Phish fans donate over One Million Dollars
Two organizations founded and operated by fans of the rock band Phish, Phish Fans, charity announced today that they have raised and distributed a combined $1,000,000 for charity.
Beyond Telluride
Imogene Pass Run, Ouray to Telluride
The 2010 running of the Imogene Pass Run was today, Saturday, September 11. The annual footrace starts in Ouray, CO, at an elevation of 7810', continues over 13,114' Imogen
Telluride Inside… and Out and 9/11/2001
I didn't know anyone who died in the tragedies of September 11, 2001. Still, the events of that day touched my family and me in some strange ways. Susan and I had flown from Se
Telluride Historical Museum: Lead to Creede 4wd tour
The Telluride Historical Museum informed TIO about this 4 wheel drive tour some time back. I apologize for just getting to it now. Rudy Davison, author, newspaper editor, historian
Telluride Film Festival: Which way for the Middle East?
Telluride Inside… and Out witnessed two outstanding films to open the 2010 Telluride Film Festival: first, "Carlos," Olivier Assaya's 5 1/2 hour epic, the first
Telluride triumphs in Monterey: "Bag It" wins
[click “Play” to listen to Susan’s conversation with Jeb Berrier] Suzan Beraza Telluride triumphed in Monterey’s BLUE Ocean Film Festival when the homegrown
Telluride to Gateway: Bike ride to support Just for Kids
The seventh annual Mountains to the Desert bike ride is set for Saturday, September 25, 2010. Riders can start from Telluride or Norwood, and there are two options for routing from
Susie Billings Takes Ah Haa Students On A Journey of a Lifetime
[to listen to Lauren Metzger’s conversation with Susie Billings, click “Play”] by Lauren Metzger A journey of discovery is always a good idea, even in Telluride,
Sam Bush Tuesday on Telluride Inside… and Out, 8/17/2010
On this week’s episode of SBTV, Sam continues with his “Misguided Tour” series in which he pulls out some of his favorite records that influenced him throughout the years. Ep
Wedding bells for former Telluride local: Hilbert now Mrs. Thomas
Telluride is small and isolated. So, is growing up here limiting? Not for Samantha Hilbert, who, along with her NBC Sports team won an Emmy last September for coverage of the Beiji
Telluride Gallery of Fine Art artist, Christo: Over the River Project
Editor’s note: Christo is the granddady of all wrappers. He and his wife Jeanne-Claude (now deceased) became world famous for hiding familiar objects, buildings and views in
Tice/Core Power Yoga sponsors Telluride Jazz Celebration
[click “Play” for Trevor Tice’s interview with Susan] Causes for celebration are few and far between these days, but Telluride has two great reasons to raise a gl
A Telluride Sunday
It's been a busy week in Telluride, capped by a get-together among friends last night: good food, good wine, good conversation. As a result, Susan and I slept in a bit this mor
San Miguel Basin Fair and Rodeo
The 2010 San Miguel Basin County Fair and Rodeo celebrates 100 years of 4H in Norwood this week – so put on your western wear and prepare yourself for several days of down ho
Venus and Mars, the Moon and the Stars…
The line-up of planets with the Moon and stars this week at dusk is phenomenal. Check it out!
Local runners tackle Hardrock 100
Telluride resident Ricky Denesik hopes to finish the Hardrock 100 Endurance Run for the fifth time this weekend.
Telluride Inside… and Out asks: Are New Plays Important?
by Tracy Shaffer Tracy with Paul Page This is the question slated for the Telluride Playwrights Festival Open House on Thursday, and a conversation that circulates through the thea
Venus and the Moon, Pleiades, the Lion and the Bull
For those of you who enjoy "stargazing" and star watching, mark your calendars for a week of lovely stellar viewing. A graceful waning Moon cups the delicate Pleiades sta
Telluride celebrates Dalai Lama's 75th birthday at Library
[Scott, Nancy and Elisabeth discuss the Dalai Lama’s birthday party; click “Play”] “For as long as space endures / And for as long as living beings remain /
Telluride Inside… and Out, Denver: The King (Tut) is in the House
by Tracy Shaffer What do you do when you discover royalty has just taken up residence in the neighborhood? Throw a party of course! It was all feathers and fringe as the Flappers a
Ridgway Riverfest Wrap-up
by Erik Dalton The 3rd Annual Ridgway River Festival at Rollins Park in Ridgway, CO on Saturday, June 26, was a huge success and a great day of fun along the banks of the Uncompahg
Stand-Up Paddling makes a splash in Telluride
Stand-up paddling is a new way to run a river. Telluride Kayak School is offering two-day introductory courses this summer.
Telluride Inside… and Out at Crow Canyon: an Educator speaks
Rebecca Hammond, an Educator at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, spoke with Susan Viebrock of Telluride Inside… and Out, about the educational programs at Crow Canyon. Rebe
Telluride Inside… and Out: Crow Canyon field work
Continuing the series on Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Telluride Inside… and Out had the opportunity to speak with Grant Coffey, Crow Canyon’s Project Director at