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  • Access to Sella Ronda
  • Awesome Dolomite scenery
  • Nearby glacier skiing

Great for

  • Families
  • Cross country
  • Foodies

Ski Holidays in Selva

Comfortably nested within the Dolomites, Selva is part of the largest and arguably most beautiful ski area in Europe. The little mountain village will do little to dissuade you from the dreamy Italian promise of sun, snow and leisure, with excellent intermediate skiing, personable restaurants and lots to do throughout the valley.

  • Flight Time
  • 2 hours
  • From London
  • Nearest Airports
  • Turin, Milan Malpensa
  • Geneva, Innsbruck
  • Time zone
  • GMT + 1 hour
  • Language
  • Italian
  • Currency
  • Euros
  • Ski Season
  • Dec - April

Selva Stats

Top Altitude
3342m
Bottom Altitude
1440m
Resort Altitude
1565m
Total Piste
175km
Longest Run
10.5km
Slope Orientation
N, E, S, W
Vertical Drop
1088m
Skiable Vertical
891m
Night Skiing
Yes
Glacier Skiing
Yes - Marmolada Glacier
Location
Italy, Val Gardena
Established
19th century
Downhill
175km
Lift Pass
£317

Selva is the best known and highest of Val Gardena’s close-set group of villages, which also include Ortisei and Santa Cristina. Val Gardena is part of the expansive Dolomiti Superski area and topping the list of reasons to visit the Dolomites, or ‘Pale Mountains’, is its status as a UNESCO world heritage site - Selva has some striking views of the Sassolungo massif and Puez mountains on either side.

Named “Sëlva” by its Ladin speaking locals (the name apparently comes from the Ladin word for wood) or “Selva di Val Gardena” if you’re Italian, the resort existed as “Wolkenstein in Groden” before WW1 when it was Austrian territory. It’s retained lots of Tirolean charisma, dotting a mixture of alpine buildings along the centrally running road and you’ll still hear all three languages spoken around the resort today.

The village itself is lovely and friendly with a touch of old fashioned tradition. It has several sweet churches and chapels and the kind of shopping where you can mooch around and pick up a thing or two in the gift shops to take home. Where ski in, ski out is not an option you are only ever a few minutes from the nearest lift.

Local coach and taxi services run fairly reliably from the main train stations (the nearest are Bressanone and Bolzano). Bolzano airport is also the closest airport with an estimated travel time of 1 hour.

The skiing is where things get serious - the 1970 World Championships really established this as a world class skiing area and a number of international events have been hosted here ever since, including the men’s and women’s super-giant slalom and FIS world cup.

The local ski pass includes the area between Alpe di Siusi and Val Gardena and covers a sufficient 175km of piste with 83 lifts. However, if you can resist the Dolomiti Superski Pass, you deserve a medal. A 460 part lift system links Val Gardena with 11 other valleys providing access to a good 1220km of piste. This also includes routes up to the 11000 ft Marmolada glacier, the well-known Sella Ronda trail and the Saslong World Cup Downhill for a bit of a challenge.

The nearest airport to Selva is Verona at ? km or about 2 hours 20 minutes by car.

Beginners

Intermediate

Advanced

Snowboarding

What's the ski area like in Selva?

Selva is quite big on its cross-country with 115km of trails. The 12km trail up the Vallunga Valley is particularly popular. Covara is good for beginners and the 7.5 km track connecting Alpe di Siusi with Val Gardena is also worth mentioning.

Which other ski resorts are near to Selva?

The nearest ski resorts to Selva include Ortisei, Santa Cristina, Arabba, Corvara, Val Gardena, Dolomiti Superski, Sella Ronda.

Beginner Slopes

52km30%

Intermediate Skiing

105km60%

Advance & Expert Piste

18km10%

Snowboarding Trails

175km100%

What is Selva like for Beginner skiers?

The nursery slopes are close to town and there’s a nice collection of blues towards one side of Piz Seteur and at Plan de Gralba (it’s worth mastering the bus timetable when going onto Plan de Gralba as taking the mountain route can land a beginner on some rather tricky reds). There are a number of ski school options available as well as a Fun Park for the younger-hearted.

