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01 Sep 38th annual Telluride Film Festival: co-director Meyer features the features

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[ click “Play”, Gary Meyer discusses TFF 2011 features with Susan Viebrock]   Co-director Gary Meyer The people who make the popcorn seem to know what they are doing. Let’s give them a hand. Apparently so do the people who put together the Telluride Film...

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01 Sep Telluride Film Festival 2011: Tributees and Special Medallion

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click “Play” to hear Gary Meyer talk with Susan about this year’s tributees at TFF]   “The Descendants” Every year, since the event got off the ground in 1974, The Telluride Film Festival, known locally as The SHOW, paid tribute to artists whose contributions resonate...

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30 Aug Telluride Arts: First Thursday Art Walk, September 2011

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  Feel the frisson? Thursday is the day the Telluride Film Festival announces its program for the 38th season. It is also Telluride Arts’s First Thursday Art Walk, a celebration of the arts in downtown Telluride for art lovers, community, guests, and friends. For the...

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29 Aug Telluride Film Festival 2011: No pass? Don't pass.

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"This festival (the Telluride Film Festival) is characterized by its small size and friendly atmosphere. If there were a few key words to describe Telluride, they might include 'intimate' and 'down home,' just as easily as 'monumental' and 'important," Boulder Daily Camera Even without a...

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27 Aug Telluride Arts presents: twenty(by)telluride

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Want to know where the "in" crowd will be hanging Monday night, August 29, 8 pm? The historic Sheridan Bar, 231 West Colorado Avenue. Want to know why? The gathering is thanks to Telluride Arts, which dreamed up twenty(by)telluride as a nifty complement to the...

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24 Aug Telluride Public Library Hosts Film Premier About Telluride Teens

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[click “Play” to hear Ryan Wilson’s interview with Katie Karrow and four of the young people]   by Ryan Wilson Editor’s note: If you attended the graduation of Telluride’s Class of 2011, you saw the notion of American exceptionalism in action: a group of young...

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24 Aug Telluride Foundation: Billy "Senior" Mahoney 2011 Outstanding Citizen

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[click “Play” to hear Johnnie Stevens talk about Senior Mahoney]   BBQ at Telluride Historical Museum Thursday evening to honor Senior Every year, the Telluride Foundation solicits nominations from the greater Telluride Community for its Outstanding Citizen of the Year, an award given in recognition...

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21 Aug Telluride Escape: Exploring Colorado Springs

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Colorado Springs is often thought of as Denver’s ugly twin sister. But as any Pikes Peak loving fan will tell you, there’s much more to the place than its sprawl and its conservative bookends. It is not only Focus on the Family. Nor is it...

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19 Aug Telluride area visitors helping out

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By Kris Holstrom James Lambert of the Lambert Family reunion contacted me at The New Community Coalition earlier this summer. They had a family reunion scheduled for this past week, staying in Mountain Village. When James called he indicated the family wanted to do a...

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16 Aug Telluride REP Presents "As You Like It": opens Friday, 8/19

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Jeb Berrier]     Last year, after a five-year time out, the Telluride Repertory Theatre brought back  its very popular Shakespeare in the Park with a production of  “The Merchant of Venice.” “Merchant of Venice” is not light...

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