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14 Jun Telluride Inside… and Out at Crow Canyon: an Educator speaks

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Rebecca Hammond, an Educator at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, spoke with Susan Viebrock of Telluride Inside… and Out, about the educational programs at Crow Canyon. Rebecca's emphasis was on the youth programs and she spoke eloquently about the effect being in the outdoors had on...

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13 Jun Mountainfilm in Telluride announces 2010 award winners

Posted at 04:00h in Around Telluride, Festivals, Film, Old Events by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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World Premiere of Tom Shadyac’s "I Am", Record Attendance Highlight 32nd Annual Festival Telluride, Colorado (June 8th, 2010) – Mountainfilm in Telluride enjoyed record attendance this year with more than 15,000 seatings in theaters, up some 25% from 2009. Despite sunshine and warm temperatures, often...

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12 Jun Telluride Squid's "Inaccurate Reenactments" close Fest festivities, 6/12

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Telluride is crazy about Squids. And not just breaded and served with a side of marinara or aioli sauce. We like ours on stage. Saturday, June 12, is the first day of the second annual Heritage Fest, which continues through Sunday, June 13. Heritage Fest...

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10 Jun Schreckengost, Telluride artist, featured at 19th annual Wild West Fest

Posted at 04:15h in Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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In its 19th year, the Sheridan Arts Foundation’s Wild West Fest is a week-long celebration of Western arts, culture and customs, which brings inner-city youth along with artists and musical performers from across the nation to Telluride.  The featured artist for the 2010 Wild West...

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09 Jun Telluride's Sheridan Arts Foundation: 19th annual Wild West Fest, all week

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[click “Play” to hear George Patterson talk about differences Wild West Fest has made] Last Monday, Mountainfilm in Telluride ended with the kind of feel-good announcement that has become par for the course for the world-changing event: Dr. Rick Hodes had contacted a colleague, a...

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09 Jun Art Abounds at Telluride's Ah Haa School this Summer

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Winter in Telluride has melted away, on the mountain and in our hearts and minds, as  the summer season heats up.  For the summer season, Telluride's Ah Haa School for the Arts has increased its programming, offering over 140 kids' classes in every medium: sculpting,...

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20 May Telluride’s Rock and Roll Academy: Concert, summer camp, master class

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[click “Play” to listen to Mark Galbo’s conversation with Susan] On Saturday, May 22, 7 – 10 p.m., Telluride’s historic Sheridan Opera House hosts a Spring Rock Concert featuring local talent from director Mark Galbo’s Rock and Roll Academy. An innovative, passionate and dedicated music...

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20 May Nuggets from the Nugget: 5/21-27

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Telluride’s Nugget Theatre is screening four films for the week of Friday, May 21-Thursday, May 27, including a Telluride Film Festival presentation of “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.” In “Furry Vengeance” we learn that nature may fight back against real estate developers. It may...

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13 May Telluride Film Festival’s “Sunday at the Palm”: Best of Chicago film event

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[click “Play” to hear Erika Gordon speak about Sunday at the Palm] Telluride Film Festival’s “Sunday at the Palm” presents 3rd Annual Children’s Film Fest: “Best of the Chicago International Children’s Film Festival.” The celluloid celebration takes place at Telluride’s Palm Theatre on Sunday, May...

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11 May Doers: Sam Bush talks to Telluride Inside… and Out

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[click “Play” to listen to Sam’s conversation with Susan] In Telluride, he is royalty, but please, hold the drum rolls and cornets. The instrument of choice for Sam the Man, King of Telluride, is the diminutive mandolin. Throughout his 30+ year career, by ignoring orthodoxy,...

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