JAZZ JUBILEE - JULY 13-17, 2005
The biggest event of the year is finally here, and it is not too late to drive on up. The Mammoth Lakes Jazz Jubilee is this week - July 13-17. It is hours and hours of listening to music, eating, art shows and a great time for the whole family.

We have music for everyone and every age with over 30 bands playing at different venues. The music ranges from Dixieland Jazz to more contemporary sounds like Gator Beat.

Every restaurant in town will have specials too. The folks at Grumpys have great drink specials, and Whiskey Creek is also going to have their own brand of entertainment and bands playing all night long.

If you need a place to stay, you can book your reservations for condos, and hotels right here. It is the City Concierge Centralized Guest Reservations service. See photos, prices, and you can compare and save on over 1200 units.

Do you have questions about the festival, or about Mammoth Lakes. Try our new online chat feature. Go to our website home page and click the link to activate the chat. A live Concierge will answer all your question.

BLUESAPALOOSA - BEER AND BLUES - AUGUST 5-6,2005
Coming Friday and Saturday, August 5-6, 2005 is our annual Bluesapaloosa Festival. This blues and beer festival is another one of our great music events. The festival imports brewers from all over to create a wonderful beer garden of microbrews. There is music all over town in selected venues, and because it is summer, you have access to our great lakes basin, fishing, hiking and golf.

The most current schedule of bands is listed here. Names such as Tommy Castro, Rod Piazza, Long John Hunter and more. Like all our music festivals you can buy a pass for the whole schabang that will get you in all the events.

Whiskey Creek each year has the ice break event, so be sure to check out the entertainment calendar each week, to see what wonderful groups they will have live on stage inside their pub, brew, restaurant.

FEATURED ACTIVITY
Few people know about the natural hot springs that flow around the Mammoth area. The hot springs are heated by the lava and magma that flows under Mammoth Mountain and the Eastern Sierra. What? You didn't know Mammoth was a volcano area?

The melting mountain snow is sucked into fizzures in the ground and heated by the earth's core, than is pushed back out by pressure in a different location. At Hot Creek Geological Site, that hot water is mixing with cold mountain snow run-off and blends to make a fabulous hot tub soak. It is always fun at Hot Creek. Many folks picnic and party, but we remind you not to bring any glass containers, because accidents happen. If a glass breaks, the site gets closed. Read all about at our site right here.

Guest Services Help
If you would like personal help booking your trip to Mammoth, or someone just to answer some questions about the Mammoth Mountain resort, you should try our online chat found just under the CITY CONCIEGE LOGO. We don't download anything to your computer and it is completely safe. If the greenlight is on, we're online! If not, feel free to click the red light and leave us a message, or call us at 866-864-6444 during business hours.

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