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Avalanche Awareness Forum Series Sponsored by San Juan Field School and Telluride Ski Patrol. This series takes place on select Monday evenings and is designed to encourage avalanche safety and awareness. 970-728-4101
Avalanche Beacon Rescue Clinics Times and location TBA. 970.728.4101
Outloud Lecture Series Informative discussions and forums on a variety of timely topics. Times and locations TBA. 970.728.1886
Telluride Rock & Roll Academy Telluride's up-and-coming rock stars attend on-going sessions to start their career's out early! www.rockandrollacademy.com 970-728-6363
Telluride Film Festival Presents On the third Thursday of each month at the Nugget Theater, Telluride Film Festival Presents screens recently released films that have been selected by the festival directors. 970.728.3030
Winter Concert Series Free concerts featuring a variety of music in Mountain Village: March 4, 21, 28 and April 4. Times and locations TBA. 970.728.5424
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| NOVEMBER
November 06 Telluride Unearthed Discover more about Telluride's rich history through the lens of science. Telluride Historical Museum, 6 p.m. 970.728.3344
November 06 Telluride Unearthed Exploring a theme of "Snowfall in the Valley," visiting scholars deliver a two-hour presentation at the Telluride Historical Museum, 6 p.m. 970.708.7441
November 13 Telluride Unearthed Discover more about Telluride's rich history through the lens of science. Telluride Historical Museum, 6 p.m. 970.728.3344
November 13 Telluride Unearthed Exploring a theme of "Snowfall in the Valley," visiting scholars deliver a two-hour presentation at the Telluride Historical Museum, 6 p.m. 970.708.7441
November 14 - 16 KOTO Ski Swap Used and new gear and clothes for all snow activities. Proceeds fund Telluride community radio station. Wilkinson Public Library's underground garage. 970.728.8100
November 20 Telluride Unearthed Discover more about Telluride's rich history through the lens of science. Telluride Historical Museum, 6 p.m. 970.728.3344
November 20 Gondola Opens The Gondola opens for the winter season.
November 20 Turkey Bingo Telluride's Elks invite all to Swede-Finn Hall to participate in frenzied bingo games. Win a turkey for the Thanksgiving table. 970.728.6362
November 26 Telluride Ski Resort Opens Ski the first day of the 2009/2010 lift-served season in Telluride. 970.728.6900
November 29 Sunday at the Palm The Man Who Skied Down Everest (1975) follows world champion skier Yuichiro Miura and his team as they battle avalanches, icefalls and altitude sickness to climb and ski Everest. Palm Theatre, 4 p.m. 970.626.3137
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| DECEMBER
Telluride Unearthed December 1 Dr Mark Varien joins this lecture series to talk about "Life is Movement: Pueblo Indians of the Mesa Verde Region" from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Telluride Historica
NOEL NIGHT December 2 Throughout Mountain Village and Telluride, most shops participate in a day-long, discounted shopping extravaganza.
Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros December 2 Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros take the stage at the Sheridan Opera House at 9 p.m.
Telluride Unearthed December 3 Dr Laurie Webster joins this lecture series to talk about "The Telluride Blanket in Context: An Overview of Prehistoric Weaving in the Southwest".
Telluride Artisan's Guild Holiday Bazaar December 4-6 The Telluride Artisan’s Guild and The Telluride Coun
The Wizard of Oz December 4-6 Join Dorothy, Toto, the Scarecrow, Tinman and cowardly Lion and as they travel the universe of Dorothy's imagination.
The Met: Live in HD December 4 The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission. The Michael D.
Telluride Unearthed December 8 Dr Scott Ortman joins this lecture series to talk about "Archaeology, Oral Tradition, and the Mesa Verde Migration" from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Telluride Historic
Squid Show Theater December 10-11 Squid Show Theater presents an original “historical” performance at the Telluride Historical Museum.
Jingle Jam December 11 Start off the holiday season with this community celebration that features a tree lighting, sitting with Santa Claus at the ice rink, warm beverages, treats for the children and in-store events.
Wilson Loop Sprint December 12 Telluride Nordic Association hosts a short 1-km sprint for classic and skate skiers of all ages on the golf course in Mountain Village.