What is Selva like for Intermediate skiers?

Just by looking at the piste map you can see the intermediate-friendly nature of the skiing here. For those re-discovering their ski legs, the Alpe di Siusi (just above Ortisei) has some gentle skiing with steeper descents from Dantercepies and Ciampinoi to progress onto. If the Sella Ronda is on your to do list (and it should be if you’re intermediate or above), the general preference is the orange clockwise route as it follows the sun (the lifts are good too). This world famous circuit is definitely worth doing but don’t let it distract you from some fantastic alternative routes... The Gherdeina Skiring is good for variety and the Armentarola at Lagazuoi (locally known as the Hidden Valley) is hugely recommended just for the views - the horse drawn tow back to the main piste is a bit of a highlight too! The lengthy La Longia red run starting in the Seceda section and running to the valley also gets extra points for altitude.

What is Selva like for Advanced skiers?

For access to the more serious skiing, it’s worth upgrading to the Dolomiti Superski pass. From Ciamponi there are some good red and blacks including the World Cup Saslong Downhill. The black and red runs at Porta Vescovo are a more complicated option off the Sella Ronda. The lack of moguls and off-piste is made-up for by the opportunity of a heli-drop on the Marmolada glacier. It’s also worth chatting to the tourist office who often do ski tours structured with a range of historical, gourmet or scenic criteria.

What is Selva like for snowboarding?

Alpe di Siusi’s King Laurin Snowpark is the biggest in the area, with plenty of rails and kickers that are nicely spread out. The Alta Badia Snowpark on the Piz Sorega is bit further out and the Piz Sella Park is the closest to village, just beside the Comic chairlift.

What is Selva like for off-piste skiing?

The Vallunga valley and the Passo Sella are populare spots for some freeriding.

What is Selva like for cross country skiing?

There is an abundance of cross- country ski runs in the valley, Val Gardena. 133km in total, prepared for classic and skating disciplines.

Selva Restaurants

We also like Café Mozart for a more family friendly atmosphere (it’s worth popping in purely for the hot chocolate!).

There are some superb dining-out options with Hotel Friena, Chalet Gerard and Hotel Sun Valley topping the list, all easy to get to from the town centre. La Bula does fantastic pizza and pasta and Nives, just off the main square, is the place to go for the traditional South Tyrolean factor with a cosy, homely atmosphere. Fine Mediterranean and international dishes, as well as traditional South Tyrolean specialities, are served in the excellent restaurants located in Selva Gardena.

Where to eat in Selva and on the mountain

Nives Nives is a perfect option for a real alpine dining experience that combines comfort with authenticity. The dishes are beautifully presented, sensually tempting and complimented with a well-thought out wine menu. Make sure you try their famous fondue which will give you a real taste of the traditional cuisine made from local ingredients. The restaurant is really easy to find as it is within the Nives square within the centre of Selva.

Selva Après Ski

Italian resorts don’t tend to be overly wild when it comes to après ski but with 20 bars, 45 restaurants and 2 main clubs Selva does rather well... If you’ve never had the iconic Bombardino beverage, this is a good place to sample one! Bar Saltos is a good foodie spot with a sometimes themed menu and music scene for later on. La Stua, near the Costabella ski lift, is great for après ski with a sunny terrace and live music. By the Dantercepies, Panorama does some hearty dishes, perfect before the final run back to Selva. Hotel Piz Seteur, at the foot of the Sassolungo, is notorious for its GoGo girls, taking the word fun quite literally. For a calmer cocktail and appertif, Yello’s Music Lounge Bar in the centre of Selva is open to a good hour. Dali-Disco Dance and the Heustadl (in the Hotel Wolkenstein) make up the late night dancing scene, with quite a youthful crowd.

