An Exploration for the Senses. An Education in Indulgence. An Escape to Extraordinary. 

For 36 years, the Telluride Wine Festival has celebrated of the best in food, wine, and epicurean indulgences set against the breathtaking background of Telluride's box canyon. Over the course of four days, guests are invited to experience luncheons and dining delights hosted by local restaurants, tastings and seminars by some of the world's most revered chefs, and sample wines and spirits from across the globe. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-wine-festival

The Telluride Plein Air Festival draws artists from around the country to paint "en plein air" (in the outdoors) and exhibit and sell their work. 

Their scenes of Telluride and the surrounding areas simultaneously capture the mountain spirit of this special place and celebrate the art of painting in the outdoors. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-plein-air-festival

The Telluride Plein Air Festival draws artists from around the country to paint "en plein air" (in the outdoors) and exhibit and sell their work. 

Their scenes of Telluride and the surrounding areas simultaneously capture the mountain spirit of this special place and celebrate the art of painting in the outdoors. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-plein-air-festival

The Telluride Plein Air Festival draws artists from around the country to paint "en plein air" (in the outdoors) and exhibit and sell their work. 

Their scenes of Telluride and the surrounding areas simultaneously capture the mountain spirit of this special place and celebrate the art of painting in the outdoors. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-plein-air-festival

The Telluride Plein Air Festival draws artists from around the country to paint "en plein air" (in the outdoors) and exhibit and sell their work. 

Their scenes of Telluride and the surrounding areas simultaneously capture the mountain spirit of this special place and celebrate the art of painting in the outdoors. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-plein-air-festival

The Telluride Plein Air Festival draws artists from around the country to paint "en plein air" (in the outdoors) and exhibit and sell their work. 

Their scenes of Telluride and the surrounding areas simultaneously capture the mountain spirit of this special place and celebrate the art of painting in the outdoors. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-plein-air-festival

The Ride Festival celebrates live music in the world-renowned venue of Telluride's Town Park.

2018 Artists

• The String Cheese Incident (2 nights)
• Sheryl Crow
• Grace Potter
• Joe Russo's Almost Dead
• plus The Dirty Knobs with Mike Campbell, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, ZZ Ward, Dhani Harrison, Tyler Childers, Big Something, Larkin Poe, Barns Courtney, Matthew Curry, Futurebirds, The New Respects, Quaker City Night Hawks, Kitchen Dwellers, and Joint Point. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/the-ride-festival 

The Ride Festival celebrates live music in the world-renowned venue of Telluride's Town Park.

2018 Artists

• The String Cheese Incident (2 nights)
• Sheryl Crow
• Grace Potter
• Joe Russo's Almost Dead
• plus The Dirty Knobs with Mike Campbell, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, ZZ Ward, Dhani Harrison, Tyler Childers, Big Something, Larkin Poe, Barns Courtney, Matthew Curry, Futurebirds, The New Respects, Quaker City Night Hawks, Kitchen Dwellers, and Joint Point. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/the-ride-festival 

The Telluride Yoga Festival began in 2007 with Jivamukti instructor Aubrey Hackman's vision for a yoga event that went beyond physical exercise. The festival not only provides yogis of all experience levels with an enriching practice experience and allows the opportunity to have a positive impact on the world. 

Hackman, a passionate environmentalist and animal rights activist, structured the festival around the teachings of karma yoga. Each year, 25% of the net proceeds are donated to a local non-profit whose mission is to help protect and preserve the earth. The festival includes presentations, guided meditations, community yoga classes, special events, and evening classes. Visit www.tellurideyogafestival.com for ticket information and registration. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-yoga-festival

The Telluride Yoga Festival began in 2007 with Jivamukti instructor Aubrey Hackman's vision for a yoga event that went beyond physical exercise. The festival not only provides yogis of all experience levels with an enriching practice experience and allows the opportunity to have a positive impact on the world. 

