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03 Sep Alacazem 2011.09.01

Posted at 07:14h in Advice by Cynthia Hansen Zehm 0 Comments

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Labor Day Purple, Peach and the End-of-Summer Harvest Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury, Mars and Jupiter  Evening: Saturn The time has come to say good-bye to summer. Sad as it seems, and reluctant as I am to write these words, August has ended. It is now...

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

Posted at 12:04h in Festivals, Film, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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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 #38: Who's coming to town and other important stuff?

Posted at 12:01h in Festivals, Film by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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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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25 Aug Alacazem 2011.08.25

Posted at 16:49h in Advice by Cynthia Hansen Zehm 0 Comments

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August 25 to September 1, 2011   Visible Planets: Morning: Mars and Jupiter  Evening: Saturn “This month’s New Moon shifts attention from the creative fires of Leo to the earthy pragmatism of Virgo. The last Full Moon urged us to follow our heart and soul; this...

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23 Aug Hunting and Gathering: Destination dining, San Francisco

Posted at 00:25h in Beyond Telluride, Foodies, Travel by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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by Lisa Barlow With the luster of Chez Panisse still casting its warm glow, San Franscisco has been a culinary beacon for the farm-to-table movement ever since Alice Waters opened the doors to her iconic restaurant exactly 40 years ago. There is seriously delicious food...

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21 Aug Telluride Escape: Exploring Colorado Springs

Posted at 08:44h in Beyond Telluride, Travel by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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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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17 Aug The Telluride Effect

Posted at 17:22h in Around Telluride, Beyond Telluride, Outdoors by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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by Eric Palumbo "Figuring out who you are is the whole point of the human experience." – Anna Quindlen Last month I packed into the northern terminus of the Colorado Trail (CT) in Denver, intent on backpacking to Durango over the ensuing four weeks. It...

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

Posted at 18:23h in Uncategorized by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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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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14 Aug Josh Klein of Hotel Madeline hosts first ever shroom outing

Posted at 21:37h in Around Telluride, Foodies by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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  Editor's note: The 31st annual Telluride Shroomfest takes place next weekend. For an overview by Grand Poobah Art Goodtimes, follow this link. Into the woods. It's a ritual this time of year in the Telluride region, where knives are drawn and the normally warm...

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06 Aug Alacazem 2011.08.04

Posted at 06:57h in Advice by Cynthia Hansen Zehm 0 Comments

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August 4 to 11, 2011   Visible Planets: Morning: Mars and Jupiter  Evening: Saturn Dancing Divas and Laughing Lions We experience the exact point of mid-summer on the cross-quarter day of August 7th this week, marking the halfway point between summer solstice and autumn equinox. This...

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