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10 Jul Richard Freeman returns to Telluride for Yoga Fest

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[click “Play” to hear Richard Freeman] When Richard Freeman returns to the Telluride Yoga Fest this weekend, June 10 – 12, for his encore, legions of devoted followers will be lining up for his classes on alignment, mulabandha (not what you think), backbends, shoulder stand,...

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09 Jul Telluride Yoga Festival welcomes Tias Little 

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[click “Play” to hear conversation with Tias Little] Like a number of his colleagues in town this weekend for the 2nd annual Telluride Yoga Festival, Tias Little could be described as a rock star in the Yoga world. He certainly has legions of devoted students...

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03 Jul Alacazem 2009.07.02

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July 2 to 9, 2009 Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter  Evening: Saturn Once again, this week’s “eclipse window” opens to some rather stunning world news as the Sun and Moon move into the exact opposition aspect of a lunar eclipse on July...

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03 Jul Organizer/artist, Keith Wicks returns to Telluride for SAF’s Plein Air event

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[click “Play” to hear Keith Wicks] Telluride has artist Keith Wicks to thank for helping everyone see the light. Wicks is a founding member of the Sonoma Plein Air Foundation. On a visit to Sonoma County and Napa Valley in Fall 2003, Sheridan Arts Foundation...

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02 Jul Telluride Plein Air and First Thursday Art Walk of summer season

Posted at 05:00h in Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Telluride is experiencing an art attack. Since Monday, 30 top plein air artists have been in the region for the Telluride Plein Air event, painting the town fuzzed up, fluid, atmospheric, and tonal in the style of the Impressionists, reducing subjects to dots, dashes, blobs,...

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27 Jun Telluride Wine Fest: Sunday night Greek dinner at Bluepoint

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by Dr. Susanna Hoffman Sunday evening at 7:30 pm, Bluepoint Restaurant: Greece meets Telluride Farmers Some three decades ago as an anthropology doctoral candidate, I decided that the sort of very abstract study that had only been done among remote tribal people could also prove...

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26 Jun Check it Out…Literally…the Telluride Townie is Back!

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[click “Play” for Telluride Townie Director, Jacey DePriest] by Eileen Burns A new definition of the popular bike library will go into the books on Friday, June 26 , as Telluride’s Wilkinson Public Library, in collaboration with The New Community Coalition (TNCC), pioneers one of...

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26 Jun Ridgway River Festival all day Saturday, June 27

Posted at 05:00h in Beyond Telluride, Festivals, Outdoors by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear Deidra Krois on the Festival] Ridgway, Colorado, is much more than a bedroom community for Telluride. The town is famous – or infamous – as the location for several movies, including “How the West Was Won,” and one of actor John...

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24 Jun Capella and “221 South Oak” kick off 2009 Telluride Wine Festival

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[click “Play” to hear Eliza Gavin’s interview] Warning: do not read further if you are on a diet (again) or it’s been a few hours since you ate your last meal. The mouthwatering menu at Eliza Gavin’s Telluride eatery, “221 South Oak,” is an eclectic...

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23 Jun Love in the air at 36th annual Telluride Bluegrass

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The Telluride Bluegrass Festivarian and bride-to-be was hanging on to the gate, shaking a shoe and frantically waving a cardboard sign which read "Play My Wedding," at the band on stage. Kay Vollmayer was not disappointed. Greensky Bluegrass, former band contest winners and new Festival...

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