Hackman, a passionate environmentalist and animal rights activist, structured the festival around the teachings of karma yoga. Each year, 25% of the net proceeds are donated to a local non-profit whose mission is to help protect and preserve the earth. The festival includes presentations, guided meditations, community yoga classes, special events, and evening classes. Visit www.tellurideyogafestival.com for ticket information and registration. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-yoga-festival

The Telluride Yoga Festival began in 2007 with Jivamukti instructor Aubrey Hackman's vision for a yoga event that went beyond physical exercise. The festival not only provides yogis of all experience levels with an enriching practice experience and allows the opportunity to have a positive impact on the world. 

Hackman, a passionate environmentalist and animal rights activist, structured the festival around the teachings of karma yoga. Each year, 25% of the net proceeds are donated to a local non-profit whose mission is to help protect and preserve the earth. The festival includes presentations, guided meditations, community yoga classes, special events, and evening classes. Visit www.tellurideyogafestival.com for ticket information and registration. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-yoga-festival

The Telluride Art + Architecture Weekend provides an insider’s look into the creative talent within the Telluride Arts District.

Over the course of two days, the tour will span five venues per day. Stops include prestigious new and historic homes, studios, restaurants, and alternative venues. Each venue will feature numerous artists and designers of all kinds, tastings by local chefs and wine pairings. At each stop on the tour, a creative team of architects, chefs, artists, and designers collaborate to provide an intimate experience for guests. Enjoy art exhibits, artist and chef demonstrations, live music, performances, artist talks, tours with architects and designers, food, beer and wine tastings and surprises at each stop on the way.

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-art-architecture-weekend

The Hardrock Hundred Mile Endurance Run is an ultramarathon of 100.5 miles. 
Here are the stats:

• 33,050 feet of elevation climb
• 33,050 feet of descent
• 66,100 of total elevation change 
• Average elevation of over 11,000 feet.

The race is held on a loop course, including 4WD roads, dirt trails, and cross-country terrain in Southern Colorado's San Juan Mountain range. The run begins and ends in Silverton, Colorado and travels through Telluride, Ouray and the ghost town of Sherman, and crossing 13 major mountain passes in the 12,000 to 13,000 foot (elevation) range. Completion of the event is marked by kissing the Hardrock, a picture of a ram's head painted on a large stone. 

This is a graduate level endurance run. Mountaineering, wilderness survival, and wilderness navigation skills are key. The cut off time for finishing the race is 48 hours. Current course records are held by Killian Jornet (22:41) in 2014 and Diana Finkel (27:18) in 2009.

The Hardrock 100 is the centerpiece of the Rocky Mountain Slam, the completion of which requires a finish at the Hardrock race, and three of four other races in the Rocky Mountains (Leadville 100, Bear 100 Mile Endurance Run, Bighorn 100, and the Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run). 

The Telluride Art + Architecture Weekend provides an insider’s look into the creative talent within the Telluride Arts District.

Over the course of two days, the tour will span five venues per day. Stops include prestigious new and historic homes, studios, restaurants, and alternative venues. Each venue will feature numerous artists and designers of all kinds, tastings by local chefs and wine pairings. At each stop on the tour, a creative team of architects, chefs, artists, and designers collaborate to provide an intimate experience for guests. Enjoy art exhibits, artist and chef demonstrations, live music, performances, artist talks, tours with architects and designers, food, beer and wine tastings and surprises at each stop on the way.

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-art-architecture-weekend

The Telluride Yoga Festival began in 2007 with Jivamukti instructor Aubrey Hackman's vision for a yoga event that went beyond physical exercise. The festival not only provides yogis of all experience levels with an enriching practice experience and allows the opportunity to have a positive impact on the world. 

Hackman, a passionate environmentalist and animal rights activist, structured the festival around the teachings of karma yoga. Each year, 25% of the net proceeds are donated to a local non-profit whose mission is to help protect and preserve the earth. The festival includes presentations, guided meditations, community yoga classes, special events, and evening classes. Visit www.tellurideyogafestival.com for ticket information and registration. 

https://www.telluride.com/festivals-and-events/telluride-yoga-festival