Sam Bush Tuesday on Telluride Inside… and Out, 6/15/2010
Origins of New Grass RevivalThis week’s episode of SBTV features part two an interview with Sam describing the origins of the influential group, New Grass Revival-...
Origins of New Grass RevivalThis week’s episode of SBTV features part two an interview with Sam describing the origins of the influential group, New Grass Revival-...
by Daiva Chesonis
Mountain Gazette resurrectionist M. John Fayhee & contributor B. Frank at Wilkinson Public Library in Telluride on Wed 6/16 at 6pm to read and discuss their new books!
Rebecca Hammond, an Educator at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, spoke with Susan Viebrock of Telluride Inside... and Out, about the educational programs at Crow Canyon. Rebecca's emphasis was on the youth programs and she spoke eloquently about the effect being in the outdoors had on inner city kids who come for the multi-day programs, especially the longer sessions which actually involve digging.
I'm just saying. Throughout its wild and wooly history, Telluride has been a haven for misfits and miscreants, so Keller Williams fits right in no problem. I mean this is a guy whose latest album is entitled "Thief." No accident.
You have seen Ben Sollee with his cello on the Telluride Bluegrass Festival's Main Stage, performing with Abigail Washburn, and with Bela Fleck in the Sparrow Quartet. But this time when he steps onto the stage in Telluride's Town Park Friday morning, 10 a.m., Ben Sollee will be all alone in the morning sun. And he will shine.
Telluride's Christ Presbyterian Church launches a series on luncheon talks about world religion on Wednesday, June 16, noon – 1:30 p.m.. The event takes place downstairs at the church, 434, West Columbia Avenue, across the street from the Telluride Elementary School. (Lunch and the program are free.)
[click "Play" to hear Mike Bub's conversation with Clint] Big bassman Mike Bub has played with a lot of different groups at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. He is back in Telluride this year with a new group, 18...
Continuing the series on Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Telluride Inside...
Telluride, Colorado (June 8th, 2010) – Mountainfilm in Telluride enjoyed record attendance this year with more than 15,000 seatings in theaters, up some 25% from 2009. Despite sunshine and warm temperatures, often deterrents to theater-goers, Mountainfilm venues operated at or near capacity throughout the Memorial Day weekend. “We benefited from several factors,” said Mountainfilm Executive Director Peter Kenworthy. “We received very favorable regional press leading up to the event. The weather lured a lot of people within driving range who might otherwise not have come. And, word-of-mouth momentum has been building steadily the past three years.”
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