us Saturday from 5–9 PM for our weekly Saturday Après Party on our rooftop.

Featuring cocktails from The Slippery Slope, snacks from the new Rooftop Café, and music by Golden.

This FREE teen programming is part of the Art in the Field program, a series of visits to arts organizations throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

Registration is required to participate.

Join us on Tuesday, March 21, for a program in partnership with the Aspen Library! Preschool-aged children accompanied by an adult are invited to participate in a story time and art project led by children’s librarian Noelle Edwards and Aspen Art Museum educator Courtney Kenny. This week we’ll be reading A House for Hermit Crab by Eric Carle and making our own special hermit crabs inspired by the book!

Free and open to the public. No registration is required. Drop in!

As part of our upcoming Youth Art Expo, we are offering puppet-making workshops every Wednesday through April. Students will use a combination of materials and objects to create unique and dynamic characters that will be displayed in the exhibition.

Join us Saturday from 5–9 PM for our weekly Saturday Après Party on our rooftop.

Featuring cocktails from The Slippery Slope, snacks from the new Rooftop Café, and music by Golden.

Open to local arts organizations and their staffs

Sahra Motalebi offers a series of in-person community workshops at the Aspen Art Museum from her ongoing project VOICE/S that began in 2018. These collaborative sessions expand the definition of the voice, inspiring a network of open-ended questions.

No previous artistic or vocal experience required. All are welcome.

Free and open to the public. No registration is required. Drop in!

As part of our upcoming Youth Art Expo, we are offering puppet-making workshops every Wednesday through April. Students will use a combination of materials and objects to create unique and dynamic characters that will be displayed in the exhibition.

This FREE teen programming is part of the Art in the Field program, a series of visits to arts organizations throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

Registration is required to participate.

Open to all

Sahra Motalebi offers a series of in-person community workshops at the Aspen Art Museum from her ongoing project VOICE/S that began in 2018. These collaborative sessions expand the definition of the voice, inspiring a network of open-ended questions. Moving between our individual and collective vocalities, we find unexpected poetics, multiple modes of expression, and listening as an aspect of the voice itself.

No previous artistic or vocal experience required. All are welcome.

Free and open to all.
Registration Required

In a one-hour improvisational vocal-only performance, Motalebi produces phonographs, or voice-writings, that conjure relationships between agency, technology, playback, and silence.