Rock & Roll Academy Winter Fundraiser December 12 Youth from the Rock & Roll Academy perform their newest licks at the Sheridan Opera House in an all-ages rockin' show.
Cut Your Own Christmas Tree December 13 Telluride Historical Museum offers the opportunity to cut your own Christmas tree at the Schmid Family Ranch.
Snowboard World Cup December 17 - 20
Film Premier December 17 Telluride Historical Museum presents the premier of We Skied It, which tells the story of skiing in Telluride before the ski area was built.
The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Abridged December 18 - 22
The Met: Live in HD December 19 The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission. The Michael D.
Old-Fashioned Christmas at Schmid Family Ranch December 19 The Telluride Historical Museum presents an old-fashioned Christmas at Schmid Family Ranch.
Sitting with Santa December 20 - 21 Bring the kids to sit with Santa at the Telluride Conference Center in Mountain Village: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on December 20 and 3 to 7 p.m. on December 21.
Warren Miller Film December 23 The Sheridan Arts Foundation presents the latest from the Warren Miller producers: Dynasty. Narrated by Jonny Moseley and presented in high definition
Santa Skis & Santa Photos December 24 - 25 Look for Santa on the slopes, and after 3 p.m., find him at Gorrono Ranch for a photo.
Cirque Le Masque December 26 - 27 This theatrical experience defies the laws of gravity with an awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping cirque show at the Michael D. Palm Theatre, 7 p.m.
Mountainfilm in Telluride Winter Fundraiser December 26 Mountainfilm brings surprises to Telluride, and the winter fundraiser promises to be no exception.
Shawn Colvin in Concert December 27 The Sheridan Arts Foundation presents Shawn Colvin as part of the Holiday Concert Series. Sheridan Opera House, 8 p.m.
The Meters Experience, featuring Leo Nocentelli December 28 Known throughout the music industry as the "funkiest, fast-fingered" guitarist there is,
New Year's Eve 31st Dec Ring in 2010 by gathering at the base of the historic San Miguel county courthouse's clock tower on main street, by watching torchlight parades that descend from atop the ski area into both Telluride and Mountain Village, or by seeing the fireworks show in Mountain Village.
New Year's Eve Gala: Celebrating 50 Years of Motown December 31 - Jan. 1 Bring in the 2010 at the Sheridan Opera House with a seats-out show that features The Marvelettes and The Coasters in concert.
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| JANUARY
The Elephants II January 7, 2010 Stronghouse Studios announces the opening reception for Ally Crilly’s painting exhibit "The Elephants II"
Bruce Gomez Pastels Exhibition January 7 View local artist Bruce Gomez's Pastel work during the month of January at the Ah Haa School for the Arts. An opening reception takes place from 5 to 8 p.m. on January 7.
The Met: Live in HD January 9 The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission.
Roger Clyne January 9 Roger Clyne plays at the historic Sheridan Opera House
Free Artist Seminars January 12 The Telluride Council for the Arts and Humanities continue its "Free Artist Seminars”
The Wailers January 12 The Sheridan Opera House and the Telluride Tourism Board present the ever-popular reggae band The Wailers with special guests Supervillian. Telluride Conference Center, 8 p.m.
Liquid Cheese January 12 Southwestern band...
Greensky Bluegrass January 14 This is a seats-out bluegrass event at the Sheridan Op
Don Chani January 15 Get down at The Llama to this Austin, Texas, band who performs reggae, dub and Latin mixes.
SnowFest January 16-18 Mountain Village hosts a winter celebration with a snow sculpting contest, live music and more.
The Met: Live in HD January 16 The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission.
The Met: Live in HD January 16 The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission.
Sunday at the Palm January 17 Considered by many to be the greatest adventure of all time, The Endurance is an award-winning documentary that follows the 1914 Shackleton expedition, which was marooned while attempting
Fireside Chat January 21 The Telluride Historical Museum and SquidShow Theatre's Sasha Cucciniello and Colin Sullivan bring historical women to life with "Women in their Own Words" by the fireplace in the Peak's
Dubskin with Cory of Pretty Lights January 21 This Fort Collins five-piece original roots reggae/dub band is a Telluride favorite.
