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26 May Jagged Edge: Telluride world premiere & whitewater gear swap over Mountainfilm

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[click “Play” to hear Erik Dalton talk about Jagged Edge and Mountainfilm] Telluride’s Jagged Edge is more than a store. It a gathering place for like-minded folks, from hardcore adrenaline junkies to weekend warriors with day jobs. It is the retail outlet those who support...

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25 May Telluride Yoga Center’s Hoffman on upcoming workshop

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[click “Play”, Victoria Hoffman speaks with Susan about Annie Pace] No doubt about: Telluride Yoga Center’s Victoria Hoffman is one of the most popular yoga instructors in town. Hoffman instructs in the Ashtanga Yoga tradition, a system founded by  Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and popularized...

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23 May Beraza’s “Bag It” featured at 32nd annual Moutainfilm in Telluride

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Telluride local Suzan Beraza is no Rothschild, so she chose to address this daunting eco-challenge in her own special way. Beraza is a filmmaker and editor, so she made a movie.  In a way “Bag It” is a populist response to the Sixties pop phenomenon,...

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23 May Open house: Telluride’s American Academy of Bookbinding, 5/25

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Rumors of the death of the publishing business may or may not be greatly exaggerated, but the art of publishing is alive and well in Telluride, home to the American Academy of Bookbinding. Founded in 1993 by Daniel Tucker (also the visionary behind the Ah...

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22 May Nick Sherman’s “Soundtracker” featured at Mountainfilm in Telluride

Posted at 16:41h in Festivals, Film, Old Events, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, Susan and Nick Sherman are NOT silent] Mountainfilm in Telluride waxes eloquent on the subject of silence with the inclusion of  “Soundtracker” in this year’s lineup. The documentary, the intersection of science and poetry, was written and directed by Nick Sherman. The Sounds...

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21 May Mountainfilm in Telluride: “Shining Spirit”

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[Elisabeth Gick speaks to Jamyang Yeshi about “Shining Spirit”, click “Play”] (editor’s note: After publishing it was pointed out that this post was written by Elisabeth Gick. My apologies.) Telluride and Tibet have more in common than alliteration. Mountain cultures nurture individuals unafraid to reach...

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20 May Telluride Inside… and Out, Denver: All that (Five Points) Jazz

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by Tracy Shaffer Denver starts to rock, the season of new beginnings. The town is warming up for the summer nights to do what Denverites do best— hit the streets! Not long after the ski slopes close, concert venues open: for the next five months,...

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17 May Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction introduced at Telluride’s Library, 5/19

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[click “Play” to hear Janet Curry speak about MBSR] Telluride local Judy Kohin was the original director of the Ah Haa School for the Arts, a local institution in the business of promoting personal epiphanies, hence the name. Recently Judy shared an epiphany of her...

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16 May “From Pollock to Dylan,” at Telluride’s Ah Haa School, 5/18

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Tuesday, May 18, 6:30 p.m., at Telluride’s Ah Haa School for the Arts, 300 South Townsend, book artist Don Glaister talks about his life and work: “From Pollock to Dylan—An Inside Look at a Book Artist’s Evolution.” The presentation culminates with Glaister’s most recent project,...

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13 May Telluride local joins Autism Walk, 5/15

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Annie Clark, an Occupational Therapist and popular yoga instructor, heads the Telluride region's Autism and Behavioral Consultation Team (ABCT), designated a Model Autism Team by the Colorado Department of Education (CDE). Her group 's mission is to develop increasingly comprehensive family support inside and outside...

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