Make a dash to shop on Sunday at Second Chance Thrift Shop or you will have to wait a couple of months.

Collaboration is a main focus for Telluride Brewing’s brewmaster Chris Fish. A recent project with a big-name California brewery, a new pairing with a new Colorado brew pub, plus a community event are all on tap for the local company.

Earlier this week, The Denver Post reported that Vail Resorts will close 19 equipment rental and retail locations at the end of the ski season in Aspen and Snowmass Village, including six Telluride Sports stores in Telluride and Mountain Village. While Telski will take over operations at fiv…

In today’s world, people are flooded with marketing pop-ups and brand advertisements on social media. Unlike these fleeting impressions, Discovery Map still focuses on physical paper. The company sells local street maps which include listings for local businesses, offering visitors opportuni…

Telluride is a unique place for many reasons, but the outsized number of uber-talented people in this tiny town surely has to be one of them.

Step into main street’s The Gordon Collection and you are instantly aware that this may not be an ordinary shopping experience.

Local full-service interior design firm, Sage House Design Studio and Collection, opened its showroom on the ground floor of the new Wares House Building on the southwest corner of Pacific and Spruce streets. The seven-person professional staff designs projects from luxury condominiums to Te…

Whether it’s secret hikes or secret menus, Telluride is full of secrets.

What do an artist, a designer, two housekeepers and an aspiring property management team have in common? Each is a recent graduate of Telluride Venture Network (TVN)’s second annual Latinx Bootcamp, “Cómo Construir Un Negocio (How to Build a Business),” and a recipient of an individual grant…

Telluride’s dining scene is pretty glamorous. Its restaurants get write-ups in swanky publications like the New York Times and Vogue, win prestigious awards and have fans from around the world.

Want to live like a rockstar? Then look no further than the Mad Dog Ranch in Crawford, which is about 117 miles north of Telluride.

Feeling uninspired about a traditional Christmas dinner? Prefer to spend the holiday weekend on the slopes and not in front of a hot stove?

Enchanted Forest Toy Shoppe, Telluride’s new toy store, is thrilled to welcome the young and young at heart to their grand opening event on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located at 150 West Pacific Ave. Unit C, the town’s only dedicated children’s store is filled to the brim with favorites…

Main Street is dressed up in its holiday best this week, as Noel Night returns in a more-unfettered capacity Wednesday night. Garland, Christmas trees and lights dot Telluride’s Colorado Avenue, while the ski tree waits in Elks Park to be brought to life at dusk by the Telluride Ski and Snow…

After a fast and successful construction start, with the winter season approaching, the Wetterhorn Homes affordable-housing development will take a pause until February. Construction will begin again in February and the factory-built homes will arrive on-site in March, according to a recent …

Ina Garten, better known as The Barefoot Contessa to the legions of faithful who read her cookbooks and follow her on TV, made a striking pronouncement this week to the New York Times: “I’m completely tired of cooking.”

Last week Jennifer Ball stood among dusty boxes and construction debris at 214 W. Colorado Avenue, the new location for Between the Covers (BTC) bookstore. She and her daughter, Elaine, were bundled in jackets against chilly indoor temperatures as they sorted through stacks of books and new …

Last weekend’s gondola closure launched the beginning of fall offseason — if there is such a thing anymore. Where the autumn months used to be slow and sleepy in past years, a growing number of local eateries remain open through November to serve locals, many offering specials on food and drinks.

You know tacos are having a moment when everyone from The New Yorker to The Economist to the “Today” show is celebrating the Mexican staple.

Come lunch time during ski season, hungry skiers and riders flood across the Mountain Village core to grab quick bites from an array of food carts where micro-entrepreneurs test family recipes, incubate business ideas and showcase wares in spite of inclement weather. Last month Mountain Vill…