Priest Lake Pursuit January 23 Telluride Nordic Association hosts a 15-km pursuit combined ski race (7.5-km classic/7.5-km skate) at Priest Lake (or on the Valley Floor, pending approval) for skiers of all ages.
Ladies Rock January 23 Local all-female bands take the stage at the Sheridan Opera House to share their latest tunes.
Giant Puppet Show January 28
Inaccurate Reenactments January 28 Telluride Historical Museum and SquidShow Theatre present an encore performance of "Inaccurate Reenactments." 8p.m. at the Sheridan Opera House. FREE!
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| FEBRUARY
Free Films, Food and Lively Discussion February 1 Telluride The Telluride Film Festival Cinematheque presents Academy Award-winning Babette's Feast (Best Foreign Language Film, 1987, 102 min.) at the Wilkinson Public Library.
Free Artist Seminar February 2 Telluride Free Cooking Class February 3 Telluride The Telluride Historical Museum presents High Altitude Cooking with Chef Bud Thomas at 12 p.m. at the museum (201 West Gregory Avenue).
Telluride Art Walk February 4 Telluride MD Painting Exhibition February 4 Telluride View local artist MD's painting during the month of February.
NT Live February 4 Telluride NT Live is a new initiative to broadcast live plays, in high definition, from the English National Theatre onto cinema screens worldwide. The Michael D. Palm Theatre presents Nation, based on a novel by Terry Pratchett, at 7 p.m.
SAF Young People's Theater February 5-6 Telluride The SAF Young People's Theater's thirty-third full-length musical production.
Name That Tune February 5 Telluride Teams compete in a variation of the 1950s television game. There are also opportunities for the audience to interact and win prizes. Test your musical I.Q.
The Met: Live in HD February 6 Telluride The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission.
Chocolate Lover's Fling February 6 Mountain Village Sample deluxe chocolate concoctions made by local chefs and bakers, bid in a silent auction and dance to benefit the San Miguel Resource Center, whose mission is to end sexual assault and domestic violence.
SAF Young People's Theater February 8 Telluride The SAF Young People's Theater's thirty-third full-length musical production.
KOTO Cribbage Tournament February 10 Telluride Loosen up your pegging fingers and compete in KOTO's annual cribbage tournament: prizes and trophies for the winners, door prizes and fun for all. $12 entry fee for competitors.
Telluride Comedy Festival February 11-14 Telluride Comedy Fest is a weekend of comedy by some of the best and funniest performers working today.
The Met: Live in HD February 13 Telluride The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmissions.
Sunday at the Palm February 14 Telluride The Wizard of Oz is the winner of two Oscars.
Fat Tuesday Party February 16 Telluride Join the band Joint Point for a Fat Tuesday fiesta at the Sheridan Opera House, 9 p.m.
TAB Student Fashion Show February 18 Telluride The Telluride AIDS Benefit (TAB) is a nonprofit whose mission and vision is to fight HIV/AIDS by heightening global and local awareness, as well as generating financial support for educational programs and client care, particularly in Western Colorado.
Gay Ski Week February 20-27 Telluride Show your pride on the slopes in Telluride and at many apres ski celebrations.
Butch Cassidy Ski Chase February 20 Surrounding Areas Telluride Nordic Association hosts a 15-km classic (no skate division) race at Priest Lake.
TCTV Vaudeville Show February 20 Telluride The Telluride Community Television Presents a vaudeville show at the Sheridan Opera House, 8pm.
Justin Townes Earle February 20 Telluride Nominated for "best music video" and "best Americana album" in the Nashville Music Awards and named by USA Today as "Grammy-worthy" for this year's new Americana category.
The Met: Live in HD February 21 Telluride The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission.
Fireside Chat February 24 Mountain Village Hear the true story of the Telluride AIDS Benefit.
TAB Fashion Show Sneak Peek and Auction February 25 Mountain Village The Telluride AIDS Benefit (TAB)
Free HIV/AIDS Testing February 26-27 Telluride The Telluride AIDS Benefit (TAB) is a nonprofit organization whose mission and vision is to fight HIV/AIDS by heightening global and local awareness.