Bars Late Night Clubs and Cafes in Selva

The Goalies' Pub Open daily from 9,00 am to 2,00 am The Goalies’ Pub is an Irish Pub with an icehockey-goalies theme, because it’s owner and his 2 sons are former hockey goalies, and still big fans of this great sport! The pub has been opened in 1999 and it distinguishes itself from the other bars of the valley basically for the music (Rock, Blues, Country and Irish from the 50’s till now), for the wide selection of draught beers (Guinness, Heineken, Goalies’Beer, Golden Fire, Murphy’s Irish Red and Kuchlbauer Weissbier) and for the whiskys. And it’s also famous to have the best cocktails in town! It’s got a typically irish furnishement enriched with tons of hockey pictures and memorabilia from all over the world. A highlight is the smoking area at bar; one of the last pubs where you can smoke drinking a fresh draught Guinness! The partys at The Goalies’ Pub have become a “must”: St. Paddy’s Day (17/03), the Oktoberfest (September) and the Halloween-Night (31/10) are on the schedule every year. During the winter season you can also have Aprés Ski in here, but you won’t get to hear any DJ Ötzi.. only the best Rock Classics and Oldies!

Yello's Bar Yello’s is a cool and collected little Music Lounge Bar that you can find within the centre of Selva, next to the Tourist office and Ski School 2000. After a full day on the slopes, a cocktail and a bite to eat on one of their comfy sofas will end your day and start your evening nicely. With a rich music program, from chill-out tunes to DJ produced tracks, you can enjoy the atmosphere whether there’s a crowd of you or it’s just the two.

Bar La Stua Bar La Stua is ‘the’ place to be when you come off the slopes in Selva Gardena. Whether you’re popping in for a pit stop snack and drink, stopping for lunch or ending the day with the live music and après ski, this is the bar everyone loves going to. They do live music 3 times a week (usually Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday) and rumour has it the warming bombardino and goulash are the best you’ll find!

Selva Activites for Non-skiers

The 6km toboggan run is definitely worth doing as is a visit to the Pranives ice rink in the sports centre. There are skating and curling activities here as well and it’s worth looking out for acclaimed figure skater performances, disco evenings and lessons. You can book dog sleigh excursions with Siberian Huskies across the Puez-Odle Nature Park and for a real appreciation of this World Heritage Site, hire a winter walking guide. For those who can’t wait until morning, night skiing is usually possible on Alpe di Siusi. Over at Orisei (a bus ride away) little ones can use the swimming pool while grownups head to the glazed Turkish baths in the same building.

Pranives Ice Rink This indoor ice rink is usually open from December to April over the winter months and is a good way to round off a day in the mountains. When it is not being used as a meeting point by the hockey teams you can have a go on the ice, book in for a lesson or join in one of ice-disco events. It is a good way to have some fun with the whole family and located not too far from the centre of Selva.

Dolomiti Adventures Dolomiti Adventures is a new 300m2 shop in the centre of Selva Gardena, 100m from the Ciampinoi gondola. During the summer months, this is the place to go for mountain and city bike hire. They also do bike tours like the MTB Sellaronda tour. Summer opening hours (as of 2014) Monday - Sunday: 8 am - 12.30 pm | 2.30 pm - 7.00 pm

Dolomiti Adventures Snowshoe & Snow Walk Dolomiti Adventures is based in a large shop near the Ciampinoi gondola. As well as offering all sorts of hire and selling fashion clothing and equipment, they also organize some brilliant tours of the local area. On their snowshoe and snow walk excursions, an expert guide will take you on a gentle but beautiful walk through woods and past huts. Half day, full day and evening tours are available and prices include your equipment and guide.

Golf Club St Vigil If you like a scenic fairway, this 18 holer in the middle of the Dolomites is hard to beat. With a golf school, pro shop, driving range and restaurant, Golf Club S. Vigilio Siusi covers all bases for a wonderful golfing experience.

Pozzamanigoni Riding School Val Gardena’s only riding school is run from the Pozzamanigoni horse barn, where you can take riding lessons or head off on the hack of a lifetime. The Senoner family are known for running a tight ship with expert instructors and beautiful horses.

Gardena Guides Selva’s Gardena Guides branch is based at the indoor climbing hall, where qualified mountain guides provide some spectacular tours of the surrounding area. Join their climbing school, go glacier hiking, experience the local via ferrata or set off for some good old-fashioned hiking. Contact the Gardena Guides directly for more information on their summer programme.

