A premier, public gathering at the Aspen Institute for leaders from around the globe. They engage in deep and inquisitive discussion of the ideas and issues that shape our lives and challenge our times. A stimulating and invigorating conference that brings great minds together and, as a result, they share ideas and inspire thought to action.
The Aspen Rotary Club is a humanitarian organization which embodies the spirit of “Service Above Self.” Aspen Rotary’s Ducky Derby raises more money to help more people in the Roaring Fork Valley than any other fundraiser of the entire year! The Aspen Rotarians meet every Thursday at 7am at the Aspen Elks Lodge. All are welcome.
The Highland Bowl is Aspen’s Crown Jewel. The area offers some of the steepest and most challenging ski terrain in the U.S. This 782-foot vertical hike takes anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour. The trek can be particularly difficult for those not used to the altitude but the skiing and the views are worth every single step.
Experience the Red Room. The red velvet lined room is lit by Baccarat chandeliers. The Crystal Cellar is an experience focusing on the wine and the decanting process. Undeniably, both experiences are a treat and the ultimate Napa Valley escape from the hustle of the world outside.
A 501c3 not-for-profit organization listed on the National Historic Register, is located on Route One in Ogunquit, Maine and produces the finest Broadway musicals each season. Over 85 years of world class theatre!
A World Class International Show that features more boats, yachts and accessories from the world’s leading marine manufacturers. From beginners to seasoned skippers, explore 8 foot dinghy’s or super-yachts over 150’ feet.
The Wellington International Equestrian Center, located in the heart of Wellington, Florida, is the ultimate destination for horse enthusiasts and competitors alike. Renowned as the winter capital of equestrian sports, it hosts prestigious events such as the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF), drawing riders and spectators from around the globe.
The state-of-the-art facility boasts multiple arenas, including the grand stadium with its electric atmosphere during evening competitions. Spectators can watch top-tier show jumping, dressage, and hunter events while enjoying gourmet food and shopping from upscale vendors.
Cape Elizabeth is the home of the historic Portland Head Light. The lighthouse has a commanding setting at the southwest entrance to Portland harbor, and beautifully landscaped grounds. Situated along the spectacular shores of Fort Williams Park, this beloved head light was first lit on Jan. 10, 1791. Today, it continues to protect Portland and the adjacent area.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial is a powerful tribute to a man who reshaped history. Located along the Tidal Basin, the striking statue of King emerges from stone, symbolizing resilience and progress. Surrounding it, granite walls feature 14 quotes from his speeches and writings, emphasizing his enduring messages of justice, equality, and love. With its serene setting and profound symbolism, the memorial offers a space for reflection and inspiration, honoring King’s dream for a better world.
Georgetown is Washington, D.C.’s most timeless neighborhood—where 18th- and 19th-century architecture, cobblestone streets, and waterfront views set the stage for over 470 shops, restaurants, and cultural institutions. As the city’s original neighborhood and a designated National Historic District, Georgetown blends colonial charm with contemporary elegance. Leisurely strolls along brick-lined lanes lead to unexpected discoveries: independent boutiques, gourmet coffee houses, hidden gardens, and historic taverns. Intimate yet vibrant, refined yet alive, Georgetown proves that true grace never goes out of style.