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19 Jan Telluride’s Wilkinson Public Library: special lecture series starting 1/20

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[click “Play” to hear Lawry de Bivort speak about his lecture series] When this part-time Telluride local opens his emails in the morning he finds the same daily reminders, sales, Oxfam, Moveon.org, we all find. There might also be a message from someone on the...

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19 Jan Telluride’s Opera House welcomes Tim Reynolds & TR3, 1/20

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Legendary guitarist and gypsy Tim Reynolds is in Telluride to perform with his trio,TR3, at the historic Sheridan Opera House on Wednesday, January 20. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. Out of the gate, Reynolds got spoiled by adoring fans. As the child of pious, fiercely conservative...

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18 Jan Telluride’s CoolSculpt winners announced

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It was snowing lightly in Telluride this morning, with more snow in the forecast, as the judges made their rounds to pick the winners of this year's CoolSculpt contest. The finished products were indeed something to behold: beautifully executed, and very imaginative. In the end,...

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18 Jan CoolSculpt happening at Telluride’s Mountain Village

Posted at 04:30h in Around Telluride, Old Events by Clint Viebrock 0 Comments

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When I got to the Mountain Village Thursday morning the big blocks of compacted snow had already been delivered. Telluride's CoolSculpt was underway. On Saturday afternoon, January 16, I went back to see what the artists were up to. I spoke to Colin Sullivan, who...

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18 Jan Telluride Playwright Festival hits the Big Apple

Posted at 04:15h in Beyond Telluride, Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Jennie Franks' Telluride Playwrights' Festival owes a debt to the Bard. Four hundred years after his death, Shakespeare is still the most popular playwright in the world because his every word, every phrase offers dozens of possibilities for the pace, rhythm and trajectory of every...

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17 Jan Telluride’s MayaAir visits Las Vegas

Posted at 04:30h in Beyond Telluride, Travel by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Talk about flights of fancy. To celebrate 51/2 months of wedding bliss, on January 6, Telluride locals Eliot Brown and Mary Sama-Brown, a broker with Telluride Real Estate Corp, headed to Las Vegas for a romantic getaway. Only Eliot and Mary did not have to...

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17 Jan Telluride audiences fill houses for Wailers, Greensky Bluegrass

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Tuesday evening, January 12, it was the Wailers filling the Telluride Conference Center . There were people waiting outside in case anyone left early. And the Wailers kept everyone moving until time to turn out the lights.  The Sheridan Arts Foundation and the Telluride Tourism...

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16 Jan Telluride Film Fest relaunches Sunday at the Palm January 17

Posted at 04:30h in Film, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to listen to Erika Gordon speak about Sunday at the Palm] The Telluride Film Festival’s Sunday at the Palm series kicks off the 2010 season with the award-winning docudrama, “The Endurance: Shackleton’s Lengendary Antarctic Expedition,” back on Telluride’s big screen for the first...

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15 Jan Helping Haiti: Telluride link to Project Concern

Posted at 04:30h in Beyond Telluride, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Dr. Marshall Whiting, a psychologist, is known and respected in Telluride for intelligence, intuition, and empathy. What may not be common knowledge is that her heart is way too big to be confined within the walls of a box canyon. Whiting is the board development...

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14 Jan Greensky Bluegrass at Telluride Opera House tonight

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The Sheridan Arts Foundation presents Greensky Bluegrass at Telluride's Sheridan Opera House tonight, January 14, 2010. Showtime is 8:00 pm, $20 general admission for this seats-out concert. For more on Greensky, see Susan's article.

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