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23 May Beraza’s “Bag It” featured at 32nd annual Moutainfilm in Telluride

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Telluride local Suzan Beraza is no Rothschild, so she chose to address this daunting eco-challenge in her own special way. Beraza is a filmmaker and editor, so she made a movie.  In a way “Bag It” is a populist response to the Sixties pop phenomenon,...

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04 May Telluride Playwrights Festival/Repertory Theatre Co. announce collaboration

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Nick Day & Jennie Franks This summer, the Telluride Repertory Theatre Company celebrates 20 years of providing staged entertainment to the Telluride community.  As part of their summer celebration, the Rep is teaming up with the Telluride Playwrights Festival (TPF) to produce an exciting staged...

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01 Mar Events March 1st – 12th  at Telluride’s Wilkinson Public Library

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by Scott Doser Monday,  March 1st at 6 pm Composting 101 Tuesday, March 2nd at NoonBooks & Cooks with Host Chef Bud  Chef Bud Hosts Bar-be-que Chef  Bryce Freeman who will teach us how to prepare his favorite South Carolina Bar-be-que Sauce.  Live Demonstration.  Audience...

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26 Feb Alacazem 2010.02.25

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February 25 to March 4, 2010Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury and Saturn  Evening: Venus and Mars The Pisces/Virgo Full Moon and the Collective Chaos of our Co-Creating Cosmos “When the gods are crazy, when the world seems to have gone insane, when there seems to be...

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12 Feb Valentine’s Day Poetry, #2

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(editor's note: Around the Viebrock house, Valentine's Day is a high holy day. So to celebrate, we are publishing works from Telluride regional poets, Enjoy!) Not Just During Sunsets or in Candlelight, But by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer There was that day in the grocery store...

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01 Jan Alacazem 2009.12.31

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December 31, 2009 to January 7, 2010Visible Planets: Morning: Mars and Saturn  Evening: Mercury and Jupiter Feliz y Prospero Ano 2010! This year, I’ll be watching the Full Moon rise over the Sea of Cortez, thinking about everyone back home in Colorado – the snow,...

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26 Dec Leo Nocentelli stars at Telluride’s Opera House December 28

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[click “Play” for Susan’s conversation with Leo Nocentelli] Telluride’s Sheridan Arts Foundation continues its bad ass holiday concert series at the Opera House,  December 28, 8:00 pm, with a performance by The Meters Experience with Leo Nocentelli, a legend discovered by a legend. In 1957,...

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07 Dec Telluride Musicfest outside the box canyon

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For two years running, the man who is arguably America's greatest living composer of classical music was artist-in-residence for the Telluride Musicfest. During that time Philip Glass was pretty busy doing what he does. He performed all over the world, wrote two new operas and...

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01 Nov Proving once again Telluride is the big time

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Trio Solisti with Ayano Ninomiya, violin; David Harding, viola In June, the Telluride Musicfest celebrates eight years in town performing chamber music concerts in a private home. The artistic director of the Telluride Musicfest is the bravura violinist Maria Bachmann of the Trio Solisti, who...

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15 Sep Telluride Film Festival: Young Russian filmmakers

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[double click to view in larger format] Film is a window on the world. The Telluride Film Festival uses the medium to enhance participants worldview, one reason the directors require an artistic as well as a screen presence. In-depth Q & A sessions follow many...

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