The Declaration of Independence was adopted by Congress on July 4, although the resolution that led to its writing had been approved two days earlier, prompting President James Adams to say: “The second day of July 1776 will be the most memorable epoch in the history...
Here at the Ah Haa School for the Arts, we are gearing up for the end of the ski season with two exhibits featuring the work of three strong and immensely talented local women. Each has her own views and perceptions of the world around...
Dec. 29, 2011 to Jan. 5, 2012 Visible Planets: Morning: Mars and Saturn Evening: Venus and Jupiter As we cross the illusionary bridge of time that takes us from the known lands of 2011 to the future frontiers of 2012, we find ourselves in a topsy, turvy...
December 15 to 22, 2011 Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury, Mars and Saturn Evening: Venus and Jupiter Aries (Mar. 20-Apr.19) With both Mercury and Uranus now moving direct in fire signs, you may feel more invigorated and excited about life than you have in months. Cool your jets and...
Like the boys said. They moved to Telluride just north of a year ago with two ideas in mind: open a media and content provision company – done, Open Exposure Media has legs – and shred pow. They have legs doing that too. Check out...
It was the next most logical step in both of their lives. After living in Argentina for almost a year perfecting his Spanish and journalistic craft, Gavin Anstey returned to Colorado, set on basking in the ski-town lifestyle of Telluride, where he could be close to...
Last year, after a five-year time out, the Telluride Repertory Theatre brought back its very popular Shakespeare in the Park with a production of "The Merchant of Venice."
"Merchant of Venice" is not light fare. It deals with racial profiling in the person of Shylock (said Merchant), whom the Bard portrays in a somewhat grotesque, anti-Semitic caricature. Ultimately "Merchant" is about the complex nature of humanity: none of us are without prejudice. All of us reflect shades of gray. This year, the tone changes. Jeb Berrier returns to direct, but this time, one of the Bard's most popular comedies.
by Emily Brendler Shoff
#1: Learn How to Make Thailandaise with Siam’s chef, Jeff Badger
(ed. note: Emily begins a new series on Telluride Inside... and Out, featuring local chefs working with the bounty of the Friday Telluride Farmers' Market, and the Mountain Village Wednesday market. Be sure to watch the video at the end of the post.)
I love summer in Telluride. I love watching the snowmelt into tiny threads on the trails. I love the transformation from mud to wildflowers. And I love the Telluride Farmers' Market.
To me, the Telluride Farmers' Market screams life. The colors and smells of the market have a way of seducing me. Indeed, after only a few strolls up and down Oak Street, my basket is always overflowing. It’s only then that I realize I’ve done it again: I’ve bought far more ingredients than I know what to do with.
Ted Hoff at Cottonwood Ranch and Kennel is a busy man. As a result, it's a pleasure when he has the time to send another video. This week Ted shows us how Cabela, his German Shorthaired Pointer, works...
Telluride Inside... and Out does not have a Sundays Styles section like the New York Times, but from time to time, we write about happy couples on their The Big Day, like the big boys. So let's all break from the retail steeplechase of the holiday season to raise a glass to (relatively speaking) newlyweds, Telluride local Morgan Metzger and her hubbie Chris Matson.
Morgan Metzger was born in Chicago, but grew up in Telluride, where she has lived since 1985. At the Telluride Academy, she joined the Mystery Drama Troupe known as the Mudd Butts, and at one point, thought to become an actress. But Morgan discovered she got stage fright and became an artist/interior designer instead.
There was, however, no stage fright, none whatsoever, when Morgan Metzger married Chris Matson on a beach at sunset on Anna Maria Island, Florida, Saturday, November 13. The couple were officially hitched by internationally renowned, Telluride-based artist Robert Weatherford, who is also an ordained minister.
