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03 Dec Second Chance: Homes for Families With Pets, Part 3
This is third in a short series by Second Chance about eliminating barriers for families with pets to find housing in our region. This week, Second Chance has put together some resources and information for housing owners to find solutions and confidence when renting to pet...
01 Dec “Racing Extinction” In the News
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in Culture, Festivals, Film, Mountainfilm in Telluride, Tellski, Town of Mountain Village
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Found this story by Stefanie Spear about Louis Psihoyos’s latest, very buzzy documentary, “Racing Extinction.” The interview was posted on EcoWatch. Next Tuesday, December 8, Telluride Mountainfilm, with support from the Telluride Ski & Golf Club, will be screening the documentary, at once alarming and reassuring. The event takes...
01 Dec Sunday at The Palm: Best of New York Indie Children’s Film Fest
Telluride Film Festival‘s Sunday at the Palm Presents: BEST OF THE NEW YORK INDEPENDENT CHILDREN’S FILM FESTIVAL. Family-friendly event is FREE to all. All kids and kids-at-heart are invited to attend the Telluride Film Festival’s special Sunday at the Palm screening of delightful animated short films...
30 Nov Ah Haa: Cup & Bowl Ceramics Exhibition & Sale Opens Noel Night
Just in time for the holidays, Telluride’s Ah Haa School presents its Cup & Bowl Show to celebrate (and sell!) work by the Telluride region’s abundantly talented ceramicists. The exhibition opens on Noel Night with additional weekend hours Dec. 5-6. “All of our ceramics instructors are also fantastic...
29 Nov Opera House: “Shrek the Musical”
“Shrek the Musical,” written and directed by SAFYPT’s artistic director Jennifer Julia. Production is performed by 24 student actors from grades 6 – 8 live at the historic Sheridan Opera House, Saturday, December 5 – Sunday, December 7, 2014 at 6 p.m. nightly. Adults $13, Children 12 & under $11 and...
26 Nov Poets’ Corner: Feela on Black Friday, Sort Of
Thanksgiving is over. Thank goodness. You made it through the family gathering unscathed. There was plenty for the vegan in the mix. Not one relative was transitioning. No one left the table in a huff. No one cried. That’s the good news. The bad news – at...
25 Nov Poets’ Corner: Fowl Play
Literary Burlesque, an evening of baring it all in word (for sure) and deed (almost, which makes it all more sensual), has become the highlight of the Telluride Literary Arts Festival. And from the get-go, one of the stars of the all-star show (and an event co-founder)...
20 Nov TIO CA.: Sausalito & San Francisco
In a world where so many politicians are thought to prostitute themselves for power and money, the question on the table is this: Would she be a viable candidate for public office today? Born Mabel Busby in Baker, Oregon in 1903, the woman who became Sally...