Film, “Re: Session” at the Opera House November 12
Telluride's historic Sheridan Opera House will screen a non-traditional ski and snowboard movie, award-winning Teton Gravity Research's "Re: Session, " Thu
Telluride's historic Sheridan Opera House will screen a non-traditional ski and snowboard movie, award-winning Teton Gravity Research's "Re: Session, " Thu
Telluride’s Inn at Lost Creek is launching a Proximity Promotion with exclusive rates for its neighbors in the Colorado counties of Alamosa, Archuleta, Delta, Garfield, Gunnison,
Saturday, November 7, 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., Telluride’s Sheridan Opera House offers two screenings of MSP Films “In Deep.” takes an original
Telluride Inside… and Out set out early this Sunday morning for a hike in our backyard with GIna the Dog. On such a brazenly beautiful blue-sky day in Telluride, deer s
The "High Line" in Telluride is a favorite local hike along the Sneffels range. In New York, "High Line" refers to the 1.45 mile section of the former elevated
Frances Barlow lives her life with an unbuttoned sense of joy, both in New York, where she runs the theatre she founded, Urban Stages, and in Telluride, where she lives part time w
[click “Play” to hear Victoria Hoffman speaking with Susan] Telluride’s primary Ashtanga teacher, Victoria Hoffman, arrived in town with husband Todd and son Max
This weekend, the Telluride Yoga Center welcomes yoga instructor Tim Miller to town for a weekend immersion in his lineage, Ashtanga Yoga, including pranayama or controlled breathi
[click “Play” to listen to Roz Savage speaking with Susan] Many of them are regulars and veterans of Telluride Mountainfilm: climbers Conrad Anker, David Breashears, Ly
On the road, Telluride Inside… and Out, especially on family visits to big cities on both coasts, tends to build our days around friends and museums and our evenings around t
by Kris Holstrom We have so much going on it’s hard to determine where to click for information and ideas. In the old days when print dominated the media landscape National Geogr
Telluride local Maribeth Clemente does not, to my knowledge, possess a magic carpet. She is, however, in command of something that serves the same purpose: a talk radio show."
Regular readers of Telluride Inside… and Out will find this a familiar theme: it is difficult for me to leave Telluride when the Fall colors are in riot. Susan and I had made
[double click to view in larger format] Telluride Regional Airport has been closed for construction since April, but is on schedule to reopen on November 4, 2009. It was a major pr
"If Ever I Would Leave You." The song from the musical "Camelot" about how no time is a good time… sums up our feelings whenever we have to head out of Te
[double click to view in larger format] When Telluride lost Jack Carey this past summer, we lost a friend, a cultural icon, a good man. On Friday. September 25, the Telluride Ski a
In Telluride, around the globe, who doesn't like a feel-good story about the triumph of the underdog, especially in times like these, when underdogs are really under the weathe
by Sue Hobby and Amy Boebel After 26 hours of travel, we got to Wellington at 10 am. The day we got in we went to the dress rehearsal for the show – it is held in a huge spac
[click “Play” to hear susan’s conversation with Karen Korona] October 2 – 4, the Telluride Yoga Center, The Peaks Resort & Spa and Lorrie Denesik welcome yo
Telluride locals, Amy Jean Boebel and Sue Hobby are on the way to New Zealand. The sculptor and the fiber artist recycled and fashioned garments from aluminum steel that were accep
My six day hike began with a warm up outing through classic Valasian pastureland. Our group of eight women stayed at the elegant Lindner Hotel in Lukerbad, home to 30 minera
Waking up at the hotel Edelweiss in Switzerland, with a crisp breeze in the air and a sprinkling of rain had our group of eight women hikers a bit tentative as we set out on our bu
[click “Play” to hear Susan’s interview with Caycee Ames] Telluride’s Ah Haa School for the Arts wants to give you the tools to rub people the right way. Di
[Editor's Note: In time for the 16th annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival, this weekend, September 18– 20, anthropologist/cook book author Dr. Susanna Hoffman has come