Growing Up Aspen - A Joiners Table Chat

Valery M. Kelly talks about the Arts and Culture that is Aspen.

Valery M. Kelly (Born in Aspen/ Owner Snowlight Arts) (29 min) Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

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Happy Trails Animation

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Valery M. Kelly by: Snowlight Arts

https://www.snowlightarts.com/shop-art

Valery Moore Kelly, founder and creative director, was born and raised in Aspen, Colorado. She nurtures her artistic practice and hones her creative expression in her studio & home office, downstream from Aspen, in the Crystal River Valley.

Valery’s dream of creating Art and collaborating with fellow Artists and Art Collectors is coming to life with SnowlightArts.com. She curates Art to add to Snowlight Art’s online gallery, connecting Artists and their creative process to the development of human consciousness. She wants to live in a world where people share a diversity of sensory experiences that bring a meaningful unity to their lives.

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Barclay Dodge (Aspen High Grad 87/ Owner Bosq Aspen) (11 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

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Barclay Dodge by: Bosq Aspen

https://www.bosqaspen.com/

One MICHELIN Star Chef Dodge draws from the best of his local farms to the raw, wild flavors of the wilderness. His plates are accessible and consistently thoughtful.

Chef Barclay Dodge’s love of cuisine began in his grandmother’s kitchen and it grew through his vocational experience as a teenager in Aspen restaurants. His passion deepened during his time working at Michelin Star restaurants and under the tutelage of acclaimed chefs.

After being introduced to the cutting edge experimentation in gastronomy while at El Bulli, under Ferran Adria and Albert Adria, Chef Dodge went to open and operate two restaurants of his own, including Bosq. He is inspired by the roots of a place. From his own roots in the Aspen valley to his extensive traveling and culinary investigations into local food cultures.

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Barclay Dodge talks about Bosq's process for creating the menu.

Barclay Dodge (Aspen High Grad 87/ Owner Bosq Aspen) (8 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

Barclay Dodge by: Bosq Aspen

https://www.bosqaspen.com/

One MICHELIN Star Chef Dodge draws from the best of his local farms to the raw, wild flavors of the wilderness. His plates are accessible and consistently thoughtful.

Chef Barclay Dodge’s love of cuisine began in his grandmother’s kitchen and it grew through his vocational experience as a teenager in Aspen restaurants. His passion deepened during his time working at Michelin Star restaurants and under the tutelage of acclaimed chefs.

After being introduced to the cutting edge experimentation in gastronomy while at El Bulli, under Ferran Adria and Albert Adria, Chef Dodge went to open and operate two restaurants of his own, including Bosq. He is inspired by the roots of a place. From his own roots in the Aspen valley to his extensive traveling and culinary investigations into local food cultures.

#Aspen #GrowingUpAspen #artist #memoir #book #smalltown #community #goodtimes #highschool #changeyourlife #childhood #author #BarclayDodge #Galleries #art #Telluride #Podcast #posters #collectables #BosqAspen #Bosq

Barclay Dodge talks about running a restaurant in a town like Aspen.

Barclay Dodge (Aspen High Grad 87/ Owner Bosq Aspen) (14 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

Barclay Dodge by: Bosq Aspen

https://www.bosqaspen.com/

One MICHELIN Star Chef Dodge draws from the best of his local farms to the raw, wild flavors of the wilderness. His plates are accessible and consistently thoughtful.

Chef Barclay Dodge’s love of cuisine began in his grandmother’s kitchen and it grew through his vocational experience as a teenager in Aspen restaurants. His passion deepened during his time working at Michelin Star restaurants and under the tutelage of acclaimed chefs.

After being introduced to the cutting edge experimentation in gastronomy while at El Bulli, under Ferran Adria and Albert Adria, Chef Dodge went to open and operate two restaurants of his own, including Bosq. He is inspired by the roots of a place. From his own roots in the Aspen valley to his extensive traveling and culinary investigations into local food cultures.

#Aspen #GrowingUpAspen #artist #memoir #book #smalltown #community #goodtimes #highschool #changeyourlife #childhood #author #BarclayDodge #Galleries #art #Telluride #Podcast #posters #collectables #BosqAspen #Bosq

Barclay Dodge (Aspen High Grad 87/ Owner Bosq Aspen) (9 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

Barclay Dodge by: Bosq Aspen

https://www.bosqaspen.com/

One MICHELIN Star Chef Dodge draws from the best of his local farms to the raw, wild flavors of the wilderness. His plates are accessible and consistently thoughtful.

