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18 Jan Telluride’s CoolSculpt winners announced

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It was snowing lightly in Telluride this morning, with more snow in the forecast, as the judges made their rounds to pick the winners of this year's CoolSculpt contest. The finished products were indeed something to behold: beautifully executed, and very imaginative. In the end,...

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18 Jan CoolSculpt happening at Telluride’s Mountain Village

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When I got to the Mountain Village Thursday morning the big blocks of compacted snow had already been delivered. Telluride's CoolSculpt was underway. On Saturday afternoon, January 16, I went back to see what the artists were up to. I spoke to Colin Sullivan, who...

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07 Jan Telluride Council for the Arts & Humanities kicks off Art Walk 2010 Thursday

Posted at 04:45h in Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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The Telluride Council for the Arts & Humanities kicks off the New Year with its First Thursday Art Walk this week, January 7, 5 – 8 p.m. Holiday trifecta over and done, Amy Jean Boebel took the old adage about ringing in the new to...

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03 Jan New Year’s Eve in Telluride

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It snowed in Telluride the night of December 30, but New Year's Eve dawned under crystalline skies. Blue skies and new powder snow- does it get any better than that? We took Gina the Dog for a snowshoe hike in the hills behind our house,...

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03 Dec TAG, they’re It: Telluride High School starting 12/4

Posted at 04:30h in Around Telluride, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Everything old is new again. Turns out the Telluride Artisans Guild (TAG) is right in step with the times. According to The New York Times, (Home section, 11/26): "The human touch rules this year."  TAG, under the auspices of the Telluride Council for the Arts...

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03 Sep First Thursday Art Walk: September edition

Posted at 05:00h in Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Thursday, September 3, the Telluride Council on Arts & Humanities' First Thursday Telluride Art Walk continues.  Venues in downtown Telluride join forces for a cultural celebration, staying open “late ‘til 8”. The joint is jumping with stills from "Welcome Back," by Jeffrey Schers at Schilling...

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25 Aug Jeweler Harold O’Connor in Telluride

Posted at 08:46h in Around Telluride, Fine Art, Old Events by Clint Viebrock 0 Comments

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Thumbprints. Snowflakes. Telluride. Harold O'Connor's jewelry. These are all unique, one-of-a-kind. O'Connor is in town to teach a class in his art at the Ah Haa School. In addition he will appear at a reception and a showing of his work at Telluride Gallery of...

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12 Aug Kim and Sally talk about Telluride’s Mudd Butts

Posted at 10:15h in Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[double click to view in larger format] The idea to create a drama camp for kids in Telluride had been blowing in the wind. In 1987, the seed took root:  the Telluride Academy under the direction of  Wendy Brooks became the producer. Sally Davis and...

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11 Jul The Telluride Yoga Fest: brief history and appraisal

Posted at 04:15h in Festivals, Health and Fitness by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click to hear Lanie Demas on Telluride Yoga Festival] In the summer of 2007, Telluride local and Jivamukti instructor Aubrey Hackman had just returned from her third yoga teacher training, a four-week intensive taught by lineage founders David Life and Sharon Gannon. Her bum wrist,...

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10 Jul Betsy Lummis, part-time local, sponsors Telluride Yoga Festival

Posted at 05:00h in Around Telluride, Beyond Telluride, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Betsy Lummis] When the going gets tough…  Betsyanew is a start-up founded by entrepreneur and part-time Telluride local Betsy Lummis. The new business is an affirmative response to adversity and a shining example of taking a yoga practice...

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