Telluride Theatre: “Dude & Bro” & Why Support
Telluride Theatre‘s latest production was a Christmas show, “Dude & Bro’ s A Christmas Carol,” very very very loosely based on the Charles Dicken
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Telluride Venture Accelerator: 2014 Winners
Six Companies Selected for 2014 Accelerator Class Telluride Venture Accelerator (TVA), an initiative of the Telluride Foundation, is pleased to announce the six winners sl
Opera House: Jefferson Starship Rings in 2014
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees to play Sheridan Arts Foundation’s New Year’s Eve Gala At its annual New Year’s Eve Gala, The Sheridan Arts Foundation is ringing
Pastor Pat Bailey: Insights
Part of our recent conversation at Christ Church has been about the importance of mythology as a conveyor of truth. Some folks become a bit nervous when I describe the New Testamen
Poets’ Corner: Christmas Spelled “Origami”
“How does the ordinary person come to an experience of the transcendent? For a start, I would say, study poetry. Learn how to read a poem. You need not have the experience to
The Groove Abides: Two Hot New Bands Cap 2013 at Opera House
What I love best about music writing is discovering new bands. And, lucky for all of us, if I’m writing about a band I’ve never heard of, they must be appearing on a stage in T
Poets’ Corner: Goodtimes With 2 Spins on Christmas
Heavyweight (we mean that in the good sense) Green Party county commissioner, shroom afficionado, accomplished basketweaver, potato farmer– and poet extraordinaire (in 2011, he
Beyond Telluride Film Fest: Remembering Peter O’Toole
How time flies. Hard to believe it was almost 12 years ago when Peter O’Toole came to town to be honored as a tributee of the Telluride Film Festival. As everyone knows, Film
“Dude & Bro’s A Christmas Carol”
Telluride Theatre & The Sheridan Arts Foundation present a non-denominational holiday extravaganza, December 18 -22, 2013, 8 p.m. live at the Sheridan Opera House Dude and Br
Beyond the Telluride Film Fest: And the Winner Is?
This time it was the New York Times’ Melena Ryzik, aka, The Carpetbagger, weighing in. The article about the rogue’s gallery lined up (or lining up) in Best Actor categ
Choral Society: Annual WinterSing This Weekend
No holiday is more closely associated with music than Christmas, whose evolution as a cultural phenomenon is reflected in those sounds. As Christmas became more secular, spiritual
Palm Arts Dance: “Ms. Shirley” Artistic Director + Recital
Palm Arts Dance winter recital, Sparkle, takes place on Sunday, December 15, 2 p.m. Now in its third year of operation, the Palm Arts Dance Program has named Shirley Fortenberry
Holiday Art Walk: Marra’s Sculpture Featured at Black & White Show
Sculptor Antonio Marra‘s early sculptures were figurative bronzes – but don’t think Rodin’s “The Thinker.” Don’t think traditional at a
Poets’ Corner: Feela on Mandela
Freedom fighter, prisoner, moral compass, South Africa’s symbol of the struggle against racial oppression, an icon of equality and in the words of our President “the l
Beyond Telluride Film Fest: Oscars, Best Picture?
My husband Clint sent me a link to this blog by Tim Masters that appeared in BBC News, Entertainment Arts, about the Oscars. The story, of course, has a Telluride Film Fest link,
ALACAZEM 2013.12.05
December 5 to 12, 2013 Visible Planets: Morning: Mars, Jupiter Evening: Venus I see the dramatically delicate crescent new Moon shining in deep turquoise twilight, hangin
Telluride Film Festival: Patron Pass Available Now
For all your hardcore cinephiles, this just in from the Telluride Film Festival: Warm Holiday Greetings. We hope you enjoyed our 40th as much as we did. We’re now looking for
UCSM’s Annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser
University Centers of the San Miguel is the Regional Center for the Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC). It also partners with Colorado Mesa University (CMU), Prescott
TIO Denver: America’s Got Talent, Auditions on Saturday
Talent is arguably the two percent you leave on the table after the perspiration. We received the following email from a program that is all about the two percent: America’s
Opera House: “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown”
A series of vignettes based on the Peanuts comic strip written and directed by Jennifer Julia. Performed by students in grades 6 – 8 live at the historic Sheridan Opera Hou
Pastor Pat Bailey: View from the Pulpit, “The Many Faces of Christ”
From its inception as a community church and the first congregation organized in Telluride, the name has always been “Christ” Church. The Presbyterian moniker was added almost