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Telluride PEAK SHEET: September 26 - October 2, 2024

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Via Telluride Tourism Board

Telluride PEAK SHEET: September 26 - October 2, 2024 — photo 1
WHAT'S HAPPENING THIS WEEK  

Leaf-peeping season is upon us! The leaves are changing daily and we can't wait to see what peak season looks like this year. If you want to stay updated with the colors, please check out our updates here or our webcam page here.

A great event that coincides with the colors, the Telluride Autumn Classic, starts tomorrow and runs through the weekend. Check out the cool cars at all of their events or head to their Fine Arts Festival in Heritage Plaza (or do both!). Following that event, Corvettes & Colors will be taking over town from Monday through Wednesday. 

Those who like to indulge in good food and wine have several tasty options this week! Eliza Gavin has a food and wine pairing class on Friday at 221 South OakAltezza at The Peaks will be hosting a summer wine tasting with Terlato Wines International on Tuesday, and the Mountain Village Wine Merchant returns with their free wine tastings on Wednesday. If you prefer to whip up your food yourself, the Telluride Farmers' Market on Friday is the perfect place to get some local produce. 

If history is more your thing, you can check out the Lone Tree Cemetery tours on Fridays (only two left), historic walking tours on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Fireside Chats on Wednesdays (Ernest House Jr. is tonight and Paul O'Rourke is next week) at the Madeline

Other entertaining events this week include a free screening of "The Lockdown" at the Michael D. Palm Theatre on Friday (directed by Telluride's own Ryan Jaeger), an Ancient Chain Weaving Demonstration at Slate Gray on Friday, Amy Helm performing at the Sheridan Opera House on Sunday, and live music at the farmers' market with Warren Gilbreath on Friday. 

There are also several events for good causes this week, including the Walk for Hope on Sunday, which is a walk and conversation for Suicide Awareness Month, and the Kevin Green Memorial Golf Tournament next Wednesday, which raises funds for the Lizard Head Hockey Club. 

It's hard to believe, but off-season is approaching. We're working on putting together our fall off-season dining list... if you haven't reached out to us with your schedule, please do so to be included! Check out our current list here.
Telluride PEAK SHEET: September 26 - October 2, 2024 — photo 2

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main events happening in Telluride September 26 - October 2, 2024?
The week features the Telluride Autumn Classic (September 27-29) showcasing classic cars and a Fine Arts Festival, followed by Corvettes & Colors (Monday-Wednesday). There's also the Walk for Hope on Sunday for Suicide Awareness Month, plus ongoing farmers' markets, historic tours, and wine tastings throughout the week.
Where can I find updates on Telluride's fall foliage colors?
You can check the Telluride Tourism Board's color updates or view their webcam page to monitor the leaf changes in real time as peak season arrives this week.
What food and wine experiences are available this week in Telluride?
Eliza Gavin offers a food and wine pairing class Friday at 221 South Oak, Altezza at The Peaks hosts a Terlato Wines International tasting on Tuesday, and the Mountain Village Wine Merchant provides free wine tastings on Wednesday. The Telluride Farmers' Market on Friday also features local produce and live music from Warren Gilbreath.
Are there any free events or activities happening this week?
Yes—free options include the Mountain Village Wine Merchant tastings (Wednesday), a free screening of 'The Lockdown' at the Michael D. Palm Theatre (Friday), and the Walk for Hope (Sunday). Historic walking tours and Fireside Chats at the Madeline also provide cultural programming.
What charity events are taking place this week?
The Walk for Hope on Sunday supports Suicide Awareness Month, and the Kevin Green Memorial Golf Tournament next Wednesday raises funds for the Lizard Head Hockey Club.