Culture

Telluride Arts’ Art Walk takes place Thursday, September 7. Participating venues are open 5-8pm, hosting receptions to introduce new exhibits and artists.  Complimentary gallery guides, offering a self-guided tour, are available at participating venues or online at telluridearts.org/tellurideartwalk. Use it any time to help navigate through the venues which are...

Telluride Arts’ Art Walk takes place Thursday, September 7. Participating venues are open 5-8pm, hosting receptions to introduce new exhibits and artists. Throughout the month Slate Gray Gallery presents "Curious by Nature" (front room) and "Offerings" (back room). For jewelry lovers, find the work of Maria Lightfoot...

TELLURIDE FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES ITS PROGRAM FOR THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION. 2023 Festival dedicated to founders Tom Luddy (1943-2023), Bill Pence (1940-2022), Stella Pence and James Card (1915-2000). For more information about Telluride Film Festival, or to download the 2023 program guide, please visit www.telluridefilmfestival.org. Go here for...

Telluride Arts and Telluride Chamber Music: Summer Happy Hour Series, 220 W Colorado, starts up again. Music 6-7pm for all concerts. For more information contact Telluride Arts at 970-728-3930 or find the nonprofit online at www.telluridearts.org. Go here for more on Telluride Arts (back to 2009). Go here...

Two Skirts Telluride once agin hosts “Clutch for a Cause,” a benefit for the San Miguel Resource Center. The event takes place Thursday and Friday, 9/14 – 9/15, noon-5 p.m. Drop gently used bags at Two Skirts or the San Miguel Resource Office, by Tuesday, September 12. Bags are priced and...

The Telluride Historical Museum once again presents “An Evening with Ken Burns,” featuring the award-winning director's very first documentary: "Brooklyn Bridge" (1981). Event takes place Sunday, August 27. Doors: 5:30pm; screening, 6:00pm, Michael D. Palm Theatre. The evening includes the screening, post-film Q&A, and book & DVD...

It is estimated that there are a million and a half species of fungi - with about 90 percent remaining undocumented. The number of mycophiles? Countless. One of those amanita hat-wearing, mold- and spore-worshipping mycelium fanatics is photographer Lisa Barlow, who shares the following wrap-up...