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01 Dec Off to see the Wizard at Telluride’s Opera House

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Telluride's Sheridan Arts Foundation's Young People's Theater begins its 11th season with director Jen Julia's adaptation of the MGM classic (1939) "The Wizard of Oz," one of the most popular musicals of all time. "Everyone can identify with Dorothy, the bewildered yet brave farm girl,...

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03 Nov Telluride retiring councilwoman waxing philosophical on election day

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[click “Play to hear Susan’s conversation with Andrea Benda] Andrea Benda (r) with friend and council colleague, Lulu Hunt Retiring Telluride councilwoman Andrea Benda spends a great deal of time wandering around a cemetery. She is not maudlin. She has nothing to bury, not even...

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01 Nov Saying Goodbye to Stephen Wald, another Telluride friend

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Telluride has lost another dear friend. Stephen Wald died last Thursday, October 22, 2009. I met Stephen nearly a quarter century ago, and my life has been better for knowing him. Our lives crossed in a number of ways besides our friendship. Stephen was a...

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31 Oct Telluride Inside… and Out, Red Grooms and Stephen Wald

Posted at 04:30h in Fine Art, Old Events, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Telluride Inside… and Out's stories about our very memorable day in Chelsea continue with a recap of our visit to the Marlborough Chelsea Gallery, 545 West 25th Street, to see an exhibit of monumental sculptures by Red Grooms. Why we went has everything to do...

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11 Oct Roz Savage and Telluride Inside… and Out in the Big Apple

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Let's play a game of subtraction. When the subject is Telluride, we are talking only two degrees of separation. Case in point: Clint and I were strolling up Broadway en route to our New York digs, when I decided we might want some books on...

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09 Oct Michael Palm: Much more than a theater in Telluride

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Telluride may have been his second home, but our mountain hamlet was one of his great loves. The gravitational pull of the wandering planet called Michael D. Palm was irresistable. Michael was, by any measure, a remarkable man: gifted educator, musician, athlete, businessman, and philanthropist....

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03 Oct Restoration continues at Telluride’s historic Opera House

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Telluride's historic Sheridan Opera House, constructed in 1913  by W. A. Segerberg, was a combination vaudeville and movie theatre. Floors connected to the luxe New Sheridan Hotel, facilitating the passage of prominent entertainers of the period, including Sarah Bernhardt, Lillian Gish, and speakers such as...

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25 Sep Sunday at The Palm in Telluride opens 2009/10 season with a bang

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[click “Play” to listen to Erika Gordon about “Sunday at the Palm”]  The Telluride Film Festival leaves no child – or parent – behind. It is an educational engine that runs throughout the year. This Sunday, September 28, the Telluride Film Festival in collaboration with...

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23 Sep Supreme Court Justice in Telluride for water seminar

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Justice Hobbs On Friday, September 25, 8:30 – 5 p.m.,  at Telluride’s Rebekah Hall, The New Community Coalition along with the  San Juan Citizens Alliance, San Miguel Whitewater Association, Telluride Institute, and the Water Information Program co-sponsor an...

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04 Aug Billings and Telluride’s Ah Haa School offer art immersion in Bali

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[click “Play” button to hear Susan X. Billings on Bali trip] Artist Susan X. Billings of mangoworkshops.com, an umbrella for artful travel, in conjunction with Telluride’s Ah Haa School for the Arts, is offering a Bali Workshop that combines art, yoga, and Indonesian cooking, September...

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