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Other work will involve improving and expanding the general aviation and commercial terminals. New entrances will be enlarged to increase capacity.
Great Lakes Airlines resumed commercial air service to TEX last December, and averages 10 flights per week to Denver International Airport.
There are plans to add flights next winter.
The alliance recently announced the addition of daily summer flights to Phoenix out of Montrose Regional Airport, as well as an American Airlines’ Saturday service to Chicago, also during the summer, according to the Daily Planet.
Mountainfilm in Telluride will take place May 26 to May 29 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at various locations in Telluride.
Started in 1979, Mountainfilm in Telluride is one of America’s longest-running film festivals.
In addition to screening leading independent documentary films from around the world, the festival includes a full-day symposium on a critical contemporary issue, art and photography exhibits, early morning coffee talks, a book signing party, an ice cream social, student programs and a closing picnic/awards ceremony.
Presentations and panels are scheduled throughout the Memorial Day weekend event with a wide diversity of special guests, ranging from artists to adventurers and academics to activists.
To buy tickets and see film previews, go to https://www.mountainfilm.org/festival
Learn the ukulele at the Ah Haa School for the Arts in Telluride on Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. between May 3 and June 7. Five weeks for $200.
This beginning adult class will provide basic skills for getting started playing the ukulele.
Students will learn how to tune their instruments, play basic chords, use a variety of basic strumming patterns, and play with other musicians.
Students should bring their own ukuleles. If you need to buy a ukulele, inexpensive ones are available online or at the Telluride music store. For more information call the school at 970-728-3886.
Learn ceramic wheel and glazing at the Ah Haa School for the Arts in Telluride on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., May 23 to June 14. The class is $125.
Whether you’re interested in trying out the potter’s wheel or you simply need a refresher, this class enables beginning and experienced ceramicists some valuable time in the clay studio.
Class begins with two evenings of wheel instruction (required) followed by four open studio sessions (uninstructed, optional practice time). The course ends with one evening of glazing instruction, and one additional open studio session to finish up projects.
For more information call the school at 970-728-3886.
There will be an 11-day professional canyoning course with Canyoning Colorado in Ouray beginning May 27.
The course is $1,000.
The highly intensive course is designed to teach the trainee to progress independently in a moderate risk canyon.
The instruction is regarded around the world as being one of the best introductory to canyoning courses. The program allows you to organize canyoning excursions and to maneuver basic technical skills within moderate risk canyons.
For more information, call 970-318-6492 or go to canyoningcolorado.com to learn more about Canyoning Colorado LLC, ICOpro and the different course options available in Ouray, Colorado.
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