TIO L.A.: Stuff To Do & See
Going to Disneyland? Don’t get me started: spring break, wall of noise, sea of people, long lines, hot. If only our activities in the park could have been confined to our grandso
Beyond Telluride
TIO L.A.: J.M.W. Turner at Getty Center
It must be a sign of the times. Boomers all over the world in the fall and winter of their lives seek reassurance: it’s not over ’til it’s over, right? Recent exhibitions in
TIO NYC: Wolf Hall & Book of Mormon
Now that Telluride’s official ski season 2015 is really and truly over and done, you may be heading out of town for a Big City fix. A little splash-splash in a cultural bat
Outlaw Reflections: Baja
The end of ski season this coming weekend marks the official start of Telluride’s off season, when many locals head for the hills – or rivers and streams. This story by former
TIO Denver: Weekend Getaway
Our recent weekend in Denver proved that getting high in the Mile High City does not necessarily twin with cannabis and vaporizers. At the end of the cultural banquet that defined
TEDxManhattan: Changing How We Eat
This is the week that is for TED Talks and simulcast TEDxTelluride Live, produced by Katrine and Bill Formby. “At our TEDxTellurideLive event, TEDTalks video featuring dynamic s
Tall Tales: Curious Theatre Company’s “In the Red and Brown Water”
Tickets here for “In the Red and Brown Water” at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company The first play in a trilogy, “In the Red and Brown Water,” serves up that special Curiou
Facts About Color That Almost Seem Too Ridiculous To Be True
Color is the backdrop of our lives. And the colors we surround ourselves with in daily life affect us profoundly. And they affected history. Writing in the Huff Post, Todd Van Lu
Healthier Because You Are A Sports Fan? (Yes!)
In 2012, bestselling author, National Geographic Fellow (and hottie) Dan Buettner spoke at Mountainfilm in Telluride. His subject, the blissful “Blue Zones”: places where cultu
How Much Do We Eat on Superbowl Sunday?
Super Bowl Sunday is all about consumption: we eat up Clydesdales and cuddly pups; gyrating half-time babes; oh yes, the machinations of two outstanding teams, the Seattle Seaha
TIO NYC: Telluride Playwright Festival, “Ayn/Sister”
Last summer, the Telluride Playwright Festival featured a new work by the nonprofit’s artistic director Jennie Franks. Jennie’s play,”Ayn/Sister,” is abo
TIO in Hawaii: Whales, Turtles, & Surf, Oh My!
Not long after we finished our marathon run around America in early November, Sus and I decided we wanted to take a “warm break” this winter. Susan hasn’t
TIO in Arizona: A Stop at La Posada
What does a giant crater in Arizona’s painted desert have to do with a grande dame of a hotel? Not much. Yet. Sooner or later the Winslow Arts Trust will establish a major museum
Tall Tales: “Charles Ives Takes Me Home,” Curious Theatre
“Charles Ives Takes Me Home,” Denver’s Curious Theatre. Tickets here. The program for “Charles Ives Takes Me Home” tells us that the setting is “Here and There” a
Mountainfilm: Reza & “Je Suis Charlie”
Philanthropist, idealist, humanist, architect by training and a globe-trotting heavyweight champion of photojournalism – he is a National Geographic fellow whose images have gr
ALACAZEM 2015.01.08
January 8 to 15, 2015 Visible planets: Morning: Jupiter, Saturn Evening: Mercury, Venus, Mars Today the phrase “no news is good news” keeps running through my head. I rea
Honoring Joe Cocker
We remember it well. Telluride Inside… and Out was a young pup, just about one year old, when Steve Gumble brought Joe Cocker to town to be the closer on opening day (Sep
Celebrating Christmas in Telluride – and Austin
Editor’s note: When news of my friend Katrine’s win hit my inbox, it struck me that her upbeat story proves Christmas can be more than buy, fry, cry, and wonder why. So if
Former Telluride Local’s 1st Film Gets Raves
SCOTT COHEN is an artist and director now based in New York, who used to call Telluride home. His photographic works, primarily derived from his own documentary footage, can be f
CNN’s Hero of the Year: Proving Second Chance Right
We simply could not overlook the coincidence. Timing is everything: this week’s Second Chance column is all about “Pet Parenting for More Meaningful Living” and talks about
Climate Hawks on the Left & Why
Not all green-leaning folks fit under one large umbrella. Turns out there are shades of green, real differences among those who love Mother Nature and want to save the planet. In
Mountain Aviation: Partnership with Eliot Brown
Mountain Aviation is pleased to announce their relationship with Eliot Brown, owner of JetProp Commander N840SE based in Telluride, Colorado. “This is a tremendous opportunit
Pinhead Institute: Holbrooke Featured by Your Mark on the World
Sarah Holbrooke is executive director of Telluride’s Pinhead Institute dedicated to bio-literacy and bringing world-class STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) e