Telluride Inside… and Out in Denver: “My Naked Truth”
Tracy Shaffer as Mrs. Robinson Editor's note: Telluride Inside…and Out now has a regular Denver contributor, Tracy Shaffer, for readers who may want a big city fix. Tracy
Tracy Shaffer as Mrs. Robinson Editor's note: Telluride Inside…and Out now has a regular Denver contributor, Tracy Shaffer, for readers who may want a big city fix. Tracy
As Telluride looks to a more sustainable future, is every old model new again? On February 10, 6 p.m., The Telluride Historical Museum presents a lively, invitation only, slide sho
Regular readers of Telluride Inside… and Out will remember that we have had the pleasure of a winter visit from our young friend, Andres Correa. Andres is from Chile and has
[click “Play” to listen to MD about his art] The Telluride local known on the streets simply as “MD” is not what his handle suggests. Michael Patrick Dohert
Telluride local Ben Clark takes Telluride on the road every spring, doing what Telluriders often do: Get out there on the edge. This is the second post in a series linking to Ben&#
Often what happens in Telluride does not stay in Telluride. For the past three summers, local Jennie Franks of Sparky Productions has orchestrated an event that takes place over se
With so much variety in Telluride, it's easy to forget how much there is to do within a few hours' drive in any direction. Saturday, January 23, Damon Demas and I took an o
[click “Play” to hear Colin Sullivan’s description of Billings’ workshop] Susie X. Billings is one of the fine artists in the muscular stable of the Telluri
Editor's note: Telluride Inside… and Out welcomes a new writer to our pages. Tracy Shaffer is an award-winning playwright and actress, realtor and ass-kicker, who has wor
[click “Play” to listen to Ben Clark’s conversation with Susan] This is day-in-the-life-stuff for Telluriders. Backcountry turns? Sure. Ice climbing? Ditto. Bould
Jennie Franks' Telluride Playwrights' Festival owes a debt to the Bard. Four hundred years after his death, Shakespeare is still the most popular playwright in the world be
Talk about flights of fancy. To celebrate 51/2 months of wedding bliss, on January 6, Telluride locals Eliot Brown and Mary Sama-Brown, a broker with Telluride Real Estate Corp, he
Dr. Marshall Whiting, a psychologist, is known and respected in Telluride for intelligence, intuition, and empathy. What may not be common knowledge is that her heart is way too bi
In Telluride it can sometimes seem we are beyond the troubles of the wider world. Sometimes those troubles break into our consciousness in spite of the physical and cultural distan
Winter at Indian Ridge We at Telluride Inside… and Out hope to sweeten your Christmas with a recipe from master chef/baker Barclay Daranyi of Indian Ridge Farm & B
The Winter Solstice is one of two times of year when the sun is at its greatest distance from the celestial equator. The summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere occurs ab
[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Dr. Scott Ortman] On Tuesday, December 8, 6 – 8 p.m., the lecture series, Telluride Unearthed, continues at
by Art Goodtimes Archaeologist Dr. Mark Varien spoke recently in Telluride at the Telluride Historical Museum. If you missed it, you missed a wonderful talk. I know that to
[click “Play” to hear Dr. Webster talk about pre-European Southwestern textiles] Telluride Unearthed, a lectures series at the Telluride Historical Museum, continues on
[click “Play” to listen to Dr. Mark Varien speak about Crow Canyon] The Telluride Historical Museum, 201 West Gregory Avenue, has arranged an early holiday treat for th
Telluride radio host Maribeth Clemente takes us on a tour of America's best zoos on her popular program, Travel Fun. The show airs tomorrow, Tuesday, November 17, 6:30 p.m., on
Active from Nov. 13th to 20th, the Leonid Meteor Shower peaks on the morning of Nov. 17th. It will be daybreak before Leo reaches it’s zenith, but the Lion will be fully above th
Today is the 234th birthday of the US Marine Corps. Telluride Inside… and Out is proud to add our congratulations and thanks to the Corps and to the men and women, present an
Last year, the sunrise on el Dia de los Muertos was nothing short of magical. I awoke in morning twilight to the turquoise blues, deep crimson and pumpkin orange of an Indian Summe