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06 Sep AFTER TFF #39: INSIDER SPEAKS ABOUT “CENTRAL PARK FIVE”
Editor’s note: Thanks to the directors of the Telluride Film Festival, who never pull their punches, many of us were privileged, maddened and saddened to learn the story about the wrongful arrest and imprisonment of five black and brown teenage boys accused of assaulting and...
31 Aug ALACAZEM 2012.08.30
August 30 to September 6, 2012 Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury, Venus and Jupiter Evening: Mars and Saturn September! Wow. August flew by like a jet on its way to LA, reflecting the light of the Sun, shiny against the deep blue Colorado sky, moving fast....
30 Aug FARM TO TABLE: RECIPES FROM INDIAN RIDGE
Editor’s Note: Those who may not have known the story, we introduced Indian Ridge Farm & Bakery at the beginning of the summer season with a recipe from Barclay Daryani, co-owner. You can say “hi” to Barclay and husband Tony or their lovely interns every...
30 Aug 39TH TFF: DOCS & SPECIAL PROGRAMS
The Telluride Film Festival, per Buck Henry, “Valhalla for film folk,” is an equal opportunity venue, known for giving documentaries as much prominence as features. Ditto for special programs that often showcase films that don’t quite make it by conventional standards: read Big Box Office.This...
29 Aug BRUVEL’S “FLOW” SERIES AT DOLCE
Hot on the heels of the RNC then the DNC, this particular Labor Day weekend the Telluride Film Festival provides a much needed escape from the vitriol and the noise. But where to go when as good as it gets gets to be too much...
06 Aug CHAMBER MUSIC FEST KICKS OFF THURSDAY
Editor’s Note: Telluride Chamber Music Festival launches with the ever-popular painted violin series, including works by Elaine Fischer, Ellen Brody, Cindy Sampson, David Brankley, Kristin Johnson, Michael and Cindy Wszynski, John Hopkins, Julie Siegel, Susan McCormack, Barbara Konvracki, Bruce Gomez (who also created the 2012...
06 Aug FIVE STARS: NEW LIBRARY CELEBRATES 12TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, 8/12/2012
Editor’s Note: Telluride’s public library debuted with the arrival of founders Larry and Betty Wilkinson. In 1965, a bookmobile came into town once a week. That was it for book lovers. Years later, the Wilkinson Public Library’s present-day 20,000 square foot library nearly wasn’t built....
01 Aug FINAL CINEMA FOR SEASON MONDAY NIGHT
Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque at Wilkinson Public Library: A Summer of Screwball Comedy The Wilkinson Public Library and the Telluride Film Festival invite all community members to experience Cinematheque, a free local film club for film lovers and aficionados who crave cinematic exploration, lively discussion...