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
Beyond Telluride
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
TIO Denver: “Mystery and Mistletoe” Writers Showcase
“Mystery and Mistletoe” Writers Showcase at Denver Press Club Thursday, Dec. 11; “Soldier Girls” author Helen Thorpe will MC. The Rocky Mountain Chapter of Mystery
Marijuana Going Mainstream
A Colorado-based company named “Dixie One” has nothing to do with ice cream. It’s product line includes THC-infused chocolates and a line of elixirs containing 75 milligrams
Thanksgiving Jokes to Season Your Holiday Dinner
You know how it can be with all the family gathered together over the holidays. One wrong move, one smart (read snarky) remark and someone leaves the table in tears. The whole g
The Economics Of Thanksgiving 2014
A boy reaches for turkey. Thanksgiving is remembered for feasts, family gatherings and … awkward conversations. You know what I’m talking about. You’re back with
Mountainfilm 2014: Lincoln Center, New York
In the run-up to Thanksgiving, a treat for denizens of the Big Apple: for the 5th year, Mountainfilm in Telluride returns to the Film Society of Lincoln Center with a weekend of
Veterans Day, A History
The Veterans Day National Ceremony is held each year on Tuesday, November 11, at Arlington National Cemetery. The ceremony commences precisely at 11:00 a.m. with a wreath laying at
Tall Tales: “Kinky Boots”
Buy tickets for “Kinky Boots” at the Denver Center here. Tropes abound, but “Kinky Boots” chews them all up with unabashed pleasure and drops them all in your lap with a bi
TIO NYC: Seeing Matisse’s Cut-Outs at MOMA
“Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs” is a show you won’t want to miss. But you will want to wait. (It opened on October 12 and runs through February 8). And you will not want to g
Who Owns the Moon?
Whether you’re into mining, energy or tourism, there are lots of reasons to explore space. Some “pioneers” even believe humanity’s survival depends on colon
Fall Sunday: Reading Into the Off-Season
In Telluride, we can no longer pretend that it’s summer. Gone are the days when the sun baked Main Street and the San Miguel River tempted us to dip in its waters. Gone are the r
In Telluride’s Backyard: Exploring the Four Corners
Those who don’t know history are destined to repeat it, Edmund Burke. Here’s the dirt on dirt. Dirt (or soil) isn’t just a mix of clay, sand and humus that lies over bedrock.
Life After Brooklyn: Moving Out of Brooklyn Because of High Prices
Michelle Higgins, who covers residential real estate for The New York Times, writes about the changing times in Brooklyn. What was once an affordable alternative to living in Man
10 Outstanding Texas Wines That Are A Good Value
From the Dallas News comes this article which outlines the 10 most outstanding Texas wine values. Revving up for Texas Wine Month in October, the wine panel looked for outstanding
Fall Sunday: Backpacking With Kids in the Weminuche
When you have kids, you give up a few things. Sleep. Money. Time. You accept the trade-off: deprivation for family. Andy and I were down with all of that. But one thing we weren’
Tall Tales: “All the Rage” at Denver’s Curious Theatre
Buy tickets for “All the Rage” at Denver’s Curious Theatre here. Martin Moran’s opening at the beginning of “All the Rage” is the definition of casual. He strolls out t
TIO Denver: Jenny Morgan at PLUS Gallery
“Adding something fresh and necessary to the genre of portraiture may seem impossible, but in that realm, Jenny Morgan is crushing it. Don’t label her paintings figurat
Moab Music Festival: Music in ‘A Miracle of a Place’
If you’re looking to get out of town for the Labor Day Weekend, you just might want to consider The 22nd Annual Moab Music Festival which opens this week with both indoor and