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01 Oct BOOK IT!: “WHAT OFF SEASON ?!?!?!?”
I repeat: “WHAT Off-Season?!?!?!?!?” Major fests are over. Academic and sport schedules dictate the rhythm. Start making off-season to-do list. Um, scratch that last one. Way too many cool events have fallen like splendid leaves into our events calendar, offering locals and visitors a menagerie...
01 Oct TIO NYC: “REGARDING WARHOL” AT THE MET
“His ideal society has crystallized round him and learned to love his entropy,” Robert Hughes Jeff Koons had a mother. His name was Andy Warhol. I know. Hold the drumroll. No big reveal – except for the legions of kiddos, eyes round as saucers, eating...
29 Sep FOUNDATION’S ACCELERATOR TO JUMP-START INNOVATION
Telluride Foundation Releases New Program to Nurture an Ecosystem of Entrepreneurs The Telluride region has a rich history of innovation, invention and reinvention. The well-known collaboration between LL Nunn, Nikola Telsa and George Westinghouse in 1891 forever changed the delivery of energy. The mining era transformed...
26 Sep SUNDAY AT THE PALM: NEW YELLOW SUBMARINE
The Telluride Film Festival is thrilled to launch its free Sunday at the Palm Series with a remastered version of the Beatles’ celebrated animated adventure, “Yellow Submarine.” The screening takes place Sunday, September 30, 4 p.m. at the Michael D. Palm Theatre for the Performing...
25 Sep YOUR AH HAA MOMENT: BRAvo
Boy in bras? Nope, not a drag club. Anything but a drag. Mark your calendar for Thursday, October 18, 7 p.m., historic New Sheridan Bar, when the Ah Haa School for the Arts presents its third annual BRAvo event in support of the San Miguel...
20 Sep ZACH’S POSTCARDS FROM MEGEVE:
So last week… Last week was big. I started normal school – earlier it was a different deal for the kids who skied – went for two bike rides, mushroom hunting, a hike, and tried my luck on the luge. And there is even more...
19 Sep WORKSHOP AT LIBRARY: DREAM ANALYSIS & SELF HYPNOSIS
To make his point, Victor Garlock, Ph.D. and author, tells a whale of a tale in a metaphor drawn from the Polynesian culture: “Standing on a whale fishing for minnows.” Minnows, he explains, are life’s noises, the distractions our mind and senses glom onto everyday...
17 Sep TALL TALES: NOTES FROM A WRITERS’ CONFERENCE
Editor’s note: Telluride Inside… and Out’s monthly column, Tall Tales, is so named because contributor Mark Stevens is one long drink of water. He is also long on talent. Mark is the author of “Antler Dust” and “Buried by the Roan,” both on the shelves...