TAB Opening Night Reception and Silent Art Auction February 26 Telluride
Telluride AIDS Benefit Gala Fashion Show and Auction February 27 Mountain Village
TAB After-Hours Party February 27 Follwing their fashion show at the Telluride Conference Center, Telluride AIDS Benefit hosts a late-night party at the Sheridan Opera House. Tickets are sold at the door.
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| MARCH
March 1 TAB Designer Trunk Show The Telluride AIDS Benefit (TAB) is a nonprofit or
March 2 The Harlem Gospel Choir The Harlem Gospel Choir is the most famous gospel choir in America today.
March 4 Telluride Art Walk - March Telluride Art Walk brochures that list participating venues and artists are available at the Stronghouse Studios (283 S. Fir Street) and any participating venue.
March 4 Adam Field Pottery Exhibition View Durango potter Adam Field's works.
March 12 Stockholm Syndrome Widespread Panic bass player Dave Schools and acclaimed singer/songwriter Jerry Joseph of the Jackmormons collaborate.
March 13 Psycho 10 & BBQ Telluride Nordic Association hosts a 10-km race and end-of-the-season BBQ celebration at Priest Lake.
March 13 Operation F.E.A.S.T. Attend the Telluride Medical Center's fundraiser: Operation F.E.A.S.T., a celebration of exquisite local food paired with fine wines.
March 13 Lubriphonic This six-piece groovy organic rock-funk band is sure to grease the ears and hips.
March 14 Sunday at the Palm Azur Et Asmar
March 18 An Introduction to Wine Tasting With Sommelier Steven Craig
March 19 The Singing Chef Celebrate the joy of Italian cuisine; accompanied by a four course dinner cooking demonstration, music, singing and wine. This is a rare opportunity for dinner theater in Telluride.
March 20 Governor’s Arts Award Celebration The Telluride Council for Arts and Humanities, Town of Telluride Mayor Stu Fraser and The Telluride Gallery of Fine Art invite the community to celebrate.
March 25 Invictus The Telluride Film Festival presents two-time Academy Award nominee
March 26 The Infamous Stringdusters
March 31 The Melodians The Melodians are one of Jamaica's greatest rocksteady groups.
March 27 The Vienna Boys Choir The beloved Vienna Boys Choir has been thrilling audiences young and old for over 500 years. Their eagerly anticipated tours play to sell-out crowds nationwide.
March 27 Mike Dillon's Gogo Jungle Come throw down to Mike's wild vibe playing at The Llama.
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APRIL
April 1 Telluride Art Walk
April 2 KOTO Street Dance Telluride closes main street for an annual après-ski, end-of-season celebration and concert that features live music and a beer garden.
April 4 Telluride Ski Resort Closing Day If the snow is still plentiful, this may only be a "soft closing."
April 5 Gondola Closes Temporarily for Off-Season The gondola closes temporarily for maintenance during off-season.
April 25 Sunday at the Palm
April 30 The Met: Live in HD The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission.
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| MAY
April 30-May 2 Hansel & Gretel
May 1 The Met: Live in HD The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission.
May 12 SAF Young People's Theater Members of the SAF Young People’s Theater high-school acting group will perform a staged reading of The Laramie Project.
May 14 The Met: Live in HD The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," continues for its fourth season, featuring nine live transmission.
May 16 Sunday at the Palm
May 20 Telluride Unearthed Lecture The Telluride Historical Museum and the Pinhead Institute present "Archaeology, Oral Tradition and the Mesa Verde Migration".
May 28 - 31 Mountainfilm in Telluride Filmmakers, artists and outdoor enthusiasts celebrate mountains, culture and the environment with films, presentations and a day-long symposium.
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JUNE
June 3 Telluride Art Walk Telluride Art Walk brochures that list participating venues and artists are available at the Stronghouse Studios (283 S. Fir Street) and any participating venue.
June 4 - 6 Telluride Balloon Rally At sunrise, the skies above Telluride fill with colorful hot-air balloons. At sunset, Telluride's main street is the setting for the annual balloon glow (weather permitting).
June 5 Huck Finn & Becky Thatcher Day Dress the kids up as Huck finn or Becky Thatcher for a parade followed by a fishing and costume contest at the kid's pond in Telluride Town Park.
