September 6th – Jackson Mountain Ramblers
“Playing music we love for people we love.”
Acoustic Mountain Folk-Jazz band performing an eclectic mix of originals and fun cover songs that span decades and genres. Their song genre choices (pop, country, folk, jazz, classic rock, etc.) constantly put a smile on the faces of their audiences and make them want to get up and dance.
September 9th – Bob Hemenger
Bob has had the pleasure of touring, recording and/or playing the mainstage with musicians such as; Victor Wooten, Darrell Scott, Zac Brown Band, Peter Rowan, Band of Heathens, Elephant Revival, etc. He has a successful weekly show called “Close Enough for Jazz” on Four Corners Public Radio and is the emcee for the Telluride Jazz Festival. Bob has spent the past 14 years teaching at Victor Wooten’s Center for Music and Nature helping musicians deepen their connection with both.
September 13th – Austin & Sage
Sage is a live looping artist from Wisconsin. He plays upbeat originals and covers in a variety of genres including classic rock, blues, and Americana. Sage’s live performances take the audience on an adventure with complex looping, wailing harmonica, and soulful lead guitar. Hear him perform at The Springs Resort & Spa Tuesday, Sept 13th from 5-7pm as part of his Colorful Colorado Tour!
September 16th – Jackson Mountain Ramblers
“Playing music we love for people we love.”
Acoustic Mountain Folk-Jazz band performing an eclectic mix of originals and fun cover songs that span decades and genres. Their song genre choices (pop, country, folk, jazz, classic rock, etc.) constantly put a smile on the faces of their audiences and make them want to get up and dance.
September 17th – Ron Lowe
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
September 20th – Glenn Unrath
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
September 23rd – Ron Lowe
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
September 24th – Jackson Mountain Ramblers
“Playing music we love for people we love.”
Acoustic Mountain Folk-Jazz band performing an eclectic mix of originals and fun cover songs that span decades and genres. Their song genre choices (pop, country, folk, jazz, classic rock, etc.) constantly put a smile on the faces of their audiences and make them want to get up and dance.
September 27th – Rob Webster
To listen to Robert Webster is to hear originals that, in their timelessness, strike you as strangely familiar, and covers that, in the originality of their arrangement, seemingly caress your ear for the first time. Again…
September 30th – Steve Blechschmidt
Unique, soothing, “we can hold a conversation” are the comments I often receive. My musical hope is to be part of beautiful settings and to enhance the settings by playing rock & roll songs and Americana songs in the classical guitar style (often called fingerstyle guitar). I will sing a few tunes and pick old time banjo tunes as well.
October 1st – Bob Hemenger
Bob has had the pleasure of touring, recording and/or playing the mainstage with musicians such as; Victor Wooten, Darrell Scott, Zac Brown Band, Peter Rowan, Band of Heathens, Elephant Revival, etc. He has a successful weekly show called “Close Enough for Jazz” on Four Corners Public Radio and is the emcee for the Telluride Jazz Festival. Bob has spent the past 14 years teaching at Victor Wooten’s Center for Music and Nature helping musicians deepen their connection with both.
October 4th – Glenn Unrath and Jack Ellis
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
October 7th – Ron Lowe
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
October 8th – Steve Blechschmidt & Rodger Bennett
Steve Blechschmidt’s musical hope is to be part of beautiful settings and to enhance the settings by playing rock & roll songs and Americana songs in the classical guitar style (often called fingerstyle guitar). I will sing a few tunes and pick old time banjo tunes as well.
Rodger Bennett has performed extensively as a classical guitarist in Mexico, throughout the United States and in Korea, Canada, England, Ireland, Austria and Romania as a soloist and in ensembles. He has also served as the artist-in-residence for the Texas Commission for the Arts, the Texarkana Regional Arts Council, the Idaho Commission on the Arts and the Idaho Commission on the Humanities.
October 11th – Rob Webster
To listen to Robert Webster is to hear originals that, in their timelessness, strike you as strangely familiar, and covers that, in the originality of their arrangement, seemingly caress your ear for the first time. Again…
October 14th – Jason Rose
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
October 15th – Ron Lowe
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
October 18th – Glenn Unrath & Rodger Bennett
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
October 21st – Steve Blechschmidt & Rodger Bennett
Steve Blechschmidt’s musical hope is to be part of beautiful settings and to enhance the settings by playing rock & roll songs and Americana songs in the classical guitar style (often called fingerstyle guitar). I will sing a few tunes and pick old time banjo tunes as well.
Rodger Bennett has performed extensively as a classical guitarist in Mexico, throughout the United States and in Korea, Canada, England, Ireland, Austria and Romania as a soloist and in ensembles. He has also served as the artist-in-residence for the Texas Commission for the Arts, the Texarkana Regional Arts Council, the Idaho Commission on the Arts and the Idaho Commission on the Humanities.
October 22nd – Bob Hemenger
Bob has had the pleasure of touring, recording and/or playing the mainstage with musicians such as; Victor Wooten, Darrell Scott, Zac Brown Band, Peter Rowan, Band of Heathens, Elephant Revival, etc. He has a successful weekly show called “Close Enough for Jazz” on Four Corners Public Radio and is the emcee for the Telluride Jazz Festival. Bob has spent the past 14 years teaching at Victor Wooten’s Center for Music and Nature helping musicians deepen their connection with both.
October 23rd – Pierce Pettis & Jason Rose
Pettis hit the road and became a member of the “Fast Folk” movement in New York in the mid-1980’s. He released one independent solo album, Moments (1984) before signing with High Street Records, a division of Windham Hill. There, he released three albums: While the Serpent Lies Sleeping (1989), Tinseltown (1991), and Chase the Buffalo (1993). His relationship with Tinseltown producer Mark Heard transcended the album. After Heard’s untimely death in 1992, Pettis committed to including a song of Heard’s on every one of his own albums, a practice that continues to this day.
October 25th – Jackson Mountain Ramblers
“Playing music we love for people we love.”
Acoustic Mountain Folk-Jazz band performing an eclectic mix of originals and fun cover songs that span decades and genres. Their song genre choices (pop, country, folk, jazz, classic rock, etc.) constantly put a smile on the faces of their audiences and make them want to get up and dance.
October 28th – Ron Lowe
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
October 29th – Joel Racheff
Join us in the Lodge Atrium from 5:00 – 7:00 pm to enjoy live music.
Wellness Activities available to overnight hotel guests
Day Soaking is available 7 days a week.
All passes include soaking from 9 am-9:30 pm.
General Admission Pass
Relaxation Terrace Pass
Family Cabana Reservations
Local discounted passes are available for residents within a 60 mile radius with state-issued identification.