Chef Barclay Dodge’s love of cuisine began in his grandmother’s kitchen and it grew through his vocational experience as a teenager in Aspen restaurants. His passion deepened during his time working at Michelin Star restaurants and under the tutelage of acclaimed chefs.

After being introduced to the cutting edge experimentation in gastronomy while at El Bulli, under Ferran Adria and Albert Adria, Chef Dodge went to open and operate two restaurants of his own, including Bosq. He is inspired by the roots of a place. From his own roots in the Aspen valley to his extensive traveling and culinary investigations into local food cultures.

#Aspen #GrowingUpAspen #artist #memoir #book #smalltown #community #goodtimes #highschool #changeyourlife #childhood #author #BarclayDodge #Galleries #art #Telluride #Podcast #posters #collectables #BosqAspen #Bosq

Barclay Dodge takes about his humble beginnings of working in the tourist town of Aspen to owner of Bosq.

Barclay Dodge (Aspen High Grad 87/ Owner Bosq Aspen) (12 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

Barclay Dodge by: Bosq Aspen

https://www.bosqaspen.com/

One MICHELIN Star Chef Dodge draws from the best of his local farms to the raw, wild flavors of the wilderness. His plates are accessible and consistently thoughtful.

Chef Barclay Dodge’s love of cuisine began in his grandmother’s kitchen and it grew through his vocational experience as a teenager in Aspen restaurants. His passion deepened during his time working at Michelin Star restaurants and under the tutelage of acclaimed chefs.

After being introduced to the cutting edge experimentation in gastronomy while at El Bulli, under Ferran Adria and Albert Adria, Chef Dodge went to open and operate two restaurants of his own, including Bosq. He is inspired by the roots of a place. From his own roots in the Aspen valley to his extensive traveling and culinary investigations into local food cultures.

#Aspen #GrowingUpAspen #artist #memoir #book #smalltown #community #goodtimes #highschool #changeyourlife #childhood #author #BarclayDodge #Galleries #art #Telluride #Podcast #posters #collectables #BosqAspen #Bosq

Brad Moore Talks about the power of collaboration and community.

Brad Moore (Aspen High Grad 76/ Sopris Theater Company CMC) (12 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

Brad Moore

https://coloradomtn.edu/staff/brad-moore

Brad Moore by The Aspen Times

Moore has had his time in a bigger pond than Aspen. In 1986, he began an association with the Civic Lights Opera, the biggest musical theater company in the Los Angeles basin. A few years later, he moved to southern California and implemented a variety of programs, including a musical theater school for kids, a performing-arts school for adults, and an in-school program that brought inner-city kids to listen to and see actors. Moore got to work with Carol Burnett and Bebe Neuwirth, got to tour as musical director of the International Children’s Choir. But one day, he watched his toddler son playing on a mechanical ride at a Chucky Cheese’s and thought he’d better get out of L.A.”I said, ‘He needs to ride a real motorcycle or a real horse,'” said Moore. “We’ve got to get back to the mountains.”Entrenched in Aspen the last decade, Moore doesn’t miss the bigger stage. “It’s more about what I’m doing than where I’m doing it,” he said.Moore added that Aspen affords plenty of theater opportunities. And he has come to relish the variety of characters he gets to play. “Just at the point when I get frustrated with kids or amateurs and ask what am I doing here, I get to do a professional job,” he said. “And then when I get annoyed with the egos and the lack of growth of the professionals, I get the kids and the innocence.

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Brad Moore speaks about his outdoor education experience as a kid.

Brad Moore (Aspen High Grad 76/ Sopris Theater Company CMC) (10 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

Brad Moore

https://coloradomtn.edu/staff/brad-moore

Brad Moore by The Aspen Times

Moore has had his time in a bigger pond than Aspen. In 1986, he began an association with the Civic Lights Opera, the biggest musical theater company in the Los Angeles basin. A few years later, he moved to southern California and implemented a variety of programs, including a musical theater school for kids, a performing-arts school for adults, and an in-school program that brought inner-city kids to listen to and see actors. Moore got to work with Carol Burnett and Bebe Neuwirth, got to tour as musical director of the International Children’s Choir. But one day, he watched his toddler son playing on a mechanical ride at a Chucky Cheese’s and thought he’d better get out of L.A.”I said, ‘He needs to ride a real motorcycle or a real horse,'” said Moore. “We’ve got to get back to the mountains.”Entrenched in Aspen the last decade, Moore doesn’t miss the bigger stage. “It’s more about what I’m doing than where I’m doing it,” he said.Moore added that Aspen affords plenty of theater opportunities. And he has come to relish the variety of characters he gets to play. “Just at the point when I get frustrated with kids or amateurs and ask what am I doing here, I get to do a professional job,” he said. “And then when I get annoyed with the egos and the lack of growth of the professionals, I get the kids and the innocence.