Clothing Food & Souvenir Shops

Selva offers quite a large selection of shops besides the usual convenience stores and ski rental sport shops. Whilst wondering through this beautiful village, you will find boutiques with fashion, shoes and leather products on sale. You will also find shops specialising in wood carving, something the area is known for.

SKI RENTAL SELVA The Selva Ski School's ski rental shop will get you sufficiently kitted out in no time. From skis and poles to snowboards and helmets you’ll get everything you need to start nailing those sleek and sharp turns.

Dolomiti Adventures Dolomiti Adventures is a huge new shop in the middle of Selva, 100m from the Ciampinoi gondola, offering ski and snowboard hire and equipment and fashion for sale. Often deals are available, such as discounts for online or week long bookings. They can also arrange off piste ski trips, safety lessons etc. Winter opening hours (as of 2014) Weekend: 8 am - 7.00 pm Week days: 8 am - 12.30 pm | 2.30 pm -7.00 pm

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Most slopes are around the 1500m – 2000 mark which is promising for conditions during the colder months. Even after a period of low snowfall, people can be quick to praise the state of the slopes, thanks to the wide snow cannon coverage. There are many options to go higher and the Marmolada glacier at 3342m is a superb example. The 12km ‘La Bullenese’ run down from here is a real treat as it has some pretty special views.

For those troops who like to be up nice and early, Italian resorts take a more leisurely approach to hitting the slopes and meals times are a lengthy affair, so the slopes should be pretty crowd free throughout most of the season. What’s more, half term does not have the same crowd connotations as some other countries as the Italians don’t have a half term holiday.

If the best time means the best bargain then it is definitely worth checking with the ticket office about the special promotions before forking out on a lift pass or ski hire.

12° Rock the Dolomites 19 - 28 March 2026  The great musical event.

Sella Ronda Ski Marathon  20 Mar 2026   This year the finish line is in Selva.  

AUDI FIS Men's Ski Worldcup   19 - 20 Dec 2025    Downhill Super G

Christmas Market   30 Nov 2025  - 4  Jan 2026 

Winter Finals   5 Apr 2025   The ultimate end-of-season event. 


Recent infrastructure updates include Candevaves J Bar revamp in 2023, Construction of the Palmer J-Bar in 2024.  

In 2026 the following upgrades are planned, Saslong will close and be replaced with Ruacia-Sochers-Bruno 10 person gondola lift.  Costabella will be upgraded from a 4 person lift to a 10 person Gondola.

What's Selva like at Christmas?

Christmas in Selva is usually full of authenticity, with snow-topped wooden huts, a Christmas carol or two and plenty of festive merriment provided by the local businesses and hotels.
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What's Selva like in the New Year?

We love the sound of seeing in the New Year in Selva with all the food and firework fun going on.
New Year Ski Holidays

What's Selva like in Half-Term?

If the slopes don’t manage to tire the kids out over February Half Term in Selva, the range of other activities like ice-skating and tobogganing might do the trick. The one thing the Italians do well is a good old rustic sun terrace for that all important après ski.
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What's Selva like at Easter?

An early start, some beautiful weather and a leisurely bombadino to finish the last run of the day and you’re well on the way to a day of perfection over Easter in Selva. Find the higher runs for the crisper snow or head to the glacier.

Selva Snow Conditions

Average snow depths in Selva are 63cm to 139cm in January, 63cm to 133cm in February, 66cm to 138cm in March and 47cm to 113cm in April. Read our detailed Selva snow history for more details.

  • Top Depth Base Depth
  • 76 cm DECEMBER 40 cm
  • 139 cm JANUARY 63 cm
  • 133 cm FEBRUARY 63 cm
  • 138 cm MARCH 66 cm
  • 113 cm APRIL 47 cm

Today in Selva the average snow depth is N/A, with N/A at the base of the mountain around 1646m altitude, and N/A at the top of the slopes, around 2584m above sea level. There is 5cm recent snowfall and 0.6cm predicted today. Here's the full Selva snow report.

