A stroll along Seattle’s storied waterfront is a must. Recently completed is the Overlook Walk at Salish Steps, just above the Ocean Pavilion, the new addition to the Seattle Aquarium. Olympic Sculpture Park, which includes Calder’s "The Eagle," comes with the view. We also dived into...
A collaboration of the Lone Cone Library and the Telluride Institute’s Talking Gourds poetry program, Stories & Poems is free and open to all ages, thanks to the generosity of the library, private donors and Talking Gourds’ Fischer & Cantor poetry contests. For more information,...
The following article is titled "Microplastics are everywhere, from water to food. What you need to know about the health impacts of microplastics." It was written by Kelly Ragan for UCHealth Today. How can you stay safe from microplastics? Are they causing cancer in young...
To celebrate its 10th anniversary back in 2016, Jennie Franks of SPARKy Productions created an original play titled “The Hispanic Women’s Project” based on true stories of local Latinas. The production played to sold-out audiences for five nights and opened eyes and hearts to the...
Go here for details about the Town of Telluride's Fourth of July bash. The original resolution calling for the Continental Congress to declare the United States free from British rule was introduced by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia on June 7, 1776. Three days later, a...
The Lone Cone Library has teamed up with the Talking Gourds Poetry Project to host a “Stories & Poems” performance series the third Wednesday of each month. The June 19th "Stories & Poems" featuresConstance Vannest of Nucla talking about wolves and local poet-writer-journalist Elle Metrick...
The 51st annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival takes place June 20 – June 23. The Fretliners open the action on the Main Stage, Saturday, June 22. Learn more about Planet Bluegrass at www.bluegrass.com. Go here for more about the history of Telluride Bluegrass. (Back to 2009.) "The Fretliners won the 50th...
Telluride Inside..and Out chose left over right this spring – that is Left Coast over Right Coast. Annually we head East to New York to enjoy a robust cultural bath. Our time in California had fewer inputs, and so was much more chill. (Though not...
Glamping adventures can be found in nearly every corner of our Big Blue Marble – including just down the road a piece (about an hour away) from Telluride at CampV in Naturita. The place is redolent with history so it offers guests somethings old and...
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