#Aspen #GrowingUpAspen #artist #memoir #book #smalltown #community #goodtimes #highschool #changeyourlife #childhood #author #BradMoorel #Galleries #art #Telluride #Podcast #posters #collectables #sopristheatercompany #ColoradoMountainCollege

Brad More talks to the adventure of early Aspen theater.

Brad Moore (Aspen High Grad 76/ Sopris Theater Company CMC) (19 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

Brad Moore

https://coloradomtn.edu/staff/brad-moore

Brad Moore by The Aspen Times

Moore has had his time in a bigger pond than Aspen. In 1986, he began an association with the Civic Lights Opera, the biggest musical theater company in the Los Angeles basin. A few years later, he moved to southern California and implemented a variety of programs, including a musical theater school for kids, a performing-arts school for adults, and an in-school program that brought inner-city kids to listen to and see actors. Moore got to work with Carol Burnett and Bebe Neuwirth, got to tour as musical director of the International Children’s Choir. But one day, he watched his toddler son playing on a mechanical ride at a Chucky Cheese’s and thought he’d better get out of L.A.”I said, ‘He needs to ride a real motorcycle or a real horse,'” said Moore. “We’ve got to get back to the mountains.”Entrenched in Aspen the last decade, Moore doesn’t miss the bigger stage. “It’s more about what I’m doing than where I’m doing it,” he said.Moore added that Aspen affords plenty of theater opportunities. And he has come to relish the variety of characters he gets to play. “Just at the point when I get frustrated with kids or amateurs and ask what am I doing here, I get to do a professional job,” he said. “And then when I get annoyed with the egos and the lack of growth of the professionals, I get the kids and the innocence.

#Aspen #GrowingUpAspen #artist #memoir #book #smalltown #community #goodtimes #highschool #changeyourlife #childhood #author #BradMoorel #Galleries #art #Telluride #Podcast #posters #collectables #sopristheatercompany #ColoradoMountainCollege

Brad Moore talks about the history of Aspen theater.

Brad Moore (Aspen High Grad 76/ Sopris Theater Company CMC) (8 min)

Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

Book: Twist and Turn Press

https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

T-Shirts: Threadless

https://www.threadless.com/@AndyCollen

Happy Trails Animation

https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

Brad Moore

https://coloradomtn.edu/staff/brad-moore

Brad Moore by The Aspen Times

Moore has had his time in a bigger pond than Aspen. In 1986, he began an association with the Civic Lights Opera, the biggest musical theater company in the Los Angeles basin. A few years later, he moved to southern California and implemented a variety of programs, including a musical theater school for kids, a performing-arts school for adults, and an in-school program that brought inner-city kids to listen to and see actors. Moore got to work with Carol Burnett and Bebe Neuwirth, got to tour as musical director of the International Children’s Choir. But one day, he watched his toddler son playing on a mechanical ride at a Chucky Cheese’s and thought he’d better get out of L.A.”I said, ‘He needs to ride a real motorcycle or a real horse,'” said Moore. “We’ve got to get back to the mountains.”Entrenched in Aspen the last decade, Moore doesn’t miss the bigger stage. “It’s more about what I’m doing than where I’m doing it,” he said.Moore added that Aspen affords plenty of theater opportunities. And he has come to relish the variety of characters he gets to play. “Just at the point when I get frustrated with kids or amateurs and ask what am I doing here, I get to do a professional job,” he said. “And then when I get annoyed with the egos and the lack of growth of the professionals, I get the kids and the innocence.

#Aspen #GrowingUpAspen #artist #memoir #book #smalltown #community #goodtimes #highschool #changeyourlife #childhood #author #BradMoorel #Galleries #art #Telluride #Podcast #posters #collectables #sopristheatercompany #ColoradoMountainCollege