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Telluride celebrates the Fourth of July in the true small-town tradition. Local homes are decorated with flags and banners. Hanging baskets adorn the streets, and the local hardware store and … Continue reading Small Town Traditions: Independence Day in Telluride

It’s Bluegrass weekend in Telluride. But it didn’t start Thursday. It actually started before, more like last weekend. For days, visitors, traveling musicians and festivalgoers have been jamming in Telluride … Continue reading Bluegrass Weekend in Telluride!

The Ah Haa School for the Arts is proud to announce its roster of visiting artists for the upcoming summer schedule of classes. There are nine artists accomplished teachers who … Continue reading Ah Haa School Announces Visiting Artisits

  Mountainfilm Festival 2014 has been a huge success. As Buddhist prayer wheels and brightly colored red, blue, yellow and green prayer flags adorned the main street on Colorado Avenue, … Continue reading Mountainfilm Festival 2014

After a rejuvenating off-season period, The Telluride Historical Museum is open again as of May 22 and now making exciting announcements. The museum is proud to present a new exhibit, … Continue reading Voices of Wartime: Telluride During WWII

The Telluride Palm Arts Dance program is successfully wrapping another spring session of dance instruction. Dancers of all ages have devoted weeks of their time to practicing ballet, tap, jazz, … Continue reading On Broadway Dance Recital

Lucas Price, owner and founder of La Cocina de Luz restaurant in Telluride, has a philosophy about food: it should be prepared with quality and awareness. Committed to serving organic, … Continue reading Lucas Price and La Cocina de Luz

Marijuana became legal for recreational use in Colorado January 1, 2014, and the state made history by becoming the first in the U.S. to allow open retail shops. Consequently, Telluride … Continue reading This Bud’s For You