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03 Jun TIO Boston: Matisse
Yes, we know. Just post-Mountainfilm, yet another grand slam for Daivd Holbrooke & Co., Telluride is now officially up to its ankles at least in the summer festival season. But there is some unfinished business from our fall trip: for anyone who might be passing through Boston,...
30 May Chasing Coral, City of Ghosts Win Big at Mountainfilm
Climate action and social justice triumph at 2017 Festival. Mountainfilm’s 2017 documentaries told of iconic seabirds, nonagenarian climbers, change-making labor activists, extraordinary Nepalese rites, and bold missions into interstellar space. But at the end of the day, it was stories of determined underwater photographers and citizen...
29 May Sheridan Opera House: Funds to Replace Roof
Telluride’s Sheridan Arts Foundation seeking $25,000 to replace roof. The nonprofit is asking the community for donations of any size to help raise the needed funds. Donations of any size can be made online at SheridanOperaHouse.com (click the “ Donate” button on the home page below the event slideshow)....
22 May Mountainfilm: “Marcellus Shale”
Mountainfilm, The Talking Band (from New York) and Telluride Theatre present “Marcellus Shale.” The production takes place during Mountainfilm on Sunday, May 28, 4:15 p.m. at The Off-Width (aka Black Box Theatre at the Palm). After the Fest, enjoy “Marcellus Shale” Tuesday, May 30, 7 p.m. (Free...
21 May Mountainfilm, “Charged: The Eduardo Garcia Story,” A Doc with a Real Jolt
Mountainfilm uses the power of film, art, and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. Mountainfilm’s online schedule is now live, including times and venues for films, presentations, Moving Mountains Symposium, parties, Town Talks, book signings, special events, and more. Check out Mountainfilm website...
17 May Second Chance: Puppies Grow Up To Be Dogs
It is puppy season and that means cuteness overload: wagging tails, puppy breathe, wiggling, smiling, kissing bundles of fur. Puppies just make people’s hearts smile. Puppies are hard to resist. Puppies are in great demand at the shelter. But an untrained, under-socialized adult dog lacking basic...
13 May Poets’s Corner: 3 for Mother’s Day from Rosemerry Trommer
Internet research came up with the history of Mother’s Day. The tribute was first suggested in 1872 by Julia Ward Howe (who wrote the words to the “Battle Hymn of the Republic”) as a day dedicated to peace. In 1907, Philadelphian Ana Jarvis began a campaign...
12 May Poets’ Corner: Feela for Mother’s Day (In Memorium)
Mother’s Day holds a wholly different meaning for anyone whose mom has passed away. Poems become tributes and hope to offer comfort – like this one from poet (and regular Telluride Inside… and Out contributor) David Feela: “This is a poem of memory that tries to look...