VAIL

VAIL, Colorado — Vail Cabaret Nights at Marketplace on Meadow Drive are back for the summer season. A total of 18 singing waiters and waitresses are part of this season's cast, which includes several new performers. They will be singing the best of Broadway music with 17 performances. Cabaret Nights are set for tonight and Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and July 8, as well as other select dates in July.

“We've raised the bar in talent this year. Vail's home grown are out of school and back from college for the summer. They have been working hard and are bringing their own personalities into each song they sing. It is truly like a breath of fresh air working with this ensemble of singers. Cabaret Nights is an event that should not be missed!” said Rayla Kundolf, artistic director for Vail Cabaret Nights.

Performances of Vail Cabaret Nights are from 8 to 10 p.m. on the same evenings as the Bravo! Music Festival performances held at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater.

Vail Cabaret Nights is lead by Kundolf and music director, Taylor Kundolf. Rayla is from Santa Fe, where she was one of the founding troubadours at La Casa Sena — one of the places that served as the inspiration for Vail Cabaret Nights. Taylor is an accomplished entertainer and pianist who has performed for audiences all over the world.

Vail Cabaret Nights is free and reservations are accepted by calling 970-477-4373 but not required. Parking is located at the Vail Transportation Center, where the parking is free. Marketplace on Meadow Drive is located in Vail Village, at the corner of Meadow Drive and Willow Bridge Road, just west of the International Bridge. From the Transportation Center, head west on Meadow Drive. For more information call 970-477-4373 or visit www.marketplaceonmeadowdrive.com.

EDWARDS

Denver band Frogs Gone Fishin' at Main St. Grill

Frogs Gone Fishin', a Denver-based roots-rock/blues/funk band, will perform at Main St. Grill in Edwards Saturday at 9:30 p.m. The show is free. The band — Andrew Portwood on lead guitar, Mark Levy on drums, Trevor Jones on guitar and Steve Rogers on bass — just released their first CD titled “Tell Me True” and are now on tour to promote the album.

Call 970-926-2729 for more information.

WOLCOTT

Live music at The Wolcott Yacht Club

Denver reggae band, Healing Force, plays Friday from 5 to 9 p.m., with a cover charge of $3.

On Saturday, the Yacht Club will host Denver's, the Ricky Earl Band, from 4 to 8 p.m. amidst a caribbean beach party, including a buffet and special menu. There will not be a cover charge on Saturday.

The Wolcott Yacht Club stands at 27190 Highway 6 in Wolcott. For more information, contact the restaurant at 970-926-3444.

EAGLE

The Dusty Boot restaurant, at 1099 Capitol St. in Eagle, plans a weekend-long barbecue celebration on the patio.

Today, live music starts at 5 p.m. timed with a crawfish boil.

On Saturday, Eagle County rock band, Hustle, performs from 6 to 9 p.m. during the crawfish boil. Live music on Sunday is set for 3 to 6 p.m. A bouncy castle will entertain children throughout the weekend.

There is no cover charge. For more information, call the Dusty Boot at 970-328-7002 or visit www.dustyboot.com.