For more information on parenting support and family resources and programs like Parents as Teachers, please visit www.BrightFuturesForChildren.org or call (970) 708-3901. Se habla
The following is a sad note from Telluride Yoga Fest director, producer and co-owner Erika Henschel. It is my wish that this email finds you happy, healthy, and navigating these un
During the COVID-19 crisis, the Telluride Foundation is helping donors support critical health and human needs with emergency financial assistance. For more on how to donate or f
Jeffrey Price is a screenwriter best known for “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” “Doc Hollywood,” “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” “Shrek III.” He also directed and co-wr
The snow is melting and bears are coming out of hibernation! In the spirit of being bear aware, Telluride Arts has opened submissions for the Telluride Arts District Bear Design Ch
Request assistance here. Frequently Asked Questions about the local response to coronavirus. If you still have questions or need assistance, visit the County’s COVID-19 Response
The following is a note to the Telluride community from Jonathan Abram, Board President, Palm Arts. It details several creative ways to help you stop navel-gazing and start star-ga
Telluride’s CashmereRED designs and manufactures luxury apparel in the USA with form and function in mind. The team at CashmereRED just announced the launch of its “B
The following is a note from Mountainfilm about passes in the context of its new online event still based in Telluride. Questions? Please email passes@mountainfilm.org or call 970-
During the COVID-19 crisis, the Telluride Foundation is helping donors support critical health and human needs with emergency financial assistance. For more on how to donate or for
Jeffrey Price is a screenwriter best known for “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” “Doc Hollywood,” “The Grinch,” “Shrek III.” He also directed and co-wrote “For Cryin’
Telluride’s Pinhead Institute has turned its 3D printers towards COVID-19 response efforts and on Wednesday, April 1, delivered 45 prototype face shields to the Telluride Reg
Telluride Arts: Presenting the first Virtual Telluride Art Walk, launching Thursday, April 2nd on the Telluride Arts District website, https://www.telluridearts.org/art-walk. Fo
The following is a note from Carol Tambor, whose wonderful blog is “speaking of theatre” is a must-read. Tambor offers suggestions about what to stream right now. Man
Telluride Arts curated the following story from “Americans for the Arts” titled “Relief for Artists and the Arts Included in Emergency Stimulus Package.” Ap
Telluride Theatre presents the 1st (and hopefully only) annual Shelter In Place 3-5 Minute Play Festival “You Write it! We perform it!” Submit plays to sasha@tellur
The existence and the work of the staff of the Telluride Foundation has never been more important. “Like most communities across the world, our healthcare system is under str
This story titled “Why a Tiny Colorado County Can Offer COVID-19 Tests to Every Resident” by Sarah Zhang for The Atlantic was published on March 23, just prior to the r
A close friend sent us this story by Karen Frances Eng from Zora.medium.com featuring global health expert Alanna Shaikh. Her perspective is fact-based, clear-eyed and no-nonsense.
The following story titled “Fourteen Days. That’s the Most Time We Have to Defeat Coronavirus” was written by Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel for The New York Times. It is har
The following is a note from The Palm, with a link a watching opera online. Take me to the OPERA Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Metropolitan Opera announced that the company
TIO curated the following story from Carol Tambor who curated the link from The Guardian, an article titled: “Hottest front-room seats: the best theatre and dance to watch on
Improving Internet access to allow for distance learning. If you are a family in need of internet service for your children’s schoolwork or for you to be able to work remotely, p
