Ah Haa School for the Arts

The many programs at Ah Haa allow children to celebrate their innate talents, challenge them to learn new skills, techniques and procedures and reward them with tangible results – a painting or a clay sculpture for the garden, a role in a performance or a new song. 

Go to Ah Haa Site


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THE CHORAL SOCIETY


The Telluride Choral Society offers classes for kids to teenagers, to adults. The three kids classes are: Training Choir (Grades 2-3),  Choristers (Grades 4-6), and Omni Voice (Grades 7-12).

Go to Choral Society site


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many hands

Always with an eye to educating kids about the joys of fiber arts, Many Hands have sponsored classes through the Summer Reading Program at Wilkinson Public Library. Children learn how to dye fabric in order to make quilt squares.

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Palm Arts Dance

Palm Arts Dance offers a range of dance classes for children and young adults. Palm Arts believes that dance education provides educational enrichment, and development of grace and poise while showing respect and a strong work ethic.

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PINHEAD INSTITUTE

Pinhead Institute is a Smithsonian Affiliate based in Telluride, Colorado that strives to promote science-education both locally & globally. An international network of the world’s leading scientists supports our many educational programs providing unparalleled opportunity to high-level scientific education in rural Colorado. Pinhead Institute educates and inspires children and adults in the greater Telluride region about the wonders of science and technology.

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Telluride Academy

Located in the San Juan wilderness, Telluride Academy, a non-profit organization, provides children and teens with enriching, experiential programs that span the globe. The Academy helps form a reliable inner compass within each student that guides compassion and creative learning, responsible choices and environmental stewardship.

Go to Telluride Academy site


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telluride institute

The main programming of the Watershed Education Program (WEP) is assisting classroom teachers in planning, preparing and executing full day and overnight field trips that are tied directly to their classroom curriculum and the Colorado State Standards. The programming uses the San Miguel River Watershed as the core element of a place-based curriculum that includes science, history, mathematics, language arts and art. WEP works in all the schools of the San Miguel River Watershed, including Telluride, Norwood, Nucla, Naturita and Paradox Valley.  All programming is provided FREE of charge to the schools.

Go to Telluride Institute site


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telluride mountain school

Visual art, drama and music instruction are integral to the Mountain School curriculum as the school places high priority on inspiring students’ creative expression. Students learn that art encourages the development of specific skill sets as well as a general ability to solve problems creatively. Through experience, they become comfortable expressing themselves with, and for, other people.

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TELLURIDE ROCK AND ROLL ACADEMY

Founded in 2003, the original Rock and Roll Academy in Telluride, Colorado moved inside Telluride Mountain School in 2005; establishing the school within a school model.

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TRUE NORTH ART & EDUCATION PROGRAMS

True North inspires individual determination and teaches self-advocacy by providing year-round positive youth development for teens in San Miguel County who have limited access to resources, opportunities, and support.

Go to True North Youth Program's site


Young People's TheatER

Since 1999, the historic Sheridan Opera House has been home to the SAF Young People's Theater, a diverse and flourishing center for young thespians, enrolling more than 200 children between the ages of 2 and 18 each year.

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TELLURIDE FILM FESTIVAL

For over 20 years the Telluride Film Festival has presented students with the opportunity to experience the Festival as it was initially intended—a celebration of film as an art, a festival of discovery and rediscovery, and a place to share your love of film with others who feel just as passionately as you do.

Go to the Telluride Film Festival site


WILKINSON PUBLIC LIBRARY

In addition to housing a sizable selection of books, videos, CDs, MP3 files and more, the library hosts events and presentations year-round for all ages, and has an extensive loaning library that includes guitars, snowshoes, Ipads, and more.

Go to Wilkinson Public Library site