Telluride's Ah Haa School for the Arts announces annual auction
[click “Play” to listen to Rachel Loomis Lee’s description of this year’s auction] Theme of 19th annual event based on Bond: “License to Create
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Anthem rocks Telluride's Opera House Sunday, 7/10, with 1970s sounds
Telluride's historic Sheridan Opera House welcomes Anthem, a 70s classic rock experience. The band pays homage to the music of the decade that one historian (Bruce J. Schulman
Keller Williams and The Keels headline KOTO Doo-Dah
[click “Play” to listen to Susan’s conversation with Keller Williams] Getting tickets to the Telluride Bluegrass Festival can be sketchy at times: the rece
Telluride Playwright Festival: "Forgiving John Lennon" & more, starts 7/13
[click "Play", Jennie Franks speaks with Susan about the Festival] Shut out in London. Smash hit in Laramie. Coming soon to your local theatre in Telluride. "
Telluride Arts presents First Thursday Art Walk, Kids Walk
The First Thursday Art Walk is a celebration of the arts in downtown Telluride for art lovers, community and friends. A dozen venues open their doors from 5 p.m. – 8 p
Your Ah Haa Moment: "Roads to Xanadu" opens First Thursday Art Walk, 7/7
[click “Play”, Susan speaks with Rob, Nancy and Renee] Magical works by Craft, Schultheis & Swire Among Telluride’s many talented writers, Rob Schulthe
Telluride Institute News: Compassion Festival… Beyond the Speakers
By Elisabeth Gick What makes the Compassion Festival a festival rather than a conference or symposium? The short answer is that a festival is more fun than a conference. Th
Art Walk,Telluride Gallery of Fine Art: Liepke back in town with knockout show
[click “Play” to hear Skip Liepke’s conversation with Susan] Malcolm “Skip” Liepke’s second one-man show opens at the Telluride Gallery o
Telluride Mountainfilm's July fundraiser: one hot night at the movies
"From the Ground Up" Fireworks don't end on the Fourth of July in Telluride. There's dynamite on the silver screen when Mountainfilm in Telluride hosts its annual
July 4 with David Feela: "The Watermelon Whisperer"
By David Feela For decades, when summer melons rolled into the produce aisle, my mouth would water and I’d buy the biggest one. Unfortunately, not every watermelon is endowed wit
Darrell Scott returns to Telluride to perform in Mountain Village
[click “Play” to listen to Darrell Scott’s conversation with Susan] Sunset Concert series continues with Darrell Scott & Brothers in performance Guess
Caetano Veloso 2011 Telluride Film Festival Guest Director
Brazilian musician to curate special program of films for the four-day Festival Telluride Film Festival (September 2-5, 2011), presented by National Film Preserve LTD., is proud to
Marshall Noice at Telluride's Lustre Gallery on Sunday, July 3
Getting a jump on Telluride Art's upcoming First Thursday Art Walk, July 7, and at the tail end of the Sheridan Arts Foundation's Telluride Plein Air, an outdoor art show f
Your Ah Haa Moment: Julie Shelton Smith teaches portrait painting
[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Julie Shelton Smith] Her work suggests an affinity with British painter Lucien Freud. Julie Shelton Smith a
Telluride Institute News: Peter Gold — Connecting Tibetan Buddhism with Navajo Sacred Teaching
By Elisabeth Gick [click “Play” to listen to Elisabeth’s conversation with Peter Gold] Author/anthropologist Peter Gold is coming to the Telluride I
Plein Air on the Telluride Valley Floor
The plein air artists working around Telluride this week always bring me pleasure by showing their unique perspectives on this beautiful place we call home. This morning on our mor
Telluride Institute News: Clifford Saron – Meditation and the Mind
[click “Play” to hear Pamela Zoline’s interview with Clifford Saron] by Pamela Zoline Among the frontiers on which we, smart chimps or bruised angel
Sheridan Arts Foundation presents Telluride Plein Air all weekend
The 8th annual Sheridan Arts Foundation's Telluride Plein Air is a robust weekend of fine art and music, culminating over the Fourth of July weekend. The action begins&
Barbara Heinrich's sparkling spirals at Telluride Gallery of Fine Art, 7/1
[click “Play”, Susan speaks with Barbara Heinrich] Telluride Gallery of Fine Art jeweler Barbara Heinrich grew up on a farm in Heilbronn, Germany, the daughter o
Telluride Wine Festival: Bonanza for Wine, Spirit and Food Geeks
By J James McTigue I love geeks; therefore I love Telluride Wine Fest. This year’s 30th festival was full of wine geeks and foodies, all intent on enthusiastically sharing the in
DAM Marvelous Mud is Just That
By Tracy Shaffer The Denver Art Museum's current offering is a mud pie for the senses. With the most basic of themes, earth, this global exhibition brings together time and pla
"Playing for Real" screened during Telluride Musicfest at Library, 6/29
[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Josh Aronson and Adam Neiman] Now in its 9th season, the Telluride Musicfest adds two new events to its 201
Third annual River Festival in Ridgway, Saturday, 6/25
[click”Play” to hear Erik Dalton’s description of River Festival] Ridgway, Colorado, is so much more than a bedroom community for Telluride. The town is fa
Telluride Institiute News: Show a Little Compassion
By Dan Collins Does Telluride really need another festival in the middle of the summer? Probably not. Do we really need more compassion? More sharing and caring? Yes. Why? Because