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Selva snow report is updated every 4 hours during the winter ski season

There is in Selva currently forecast approximately 5cm of new snow expected over the coming week. We also have a detailed Selva snow forecast.

  • Summit Temperature Selva Weather Coming Week
  • 12 °c Sunny skies Today
  • 6 °c Partly cloudy skies Wednesday
  • 5 °c Sunny skies Thursday
  • 7 °c Sunny skies Friday

Ski Accommodation in Selva

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Selva has quite a few ticks down the family checklist.

Let’s face it, learning to ski or snowboard is more about falling over (we’ve all been there!). To help pick you up there are three options in the Selva area; Snowboard and Ski School 2000, the Ski and Snowboard School and Top Ski School, each with a good selection of instructors (some who are ex-world cup athletes). Specialized courses in freestyle and jumps are also available if you fancy challenging a relative to see who can do the best 360o. The nursery slopes are at the North Eastern end of town so Hotel Anteres, Hotel Tyrol, Hotel Oswald and Hotel Mignon are good options for dropping off the skiing newbies.  

The 0 - 4 year olds, who haven’t quite grown into their ski boots, can still get a snow-orientated holiday at Mini Club Selva, with games in the garden, a walk and a nap to suit the needs of each child. There’s also the Casa Bimbo nursery and child-minding service to make sure children from 4 - 5 months to 7 - 8 years are well looked after.

The fun doesn’t have to stop with the close of the lifts, with the 6km toboggan run, sleigh-ride excursions and winter walks. You can also test your ice skating, curling and ice-disco dancing skills at the central Pranives Sports Centre and taking the bus over to Ortisei will lead the way to a swim or Turkish bath. Wandering through Selva town might also give you some ideas about where to go for that South Tyrolean food factor. Book in at La Bula for a hearty pizza or pasta dish or to the Nives Restaurant for a special treat. A perfect way to end the week!

Part of going on holiday is getting home and bragging about it to friends and family; but why not just save time and bring them along? 

Booking individual rooms within a hotel means you get access to the facilities they offer and there’s always the possibility that stragglers can join the holiday at a later date. The well-being and swimming pool facilities are always worth taking advantage of, especially when you have varying ages. It’s also worth picking somewhere near the centre like Hotel Piccolo or Hotel Tyrol (great for nightlife if you don’t want too far to stumble back at the end of the night).

The 175 km of piste to enjoy with the Val Gardena & Alpe di Siusi Pass is the intermediates dream. Parties with differing abilities will find plenty of variety, especially with the Dolomiti Superski Pass. You could be dropping the beginners off at the nursery slopes in one hour and skiing down the Saslong World Cup Downhill in another.

Come late afternoon you’ll always find a group who have thrown their skis in for the day and are enjoying a glass of something in the sunshine. The après ski scene is great for this kind of atmosphere with 20 bars and 45 restaurants. Piz Seteur at the foot of the Sassolungo is never short of people whilst Yello’s Music Lounge Bar in Selva centre sets you up nicely to toast the day’s activities on a more relaxed level. If you’re travelling with the dance-hearted then two night clubs, the Heustadl and Dali-Disco Dance in the centre of Selva might catch your eye.

Knowing that the village likes to get involved in the festivities is useful when planning a Christmas or New Year trip. Prior years have had a Christmas market and held a range of gala evenings in the local restaurants and bars. New Year likewise has celebrated with a DJ and fireworks in the main Nives Square.

Getting your entire team out shouldn’t be too much of a task either as flights and transfers are usually provided in most packages and where you would prefer to travel independently (by air, land or water), you can always opt for accommodation only.

