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15 Aug TELLURIDE CHAMBER MUSIC FEST HITS HIGH NOTE WITH NEFF
Forget Russia. The final concert for the 39th annual Telluride Chamber Music Festival, a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. on August 19, hits a high note when mezzo-soprano Erin Neff sings a program entitled “From Spain with Love.” Two years ago, when Neff performed at...
03 Aug MAJOR NEWS FROM TELLURIDE FOUND.
Board selects Citizen of the Year, elects 3 new board members, approves 3 special initiative grants The Telluride Foundation’s Board of Directors recently bi-annual meeting produced a flurry of actions and investments that will create significant and lasting positive community impacts. Actions by the Board...
02 Aug FARM TO TABLE: RECIPES FROM INDIAN RIDGE
Editor’s note: For 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 every Friday at...
26 Jul FARM TO TABLE: RECIPES FROM INDIAN RIDGE
Editor’s note: For 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 every Friday at...
26 Jun 4TH ANNUAL GLOBAL MOUNTAIN THEATRE
The steady march that led to the start of the Global Mountain Theatre began as all marches do, with baby steps. Dial it all the way back to 1981, when a remarkable lady named Wendy Brooks figured out a way to help working moms like...
24 May BORGES’ “TIBET,” GALLERY WALK HIGHLIGHT
To call Mountainfilm in Telluride a film festival is less a misnomer than an understatement. Now celebrating its 34th year, the event which takes place this Memorial Weekend includes, but is not limited to, films about mountain living, adventure, socio-cultural challenges, cultures under siege, flora...
09 Apr TIO ON THE ROAD: 626 ON ROOD
For Telluriders, twinning “fine dining” with “Grand Junction” in the same sentence amounts to an oxymoron. You say: “Grand Junction? Really? The town is politically red and culturally dead, right?” I say: It ain’t necessarily so. For starters, wonderfully whimsical sculptures greet pedestrians on downtown...
06 Apr MOUNTAINFILM: MORTENSON INVESTIGATION CONCLUDES
Yesterday concluded a yearlong investigation into the activities of Greg Mortenson, executive director of The Central Asia Institute (CAI), author of the best-selling “Three Cups of Tea,” and a former guest of Mountainfilm in Telluride. And what may surprise some: it’s a good-news, bad-news story....