June 7 - 13 Wild West Fest A family oriented festival that celebrates the spirit of the West: Events include celebrity cutting on horseback and performances at the Sheridan Opera House.
June 12 SquidShow Theatre Back by popular demand, SquidShow Theatre presents a special Heritage Festival show.
June 12 - 13 Telluride Heritage Festival Celebrate Telluride's colorful and storied past. Venture back in time and walk along historic main street where Butch Cassidy once roamed.
June 13 A Day at Schmid Ranch As part of Heritage Fest, see the historic Schmid Ranch on Wilson Mesa
June 16 Field Trip to Mesa Verde Region
June 17 Telluride Bluegrass Festival This popular festival features four days of bluegrass music on the stage in Telluride Town Park.
June 20 - 26 Bike Week A week-long celebration to promote cycling for both transportation and recreation.
June 23-July 3 Telluride Musicfest While Telluride already boasts many music festivals, the founders of Telluride Musicfest intended something different when they first opened their homes in June 2003.
June 24 - 27 Telluride Wine Festival Pairing the beauty of the mountains with indulgence of fine wines, this multi-day event features winemakers' luncheons, cooking demonstrations, reserve programs, seminars, tastings and more!
June 29 - 4 Telluride Plein-Air National landscape artists paint in the great outdoors. Their work is then exhibited and auctioned as a fundraiser for the Sheridan Arts Foundation.
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JULY
July 1 Telluride Art Walk - July
July 3 Schmid Ranch Tour
July 3 Red, White & Blues Concert Enjoy the holiday weekend with free live music and family friendly summertime activities in Sunset Plaza in Mountain Village, 3 to 6 p.m. Performance TBA. 970.369.7623
July 4 Firemen's Fourth of July Celebrate independence the old-fashioned way: a parade down Telluride’s main street, a community picnic in Town Park, games for kids and spectacular fireworks!
July 4 Old-Fashioned Fourth of July The Telluride Historical Museum offers old-fashioned root beer floats following the parade and free admission all day. 970.728.3344
July 5-14 Telluride Playwrights Festival Explore new plays with professional actors from around the world. Acting and writing workshops are geared toward both novice and experienced playwrights and actors. Sheridan Opera House. 970.708.2839
July 8 LeFair Affaire A night of art, music, performance, film screenings and culinary tasting at La Marmotte. Featuring the surreal underwater fine art photography of Scott Rhea and more.
July 8-11 3rd AnnualTelluride Yoga Festival Yoga instructors from around the world offer the opportunity to experience many yoga lineages. Meditation, kirtan and other holistic lifestyle workshops will also be offered. 970.728.2477
July 9,16,23,30 Telluride Farmer's Market The Telluride Farmers' Market offers fresh produce, dairy, meats, and unique hand-crafted wares on South Oak Street every Friday durin the summer between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
July 9-11 Hardrock 100 In this grueling 101-mile run, participants follow an altitude-challenged course that begins in Silverton, passes through Telluride and winds up back in Silverton. 970.259.3693
July 10 Lone Tree Cemetery Tour
July 12-19 San Miguel Basin Fair Norwood hosts a classic county fair with the judging of 4-H livestock and crafts, a dessert contest and more. 970.327.4393
July 14 Sunset Concert Series: Duwayne Burnside Free Live Music
July 15 Fireside Chat
July 22-24 Telluride Americana Music Weekend Enjoy a weekend of Americana, best described as a genre where folk, country, rock'n'roll and the blues come together to have a party. 970.728.6363
July 23-25 Rotary 4x4 Rally in Telluride To book a lodging package for the Rotary 4x4 Rally, call Telluride Central Reservations at 888.605.2578.
July 23 Ah Haa Art Auction This annual fundraiser is known for selling an array of art objects, trips and services in both a silent auction and a fast-paced live auction. Doors open 5 p.m.; live auction begins at 7:30 p.m. 790.728.3886
July 24 Hike Into Historical Flowers The Telluride Historical Museum presents a Hike Into Historical Flowers
July 25-28 Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged) Jeb Barrier presents The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)
July 25-26 Mountainfilm’s Outdoor Series Mountainfilm and TMVOA present free films in the great outdoors (weather permitting) at Sunset Plaza in Mountain Village, featuring previous festival selections and premieres of new films. The show begins at dusk. 970.728.4123
July 27 Pinhead Punk Science Children learn about atomic reactions, chemistry, physics and more in free, hands-on, kid-friendly activities with leading PhD scientists.
