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

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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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14 Aug Telluride-based One to One hosts Top Chef fundraiser, 8/19 at The Peaks

Posted at 16:49h in Around Telluride, Foodies, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, Vivien Russell and Rick Fusting talk about One To One and the “Top Chef” event] A few smart Telluride non-profits seem to have gotten the message when New York Times columnist Tom Friedman entreated President Obama to make 2010 “the year of innovation”...

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11 Aug Fireside Chat: Rudy Davison tells about "Telluride's Tragic Founder"

Posted at 11:51h in Around Telluride, Old Events by Clint Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear Rudy Davison’s conversation with Clint about his Thursday Fireside Chat] The Telluride Historical Museum’s ongoing series of Fireside Chats at the Mountain Village firepit continues on Thursday, August 12 at 5:30 pm. Telluride historian Rudy Davison will be speaking about J.H....

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08 Jul Telluride Inside… and Out asks: Are New Plays Important?

Posted at 17:24h in Around Telluride, Beyond Telluride, Festivals, Old Events, Performing Arts by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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by Tracy Shaffer Tracy with Paul Page This is the question slated for the Telluride Playwrights Festival Open House on Thursday, and a conversation that circulates through the theatre community like a five dollar bill. I've popped this and a few other questions to some...

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04 Jul Telluride Inside… and Out, Denver: The King (Tut) is in the House

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by Tracy Shaffer What do you do when you discover royalty has just taken up residence in the neighborhood? Throw a party of course! It was all feathers and fringe as the Flappers and Pharaohs funder took hold of the Denver Art Museum Friday to...

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21 Jun James Vilona featured artist at Dolce during Telluride Wine Fest

Posted at 11:58h in Fine Art, Old Events, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, James Vilona speaks about how he came to his art] Who’d a-thunk it? Telluride Inside… and Out and Donald Trump have something in common: we both own work by sculptor James Vilona. Only we don’t own as much as The Donald, a major...

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14 Jun Telluride Inside… and Out at Crow Canyon: an Educator speaks

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Rebecca Hammond, an Educator at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, spoke with Susan Viebrock of Telluride Inside… and Out, about the educational programs at Crow Canyon. Rebecca's emphasis was on the youth programs and she spoke eloquently about the effect being in the outdoors had on...

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13 Jun Telluride Inside… and Out: Crow Canyon field work

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Continuing the series on Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Telluride Inside… and Out had the opportunity to speak with Grant Coffey, Crow Canyon’s Project Director at the Goodman Point unit. Coffey discusses the field work which has uncovered so much information about the early Puebloan occupation...

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12 Jun Telluride Inside… and Out at Crow Canyon: Ortman links pottery, weaving and language

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Telluride Inside… and Out continues its series of articles featuring principals of Crow Canyon Archaeological Center speaking about subjects relating to the archaeology of southwest Colorado. In this post, Dr. Scott Ortman talks about patterns in pottery following patterns in weaving baskets and blankets, and...

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