Your Ah Haa Moment: Adult classes in the Fall/Winter 2010/11
[click “Play”, Rachel Loomis Lee talks about the adult programs at Ah Haa] Fall in Telluride is a time of transition. There is a subtle shift in the light: skies are a
[click “Play”, Rachel Loomis Lee talks about the adult programs at Ah Haa] Fall in Telluride is a time of transition. There is a subtle shift in the light: skies are a
[click “Play” for Susan’s interview with Rachel Loomis Lee] Fall and winter at Telluride Ah Haa School for the Arts is a great place to be for people in the
Did I just put "Xmas" and "Telluride" in the same sentence and we still have a month of days before Halloween? However, planning ahead for the holidays is not a
[click “Play” for Erika Gordon’s conversation with Susan] The Telluride Film Festival doesn’t mess around. No fluff. Not ever. Just culturally significant f
I’ve been a fan of the Telluride Blues & Brews Festivals for years. I’ve actually watched the event morph from a few tasting tents on Colorado Avenue to a full-blown, inter
[click “Play” to hear Tony Forrest’s conversation with Susan] As aspen trees blanket Telluride’s mountains in gold, the big question is who wins the gold (a
by Lauren MetzgerAh Haa School for the Arts Pardon the pun but I could not resist. Yes. The 500 Hour Massage Therapy Certification program is back at the Ah Haa School for t
Telluride Inside… and Out regulars have been treated to a weekly visit with Sam Bush for the past several months. This post will be the last of those visits for a while, unti
[click “Play” for the continuation of Eric Moore’s conversation about the Festival] The list of Year #1 participants in Eric Moore’s brand new Telluride Pho
[click “Play” to listen to Eric Moore’s conversation with Susan] Telluride is a nonstop photo op: every moment a Kodak moment. The region is also a stone’s
It’s Saturday at Blues & Brews. Thursday was a cool jumpstart and Friday was awesome – honestly some of the best blues guitar playing I’ve ever heard. From smooth opener
[click “Play”, David Oyster speaks about Martin Scorsese] Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque proves the adage about the best things in life: The film club offers free
Having the great good fortune to be asked by TIO CEOs Susan and Clint Viebrock to cover this year’s Telluride Blues & Brews Festival, I decided to start with the kickoff even
Years ago – September 1993, to be exact – Telluride hosted its first Telluride Brewers Festival. I remember the beer vendors' tents set up on Colorado Avenue, and t
Happy birthday and long live the King. Riley B. King – B.B. to his friends – turns 85 on September 16, just two days before he closes out the 17th annual Telluride Blues &
[Susan speaks with Petter Ericson Stakee of Alberta Cross, click “Play”] “Roots-rock grit meets Brit-pop grandeur,” Rolling Stone Alberta Cross is part of t
[click “Play” for Susan’s interview with Galactic’s Jeff Raines] The New Orleans progressive funk band Galactic returns to Telluride for the 17th annual Tel
"Artist To Watch… a raw howling take on Southern rock…" – Rolling Stone The alt-country/grunge rock quintet, the Dead Confederate, is alive and well at
If any of you happened to see an outrageous vintage sports car – or two or ten or twenty – cruising over Dallas Divide last Tuesday, you were witnessing the running of the
[click “Play”, Gary Meyer wraps up Telluride Film Festival #37] Telluride Film Festival co-director Gary Meyer should be resting on his laurels by now, but there’
[click “Play” for Cedric and Malcolm’s interview with Susan] When the dynamic duo of Cedric Burnside and Lightnin’ Malcolm performs on the Main Stage of the
Matt Schofled may not be a household name in the U.S – yet – but the musician is clearly on his way. Over a relatively short career, Schofield’s prowess as a stringbender ha
by Lauren MetzgerAh Haa School for the Arts I love when I can introduce new artists to this great community. Especially when their talent is immense and their medium is unique. Enc