Events in Vail

The Amateur Astronomers Association hosts monthly stargazing sessions at historic Floyd Bennett Field. These events are open to the public and take place near the Community Garden. Attendees are advised to follow car light etiquette and note that events are canceled if it rains or the sky is overcast.

Looking for a lively convention afterparty? WeTouchGrass presents Anime Rave at Webster Hall, offering a night of energetic music and dancing starting at 10 PM. Make sure to bring a valid physical ID as the event is for guests 18 and over.

All Points East in Victoria Park is a vibrant fusion of music and artistry, where chart-toppers and emerging voices collide in a dynamic weekend extravaganza. From indie anthems to electronic beats, the festival pulses with the diverse energy of London's music scene, creating an unforgettable experience that resonates with the spirit of community and creativity. Amidst lush greenery, attendees embark on a journey of sonic exploration, forging connections and discovering new sounds that redefine the boundaries of musical expression.

Leilah Babirye's exhibition features adorned sculptures that creatively reuse debris, combining carved wood and ceramics. The artist incorporates bicycle gears, chains, and inner tubes to form elaborate headdresses, jewelry, and tresses. The exhibition centers on a new body of ceramic sculptures inspired by queer weddings, accompanied by large-scale charred wood works representing family and ancestors, continuing Babirye's focus on uplifting LGBTQ identities.

Comedian and unlicensed therapist Therapy Gecko brings a unique live show where the audience can interact and share their thoughts and dreams. The performance blends personal stories from Lyle's travels as a world-trotting reptile with spontaneous, engaging moments. Expect a mix of comedy and heartfelt conversations that create an unpredictable experience.

This event offers an easy, open kayak paddle in Jamaica Bay around Norton Basin, a protected tributary with calm conditions suitable for beginners and experienced kayakers. Participants can enjoy natural surroundings and spot native wildlife, including shorebirds and raptors. Experienced rangers provide kayaking instruction and on-water support to ensure safety and enjoyment.

Drunk Dracula in Chicago is an adult-only live show featuring a 90-minute session of dark humor, mischievous antics, and vampiric chaos. The event invites attendees to experience a gothic-themed night filled with laughter and thrilling escapades centered around a drunken Dracula character. It is designed for audiences aged 21 and over and offers a unique theatrical experience blending comedy and horror elements.

Get ready for a whirlwind of cutting-edge performances at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival, where boundary-pushing artists from around the world converge for ten days of avant-garde theater, dance, and comedy. Held annually in the Dutch capital, this festival showcases the latest trends in experimental arts, attracting an eclectic crowd of art enthusiasts and cultural aficionados. With a range of amenities such as pop-up bars, food trucks, and interactive installations, the Amsterdam Fringe Festival promises an unforgettable artistic experience.

This exhibition spotlights ten Asian Americans whose lives shaped the nation in ways often overlooked by traditional history. You will encounter individuals from different backgrounds and eras who fought for their place in American society while making fundamental contributions to its growth. Their stories challenge familiar narratives and reveal a fuller picture of how America became what it is today.

Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: In Concert celebrates the 40th anniversary of the 1986 cult classic film with a unique blend of live music and film. Attendees watch the movie on a high-definition screen while a live band performs the full soundtrack in perfect sync with David Bowie’s vocals. The event offers a nostalgic and immersive experience suited for fans of fantasy, music, and the original film.

The Amateur Astronomers Association hosts monthly stargazing sessions at historic Floyd Bennett Field. These free events are open to the public and take place next to the Community Garden. Attendees are advised to follow car light etiquette and note that events are canceled if it rains or the sky is overcast.

The Ambacht in Beeld Festival in Amsterdam celebrates traditional craftsmanship with live demonstrations, workshops, and exhibitions by skilled artisans from around the world. Attendees can immerse themselves in the world of handcrafted goods, from woodworking and ceramics to textiles and metalwork.

Raptorama is an annual event held at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge that highlights the migration of birds of prey through New York City during the fall. The event offers attendees the opportunity to learn about these birds' migratory journeys and observe some of them up close. It is presented by the National Park Service at Gateway National Recreation Area in partnership with several local organizations.

Get ready for a night of laughter and chills with Drunk Dracula NYC. One daring actor attempts to retell the classic Dracula story after downing five shots of whiskey, while craft cocktails are served right to your seat. This immersive Halloween experience blends humor and spooky fun in a unique theatrical setting.

Randy Feltface challenges the notion that he is merely a gimmick through his stand-up comedy show. Known for his appearances on Netflix and BBC Radio 4, he has built a global following with his unique style and critically acclaimed specials. This event offers a chance to see a seasoned comedian who blends humor with sharp observations, suited for fans of intelligent and offbeat comedy.

Spectacular examples of needlework, watercolors, and ornamental arts made by American girls in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries fill this major exhibition, which brings together roughly 100 objects from over 35 museums and private collections. The show reframes these often-overlooked works through the lens of place, revealing how girls were creating landscape scenes in samplers and other media long before the Hudson River School dominated the conversation. Timed to the US semiquincentennial, the exhibition both celebrates early American girlhood creativity and critically examines the colonial ideologies that shaped it.

The exhibition "DETRITUS: One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Treasure" features artworks created from recycled and found objects, emphasizing the importance of preserving natural resources. The show is curated by Yuko Nii with assistance from Germania Reyes and includes a variety of artists who use only discarded materials to create their works. The event includes music performances, artist talks, and pick-up days for purchased works.

The Amateur Astronomers Association hosts free monthly stargazing sessions at historic Floyd Bennett Field. The event is open to the public and takes place next to the Community Garden. Attendees are advised to observe proper car light etiquette and note that events are canceled in case of rain or overcast skies.

The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) is the world's leading electronic music conference and festival, attracting over 400,000 attendees annually. This five-day event features over 2,500 artists performing in more than 200 venues across the vibrant city, offering a unique blend of music, networking, and cultural experiences for electronic music enthusiasts worldwide. Attendees can expect top-notch production, industry panels, workshops, and unforgettable parties that showcase the best of the electronic music scene.

The Amateur Astronomers Association hosts free monthly stargazing sessions at historic Floyd Bennett Field. The event is open to the public and takes place next to the Community Garden. Attendees are advised to follow car light etiquette and note that events are canceled in case of rain or overcast skies.

Spanning from daguerreotypes to digital images, this exhibition traces the evolution of photographic portraiture through more than one hundred works from the National Portrait Gallery's collection. The show marks fifty years since the museum began collecting photographs, which now make up nearly half of its holdings. You will see how photography opened doors to preserving the faces of Americans who shaped history but never sat for a painter or sculptor.

Aiguille en Fête in Paris is a renowned international exposition for enthusiasts of textile arts, sewing, and crafts. This event brings together hundreds of exhibitors and offers a rich program of workshops covering embroidery, knitting, crochet, and patchwork. Drawing an anticipated 40,000 visitors, this exhibition is a must-visit for anyone passionate about craftsmanship in the world of textile arts.

Embrace the winter season with a festive edition of BYOB Bingo, where attendees can enjoy breakfast burritos and veggie wraps while competing for free bingo prizes. Don't forget to dress in your best winter sweater for a chance to win bonus prizes for the most festive attire and crowd favorite.

The Amateur Astronomers Association hosts monthly stargazing sessions at Floyd Bennett Field. These events are open to the public and take place near the Community Garden. Attendees are advised to follow car light etiquette and note that events are canceled if it rains or the sky is overcast.