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Poets’ Corner: Valentine’s Day, Art Goodtimes
Soon it will be Valentine’s Day, stirring up hot-blooded passions at a cold-blooded time of year. Asked to send along bon mots (to go along with bon bons) for the holiday), Art
Poets’ Corner: Feela for Valentine’s Day
On Valentine’s Day, in some countries, a young woman may receive a gift of clothing from a young man. If she keeps the threads, it means she will marry him. But most men in this
Telluride Film Fest & Library: Buena Vista Social Club, 1/2/17
Telluride Film Festival’s Cinematheque is collaboration between The Telluride Film Festival and Wilkinson Public Library. BUENTA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB (1997) screens Monday,
Poets’ Corner: Nuggets from Rosemerry for Xmas
No matter how darn organized you are, it is likely there is at least one person on your Christmas shopping list who has stopped you dead in your (very tired by now) tracks. Or some
Poets’ Corner Xmas: Feela’s Bah-Hooey!
Unless you’re a hermit or anyone really who chooses not to socialize or exchange presents (or even niceties), Christmas brings an onslaught of new tasks and, with them, stress
Poets’ Corner: Rosemerry on Connecting at Xmas
All the lonely people. Where do they all come from? And where are they now during the holidays? What are they doing? Many won’t be receiving gifts – not even the gift of a sm
Winter Solstice: A Few Facts & Two Poems
The term solstice means “sun stands still.” On the year’s two solstices (winter and summer) the sun appears to halt in its incremental journey across the sky and
Between the Covers: Author-Artist Meet ’N Greet, 12/20
Stop in at Telluride’s Between the Covers Bookstore on Tuesday, December 20, 4 – 6 p.m. for an Authors & Artists Meet ’N Greet (a nano-market of sorts, smaller t
Telluride Mountainfilm: Free Films 12/2 + Early Bird Passes
Winter shorts on tap Friday at the Telluride Library, hosted by Telluride Mountainfilm. Two FREE screenings on December 2 at 5:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. Series continues through the
Poets’ Corner: Feela On Birds & Thanksgiving
“What we’re really talking about is a wonderful day set aside on the fourth Thursday of November when no one diets. I mean, why else would they call it Thanksgiving?“
KOTO Radio: Ski Swap, 11/11- 11/13
Telluride’s KOTO Radio announces the 41st Annual KOTO Ski Swap. The event takes place Friday, November 11, Saturday, November 12, and Sunday, November 13, at TellurideR
Between the Covers: “3 Poets, 3 Whiskies,” 10/12
The first—and perhaps last, who knows?—Women & Words & Whiskey Poetry Evening features award-winning poets Kierstin Bridger of Ridgway; Joni Wallace of Tucson; and Da
Ah Haa Celebrates 25 Years
He is now making beautiful, brightly colored paintings, soulscapes that reflect his inner Cheshire Cat (plus Fauve/Magic Realism antecedents). In the introduction to the catalog
Poets’ Corner: Rosemerry for Father’s Day
Father’s Day is a celebration honoring, well, fathers. The holiday also celebrates fatherhood in general, paternal bonds, and the influence of dads in society. For some, ho
Mountain Village: Market on the Plaza Returns
Cue the overture to the “Sound of Music.” In the Telluride region, the hills are alive with the sound of chirping birds, babbling mountain streams, and the constant chatter of
Mark Fischer Poetry Prize Announced
Julie Shavin of Colorado Springs wins $1000 Mark Fischer Poetry Prize. The awards and number of contestants keep getting bigger in the run up to the 19th annual Mark Fischer Po
Telluride Literary Arts Fest: For the Birds!
The 3rd Telluride Literary Arts Festival features eclectic events for lovers of books and poetry. Award-winning author-adventurer Peter Heller is special guest. Panel discussions
Telluride Lit Fest: Peter Heller, Featured Guest
3rd Telluride Literary Arts Festival, Friday, May 20 – Sunday, May 22. Award-winning author Peter Heller is special guest. Panel discussions, burlesque, a major poetry prize, bir
Poets’ Corner: Erika X 2 for Mother’s Day
In most cases, the lucky ones, mothers are the Linus blankets of our early lives. We hang on as long as we can. Early on, we can’t go to sleep without them nearby. When we th