Can you believe it's already Labor Day weekend? The fall colors will be here before we know it, but we're still soaking up warm days of summer while we can!
Nothing says Labor Day like the
Telluride Film Festival! Telluride and Mountain Village venues will be filled with cinema enthusiasts, filmmakers and artists all weekend long for the 50th annual Telluride Film Festival. There are over 80 feature films, short films, and revival programs, as well as world premieres of Emerald Fennell’s “Saltburn,” George C. Wolfe’s “Rustin,” Jeff Nichols’ “The Bikeriders” and Alexander Payne’s “The Holdovers.”
There are only two more Fridays of
Music on the Green, including tomorrow with the Sweet Lillies and next week with JD Clayton. You can also catch
live music at Altezza Thursday through Sunday or Wednesday night at
Telluride Arts HQ for
Chamber Music Happy Hour with Claire Beard and Travis Fisher (when you need a break from the theater).
On Wednesdays, head to Mountain Village for a day of fun at the
Market on the Plaza and the
Dog Days of Summer Adoption Event (think cute dogs and cats!). If you prefer to stick in town, be sure to check out the
Telluride Farmers' Market on Oak Street Friday.
The September edition of the
Telluride Art Walk will take place next Thursday at participating galleries around town, plus, the Ah Haa School for the Arts will be hosting a
ROOFPOP! happy hour with popsicles, cocktails, mocktails and more.
Other entertainment options include
Mind Blown (the last one of the season)or a
Food and Wine Pairing Class with
221 South Oak's Eliza Gavin on Friday, or a insightful stroll through town on Tuesdays and Thursdays with the Telluride Historical Museum.
View more events on the
Peak Sheet or
submit your event.
