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18 May Mountainfilm: “The Interpreters”
Start planning your 2018 Mountainfilm Festival, happening over Memorial Weekend in Telluride. The schedule includes times and venues for films, presentations, the Moving Mountains Symposium, parties, town talks, book-signings, special events and more. Click on the FULL SCHEDULE HERE and look for “The Interpreters.” Scroll down to listen to my interview...
15 May Mountainfilm: Gretel Ehrlich, Cultures on the Brink
Mountainfilm takes place in Telluride over Memorial Weekend, May 25 – May 28. Passes to the 2018 festival are nearly sold out. To get your passes or for more information about Mountainfilm, visit here. Telluride author Susan Dalton captures Mountainfilm‘s best memories in “Mountainfilm: 40 Years.” The beautiful...
12 May Jake Burchmore: Mountain Resilience in Action
Western State Colorado University students in the School of Environment & Sustainability plan a trip to the Himalayas starting May 17. Their goal is to build a mountain partnership and sister city relationship between the towns of Gunnison and Majikali, India. Western students in the...
30 Apr TIO NYC: “King Lear” at BAM
The play about a really bad dad on a power trip who trips and falls is over. Shakespeare’s “King Lear ” is dead and buried. We were in the audience for the final matinee on Sunday, April 29. Sorry you missed it, but we are...
28 Apr SAFYPT: “James & The Giant Peach”
The Sheridan Arts Foundation’s Young People’s Theater presents Roald Dahl’s “James & The Giant Peach.” Shows take place Friday, May 4 – Sunday, May 6, 6 p.m. at Telluride’s historic Sheridan Opera House. Tickets for reserved seating in advance are adults $13; children 12 &...
27 Apr TIO NYC: Network 20/20
Network 20/20 is a talented, diverse and multilingual group of rising and established professionals interested in promoting an informed dialogue on foreign policy. They come from different sectors of society: business, law, media, the arts, NGOs, medicine, governments, academia, and many others. The organization prides...
15 Mar Shrink Rap: Kids with Money
We all know challenges arise from being strapped financially and trying to raise children. We may not be as familiar, however, with issues that surface around children of affluence. Children brought up in wealthy households sometimes feel isolated and different and are often treated as...
01 Mar Facing Climate Change & Building Resilience in Mountain Towns, 3/6
In the face of climate change, building resilience in mountain towns is a subject near and dear to the hearts of Telluride locals. Author and dean of the School of Environment & Sustainability at Western State Colorado University in Gunnison, John Hausdoerffer will address ‘The Future of...