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Free live music and family fun in Vail's Lionshead Village
Join us for Lionshead Live every Thursday from June 19 to August 28 in Vail’s Arrabelle Square. Enjoy free live music, games, and local cuisine from 6 to 8 PM.
Event details
Lionshead Live is a free, weekly outdoor concert series that brings the heart of Lionshead Village in Vail, Colorado, to life every Thursday evening from June 19 to August 28, 2026. Set against the stunning backdrop of Vail Mountain, this event offers families, couples, pet lovers, and friends a chance to create unforgettable memories together. The Arrabelle Square, with its picturesque mountain views and vibrant atmosphere, serves as the perfect setting for an evening of music, food, and fun.
Each Thursday from 6 to 8 PM, Lionshead Live features a diverse lineup of musical acts, ensuring there’s something for everyone. The schedule includes performances by Boogie Machine, El Paso Lasso, The Evolution Rock Yacht, Ronnie Raygun & the Big Eighties, Very Jerry Band, Journey Girls, Betaray, Ten Years Gone, and The Margarita Brothers. In addition to the live music, the event offers free games and entertainment throughout the week, including pickleball, ping pong, cornhole, and activities for toddlers. Food and drinks are available in the square, provided by the Tavern at the Square, Vail Resorts’ premier venue for gastropub cuisine and dining.
Lionshead Live is designed to be inclusive and enjoyable for all. Families with children can take part in various games and activities, while pet-loving travelers will appreciate the dog-friendly environment. Romantic couples can find quiet corners and scenic photo spots to capture special moments, and large reunion groups will find plenty of space to gather, share meals, and participate in group activities.
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