They'll range from humble to haute and include shopping, drinking, sunning, playing, and more at various treasured spots and shops.

This week, we're looking forward to . . . .

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EXPERIENCE

The Telluride Heritage Festival is June 12-14. This historic festival celebrates Telluride’s past. At the festival be sure to check out the R. Carlos Nakai Trio at the Sheridan Opera House on the Saturday, June 13. R. Carlos Nakai is a world renown Native American flutist. Also, check out the Butch Cassidy bank robbery reenactment outside Appaloosa Trading Company at high noon on the 13th.

- Interview with Lauren Bloemsma of the Telluride Historical Museum (Watch Video)

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PLAY

Play a round of Disc Golf at the free course in Mountain Village. Enjoy the warm weather, and spend some time outdoors with friends. Dogs welcome!

Bike or hike to Bridal Veil Falls. This four mile, one way hike has an elevation gain of 1,650 feet and gives a stunning view of Bridal Veil Falls, the tallest free falling waterfall in Colorado. This spectacular building perched at the top of the falls is the Bridal Veil hydroelectric plant and home to the Jacobson family during the summer.

- A Hike Up Bridal Veil Falls (See Attached Video)

- Learn more about Bridal Veil Falls from Telluride blogger Lisa Wilson

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SAVOR

Grab some delicious authentic Mexican food at Emilio’s Grill & Bar located on W. Colorado Avenue. Enjoy a yummy margarita, and then get a shot of tequila for only $1.50!

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SPLURGE

Shopping at Kellie’s! A new boutique open on S. Pine Street, next to Alpine Bank. Kellie’s is a perfect place to get a cute new dress for one of the many festivals, full of beautiful handmade clothing at affordable prices.


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