TELLURIDE FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS ANNOUNCES 2012 FAST FACTS
The Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association (TMVOA), sponsors and producers of the Telluride Festival of the Arts (TFA) announce FAST FACTS for 2012. The event has moved from
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BUILDING COMMON GROUND FEATURES BROWNLEE
Discussions of Community, Civility and Compassion kicks Off with Transition to a Slower Future: How Community Resilience and Slow Money could lead to less work and more fun The T
NEW LOOK FOR A STRONG COMMUNITY
Wilkinson Public Library is one of 30 libraries nationwide to receive programming support from the Fetzer Institute and the American Library Association for “Building Common Grou
SHROOM- FEST OFFERS LOCALS’ DISCOUNT
The Telluride Mushroom Festival is offering discounted full-weekend pass tickets for its annual four-day event to San Miguel County residents through the month of January. “Hav
TELLURIDE FOUNDATION AWARDS SPECIAL INITIATIVE GRANT
Telluride Academy Receives $75,000 towards Headquarters Acquisition Campaign The Telluride Foundation Board of Directors approved a $75,000 Special Initiative Grant for the Telluri
BEFORE BLUEGRASS THERE WAS CELTIC FINGER STYLING
In the 1700s, Scottish and Irish settlers moved into the Appalachian Mountains, bringing their fiddles with them. The result, as Jerry Barlow suggests, was “old-time mountain mus
LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO AT PALM FRIDAY
Twenty-six years ago an American folk singer released what became a monster album. Paul Simon’s Graceland won a Grammy for 1986 Album of the Year, and is included on many 
CROW CANYON’S MARK VARIEN TO SPEAK AT TELLURIDE MUSEUM
If you haven’t visited Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, near Cortez, CO, your view of the history of our region is a bit limited. On Thursday, January 19, 2012, Dr. Mark
SWIRL HOSTS BEE’S KNEES FUND RAISER
Serving up a local and seasonal dining and fundraising experience The Southwest Institute for Resilience is the local non-profit that hosts the community gardens in Telluride, Ridg
TELLURIDE LIFESAVER BALL SUPPORTS EMS
It’s easy to get overwhelmed with the amount of things to do in Telluride. But among your many winter activities, make sure to carve out a night for Telluride’s Lifesavers̵
ASTRONAUT JOE TANNER VISITS TELLURIDE AREA SCHOOLS
In May of 2011, President Barack Obama declared he was “100 percent committed to the mission of NASA and its future” as he outlined plans for federal spending to bring
HOT INDIE L.A. BAND AT TELLURIDE OPERA HOUSE
“We had the opportunity to bring a hot, indie, L.A. band to town and we couldn’t turn it down,” Jennie Franks, founder of Sparky Productions, said of the band He’s My Broth
TELLURIDE TRADITION: VALLEY FLOOR FULL MOON DINNER
Tonight, Saturday, January 7, is the annual Moonlight Progressive Dinner on the Telluride Valley Floor. OK, there may not be a lot of snow on the valley floor yet , and the full mo
JASON ISBELL & THE 400 UNITS RETURN TO TELLURIDE
The buzz surrounding Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit’s third trip to Telluride is palpable. The band, which will perform Saturday, January 7 at the Sheridan Opera House, has made p
LOCAL TIX FOR TELLURIDE BLUEGRASS ON SALE SOON
Discounted tix on sale at Telluride Music Company, January 9 – January 31 After an unprecedented initial rush for tickets to the 2012 Telluride Bluegrass Festival (June 21-24), P
MOUNTAIN FILM PROGRAM AT TELLURIDE OPERA HOUSE
Event at historic Sheridan Opera House, Monday, 12/26/2011, 6:00 pm, only $10 Every year around the holidays, Mountainfilm is Telluride hosts an evening hosts a family-friendly eve
JOE PUG RETURNS FOR HIS ENCORE 12/27
Flashback to May 2011. Brian Eyster, marketing director, Planet Bluegrass, urged Telluride Inside…. and Out to interview a newbie in the line-up of the 38th annual Telluride Blue
PRELIM LINEUP FOR 39TH TELLURIDE BLUEGRASS
With tickets selling at a historic pace, Planet Bluegrass is thrilled to announce the preliminary lineup for the 39th AnnualTelluride Bluegrass Festival (June 21-24, 2012). Four-
“FOX ON THE FAIRWAY” AT OPERA HOUSE
For all you trivia buffs, here’s one. Or two. Thomas Edison once invented an electric golf ball to enable night play. And, Richard Nixon played golf alone every Wednesday at
HOLIDAY COOKING CLASS AT HOTEL MADELINE
Tired of same old turkey on your holiday table? How does a whole roasted leg of lamb with risotto sound as an alternative? The holiday menu prepared by Peter Cumplido, Executive Ch
TELLURIDE ACADEMY “CHARITY BUZZ” NOW
A TWO WEEK STAY AT CASTLEWOOD IN TELLURIDE! BACK STAGE PASSES TO BLUES & BREWS! Yes, I know I am shouting, but I want your attention and here’s why. One of Telluride
“WAR HORSE” PREVIEWS AT THE PALM
Could the latest matinee idol be tall, chestnut, and handsome, with soft, intelligent eyes, very buff and high strung with a jones for sugar ? Ads about the movie featuring the h
What Telluride’s Noel Night is Really About
When we think of Telluride’s Noel Night, we often think shopping. We think of deals and discounts and raffles. But to say Noel Night is about shopping is like describing Tellurid
YOUR AH HAA MOMENT: HOLIDAY CLASSES
Give the gift of creativity to yourself or a loved one this holiday season. The Ah Haa School for the Arts has a great lineup of workshops to get you in the holiday spirit.