[click "Play" for Colleen Trout's interview with Beth Gaudet.] The New Community Coalition and Telluride's Wilkinson Public Library have been sponsoring the Green Business Roundtables at the Program Room at the Library for months now. GBR #11 will be Friday, December...
It is the ultimate pairing. The Telluride Festival of the Arts is an annual weekend-long celebration of both the visual and culinary arts. The unique event, produced by the Cherry Creek Arts Festival and sponsored by The Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association, welcomes over 5,000 locals and visitors to the Mountain Village Friday, August 13 – Sunday, August 15.
A special exhibition of yoga photographs opens at the Telluride Gallery of Fine Art on Thursday, July 8, to coincide with the opening of 3rd annual Telluride Yoga Festival. The photographs are by Marc Mateo and Vincent Bolletta and feature yoga instructor/healer Bolletta in close encounters with an urban environment.
This weekend, June 5 & 6, is the annual Balloon Festival in Telluride. Weather permitting, the hot-air balloons will begin inflating in Telluride's Town Park at 6:30 am, with launch between 6;45 and 7:00 am both mornings. The past few days the air...
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Mountainfilm in Telluride, 2010 edition, ended with the traditional closing picnic and prize ceremony. What was not traditional, at least for the past few years, was the perfect weather from one end of the weekend to the other.The celebration was chock-full of inspiration,...
by Kris Holsrom
My life is full of diverse interests, but really, leadership and worm bins? Hand on a Bible, true.
This week I’m attending a Collaborative Leader workshop at Healing Leaders down in beautiful McElmo Canyon, just outside of Cortez. What's it all about?
Don't forget to set your timepieces ahead one hour tonight. And, along with that, the lift operating times for the Telluride Ski Resort change to 10:00 am-5:00 pm to make use of the new hours of sunlight. ...
Telluride snow base reaches six feet
Brett Schreckengost photo
Conditions on the mountain are near perfect: The Telluride Ski Resort exceeded the 200-inch snow mark yesterday morning. Thirty-three inches of light, fluffy powder have fallen over the last seven days, for a total accumulation of 205" (or 17 feet ) for the season. Now, with sunny skies peeking through, Telluride is the perfect destination for Spring break.
“This was a great storm,” said Dave Riley, CEO of the resort. “Now 17 feet of snow has fallen at Telluride, and we can boast a six-foot base. With these great conditions and numerous March specials, it makes sense to book a Telluride vacation today."
The Western Colorado AIDS Project (WestCAP), the primary beneficiary of the Telluride AIDS Benefit, was established as a grassroots initiative in 1989, just four years after "the virus" was announced in our nation's capitol as big trouble.
