About 12 score years ago, America gained its independence, a feat we will soon be celebrating with parades, watermelons, fireworks, picnics, and… pooches. Yes, dogs have become a vital part of celebrating our independence, just as they have become vital in maintaining our independence…from loneliness,...
Fundraiser to benefit local infant & child care returns Saturday, 6/29 Mountain Munchkins Child Care and Preschool, operated by the Town of Mountain Village, hosts its sixth annual Touch-A-Truck fundraiser to benefit the childcare center’s infant, toddler, and preschool programs. Children of all ages will have the...
G. Lucid Nut Brown Ale was officially released on 6/19/2013 Telluride Mushroom Festival, The Telluride Institute, and Smugglers Brewery are proud to present the official release of their Myco-Infused Beer, the G. Lucid Nut Brown Ale. This health-stimulating, handcrafted beer infusion is a toasted walnut brown...
In 1896, Nobel Laureate chemist Svante Arrhenius theorized that carbon dioxide (CO2) derived from fossil fuel combustion induced atmospheric warming. 64 years later Dr. Charles David Keeling proved that the concentration of CO2, a greenhouse gas (GHG), was increasing in the atmosphere. As a consequence...
[caption id="attachment_31813" align="alignright" width="200"] Bailey[/caption] Second Chance Humane Society has been operating a Spay/Neuter Financial Assistance Program for over a dozen years now in an effort to drive a critical aspect of our mission: promoting responsible pet parenting. We are working toward making this program more...
[caption id="attachment_31766" align="alignright" width="300"] Father (Johnny Gerona) and daughter (Emma) of The Village Table[/caption] Beret or toque. Makes no never mind. Painting or food prep and wine tasting. It's all about art. Johnny Gerona heads up a list of chefs and sommeliers offering a series of tempting...
Market features larger variety of foods and entertainment Nothing says summertime in Colorado like an open air market, especially one set in the sun-soaked scenery of Mountain Village Center. Beginning June 19, the paver-laden Heritage Plaza will once again be teeming with white tents and Colorado-proud...
We made our first visit to the Telluride Farmer's Market on Friday. The market as always is a great place to meet friends and shoot the breeze – as well as find organic produce and meats. But does organic matter? I found this article Hive...
It’s June in the San Juan Mountains. The trails are dry, the mornings are warm and it's time to ride. But for many Telluride cyclists, June is also the month of pain. It’s the beginning of the season. We simply don’t have time in the...
