Jun
20
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The Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association invites you to another season of outstanding music on the Sunset Concert Series stage. In its 12th year, the series brings an impressive lineup to town; a mix of blues, bluegrass, soul, Americana, rock and more.
The party happens at Sunset Plaza, on the lawn near Lift 1. The bands start at 6:00 p.m. every Wednesday and they play rain or shine. All sunset Concert Series shows are free and open to the public.
2011 Summer Concert Series Lineup:
July 6 ~ Darrell Scott and the Brothers
July 13 ~ The Stone Foxes
July 20 ~ Joint Point
July 27 ~ 3 Twins
August 3 ~ Paul Thorn
August 10 ~ Nathaniel Rateliff
August 17 ~ Mountain Standard Time
August 24 ~ Ruthie Foster
Jun
07
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Telluride Festival of the Arts ~ Celebrating Visual and Culinary Arts August 12, 13, 14, 2011
The 2011 Telluride Festival of the Arts will once again delight both food and art lovers alike. Culinary enthusiasts and fine art aficionados come together to share a common passion for food, art and entertainment in Telluride Mountain Village, CO.
Highlights of the 2010 festival included signature Grand Tasting and nationally juried fine art exhibits organized by the producers of the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, one of the nation’s most well known and competitive juried arts festivals.
INFO AND TICKETS:
http://www.TellurideFest.com
Jun
02
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Telluride Regional Airport will operate 6 a.m. – 9 p.m. year round, effective
immediately
By Kathrine Warren
Staff Reporter
Published: Thursday, May 26, 2011 5:15 PM CDT
After more than six months of contentious public meetings, legal talks and subcommittee reserach, the Telluride Regional Airport Authority has voted to set airport operating hours from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. year round, effective immediately.
In a board meeting on Thursday, the TRAA voted 7-0 to change the Telluride Regional Airport’s operating hours, with the hopes of bringing in more air passengers in the wintertime. The new operating hours are open to both commercial and private aircraft.
For more than 25 years the airport’s operating hours were 30 minutes before and 30 minutes after sunset.
The idea to change the airport’s operating hours first gained traction last summer when TRAA realized the airport could be ineligible for $1 million in Federal Aviation Administration funding if the its enplanement numbers — the amount of commercial passengers arriving and departing — dipped below 10,000.
Airport officials saw extended winter night hours as a chance to attract more commercial flights per day and in turn, more visitors.
As TRAA explored extending hours, residents of the Last Dollar and Aldasoro subdivisions came out swinging against the proposal while other community members thought the change would help the region’s economy.
Past meetings have been rife with passionate opposition and support for the idea, however only a handful of people were present Thursday and there was no public comment.
“This has been very contentious,” said TRAA chairmen John Micetic. “I hope we move forward and move forward positively, for the whole community.”
Ann Brady, Telluride Town Council member and TRAA board member, acknowledged that the community will grumble about it, but pointed out, “We’ve given months and months to this.”
Jun
01
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The Telluride Wine Festival cordially invites you to join us for
the oldest, most intimate, (and most fun!) wine festival in Colorado,
the 30th Anniversary of the Telluride Wine Festival
With more chefs, more experts, more wine and more cocktails than ever before, we are pulling out all the stops for this momentous weekend. New to the festival this year will be Chef and Food Network Star Aaron Sanchez, Chef Sue Torres, as well as wine expert Andrea Robinson, MS. Returning favorites Doug Frost MS, MW; Steve Olson, Greg Harrington, MS; and Andy Seymour will also be part of the all star lineup, as well as many others!
We can’t wait for another great weekend of amazing wines, lively lunches and seminars, unbelievably delicious food, thirst quenching cocktails, and live music. Throw in the breathtaking scenery of the mountains and the quaint small town atmosphere of Telluride and you’ve got a truly remarkable weekend that’s hard to beat.