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01 Sep Telluride Film Festival #38: Who's coming to town and other important stuff?

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[click “Play”, Gary Meyer talks about who’s coming to Telluride]   “Telluride is the best film festival in the world,” Clint Eastwood “Albert Nobbs” Once the vow of silence is lifted – now – and the world gets to know what’s in store at the...

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10 Jul Telluride's Town Talks: Sambhav Sankar on BP oil spill, 7/12

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Since 1984, the Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC), has been dedicated to providing meeting services for scientists. TSRC’s mission is to inspire substantive scientific inquiry, breakthroughs, and discoveries by hosting scientific meetings in an open environment conducive to productive collaboration and positive contributions to research,...

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04 Jul Art Walk,Telluride Gallery of Fine Art: Liepke back in town with knockout show

Posted at 16:49h in Fine Art, Old Events, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear Skip Liepke’s conversation with Susan]   Malcolm “Skip” Liepke’s second one-man show opens at the Telluride Gallery of Fine Art, 130 East Colorado Avenue, Thursday, July 7, 5:30 – 8:00 p.m., in sync with Telluride Arts’ First Thursday Art Walk, showing...

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20 Jun Telluride Science Research Center "Town Talk", 6/21/11

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The Telluride Science Reasearch Center Tuesday Town talks are back! The season kicks off with a scientist-explorer Dr. Ted Maksym of the British Antarctic Survey. His presentation, “In the Footsteps of Shackleton: A natural history of Antarctic sea ice” will be held from 6:00 to...

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01 Mar Telluride Jazz Celebration welcomes Charlie Hunter back to town, 3/4-5

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[click “Play” to hear Charlie Hunter talk about his music with Susan]     Any time guitar phenom Charlie Hunter shows up in Telluride, the producers have to shoehorn his fans into the room. The Telluride Jazz Celebration welcomes Charlie Hunter back to town for...

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25 Feb Telluride-based One to One welcomes Harlem Ambassadors to town, 2/24

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Harlem Ambassadors vs. Tule Lakers basketball game @ Yahoo! Video   Guess who’s coming to Telluride?  The answer is the word-famous Harlem Ambassadors. Now guess why. Last year, the Telluride-based One to One San Miguel Mentoring Program showed that it has what it takes to...

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20 Sep Telluride Photo Festival: Who's in town and what's going on

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[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 Photo Festival is impressive: The International League of Conservation Photographers is represented along with National Parks Magazine, Sigma Pro’s Dave FitzSimmons,...

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02 Sep Telluride Film Festival: Who's coming to town?

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[click “Play”, Gary Meyer talks about who’s coming to town] Breaking news: The Telluride Film Festival features 3-D throughout the weekend, September 3 – September 6. But attendees may not need a big pair of red and green glasses to see the images. And they...

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11 Aug Gone Phishing (in Telluride Town Park)

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Last night, Tuesday, August 10, Phrog and Phidgt from Steamboat Springs threw a little party for a few of their closest friends in Telluride Town Park. Food and drink were served. The main course was Phish. Though clearly not an endangered species. Here're a few...

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11 Aug Phish phans talk at concert in Telluride Town Park Tuesday, August 10

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It's fair to say The Grateful Dead were early adapters of the Google model – predating Google. They understood the power of the people to sell their brand, (Read "What Would Google Do?" by Jeff Jarvis if you want to know more.)  Word is that...

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