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26 May POETS’ CORNER: SUMMER HOMES
Editor’s note: Author/poet/recently retired teacher-writing instructor David Feela is a regular contributor to Telluride Inside… and Out. His latest book, “How Delicate These Arches: Footnotes from the Four Corners,” a collection of essays, is available at Between the Covers Bookstore and is up for a...
22 May YOUR AH HAA MOMENT: WORKSHOP, ALENA HENNESSY
Speaking just for me, I want, no I need, more creative moments in my life. Those moments that feed my soul and bring a smile to my heart. Whether it’s designing Ah Haa School’s new summer catalog, creating dresses for the Telluride AIDS Benefit, or...
20 May ROCKEFELLER’S “MISSION OF MERMAIDS” AT MOUNTAINFILM
Editor’s Note: “Mission of Mermaids is scheduled to screen twice: Saturday, May 26, Nugget Theatre and Sunday, May 27, High Camp (Telluride Conference Center), 9:30 a.m. “Far out in the ocean, where the water is as blue as the prettiest cornflower, and as clear as...
19 May HEARTBEAT IN CONCERT AT AH HAA
Beloved a capella group to perform Wednesday, May 23, Ah Haa School for the Arts How to make your heart sing? Heartbeat, an eight woman a cappella group, performs a host of fun tunes, Wednesday, May 23, at the Ah Haa School for the Arts....
18 May HUNTING & GATHERING: SHARON SHUTERAN’S CARROT CAKE
Editor’s Note: Last week, our regular contributor and friend Jennie Franks (of the Telluride Playwrights Festival) wrote a wonderful tribute to Judge Sharon Shuteran, who died earlier this month while hiking in Mexico. Her untimely death left her family and her extended in Telluride and...
18 May EARTH MATTERS: WHEN BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT MIX
Corporations and government do mix. But the result can be a toxic concoction. Quite literally, especially when transactions involve agricultural and food policy. While corporations do bring important information to the table and have a definite role to play in the regulatory process, when corporate...
18 May ALACAZEM 2012.05.17
Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury Evening: Venus, Mars and Saturn On May 20th, the first annular eclipse in 18 years will be visible from the United States. Albuquerque, New Mexico is said to be the best urban location to view this “ultimate astronomical event.” An annular...
16 May DAY TRIP TO A WORLD CULTURAL TREASURE
“The world’s best documented case of the Neolithic Revolution, is in our own backyard: southwestern Colorado’s Mesa Verde region!” said Erica Kinias, Telluride Historical Museum executive director. Mesa Verde is part of the homeland of the Pueblo Indians who continue to live in New Mexico...