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11 Mar Grupo Fantasma gets funky in town this week

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[click "Play" button to hear Susan's interview with Adrian Quesada] Hey, Telluride: Get ready to shake your tail feathers to a Latin beat when 2009 Grammy-nominated   Grupo Fantasma – Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album, "Sonidos Gold" – performs twice this week in Telluride/Mountain Village and at...

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06 Mar Tony Rosario opens for Cowan/KOTO Saturday, March 7

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Gritty, soulful guitar slinger/songwriter Tony Rosario is the opening act for the KOTO concert at Telluride's Sheridan Opera House, featuring The John Cowan Band. His hard-hitting acoustic band is Trutone & The Pour Boyz. Tony’s claim to fame includes stints with seminal rock group Firefall,...

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06 Mar KOTO concert Saturday features John Cowan Band

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[click "Play" button to hear Susan's conversation with John Cowan] John Cowan was only 21 when he joined Telluride Bluegrass Festival sensation, New Grass Revival, which  also featured the redoubtable talents of Sam Bush, Bela Fleck and Pat Flynn. For a decade and a half,...

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03 Mar TASP: Goin’ Cowboy at the Opera

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The Telluride Adaptive Sports Program holds its annual "Goin' Cowboy at the Opera" Friday evening, March 6, 6:00 pm until 11:00 pm. Music is by the great Anders Brothers Band, and there will be a live and a silent auction. Check out the TASP website...

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01 Mar Artist Roger Mason donating to Telluride Medical Center’s FEAST online auction

Posted at 07:00h in Around Telluride, Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Leonardo da Vinci, an influence, had the Mona Lisa, and Roger Mason has the New Sheridan, his muse, and its setting, the town of Telluride. The New York-based painter has merged with the hotelscapes and townscapes he paints over and over again. Main Street is...

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26 Feb Telluride AIDS Benefit Art Auction

Posted at 22:36h in Around Telluride, Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Auction, Friday, noon – 9 p.m., Telluride's Sheridan Opera House (Check out the slide show below: Jen Koskinen's photo from 2008 auction and a sample of the art to be auctioned.) The virus was announced in Washington, D.C. in April 1984. As quickly as the...

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22 Feb Teens take the runway for Telluride AIDS Benefit

Posted at 08:41h in Around Telluride, Health and Fitness, Old Events by Clint Viebrock 0 Comments

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Among the elements that make Telluride "Telluride" are community involvement and the spirit of volunteerism. Nowhere are these more apparent than among our young citizens. Emma Gross and Brittany Altman were Rizzo and Sandy in the recent SAF Young People's Theatre revival of "Grease." Now...

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12 Feb The 10th annual Telluride Comedy Fest opens tonight at Opera House

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Novelist/ editor/satirist Peter de Vries once observed that "comedy deals with that portion of our suffering that is exempt from tragedy." Forget your troubles come on get happy starting tonight when the 10th annual Telluride Comedy opens for a weekend of derring-do at the historic...

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11 Feb 10th annual Telluride Comedy Fest begins Thursday night

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[click "Play" button to hear Susan's conversation with Jeb Berrier] Comedy Fest begins Thursday at Telluride's Sheridan Opera House Guaranteed the barbs will hit their mark – us – when the 10th annual Telluride Comedy Fest opens for business Thursday, February 12, with Locals' Night....

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31 Jan The world according to “Grease”

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The Sheridan Arts Foundation's Young People's Theatre stages "Grease" at Telluride's Sheridan Opera House, Feb 6-8 Hindsight is not always 20/20. Sometimes it needs glasses. When Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey penned "Grease" in 1971, Americans were nostalgic for the white picket fence days of...

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