TAB: 25th Anniversary Year, Update
In 2018, The Telluride AIDS Benefit will celebrate 25 years of raising funds and awareness to end HIV/AIDS. Through its annual fashion shows, which provide smashing, sophisticated
Culture
Mountainfilm: Beraza New Director: Anker Guest Director
Mountainfilm has hired Suzan Beraza to take the reins of the 40-year-old organization as its Festival Director. The organization also announced that pioneering alpinist Conrad Anke
Poets’ Corner: Thanksgiving, A Choice
In this Thanksgiving poem by our not-regular-enough contributor David Feela, a hawk could be a meta for us post-Thanksgiving and into the holiday season. If, that is, the day after
TIO NZ: Christchurch, A Story for Thanksgiving
Clint and I will not be doing the Turkey Trot this year, will not be breaking bread or pulling skeletons out of closets around the Thanksgiving table. But still, on November 23rd,
Poets’ Corner: Saying “Grace” for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving marks the start of the holiday season. But times they a tryin’ – even without your parents breaking out the photos from your awkward years, even minus the inev
TIO NZ: Nelson, Mapua, Tasman Bay
The focus of the Nelson-Mapua-Tasman Bay leg of our New Zealand adventure was people as much as places and things – including a few Telluride locals. Peeps more than sheeps. And
TIO NZ: Martinborough to Wellington
In the very first story we posted for this trip, we mentioned how Maori lore describes New Zealand’s North Island as a great fish that got plucked from the sea. Today, the m
TIO NZ: Hawke’s Bay, Napier & Hastings
We now know for sure where Little Bo Peep’s charges got off to. Only several days into New Zealand and there is absolutely no doubt. Sheep salted the landscape, 50 shades of
Telluride Real Estate News: Snow Drift Ranch
In his weekly column, (narratives and video), Telluride Real Estate News, Robert Stenhammer leverages his extensive knowledge of market factors (global, national, and regional) and
The Short Version: Proposed Tax Cuts
The point of it all is to break down the headlines, determine why an issue is important, and reveal the best arguments on each side of the story. Recently Cleo Abram explored the
Tuesdays at the Palm: E.T.
Tuesdays at the Palm are presented by The Telluride Film Festival, Palm Arts, and the Telluride R1 School District. The showing of E.T. takes place Tuesday, November 14th at Micha
7 Reasons to Remain Single
Choosing to remain single does not mean choosing to be unromantic. It could be a very evolved choice. We are curating this story from the Huff Post, who curated it from The School
Telluride Film Fest: “Lady Bird” Flying High
Though it is not the point of the exercise – because the Telluride Film Festival is about the art, not the business of film-making – it does seem to come with the territory. Ov
TIO, LA: Skirball Center, Celebrating Diversity
The visit to the Noah’s Ark at the Skirball Cultural Center was an afterthought. After all, the award-winning space was designed as a play area largely for families and kid
TIO LA: Chagall at LA County Museum
The German art critic Karl With, who published a life of Marc Chagall in 1923, began his book with two definitions: “Chagall is Russian” and “Chagall is an easter
Telski: New Director, Group Experiences
Former Telluride resident, Lynne Sandoval, to lead new investment in group experiences for the Telluride Ski Resort. As Telluride Ski Resort forges ahead with a commitment to be wi
Sleep: Night Owls & Early Risers
Turns out there may be strong evolutionary evidence that explains why some people are not early risers. Check out this story by Sarah DiGiulio for her Healthy Living column in the
That Word Is On The Tip Of Your Tongue – But
Been there. Done that. Mid-thought, mid-sentence, suddenly the word on the tip of the tongue just won’t drop off. In this story for Smarter Living in The New York Times, Tim
Cinematheque: “Like Water for Chocolate,” 11/6
Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque is collaboration between The Telluride Film Festival and Wilkinson Public Library. “Como Agua Para Chocolate” or “Like Water
Halloween Goes International
According to Brian Handwerk in Nat Geo, Halloween is no longer an American holiday. The spookfest is going global. Halloween is spreading around the globe like a zombie outbreak.
TIO Left Coast So Far: Oysters & Wyeth, A Pearl
On our road trip to the Left Coast, so far we have enjoyed fabulous food (earth-to-plate at Seattle’s wonderful Terra Plata; oysters harvested a few yards away at a roadside
Unbundling Of The Home: Amazon, Tesla & Apple
You could be on your iPhone or iPad reading this story, but you might also be at home at your desk. It’s a winter evening and it just got dark and cold in your office. But you ar
Tall Tales/TIO Denver: “The Body of an American,” A Review
“The Body of an American” is now up at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company through December 9, 2017. Tickets here. Our Denver theater critic, award-winning author Mark
Telluride Real Estate News: Mid-Year 2017 Market Update, Great News
In his weekly column, (narratives and video), Telluride Real Estate News, Robert Stenhammer leverages his extensive knowledge of market factors (global, national, and regional) and