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31 Jul Telluride TV: New Media Center & More
When she took over Telluride TV, executive director Katie Karow was hellbent on reestablishing the public access station, the smallest in the country, as a go-to media platform in the region. Since 2012, she has made fast tracks in that general direction. Created in 1986,...
30 Jul Telluride Arts: August Art Walk
Rob Schultheis grew up on the Pacific Rim, in Hong Kong, Manila, and locales still classified, where his father was C.I.A. Chief of Station. After graduating with an M.A. in Anthropology from the University of Colorado, he traveled extensively in Asia, including long periods of residence...
29 Jul Telluride Foundation: August Workshops
The following free workshops offer nonprofit building capacity opportunities. 1) Thursday, August 1, Program Evaluation and Demonstrating Outcomes Workshop, 10 a.m. to Noon, Wilkinson Public Library, Program Room. This workshop, taught by me, April Montgomery, Programs Director at the Telluride Foundation, will help you determine...
27 Jul Dr. Pat Bailey: Evolving Consciousness continues 8/1
At last Thursday’s presentation at the Wilkinson Public Library, part of our ongoing series, “Evolving Consciousness,” we viewed a video by philosopher Ken Wilber about the major shifts in the history of human consciousness. Wilber offers a convincing argument that we are on the brink...
26 Jul Telluride Jazz 2013: Weekend Overview
Since 1977, the Telluride Jazz Celebration has ranked among the world’s most memorable musical events. The intimate setting and world-class sounds, plus the opportunity for alpine recreation combine to create a truly unique weekend experience, Thursday, August 1 – Sunday, August 4. Performances take place...
21 Jul R. Carlos Nakai Trio In Concert At The Palm, 7/27
“The haunting sound of the Native American flute is gaining more widespread appeal in recent years, and R. Carlos Nakai is the reason for it,” Billboard Of Navajo-Ute heritage, R. Carlos Nakai is the world’s premier performer of the Native American flute. Originally trained in...
19 Jul Telluride Institute & Stanford: Signs of Compassion, News from the Front
Dan Buettner was one of the many charismatic presenters at Mountainfilm in Telluride 2012. Buettner spoke twice at the event based on findings summed up in his two books: “The Blue Zone: Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who’ve Lived the Longest” and “Thrive:...
16 Jul Ah Haa’s Live Auction: “To-Hell-U-Ride, The Wild Years”
For over 20 years, Ah Haa’s annual fundraiser has been the must-attend event of the summer season. Art lovers and community members support the Ah Haa School by bidding on a wide range of work created by artists from near and far. This year’s theme...