July 28 Sunset Concert Series: Dangermuffin Free Live Music
July 28 Adventure Rock Bouldering Competition Series There is a men's division, women’s division
July 30-August 1 Telluride Tech Fest This intimate gathering at the Sheridan Opera House features distinguished honorees from the around the world who discuss the past, present and future of technology.
July 30 Music on Main Street Sitting on Colorado Avenue in the historic town of Telluride, Music on Main Street offers a scenic backdrop of the San Juan Mountains in a world-famous resort town in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.
July 30 Cajun Fest Enjoy the sounds and cuisine of New Orleans in downtown Telluride. 970.728.5959
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August 1 TCTV Concert TCTV brings the New Orleans boogie band Papa Grows Funk to the Sunset Stage in Mountain Village, time TBA. 970.708.3839
August 6-16 Chamber Music Festival The festival’s artistic director Roy Malan, concertmaster with the San Francisco Ballet, brings chamber music to Telluride up close and personal. 970.369.1351
August 6 Launch The opening of an exhibition at the Ah Haa School that showcases the talents of emerging regional artists. 5 to 7 p.m. 970.728.3886
August 7 KOTO Duck Race Get your rubber ducky, near the corner of Colorado and Pine or at KOTO’s offices on Pine Street, for a swim down the San Miguel River. Great prizes are awarded to ducks that navigate the river best. 970.728.8100
August 8 Hike Into History Meet at the Telluride Historical Museum by 8 a.m. for the drive to Bridal Veil. From there, historian Rudy Davison will guide a free hike to Mayflower Mine in Grays Basin. Pack a lunch and wear sturdy shoes and sunscreen. 970.728.3344
August 9-12 Colorado Peace Ride A 4-day supported bicycle tour that will cover the entire San Juan Skyway loop, stop in Telluride for one night (August 10) and benefit nonprofit organizations throughout the area. 720.381.8458
August 9 Gregg Brown in Concert This folk rocker’s songs have been performed by Willie Nelson, Carlos Santana, Shawn Colvin and Mary Chapin Carpenter. He has recorded over a dozen albums and performs at the Sheridan Opera House, 8 p.m. 970.728.6363
August 14-16 Mudd Butts Mystery Theatre Troupe Not just another song and dance, this zany Telluride Academy children’s theatre troupe creates a show like no other. All ages welcome. Palm Theatre, time TBA. 970.728.5311
August 14-16 Telluride Festival of the Arts Culinary and visual arts collide in Mountain Village, bringing together food, art and entertainment. Highlights include celebrity chef demonstrations, food seminars, a showcase dinner and grand tasting, and an art exhibit. 970.369.7623
August 14 Telluride Festival of the Arts Concert In celebration of the arts, TMVOA presents a free, open-air concert in Sunset Plaza in Mountain Village, 6 to 8 p.m. Performance TBA. 970.369.7623
August 20-21 Mountainfilm’s Outdoor Series Mountainfilm and TMVOA present free films in the great outdoors (weather permitting) at Sunset Plaza in Mountain Village, featuring previous festival selections and premieres of new films. The show begins at dusk. 970.728.4123
August 22 Telluride Vaudeville This fundraiser for TCTV features short variety acts that showcase the talents of Telluride’s adults and children. Sheridan Opera House, time TBA. 970.708.3839
August 23-30 SquidShow Telluride’s newest theater company presents an original play written by S. Cucciniello. Location and time TBA. 970.728.8959
August 27-30 Telluride Mushroom Festival Gather to celebrate and explore all aspects of fungi in Telluride’s mushroom-rich surroundings. Pick, discuss, parade and eat during an information-filled weekend. 970.728.8312
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| September
Annual Mountain Village Adventure Rock Bouldering Competition September 2
Sunset Concert Series September 2 TMVOA presents the Sunset Concert Series Featuring Hill Country Revue
Film Festival Exhibit Opening September 3 Telluride Historical Museum presents an exhibit that corresponds with film. (Exhibitor TBA) 970.728.3344
Telluride Art Walk September 3
SOLO September 3 An opening exhibit at the Ah Haa School that features one regional artist and their body of work.
