Culture
Lessons Aspen Can Learn from Telluride
Our little mountain haven, heaven to many, is getting a whole lot of love from the main stream media these days. First Forbes, then Vogue, now Architectural Digest. Michael Goldber
The Short Version: Immigration Executive Order
The point of it all is to break down the headlines, the week’s most controversial issues, determine why a particular issue is important to you, and reveal the best arguments on
Christ Church: An Evening of Chamber Music, 2/10
The term “chamber music” conjures a small group of people – more than one, but fewer than 15 – performing centuries-old masterworks in an intimate space without a conductor
SMRC’s Chocolate Lovers’ Fling, 2 /11/17
The 22nd annual Chocolate Lovers’ Fling, a fun-raiser for the San Miguel Resource Center and one of the best parties of the winter season in the Telluride region. The bash featur
Telluride Real Estate News: How Smart Zoning Preserves Telluride As Boutique Destination
Telluride Real Estate News twins with Robert Stenhammer, an associate broker with Telluride Real Estate Corp./Christie’s International Real Estate. With a BA in business, an MBA
Telluride Jazz Fest: Patrons Add-Ons + New VIP Experience
Tickets/passes to the Telluride Jazz Festival August 4 – 6, on sale as of Wednesday, February 1, 2017, at 10 a.m. (MT). Patron and VIP passes are available in limited q
Club Red: Devendra Banhart Live, 2/4/17
Beyond the Groove, Telluride’s premier entertainment and music production company, features Devendra Banhart in concert on Saturday, February 4 at Club Red in the Telluride Con
Vogue.com Hearts Telluride
Hot of the heels of Forbes’ valentine to the region, writing for vogue.com, Kristin Tice Studeman looks at (some of) “The Hidden Gems of Telluride.” Telluride might be k
SAFYPT Presents “Footloose”
Telluride’s Sheridan Arts Foundation Young People’s Theater presents its annual high school musical, this year, “Footloose.” The show goes up Friday, February 3, then
Allman Brothers’ Butch Trucks Dies; Hanson Looks Back
Butch Trucks, original member and drummer for the Allman Brothers Band, died yesterday at the age of 69. The Allman Brothers Band came to Telluride for the first time in 1991 for B
2017 Oscar Nominations Announced
Guess which film festival premiered (or featured the North American premiere) four of the nine movies nominated for Best Picture. Yes, of course, the Telluride Film Festival, whi
Telluride Foundation: Launching Local Food Initiative
Due to the increased interest in a local food economy and the need to improve access for low income residents to healthy food, the Telluride Foundation is launching a new Local Foo
Telluride Estate News: 2016 Market Update
Telluride Real Estate News twins with Robert Stenhammer, an associate broker with Telluride Real Estate Corp./Christie’s International Real Estate. With a BA in business, an MBA
Through a Glass Brightly: Postscript, the Women’s March
On a snowy January 21 in Telluride, the Progressive Women’s Caucus of the San Juans facilitated a local Women’s March to coincide with the National Women’s March in Washingto
The Short Version: Women’s March on Washington
The point of it all is to break down the headlines, the week’s most controversial issues, determine why a particular issue is important to you, and reveal the best arguments on
Telluride Arts: Transfer Warehouse, Design Competition
Once completed, the development at the corner of Fir and Pacific –which includes a fully renovated Transfer Warehouse, a new home for the Ah Haa School for the Arts, and Tel
Forbes Hearts Telluride
On January 13, Larry Olmsted published a featured in Forbes entitled “World’s Best Ski Resorts: Telluride Wows With Charm, Scenery and Great Skiing.” Need we say much more? T
