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
Beyond Telluride
Summer Sunday: Sutcliffe Vineyards
It’s not always easy to keep house guests happy in Telluride. Especially when they’ve been to our box canyon over a dozen times and are finding Bear Creek a little predictable.
Summer Sunday: Bike Trip
I am not supposed to be riding a road bike through remote Western Utah right now. In fact, there are a hundred, no probably a thousand things that need my attention, namely parenti
The 7 Most Amazing Outdoor Hidden Gems in Colorado
Colorado is a wonderful place to live. No matter how long you’ve been here, there are still amazing, outdoor places to discover. Wild west, nature loving, and out-of-this-world
Empire of Rock, China’s Supercaves
In the above picture, climber Emily Harrington takes the hard way up southern China’s Moon Hill, an arch from the remains of a collapsed cave. Sightseers have an easier option;
The Last of the Real Mountain Towns
Greg Melville writes in the Outside blog about a little known secret: “That cabin you’ve always dreamed of? It’s within reach—if you know where to look.” You k
TIO California: Boonville & the Telluride Wine Fest
Like Telluride, it’s a little town with big-time charm – and the perfect stop on our march up the coast from Los Angeles to Bellevue, Washington, for a family wedding. Boonvill
Longest Day of the Year: Summer Solstice Arrives Saturday
In an article in Space.com Geoff Gaherty with Starry Night Education, Explains the Science behind the Summer Solstice. The Earth will reach one of its four major way stations Satur
Extroverts Don’t Belong on Mars
A new study written about by Olga Khazan in The Atlantic suggests that extroverts, like me, are not meant for long, isolated voyages. Damn, I guess I won’t be going to Mars
Found! Oldest Known Alien Planet That Might Support Life
Mike Wall, Senior Writer at Space.com reports about the recent discovery of the Oldest Known Alien Planet That Might Support Life: “Astronomers have discovered what
Tall Tales: “Copenhagen” at Denver’s John Hand Theater
“Copenhagen,” a play by Michael Frayn, is about a meeting between two people in 1941 that held major implications for the course of events during World War II. That the meeting
Durango Blues Train: Two Weekends In 2014
The Durango Blues Train is excited to announce the August event’s musical lineup for the second weekend of the 2014 Blues Train, taking place August 22nd and 23rd. Musicians
Local April Montgomery Appointed Chair of State Water Board
Norwood and longtime Telluride regional resident, April Montgomery, program director of the Telluride Foundation, was recently elected Chair of the Colorado Water Conservation Bo
Tall Tales: “Venus in Fur” at Denver’s “Curious Theatre”
At the end of “Venus in Fur,” running through Saturday, June 14 at The Curious Theatre in downtown Denver, I wanted to watch it all over again. The play ends up in a pla
TIO on the Road: How I Spent My Spring Vacation
Like a lot of Telluridians, we tend to travel during the Spring and Fall off-seasons. Winter and Summer most of us are pretty busy either enjoying what our area has to offer, helpi
This is the ONE Tourist Trap You’re Missing Out On In Each U.S. State
Once the Telluride ski resort closes and we head into the “mud season” many Telluride locals head off to their favorite beaches and other exotic destinations around
What Americans Think Tech Will Look Like in 2064
Having just seen the blockbuster show at New York’s Museum of Art and Design,“Out of Hand: Materializing the Post-digital,” about a future when your meals, clothes, car,
TIO NYC: “Degenerate Art” at the Neue Galerie
The Neue Galerie’s big spring show, “Degenerate Art: The Attack on Modern Art in Nazi Germany, 1937,” was close to three years in the making, but the pay off in the timing
TIO NYC: “The Heir Apparent,” by Way of David Ives
Master wordsmith David Ives is probably best known for his evenings of one-act comedies, All In The Timing and Time Flies. All In The Timing won the Outer Critics Circle Pla
TIO NYC: MAD’s Out of Hand a Must-See
We arrived in the Big Apple on Monday, toast from a cross-country trip (in a truck. Long story). But, stalwart souls that we are, we hit the ground running on Tuesday, taking in se
The Fruita Fat Bike Festival
Looking for something to do this off-season? Throw the bikes on the car, grab your compass and get ready for some great outdoor fun. Nestled in western Colorado’s alluring
TIO Denver: Monkey Town 4, Dinner Theatre 2.0
Here’s a good one for Jeopardy or the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle: What is the name of the person who invented video art? Art historians universally credit Korean-
Mourning Loved Ones Millennial Style
Of late, Telluride has had a lot of celebrate (our first Olympian, Gus Kenworthy, the end of a successful ski and cultural season). But the region has also had to shed a few tears
Think You Are Like Fine Wine? Just Perhaps, Think Again
A well-worn platitude floating around in the zeitgeist is the one about aging. If you are a Boomer, you’ve undoubtedly heard it (or said it) : like fine wine, you’re no