Spago bartenders Steven Osani and Andy Nelson have it all going on and want you to come to The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch to experience the incredible atmosphere. Come sit by the roaring fire in the great room or step outside for some s'mores by the patio bonfire. Photo by Betty Ann Woodland.

Want to learn the history of Vail Village and the mountain? Please join the Colorado Ski & Snowboard Museum for the historic Vail Village walking tour Friday and Saturday from 2 to 3 p.m. Vail residents and tourists alike learn the history of Vail Village's past and present landmarks and stories about its first generation of residents. Tours are a suggested donation of $5. Call the museum for more information at 970-476-1876.

Congratulations to Brody Cyphers, the EES spelling-bee champion. Brody defeated Oliver Woody in a multiple-round spell off. Congratulations to Brody, Oliver, Edgar Tellez, Piper Russell and Heil.

Come out to the sixth-annual Free Family Fun Fair at the Eagle County Fairgrounds on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event features a quad-bungee trampoline, several bouncy castles, a gigantic slide, a mechanical bull, a live astronaut who'll take pictures with the kids, face painting, balloon animals, and costumed characters. We'll have train rides and an opportunity for kids to have fun on a dinosaur dig. Western Eagle County Ambulance District and the Greater Eagle Fire Protection District will have team members on hand to explore an ambulance and fire truck. The Vail Valley Medical Center will have a cool photo booth, where everyone can get dressed up and sit on a pink lift against a mountain backdrop in preparation for their Pink Vail Ski Event scheduled for March 3. All of the pictures will be uploaded to their Facebook page. It is sure to be a fun time.

St. Clare of Assisi Catholic School kindergarten through eighth-grade students, families and parishioners celebrated 2012 National Catholic Schools Week by integrating their Catholic faith into the academic curriculum, as well as hosting special religious events. Catholic Schools Week is designed to let students embrace their freedom to know, love and serve God. Students expressed their faith by attending Holy Mass, reenacting biblical scenes, decorating classroom doors in the theme of the church and solving gigantic puzzles depicting St. Francis or St. Clare. Reaching outside of their school community, the St. Clare of Assisi community also donated diapers to the Pregnancy Resource Center in Glenwood Springs. “The kids loved it, and they will never forget this Catholic Schools Week,” said Sister Rita Rae, the school principal.

What a night! Many thanks to chefs Marc Murphy and David Walford for an exceptional meal at Splendido on Jan. 27 benefiting Bright Future Foundation. Also, thanks to all of our supporters who joined us for a memorable evening of food, wine and all things divine! Pictured are Cookie and Jim Flaum.

Pictured are chefs David Walford and Marc Murphy and Sheri Mintz.

Join Julia Clarke on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at YOB. The class is only $25. Engage the rhythmic pulsations, graceful transitions and integrated alignment of prana flow to ease yourself out of the dizzying spiral of anxiety and depression and return you to an embodied sense of deeply belonging in time-space. This evolutionary sequence then spills you into an extended practice of the supported renewal of Anjali Restorative Yoga, a poetic offering of thoughtful meditations and reclining poses that will awaken your heart and leave you ready to step courageously back into the world. This practice is suitable for healthy practitioners of all levels. Please email yogaoffbroadway@gmail.com to sign up.