Sheridan Opera House: John Corbett in Concert
The Sheridan Arts Foundation is proud to present actor and country musician John Corbett and his band live in concert at the Sheridan Opera House Saturday, July 5, 2014. Showtime i
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Art Walk: Lustre Gallery Features Zoltan
“I want to make this moment worthy of your attention; something unique, something honest,” Zoltan. Telluride Arts’ First Thursday Art Walk celebrates the bounty of the Te
NASA Launching Satellite to Track Carbon
Kenneth Chang, a science reporter for The New York Times, has written about the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 Satellite that is Launching on Tuesday Morning. Here are several e
5th Annual Telluride Hot Shot
“Many of our past winners have submitted photos from their cell phones–there are so many chances to get a good picture on July 4th,” said event founder Katrine Formby
The Discovery Channel’s “Shark Week” Ad is Awesome!
I don’t watch TV, but if I did, I’d watch “Shark Week” on the Discovery Channel. As Brian Koerner notes in his Mashable article: “We don’t lik
Telluride Venture Accelerator: Investor Day
Colorado Senator Michael Bennet to help conclude intensive five-month business accelerator program The Telluride Venture Accelerator (TVA) is entering the final phase of its second
Pastor Pat Bailey, Insights: Kneeling
The title to my sermon last Sunday was “Have You Been on Your Knees Lately?” The posture of bowing or kneeling is one that reflects an attitude of heart. It can be seen
SAF presents Telluride Plein Air
Eugene Boudin was one of the more adventurous 19th-century painters, known primary for his beach scenes and seascapes of northern France, and luminous skies. When Boudin taught his
Marshall Noice at Telluride’s Lustre Gallery
Artist will be painting on site at Lustre Gallery, 171 South Pine. Artist reception this Sunday, June 29, noon – 6 p.m. In sync with the artists gathering in town for the Sherid
The Science of Procrastination and How to Manage It
“Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.“ Mark Twain Maria Popova, a Bulgarian writer and critic living in Brooklyn, New York and best known fo
Telluride Musicfest: Pianist Adam Neiman
“What makes Adam Neiman a genuine rarity is that he plays with imagination and authority, not just an extra helping of technique. He was clearly born to be a pianist and is carry
50 Classy People From The Past Who Remind Us What “Cool” Really Means!
Jake Heppner of Distractify notes: “Our society has come a long way in the past few decades but we’ve completely forgotten what it’s like to be classy. Let’
Music Changes the Way You Think
Here are several excerpts from a Scientific American article by Daniel A. Yudkin and Yaacov Trope about a recent paper that was published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psy
10 Things Highly Intuitive People Do Differently
Here are several excerpts from a post by Carolyn Gregoire, a features editor at the Huffington Post, that offers an interesting analysis of The 10 Things Highly Intuitive People D
Nat Hentoff Is the Subject of David L. Lewis’s Documentary
New York Times writer, Larry Rohter, offers up an exellent article about 89 year old Nat Hentoff, the subject of a new Documentary Film by David L. Lewis. Early in “The Pleasures
Ah Haa Moment: Youth Art Programs
One-of-a-kind youth art camps and classes at the Ah Haa School. Summer Art Classes for ages 4 and up Although summer is the season for family vacations and adventures, it is often
This Thorium Car Runs For 100 Years Without Refueling
This bat-mobile style concept car is previewed in an article in The Mind Unleashed and is powered with 10 grams of a radioactive element that will run the car for more than a life
The Food Safety Movement Grows Tall
Here are several excerpts from a blog post by consumer advocate, lawyer and author Ralph Nader about the growth of the food safety movement. Let us celebrate today the latest initi
Wrong! Deconstructing 5 Famous History Stories
Here are several excerpts from an article in NPR.com by Robert Krulwich about history debunker, CGP Grey: Here are five stories we tell ourselves — five famous history stories th
Pastor Pat Bailey, Insights: The Trinity
Last Sunday was Trinity Sunday in the church year. The Trinity is one of the ways that we picture God in the Christian tradition. When we try to literalize it, it makes no sense to
Telluride Film Fest: Guest Directors Announced
Telluride Film Festival, presented by National Film Preserve LTD., is thrilled to announce its 2014 Guest Directors, Guy Maddin and Kim Morgan. The husband and wife team is set to
Telluride Musicfest: “From Russia With Love”
Besides nesting dolls, samovars, borscht, big fur hats, Nureyev, Baryshnikov, vodka – and Telluride local Gus Kenworthy taking silver in the country’s recent Olympics – we ma
SPARKy Presents NT Live: “A Small Family Business”
SPARKy Productions kicks off the summer with an NT LIVE simulcast on Tuesday, June 24, 7 p.m. at The Michael D. Palm Theatre. The production is Alan Ayckbourn’s comedy “A S
Fire Phone Immerses Users in Amazon’s World
David Streitfeld, a New York Times Technology Reporter, offers up some initial impressions on Amazon’s new Fire phone, announced yesterday by Amazon CEO, Jeffrey Bezos. Here