Bean Bowers Memorial 09.10.11
On July 9, 2011, our good friend Bean Bowers took flight from his physical, material earth walk and began traveling in the mysterious metaphysical realm of spirit. On Sat. Septembe
Beyond Telluride
Labor Day in Telluride
Labor Day in Telluride means the end of the annual Telluride Film Festival. Elsewhere it's a four-day weekend that marks the end of Summer. Designated a holiday since 1884, Lab
Sky At a Glance: The Scorpion & Archer
For those of you interested in identifying the constellations of Scorpius and Sagittarius in the night sky, the evenings of Sept. 3rd to 5th offer great opportunities to do so. Wat
Telluride to Telluride: Todd and Clint's excellent Adventure
Late Summer in the mountains. After weeks of rain any time of the day, we've got a forecast of brilliant sunny weather for a few days. What to do? The answer for my fri
Telluride Mountainfilm: Shakespeare High to close Aspen's 3rd annual MountainSummit
[click “Play”, Susan chats with Sarah Rosenberg and Luis Cardenas] Mountainfilm in Telluride and Aspen’s Wheeler Opera House announce their third annual jo
Hunting and Gathering: Destination dining, San Francisco
by Lisa Barlow With the luster of Chez Panisse still casting its warm glow, San Franscisco has been a culinary beacon for the farm-to-table movement ever since Alice Waters opened
Sky At a Glance
If you're an early riser, this is a great time to identify our home planet Earth's closest neighbor – mythical Mars – as it dances at dawn with the waning cresc
Telluride Escape: Exploring Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs is often thought of as Denver’s ugly twin sister. But as any Pikes Peak loving fan will tell you, there’s much more to the place than its sprawl and its conser
World Series Events
by Jon Lovekin The Red Sox won the world series in 2004. This was an historic event and especially significant for long suffering Boston baseball fans. Meanwhile, within the southw
The Telluride Effect
by Eric Palumbo "Figuring out who you are is the whole point of the human experience." – Anna Quindlen Last month I packed into the northern terminus of the Colorad
Jupiter and the Moon
If any of you are up around midnight over the next few days, take a look at bright planet Jupiter as it rises above the eastern horizon. It's brilliant beauty far outshines any
3rd annual Taos Mountain Music Fest continues under Telluride's Gumble
[click “Play”, Steve Gumble talks to Susan about the Taos Mountain Music Festival] Steve Gumble (and his SBG productions) is the force behind the Telluride Blues
I Cover the Waterfront: Denver's Favorite Fashion Event Returns.
The eighth annual Riverfront Park Fashion Show brings some of fashion’s best and brightest to Denver’s Riverfront neighborhood. The theme is “Classic” but don’t expect to
Christo gets a green light: Telluride Gallery of Fine Art cheers with supporters
[click “Play” to hear Will Thompson’s thoughts on the Christo project] The Telluride Gallery of Fine Art is the local representative of the world
Joe Kimm inducted to Minnesota Aviation Hall of Fame
Joe Kimm, my former father-in-law and a friend and mentor for over fifty years, will turn 100 years old on August 18, 2011. We learned yesterday that Joe's flying career, which
Mountainfilm in Telluride 2011 guest Tim De Christopher sentenced
Tim at Telluride Mountainfilm On July 28, Telluride Inside… and Out received the following note from Telluride local, filmmaker Beth Gage, who with husband George, is making
Steamboat Adaptive Recreational Sports hosting auction now
Yes, it's true. Telluride Inside…and Out wholeheartedly supports the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program. With us it is strictly personal: my husband Clint has been an Adap
Part-time Telluride locals, Drs. Kerr and Hauswald receive Gates grant
[click “Play” to listen to the conversation with Doctors Kerr and Hauswald] Telluride Inside… and Out is alerted to stories in a variety of ways. The most
Quick Telluride Escape: Biking in Crested Butte
It might seem strange to vacation in Crested Butte when you live in Telluride. Why leave one small mining-turned-ski town for another small mining-turned-ski town? Some may ask—w
2011 San Miguel Basin Fair and Rodeo, Norwood, July 22-24
[click “Play” to hear Eileen’s interview with Lo Snyder] By Eileen Burns Grab your cowboy hat and boots folks, The San Miguel Basin Fair and Rodeo is in to
San Miguel Basin Fair and Rodeo 2011
Just a little reminder that the San Miguel Basin Fair and Rodeo is taking place right now down in Norwood. The festivities began at 6:00 pm on Friday, July 15th, @ the County Fairg
Patagonia’s tribute to ambassador Bean Bowers
Note: Our good friend, Bean, husband to beautiful Helen, son of good friend Ed Bowers – now deceased – and Jane Bowers, nephew of longtime, old time Telluride locals Ji
Motocross Exhibition Comes to Norwood
It's hard enough to let your child ride a motorcycle for the first time. Imagine he or she grows up to be a professional motocross stunt rider, like Chas Burbridge. Cha
Sky At a Glance
You can see by looking at these two star charts from the Sky & Telescope website how much the Moon changes from day to day, night to night. It's fun to track our most intim