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15 Feb "Photography of People": Lurgio & Rizzuto teach course at Ah Haa in March

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[click “Play”, Jeremy Lurgio talks about his and Tony Rizzuto’s aproaches to photographing people]   Friday – Sunday, March 11 – March 13, Jeremy Lurgio and Tony Rizzuto are scheduled to lead a photography intensive at Telluride’s Ah Haa School for the Arts. The subject...

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13 Feb Hunting and Gathering: Valentine's Day Oysters

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by Lisa Barlow It’s Valentine’s Day and while you may be content to buy your love a pretty box of chocolates, there are a host of other foods that can convey your message more effectively. Since ancient times clever cooks have concocted seductive recipes to...

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13 Feb 12th annual Telluride Comedy Fest starts Thursday, 2/17

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[click “Play”, Susan talks with Jeb Berrier about Comedy Fest]   Love is no laughing matter, except in Telluride, where comedy follows the BIg Day for the kid in diapers with the quiver of arrows. The 12th annual Telluride Comedy Fest begins at the Sheridan...

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10 Feb Fashion Friday: All about color

Posted at 18:21h in Health and Fitness by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear this week’s conversation with Ashley Deppen]   Color associations may vary within a culture at different periods and between cultures across the globe. But the facts are indisputable: colors convey emotions. Telluride is a colorful town. So and so is a...

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05 Feb Telluride Film Fest Cinematheque presents "Bonnie & Clyde," "Scarface", 2/7

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[click “Play” to listen to Seth Berg’s discussion of two “Depression Era” films]   Telluride Inside… and Out goes out on a limb with a prediction: the five-star Wilkinson Public Library should attract its biggest audience ever for the upcoming installment of the Telluride Film...

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05 Feb Hunting and Gathering: Super Bowl food

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by Lisa Barlow Hey Super Bowl fans, what are you planning to eat during the Big Game? Mac ‘n Cheese Jalapeno Poppers? Mile High Nachos? Grilled BBQ Potato Skins? Smokin’ Hot Buffalo Wings? Football and food seem to go together so inextricably that even a...

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02 Feb Telluride's First Thursday Art Walk, February 3

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It's getting to be a habit with Telluride locals – and that's a good thing. We are talking about the Telluride Council for the Arts and Humanities' First Thursday Art Walk, a stroll about town that showcases our fine arts scene. Galleries and other arts...

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02 Feb Your Ah Haa Moment: Bruce Gomez, Winter Landscape Painting

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Artist Bruce Gomez has a Denver primary address, but his second home is Telluride, where the pastelist was among the very first artists Will and Hilary Thompson signed for their stable when they opened the brand new Telluride Gallery of Fine Art on Main Street...

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01 Feb Recycling, insulation workshop in Telluride, 2/4 & 2/5

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The Telluride-based The New Community Coalition came roaring out of the gate in the New Year and is on a roll. The first Green Business Roundtable of 2011 launched the EcoAction Initiative, a local program tailored to engage individuals and small businesses in taking action...

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31 Jan Telluride's Chocolate Lovers Fling: the soft center

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[click “Play” to listen to Susan’s conversation with Alyssa Gitto Saunders]   It does not matter where. (No, the Telluride region is not immune.) It doesn’t matter who. Sexual assault and domestic violence ignore cultural boundaries, race, even gender, although women are more often victims...

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