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03 Feb Telluride Arts Art Walk, Highlights
Telluride Arts’ programs director Britt Markey is more than just a pretty face. She is executive director Kate Jones’ abundantly talented aide de camp – and then some. With degrees in graphic design and fine art, Britt brings substantial design, organizational, and communication skills to Telluride...
29 Jan Tiny Houses in Telluride?
Mountainfilm is always ahead of the curve. In 2013, Mountainfilm showed “Tiny: A Story About Living Small.” The doc about living small featured writer and multimedia project manager Merete Mueller, a writer laser-focused on environmental sustainability, and graphic designer and videographer Chris Smith. A few FAQs about...
27 Jan Outlaw Reflections: “Back to Telluride” & “Rust”
Sharing two stories from TIO regular contributor Oleh Lysiak. The first, “Back from Telluride,” is an edited excerpt from the “Telluride” chapter of one of his edgy, funny, insightful books, “Art, Crime & Lithium,” published May 2013 by Tao Fish Books. The second paragraph and last words...
19 Jan Local Navigators Bring Health & Hope To West End Residents
Tri-County Health Network’s Navigator Program helps residents deal with complexities of health care The San Miguel watershed, although known for its natural beauty, contains some of the most rural and isolated towns in the country, which lack access to most of the services towns take...
16 Jan SPARKy Productions Presents: “Of Mice & Men”
SPARKy Productions, also host of the Telluride Playwrights Festival, presents hit Broadway production, “Of Mice and Men,” filmed on stage by National Theatre Live. Tuesday, January 27, 6 p.m. at The Palm. Golden Globe® winner and Academy Award® nominee James Franco (“127 Hours,” “Milk”) and Tony Award® nominee Chris O’Dowd (“Bridesmaids,”...
06 Jan Telluride Fire Fest: Duane Flatmo Brings “El Pulpo”
Art and technology meet in the two-story (26-feet tall) fire-breathing, steampunk windup toy affectionately known as “El Pulpo Mecanico” (Mechanical Octopus). El Pulpo is a found object masterpiece fashioned from junk found at at local scrap yard in Arcata California by Humbolt County’s most famous...
03 Jan Outlaw Reflections: Honoring Karen LeQuey
TIO regular contributor Oleh Lysiak sent this story in honor of the memory of Karen LeQuey, who just died. Oleh wrote the story for Karen and husband Keith Le Quey to honor the couple’s infamous annual biker bash in Norwood. It was originally published in The San Miguel...
01 Jan Telluride Foundation: 2015 Grants Announced
The Telluride Foundation has granted over $35 million since its inception. This year, 79 regional organizations received money. Seventy-nine nonprofits will ring in the new year with the news they received a Community Grant from the Telluride Foundation. In its 13th year of giving Community Grants, the...
22 Dec Honoring Joe Cocker
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We remember it well. Telluride Inside… and Out was a young pup, just about one year old, when Steve Gumble brought Joe Cocker to town to be the closer on opening day (September 18, 2009) of the 16th annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival. Thanks to a dear friend...