Outlaw Reflections: Looking Ahead at Telluride’s Raunchy Past
Editor’s note: I am reminded of the man every day. A talented sculptor, one of his mobiles sits on the coffee table in our living room. But I had not seen or heard from Oleh L
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Telluride Horror Show: Don’t Be Scared
Great films, like all great art forms, are those that affect you deeply—whether it’s the lyrics that you can’t get out of your head, the painting you can’t stop staring at,
Club Red: Matisyahu
Grammy-nominated artist to play Club RED at the Telluride Mountain Village Conference Center on Thursday, October 9 Grammy-nominated artist, Matisyahu– Yiddish for “Gift of G
October Art Walk: Highlights
Watercolors by Woodward Payne. Oil paintings by Robert Weatherford, Mark English, Bernie Fuchs and Julee Hutchison. Pastels by Bruce Gomez. The work celebrates the golden hues o
Screenwriters in the Sky
Out of 15 nominations, Woody Allen won three times, the most in the category. Francis Ford Coppola (1970) and Sofia Coppola (2003) are the only father-daughter pair to triumph; Jo
Between the Covers: “Searching for Pekpek”
Andrew Mack talk and booksigning at Telluride Library Wednesday October 1st at 6 p.m. Co-hosted by Between the Covers Bookstore. In 1987, Andrew Mack immersed himself in a vast e
Spudnik & Steve Gumble with “Jam in the Van” Live at the 2014 Telluride Blues & Brews Festival
Here’s an entertaining video with Steve Gumble, his buddy Cuz, aka Spudnik, who totally loves the Telluride vibe, and Shakey Graves (performing in the Van), talking about th
Pastor Pat Bailey, Insights: The Circle
The circle is a very fundamental symbol in our human experience. It displays both our outer and inner worlds. No wonder it shows up so frequently in religious forms, such as the Ce
Quentin Tarantino Set to Shoot New Film at Schmid Ranch
As reported in the Denver Post, Quentin Tarantino’s latest film will be shot entirely in the Schmid Ranch, Wilson Mesa area beginning in early December. “The Hatef
Opera House: Carbon Leaf
Eclectic folk-rock, Americana, Celtic rock. Concert Wednesday, October 1, 8 p.m. at Sheridan Opera House The Sheridan Arts Foundation is proud to Carbon Leaf live in concert
Kenneth Cukier: Big Data is Better Data
For those wanting a glimpse into the future, this Ted Talk video by Kenneth Cukier, the Data Editor of The Economist, is a must view: Self-driving cars were just the start.
Telluride Foundation: Honoring Kristin Holbrook
Telluride Foundation invites the community to a celebration honoring Kristin Holbrook, 2014 Citizen of the Year, Wednesday, Sept. 24, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. at Arroyo Wine Bar The
His Camera Takes Us To The World ‘We Must Preserve’
Rena Silverman, met up with the photographer Sebastiao Salgado, in New York City on Thursday and conducted a very interesting interview with the man about his work and new exhibi
Hundreds Of Thousands Turn Out For People’s Climate March In New York City
As reported by Nick Visser, the associate green editor at The Huffington Post, Hundreds Of Thousands Turn Out For People’s Climate March In New York City. More than 300,000
11 Films That Already Have Oscar Buzz
Melissa Hugal, a freelance writer, blogger, and film critic offers up this post in .MIC about the 11 films that already have Oscar buzz. Four of the films presented (with trailer
Finalists Of The 2014 Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition Will Leave You Wanting More
“The annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, presented by London’s Natural History Museum and BBC, has just recently announced its 50 finalists,
Robin Williams– Home Town Boy
On EatDrinkFilms, Gary Meyer, senior curator of the Telluride Film Festival, wrote a moving story about Robin Williams. Though I met him casually at screenings or film gatherings h
Pastor Pat Bailey, Insights: Baptisms Updated
Last Sunday we celebrated a baptism, an ancient ritual in the Christian tradition. In the past, the ritual was often used to “divide out” the insiders and outsiders, th
Sheridan Arts: “World Most Mysterious Mystery”
Fundraiser for SAFYPT scholarship fund. Saturday, September 27, 7 p.m., $10 adults and $5 kids 12 and under. $25 for pre-show wine & cheese reception It’s a MYSTERY̷
Telluride Film Fest: Roger Ebert Honored
For many years, the iconic critic Roger Ebert was a regular at the Telluride Film Festival – and many other similar gatherings around the globe. After Ebert lost his battle wit
Telluride Museum: A Talk About Pueblo Pottery
A history of ancestral Pueblo pottery, studies in the Southwest, presented by Telluride Historical Museum in association with Crow Canyon Archaeological Center at Telluride Library