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First Annual Telluride Culinary Arts FestivalBy Madelyn Miller
So when I learned that this gorgeous mountain village was planning an event where I could eat, drink and shop for art work, I knew the time was ripe (or aged as in wines) to visit. In my older age, I am enjoying benchmarks of things I have done. And I think it will be exciting to say that I was at the very first Telluride Culinary Arts Festival. It might start a tradition on my calendar. And yours.
WHAT:Telluride Culinary Arts Festival, three days of food, wine, chef demonstrations, seminars and glorious meals in the historic mountain playground of Telluride, Colorado, featuring: Progressive Dinner WHEN:Friday, August 13 through Sunday, August 15, 2004 WHERE:Mountain Village and Telluride, Colorado TICKETS:Early bird weekend passes are $255.00 and Grand Tasting tickets are $75.00 (Grand tasting is included in weekend packages) After July 1, tickets are $295.00 and $95.00, respectively. For tickets, please call 877.359.5606 GREAT GUIDEBOOKSHidden Southwest LET’S GO ADVENTURE GUIDE SOUTHWEST USA 2003 The Guide to Colorado Wineries Oddball Colorado THE OLD WEST |
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I don’t ski, but I sure can eat. And while I would have
to start on the beginner’s slope if I was going downhill, I am an
experienced eater.
Telluride Mountain Village will host this decadent
three-day festival throughout its European-style, pedestrian friendly
plazas. In addition to events showcasing celebrity chefs such as John Ash
and Michael Lomonaco, there will be a grand tasting, culinary seminars and a
progressive dinner where guests travel by gondola to the featured
restaurants. The weekend long festival is complimented by an art event
showcasing the paintings, pottery, jewelry, and mixed media from more than
100 local and international artists.