ALACAZEM 2013.11.07
November 7 to 14, 2013 Visible Planets: Morning: Mars, Jupiter Evening: Venus The other day a girlfriend told me she mentioned to someone that her life was cracking
Culture
Your Ah Haa Moment: Artful Gift Series
There’s something especially satisfying about making your own holiday gifts. Not only is it a fun escape to indulge in a few hours of art making, but it’s equally fun to give a
38th Annual KOTO Ski Swap This Saturday
It’s that time of year. A time when it’s officially old enough to start packing up the summer hiking and biking gear and pulling out the winter skiing and hockey gear.
Poet’s Corner: Dia De Los Muertos, My Love
What would you feed me, what complements the sweet amber whiskey you pour on my tomb? Remember me with persimmons, pomegranates, ripe amorous figs. Cut through a rare skirt-steak a
Poet’s Corner: Witching
Witching is the process of searching for and locating the lost, holding a twig that dips and twitches as it points to its mysterious pleasure. And I’ll admit, I’ve tried. Picke
Sheridan Opera House Presents “The Oldest Profession”
Just because it’s off-season in Telluride doesn’t mean you can’t still go out and find some fun. This Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd, at 7:30 PM, The Sheridan Arts
Tall Tales: “Just Like Us” at Denver Center
Editor’s note: Telluride Inside… and Out’s monthly (more or less) column, Tall Tales, is so named because contributor Mark Stevens is one long drink of water. He is also l
Telluride Film Fest: All is (Hardly) Lost
Been over this ground before. The consensus among attendees is that the 40th annual Telluride Film Fest was the best in the history of one of the best film festivals in the world
Telluride Foundation: Telluride Gives Day 11/12
The Telluride Foundation will again sponsor a Telluride Gives Day on November 12, 2013. We hope nonprofits serving San Miguel, Ouray, and West Montrose counties will consider parti
Pastor Pat Bailey: View from the Pulpit
Dr. Pat Bailey of Telluride’s Christ Presbyterian Church, is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. He was ordained in the Presbyterian Church in 1987. For 16 years, Pat served as a cha
SPARKy Productions & The Palm: NT Live, “Othello”
On Tuesday, October 22, SPARKy Productions and the Michael D. Palm Theatre co-host a screening of the National Theatre of Great Britain’s hugely popular production of William S
Telluride Gallery of Fine Art: Sasha’s Fashion Show & More
Looked outside lately? There’s snow in the high country (yippee!!) and at times, on the ground. T-shirt weather is definitely over – at least as far as anyone can say anyth
TIO NYC: Jenny Morgan, Solo Show Opens This Week
“Having been interested in painting the figure for most of my artistic life, I hope to create an emotional response in each piece. Inventing new ways of looking at our oldes
Pastor Pat Bailey: View from the Pulpit
Dr. Pat Bailey of Telluride’s Christ Presbyterian Church, is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. He was ordained in the Presbyterian Church in 1987. For 16 years, Pat served as a chapl
Beyond Telluride Film Fest: “Gravity”
As the fall film festival whirligig draws to a close, the co-directors of the Telluride Film Festival must feel vindicated by the plaudits being heaped on many of their picks, incl
Telluride Horror Show: What’s in the Basket?
The Telluride Horror Show is in its fourth year, and it has proven itself as a serious film festival that explores the genre of horror movies. This year is no exception, wit
Beyond Telluride Film Fest: “Tim’s Vermeer”
And the beat goes on. At the close of the fall film festival season, I came upon yet another article about a Telluride Film Festival favorite, the documentary “Tim’s Ve
Telluride Venture Accelerator: New Director Announced
Thea Chase brings 20 years of experience building successful entrepreneurship and accelerator programs After a nationwide search with over 50 applicants, the Telluride Venture Acce
TIO MASS.: MASS MoCA, A Phoenix
The Site: A Phoenix It’s Bilbao all over again, a story of a museum reviving a surrounding town. Starting in colonial times, North Adams was a prosperous place of wholesale
Telluride Horror Show: Marxism and Horror Movies
One thing is for sure about horror movies: someone is going to get whacked. But who? Most cinema critics and film buffs agree that the modern horror film genre has Marxist elements
San Miguel Resource Center Celebrates 20 Years with Bravo and Lunafest
Twenty years ago, psychologist Marshall Whiting needed safe housing for a client who had an abusive partner. When she discovered no such housing existed, she gathered a group of co