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30 Aug Micheline Klagsbrun at Gallery 81435, “Remains To Be Seen”
Telluride Arts’ First Thursday Art Walk is a festive celebration of the arts in downtown Telluride for art lovers, community, and friends. Participating venues host receptions from 5 –8 p.m. to introduce new exhibits and artists. A free gallery guide offers a self-guided tour that can be used any...
28 Aug Telluride Blues & Brews: Blind Boys of Alabama
Limited tickets to Telluride Blues & Brews remain. Go here to find out more. Please scroll down to the bottom of the story to listen to my interview with Rickie McKinnie of The Blind Boys of Alabama. In 1944, the Allies invade Normandy on D-Day...
27 Aug 5 Reasons To Shop Pre-Season With BootDoctors, Sale Continues
“The (Boot)Doctor is in the House” is a series from beloved family-owned and operated outdoor retailer BootDoctors all about sharing the power of mountain life: adventure, style, gear, and community in the Telluride region. Here the good guys always get to ski powder and bag summits –...
25 Aug Telluride Mountain School: Shoff New Head of School
Michael Bradley, board chair, Telluride Mountain School, wrote the following about long-time educator Andy Shoff. For us, the happy announcement about Andy becoming new Head of School is personal: his wife Emily, a teacher and writer, is also a long-time contributor to Telluride Inside.. and Out. We celebrate with the...
23 Aug Jane Goren: Through the Glass Smartly at Camel’s Garden
With apologies to Ingmar Bergman, LA/Telluride-based artist Jane Goren works through glass smartly, a variation on a theme she has repeated with aplomb and finesse for decades. When the owners of a luxury hotel decided to offer guests (and the Town of Telluride) a unique art experience, they turned to...
23 Aug TIO Wyoming: Eclipse or “The Bear Taking A Bite Out Of The Sun”
They say it’s the journey, not the destination, but in this very particular case, that old trope was eclipsed by the eclipse. According to NASA’s website, throughout virtually every civilization for a millennia, solar eclipses were interpreted as portents of doom and gloom. Through the ages, recorded responses ran...
23 Aug Second Chance: Even Good Dogs Bite
The fact is 77% of dog bites come from the family or friend’s dog. Dogs usually get blamed for the bite (and even removed from the home and/or euthanized) when often times the fact is their people failed to protect the dog from danger. Dogs do...
22 Aug Telluride Real Estate News: Tee Hee, Re-imagined Golf Club Facility
In his weekly column, (narratives and video), Telluride Real Estate News, Robert Stenhammer leverages his extensive knowledge of market factors (global, national, and regional) and the Telluride lifestyle to bring readers fresh, informative – and insider – real estate news to use today. In that context anyway, he always hits...