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02 Sep Telluride Film Festival: Line-up for 2010

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37th Telluride Film Festival feature line-up (Titles in bold are also scheduled to screen at the Toronto International Film Festival where a few are slated to be World or North American Premiere screenings):  A LETTER TO ELIA (Scorsese and Jones, U.S., 2010)  ANOTHER YEAR (Leigh,...

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02 Sep Telluride Film Festival: The features

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[click “Play”, Gary Meyer talks about this year’s films with Susan] The great sucking sound you hear is the air going out of the Telluride’s Film Festival’s competition. Among the world’s film festivals – and there are about 1,700 similar events – “The SHOW” is...

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02 Sep Telluride Film Festival: Who's coming to town?

Posted at 12:01h in Festivals, Film, Old Events, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, Gary Meyer talks about who’s coming to town] Breaking news: The Telluride Film Festival features 3-D throughout the weekend, September 3 – September 6. But attendees may not need a big pair of red and green glasses to see the images. And they...

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01 Sep Art Walk just before Telluride Film Festival opens, 8/1

Posted at 00:02h in Around Telluride, Health and Fitness, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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In Telluride, real jewels before screen gems and images on canvas open for the ones on the silver screen. Thursday, September 1, is the Telluride Council for the Arts & Humanities' First Thursday Art Walk. First Thursdays are special: galleries and retail shops around town...

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30 Aug Auntie Graffiti at Telluride's Sapsucker Studios for Art Walk, 9/2

Posted at 15:43h in Around Telluride, Fine Art, Old Events, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, Susan speaks to “Auntie Graffiti” (Jane Goren)] Think of Auntie Graffiti as Telluride’s answer to Auntie Mame: madcap, irreverent, fun-loving, funny, and free-spirited. Her thing is traveling the world painting portraits on paper toilet seat covers, though, like Mame, she is a scandalizer,...

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29 Aug Telluride 2010 Outstanding Citizen: Benda & Garners

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by Katie Singer Due to their extraordinary community service through the years, Andrea Benda and  Dan & Green Garner have been selected as 2010 Outstanding Citizen.  The Telluride Foundation created its Outstanding Citizen award in 2003 to honor San Miguel County residents who make remarkable...

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25 Aug Telluride Ski Resorts: Get in shape for skiing

Posted at 13:56h in Health and Fitness, Outdoors by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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The Telluride Ski Resort, host of the LG FIS Snowboard World Cup (December 15-18, 2010), has teamed up with Tschana Breslin, Senior Physiologist in the High Performance Dept. of the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Association to offer tips and techniques to get in great shape...

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23 Aug Telluride REP's Merchant of Venice opened Saurday night

Posted at 19:04h in Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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After a five-year hiatus, the Telluride Repertory Theatre at last was able to bring back Shakespeare in the Park. "Merchant of Venice" opened Saturday night. 7:30 p.m. on the Main Stage in Telluride Town Park. Performances continue Wednesday, August 25 – Sunday, August 29. (The...

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20 Aug Alacazem 2010.08.19

Posted at 13:36h in Advice by Cynthia Hansen Zehm 0 Comments

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August 19 to 26, 2010 Visible Planets: Morning: Jupiter  Evening: Venus, Mars and Saturn Awakening and Change Afloat on an Ocean of Emotion Planet Uranus, the Great Awakener, has recently moved in and out of Aries – the very first sign of the tropical zodiac...

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19 Aug Telluride Historical Museum and ONE Telluride: final Fireside Chat, 8/19

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As a school girl, Telluride local Barbel Hacke received only F’s in English class. It was only heartache, of Berlin Wall proportions, that sent her packing for America to find refuge with her friend, and fellow German, Elizabeth Gick. Throughout Telluride’s history, this remote box...

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