PINHEAD: STARGAZE WITH AN ASTRONAUT
The mysteries of the night sky and Earth’s place in the cosmos have always been a source of wonderment for people who cast their eyes skyward. Yet as compelling and fascinating a
The mysteries of the night sky and Earth’s place in the cosmos have always been a source of wonderment for people who cast their eyes skyward. Yet as compelling and fascinating a
Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque at Wilkinson Public Library – The Undead: A Series Telluride Film Festival and the Wilkinson Public Library present the third installment o
Editor’s note: It’s no secret. The Telluride region is dog heaven. Unless you are one of our furry friends who gets caught in the maw of neglect and abuse. Then heaven is on ho
Can you think of a better way to celebrate the 100th birthday of Telluride’s cherished, historic Sheridan Opera House than to stage a vaudeville show? The evening, complete wit
Telluride regular, contemporary folk artist, singer-songwriter Shawn Colvin is back to town to perform her annual Christmas show at the historic Sheridan Opera House. Her two conce
Launched in 1979, Mountainfilm in Telluride is one of America’s longest-running film festivals – although calling Mountainfilm a “film festival” is an understatemen
Forty years. In couple-speak, that means a ruby. Or a bouquet of Nasturtiums, the official flower of that anniversary. Speaking of anniversaries…. Seen as the progenitors of
A man performs a headstand atop a very tall tower of chairs, and a woman balances a lamp as she twists upside down on a pedestal, her body bending like hot pizza dough, limbs mergi
Can’t teach an old dog new tricks. In some special cases, so what? The old tricks are still good enough. Case in point: the line-up for the 12.12.12 benefit concert at the Ga
Remember the moment in “Peter Pan” when Tinkerbell took the hit and swallowed the poison Captain Hook meant for Peter? A distraught Peter threw caution to the wind, bro
Everyone has a favorite Christmas story they like to revisit this enchanted time of year. Whether it’s Rudolph, the Magi, Clarence the Angel or the Grinch, there is a tale that r
Editor’s note: No matter when it happens – its regular schedule on the first Thursday of the month or this coming Saturday as a welcomed add-on to tinsel time in Telluride
The Sheridan Arts Foundation presents a special evening of music, Saturday, December 8, 2012, 9 p.m., featuring rocker Jerry Joseph. Some songwriters just strike down to the hear
Climate change – are we paying attention yet? It does seem that the “general public” may be thinking a bit more about climate change and what it means to each of
Telluride Arts hosts a closing party for the “Beyond Bone” exhibit at Gallery 81435. Join us on Thursday, December 6, from 5-7 p.m. ”Beyond Bone” exhibit fea
Telluride Historical Museum celebrates the holiday the old fashioned way, at Schmid Ranch. On Christmas Day, 1908, Harriet Fish Backus, the “Tomboy Bride,” awoke to a g
“Joy to the World.” Or not. It’s tinsel time all over the globe, including here in Toy Town, the time of year some shiver in anticipation; others just quake from
Just in case Telluride locals need any incentive to start thinking about a new riding season, the Sheridan Arts Foundation and Jagged Edge are bringing another double feature of ra
Game over. OBAMA WINS! Good news? The following imbed will buoy your already soaring spirits. Not thrilled? Forget your troubles. Go on. Get happy. On a whim, Blues & Brews mar
Gus Kenworthy and local filmmakers Ben Knight & Travis Rummel of Felt Soul Media serve a quick-fix for the snow-starved. “Travis Julia Presents” kicks off the s
Dedicated to educating, inspiring and motivating audiences about issues that matter, Mountainfilm in Telluride is now accepting film entries for the its 35th annual festival, May 2
Editor’s note: This is no trick. Definitely a treat. Happy Halloween and on your mark. Discount 4-day passes to the 40th Annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival (June 20- June 23
Was it the 25 outrageous bras decorated by Telluride community members, the beefy firemen wearing them as they swaggered atop the New Sheridan Bar? Or was it the wide-spread concer
That Telluriders love to dress up is no secret. And by dress up, we don’t mean suits and ties and pretty dresses. With KOTO’s 37th Annual Halloween Bash happening this Friday