KOTO Guest DJ Day September 4 Tune in to www.koto.org, 89.3, 91.7, or 105.5 FM, to hear locals vie for the coveted Silver Tongue Award
Ophir Hill Climb September 4 Run or bike from Ophir to the top of the pass in this friendly competition
Ouray County Rodeo September 6-7 Professoinal Colorado cowboys gather in Ridgway for bronc bustin', calf ropin', barrel racin' and general festivities. 970.626.3304.
KOTO Black Bean Saute September 10 Eat the musical fruit for breakfast and benefit KOTO, Telluride's commerical-free radio station. Honga's Lotus Petal/La Cocina de Luz patios.
Imogene Pass Run September 12 Begining in Ouray and ending in Tellurie, this 17-mile course gains more than 5,000 vertical feet. Not for the faint of sole!
Black Bear Awareness Week September 14-18 Throughout the week, families can learn about our furry, intelligent neighbors and ways to stay safe in black bear country.
Bob Miller Memorial Golf Classic September 17 Telluride Adaptive Sports Program hosts a fundraiser tournament on the Telluride Golf Course. 970.728.5010.
The Play's the Thing September 18 A free reading of a play (TBA) presented by Squidshow and TCAH and followed by discussion with the cast at 7 pm. Location TBA. 970.728.8959.
Artists' Studio Tours September 25-27 Your backstage pass into the Telluride art scene starts with this event. Discover how artists have carved out their working spaces, many in their homes.
Writers in the Sky September 25-27 Spend a day with regional and national screenwriters and authors as they give presentations, read from their works and engage in dialogue with each other and the audience.
Mountains to the Desert September 26 As a fundraiser for the Just For Kids Foundation, bikers spin 133 miles on the road from Telluride to Moab.
Sunday at the Palm September 27 Raiders of the Lost Ark was directed by Steven Spielberg, written by George Lucas, and Roger Ebert called this four-time Oscar winner “an out-of-body
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| October
October 2 Latino Initiative Bring the family for supper and a multi-lingual tour of the Telluride Historical Museum, 5-7 p.m. 970.728.3344
October 3 KOTO Concert KOTO hosts Seneca at the Last Dollar Saloon. 970.728.8100
October 04 Telluride Oktoberfest More than just beer, brats and oompah music. Heritage Plaza, Mountain Village. 970.728.1904
October 04 Writers in the Sky Spend a day with regional authors as they give presentations, read from their works and engage in dialogue with each other and the audience. Wilkinson Public Library. 970.728.4519
October 05 Ophir Hill Climb Run or bike from Ophir to the top of the pass. 970.729.1379
October 09 - 12 Ideas Festival Challenge your mind and the minds of others in a forward-thinking event. This year's theme is "The Politics of the Possible." 970.728.8312
October 10 - 11 Walking Words Walking Words begins with a progressive dinner from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday featuring three courses, each at a different restaurant, accompanied by a ready. Saturday is devoted to workshops in fiction, poetry and non fiction at the Ah Haa School. 970.728.3886
October 19 Gondola Closes for Off-Season Midnight starts the closure of the Gondola until November 21.
Friday, October 24, 2008 Joe Jackson in Concert KOTO presents Joe Jackson on stage at the Palm Theatre. 970.728.8100
Sunday, October 26, 2008 Sunday at the Palm Children are encouraged to come dressed in their Halloween costumes to experience a selection of short films based on the works of Dr. Seuss. Tricks and treats, too. Palm Theatre, 4 p.m. 970.708.4009
October 30 Ghost Stories An afternoon of regional ghost stories for kids of all ages, followed by a frightful evening event for adults. Telluride Historical Museum, 3:30 p.m. for kids; 6:30 p.m. for adults. 970.728.3344
October 30 Youth Art Awards Celebration Visit the Ah Haa School for the Arts for the "Sevventh Annual Youth Art Awards & Celebration," where the recipients of the 2008 Youth Art will be announced. 5 p.m. 970.728.3886
October 31 KOTO Halloween Party Get decked out and check out how Telluride parties. Location TBA. 970.728.8100
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