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06 Feb TIO introduces Indian Ridge Farm & Bakery and its owners
[Click "Play" button to hear Susan's interview with Barclay Daranyi about eating locally] The New Community Coaltion has asked "Telluride Inside…and Out" to function as its primary mouthpiece for dynamic information about its many initiatives as Kris Holstrom and her team develop programs for the...04 Feb More on the walk
At Lustre, 171 South Pine: At this Thursday's Art Walk, Telluride’s Lustre Gallery is hosting a trunk show of Gurhan’s bling blockbusters. The designer's claim to fame is pioneering the revival of 24-karat gold, transforming the ancient metal into fine, contemporary jewelry. “Gurhan is...04 Feb “Grease” this weekend at the Sheridan Opera House
The Sheridan Arts Foundation's Young People's Theatre presents "Grease" this weekend at Telluride's Sheridan Opera House. The show runs Feb 6-8 (Fri-Sun) at 6:00 pm. "Grease" is a jumping, jitterbugging and leaping, rocking and rolling spoof of 1950s teen innocence chockablock with songs you can...04 Feb Nuggets from the Nugget: “Slum dog Millionaire”
Police Inspector: “What can a slumdog possibly know?”Jamal: [quietly] “The answers. Nominated for 10 Academy Awards – film, director, cinematography, editing, original score, sound editing, sound mixing, adapted screenplay, and two for original song – "Slum Dog Millionaire" opens at Telluride's Nugget Theatre on Friday,...28 Jan The soft center of the San Miguel Resource Center’s annual “Fling” is a chocolate buffet
[click “Play” to hear Susan’s interview with Jill Roisman] Poster by Kim Hilley Chocolate predates Telluride (and its famous Fling). The history of chocolate actually dates back at least 1,500 years, when the Mayans of Central America crushed cocoa beans into an unsweetened beverage....28 Jan Winter Jazz presents Karrin Allyson in concert at The Palm Friday
[click "Play" to hear Karrin Allyson interview] Karrin Allyson's voice sounds as if it has been warmed over charcoal. Her pliable instruments changes in a blink from honey to sass. The Telluride Society for Jazz has brought Karrin back in town for its 2009 Winter...21 Jan KOTO’s history in Jim “B.F. Deal” Bedford’s words
The following is a summary of KOTO’s history in Jim’s words, writing under the alias B.F. Deal, in volume 7 of the “Koto Nooz”: “You had to be in Telluride in 1974 to understand why KOTO came into being. At that time, Telluride’s available airwave...12 Jan Eilsabeth Gick on Tibet: out loud at the library tomorrow
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[click to hear Elisabeth Gick on Tibet] Elisabeth Gick first came to Telluride in September of 1979, like so many of us, an “accidental tourist.” “The beauty of the valley sucked me right in and has not let go yet.” Gick’s children, now adults, went...