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Selva itelf(a): Despite the fame and popularity accompanying the World Cup races in Val Gardena, Selva ski resort retains its good value for money and relaxed peaceful atmosphere. In addition to the offer of children under 7 years old going free of charge , the resort boasts fantastic nursery slopes, well-kept ... + more
Gideon Beckwith, Watford
4 out of 5
I liked Selva very much; being in Italy, everything is that bit cheaper than France, Switzerland or the USA but you still have a really nice alpine atmosphere. I’m not an expert and found some runs a bit tricky, especially at the end of the day when everyone was coming off the main circuit, but if you were a h... + more
Miss Richard, Sutton
4 out of 5
I had skied in the Sella Ronda area before but not stayed in Selva itself. You’re right on the Sella Ronda here so it’s a really good place to stay – this time we skied the route the other way round and really enjoyed it (it’s quite challenging but it depends on the conditions when you’re out there). The S... + more
Susan White, Ipswich
4 out of 5
I love the Dolomites and always ski there, but probably wouldn’t go back to Selva. All the restaurants and bars on the mountains are really good. A tip to someone who hasn’t been in the area before is not to get fixated on the Sella Ronda like some people do, make sure you explore off it too! Selva is s... + more
Rachel de la Rue, Market Harborough
4 out of 5
I wouldn’t go anywhere else! It’s such a huge area and you can do so much from there, it ticks all my boxes. With the Dolomites it’s a really pretty area and by far the best place I’ve ever skied. We’ve done the Sella Ronda many times in both directions but probably won’t any more, I think it’s ticked ... + more
Mrs Matthews, Stratford Upon Avon
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Ski Extras

How much is a ski pass in Selva

Maximum and minimum adult Selva lift pass prices ranged from £317 to £352 for 6 days access to the Selva ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Selva holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.

PassLift Tickets Child Adult Senior
6 Day £224 - £248 £317 - £352 £286 - £317
6 Day(Ski Area) £235 - £261 £335 - £372 £302 - £335
AgesAge Range 8 - 15 16 - 65 66+

Free lift passes for children under 8 years - proof of age required.

Local lift passes cover Selva Val Gardena, Santa Cristina, Ortisei, Plan de Grabla and Siusi.

Area lift passes cover the Dolomiti Superski: Alta Badia, Arabba, Brixen, Carezza, Civetta, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Drei Zinnen, Kronplatz, Obereggen, San Martino di Castrozza, San Pellegrino, Seiser Alm, Selva Val Gardena, Val di Fassa, Val di Fiemme

How much is ski rental in Selva?

Ski rental in Selva starts from £104 for adults and £63 for children.

How much is boot rental in Selva?

Boot rental starts from £52 for adults and £32 for children.

Rental Ski Boot Snowboard
Adult £104 £52 £83
Child £63 £32 £73

How much are ski lessons in Selva?

Ski school in Selva starts from £275 for adults for a half day and £339 for children.

How much are snowboard lessons in Selva?

Snowboard school in Selva starts from per adult and £487 per child for a half day.

Lessons Skiing Snowboarding
Adult £275
Child £339 £487
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Getting to Selva

Most of our ski holidays to Selva packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Selva from nearby airports

How long does it take to fly to Selva from the UK?

Flights from London take about 2 hours to Turin, Milan Malpensa, Geneva, Innsbruck. This table shows approximate transfer times to Selva from the nearest airports, smaller airports can be more prone to delays.

Airport Distance Transfer Time
Verona ? km 2 hours 20 minutes
Malpensa International Airport ? km 3 hours 50 minutes
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How long does it take to drive to Selva from the UK?

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How long is the transfer from nearest Italy train station to Selva?

The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Selva transfers.

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Emergency Medical Service for Visitors The clinic can deal with medical examinations, treatments and prescriptions for visitors to the area. Opening times: WINTER 20th Dec to 07 Apr Hours: 09h00-12h00 and 16h00-19h00 Daily except Wed SUMMER 05 Jun to 08 Sep Hours: 09h00-12h00 and 16h00-19h00 Daily except Wed

Selva Gardena Tourist Office The office is located in the Sports hire shop, on 127 Str. Meisules. Services provided by tourism office: - Webcams and weather information - News and information about the slopes, ski runs and lift passes - Free Wifi - Pet friendly Opening Times: Weekdays: 8 am - 12 pm and 2 - 6 pm Saturday & Sunday 9 am - 12 pm and 4 - 6 pm

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