by J James McTigue What is Boggy Draw? It sounds like a place Kermit the Frog lives. And, perhaps he does; but we didn’t find him. We did find ponds with leeches, horny toads, mi
[click “Play”, Steve Gumble talks about “Blues on the Rails”] kicker: “Blues on the Rails” launches June 4 The name “Steve Gumble&#
Ski The Himalayas 2 is now available on Comcast Xfinity VOD and Dish Network Pay per View. The 80 Minute documentary chronicles a team's adventurous ascent and ski desce
by Jon Lovekin (Editor's note: One of the pleasures in publishing Telluride Inside… and Out is getting to know new [to us] writers. Susan and I independently ran a
Describing Chicago as a second city is like describing Telluride as a second Aspen. It’s inaccurate and ruffles feathers on both sides. I love New York, and I love Chicago
Telluride may be a toy town, but it casts a long shadow. Turn around too quickly and you will bump into Telluride no matter where in the world you are. Like yesterday. All day. The
Telluride Inside… and Out spent last Friday and Saturday in New York City. On Friday, we returned to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to see "Cezanne's Card Players,&q
by J James McTigue “Road Trip” conjures many images–-recollections of Kerouac, laissez-faire college summers, U2’s Joshua Tree album. Memories of road trips make me sigh, r
by Tracy Shaffer Curious Theatre Company’s Denver Stories is an open book. Now in its sixth edition, this annual fundraiser unites local legends with a playwright, direct
kicker: Boutique hotel partnership includes Telluride locals The May issue of Conde Nast Traveler just published its 2011 hit lit of "Hot Hotels" around the world, among
For escapist entertainment at its finest, follow in Telluride Inside… and Out’s footsteps and make a beeline for New York’s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum,
1894 Map of Telluride You are cordially invited to a presentation on mapping and the launch of a Community Mapping Project by Dan Collins on Monday, May 9th, at 6 pm
By Emily Shoff There’s a little trip Andy and I like to take with the girls when we’re on the Big Island of Hawaii. We drive over from Puako, just north of Kona on the d
by Jon Lovekin (Editor's note: One of the pleasures in publishing Telluride Inside… and Out is getting to know new [to us] writers. Susan and I independently ran a
By J James McTigue The Mountain closes, we tie up loose ends, pack the bikes and flip flops, head west. That has been our family’s off-season routine the last few years. This yea
J. James McTigue In school we learn about the four seasons, the ones everyone knows about. But in life we learn that the weather, or anything really, just isn’t th
We are in Denver with Kid #1 and family. Yesterday Kimm, Michael and Matthew went "walking in the sunshine", temperature hit 81 F., definitely t-shirt weather. Today'
Come one, come all to the greatest show on earth. But it is not your mother's Ringling Bros. Or Cirque. Thanks to a big thumbs up by Telluride Inside…. and Out'
Talk about living your dream. Travel to exotic locations, her day job, has fed longtime Telluride local and artist Nancy Craft's passion for color: over the years, Nancy's
[click "Play" for Susan's interview with Lin Schorr] kicker: Bidding helps doctors on the ground in Japan Telluride local and mosaic artist Fla
[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Eliza and Tina] They are not your run of the mill filmmakers and he is not your Average Joe. Or Tim.
ed. note: Our friend, Ben Clark sends along this post and link to Ski the Himalayas video. Ski the Himalayas is now in it's third season of online "making of" podcast
[click “Play” to hear Susan’s interview with Flair Robinson] Telluride local Flair Robinson is aptly named. She is a woman with a flair for art; her medium
by Tracy Shaffer Though the subject of Lynn Nottage's play Ruined might seem like a reason to stay away, the latest offering by Denver Center Theatre Company puts my recommenda
