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26 Aug Explore All Things Fungal at Telluride’s 29th Annual Mushroom Festival

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[Click “Play to hear Eileen’s interview with festival director Art Goodtimes] The 29th annual Telluride Mushroom Festival takes place Thursday August 27th through Sunday the 30th with Fungophiles from around the world attending what has been dubbed as “the nation’s oldest mycological conference exploring all...

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03 Jul Philip Glass, Composer in Residence, at 7th annual Telluride Musicfest

Posted at 05:00h in Festivals, Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Philip Glass] There is nothing minimalist about Philip Glass when it comes to loving. Last year, the iconic musical wizard came to town for the Telluride Musicfest just to watch his ladylove, bravura cellist Wendy Sutter, perform. Caught...

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29 Jun 3rd annual Telluride Playwrighting Festival opens with reading July 1

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On Wednesday, July 1, the Telluride Playwrights Festival opens with a reading, 6 p.m., in the Gallery Room of the Sheridan Opera House. Nicholas Day and local Jennie Franks will read "DR. FREEMAN & HILDA," a 40 minute one act black comedy written by Franks...

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27 Jun Citizen Cope performs Saturday at Telluride Wine Festival

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[click “Play” to hear Citizen Cope] Telluride Mountainfilm and Telluride Bluegrass are known far and wide as festivals for folks with a come-to-the-neighborhood feel. On the other hand, the Telluride Wine Festival, this weekend, June 25 – June 28, is perceived to be highbrow, for...

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27 Jun Telluride Musicfest: “Celebrating Felix Mendelssohn & Philip Glass

Posted at 04:45h in Festivals, Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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click “Play” to hear Maria Bachman on the Festival and Philip Glass] Devotees of the Telluride Musicfest have already gotten their tickets. For Festival virgins, the following is the schedule: All Concerts at 7:30PM    •    June 24 CONCERT #1 at Mai Home (at Skyline Ranch)    •    Featuring...

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24 Jun Doug Frost, MS, MW, featured at Telluride Wine Festival

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[click”Play” to hear Doug Frost on the Wine Fest] His handle is “wine dog” and he is always learning new tricks. The Telluride Wine Fest is pleased to welcome back film critic Doug Frost. No, we have not conflated our festivals. Yes, we know the...

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18 Jun Telluride Bluegrass: Thursday morning tarp run

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The real opening of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival each morning is the "Tarp Run" which determines who gets the best spots to view the festivities on stage. TIO was on hand Thursday morning to film this athletic endeavor. And we say: "Devil take the hindmost!"...

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17 Jun Telluride Bluegrass: Our Bluegrass is green

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[click “Play” to hear Kris Holstrom on the greening of Bluegrass] Once upon a time, Telluride Bluegrass meant dumpsters belching the remains of the day that had been marinated in one too many beers drunk from one too many plastic cups. Do you recall the...

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03 Jun Judy Kohin curates exhibit for new Ah Haa gallery in Telluride

Posted at 04:30h in Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click "Play" button to listen to Judy Kohin] The Ah Haa School for the Arts in Telluride was founded in 1990 by professional book artist Daniel Tucker to provide the community with arts and crafts enrichment education – only art was just part of a...

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28 May Telluride Mountainfilm: Closing picnic

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Memorial Day in Telluride was wet and windy. There were movie surprises early in the day: "The Cove" was an unheralded entry and grabbed one of the "TBA" slots. Audience reaction was wild, including a long standing ovation at the conclusion. "Cove" tells of the...

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