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17 Sep Telluride Foundation: Armstrong Scholarship Kick-Off
Telluride Foundation to host “Race for Our Kids” event to kick off Neil Armstrong Scholarship Fund: Regional communities invited to an evening of fun & adventure, featuring “Men in Black 3” What do regional school districts, science education, Neil Armstrong, and Men in Black 3 have...
13 Aug Telluride Mushroom Fest: Kick-off Thursday
Chef’s Cook Off Street Party, Fungi Farm-to-Table Celebration, Myco-remediation Course The Telluride Mushroom Festival (TMF) kicks off its 32nd annual four-day festival this Thursday, August 15 and continues through Sunday August, 18. Telluride Mushroom Festival offers something for everyone: guided mushroom forays, presentations on cultivation,...
29 Jul Telluride Mushroom Festival 2013 Schedule
Keynote Gary Lincoff to speak on accessing the sacred in a profane world Telluride Mushroom Festival (TMF) and the Telluride Institute are proud to announce the schedule of the 32nd annual Telluride Mushroom Festival, taking place Thursday, August 15- Sunday, August 18, 2013. This year,...
22 Jul Telluride Playwrights Festival: “The Banana Tree”
Dan Castellanata is a vegetarian and teetotaler, who practices T’ai Chi and exercises regularly. Why do we care? Because the actor-comedian-screenwriter is best known for his long-running role as a guy who eats meat, drinks beer, and rarely exercises, namely Homer Simpson. (Dan also does...
22 Jul Telluride Historical Museum: Field Trip to Ames Power Plant
Editor’s note: The article in the Huffington Post stated that Nikola Tesla was an great inventor who never made it to the top of the pyramid: “Wednesday (that was 7/10) is inventor Nikola Tesla’s 157th birthday. “The Serbian engineer, who moved to the U.S. in...
19 Jul Telluride Institute & Stanford: Signs of Compassion, News from the Front
Dan Buettner was one of the many charismatic presenters at Mountainfilm in Telluride 2012. Buettner spoke twice at the event based on findings summed up in his two books: “The Blue Zone: Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who’ve Lived the Longest” and “Thrive:...
13 Jul TSRC’s Town Talks: Molecular Science As It’s Happening Now
Nonequilibrium phenomena, biomagnetic particles, thermal transport, quantum trajectories, phrases like those reverberate through the halls of Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC). For the majority of the public, they are perplexing or intimidating “sciency” words, but for scientists, they are the foundational theories that solve bigger...
02 Jul Telluride Historical Museum Announces Smithsonian Affiliation
When the Telluride Historical Museum reopened its doors to the public this summer, it was with a major triumph: an affiliation with the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. The Smithsonian Affiliations program allows selected organizations to have greater access to the collections and educational resources...