Topic: Family & Kids

Happy Easter everyone! Word on the street is the Easter Bunny is hopping through Telluride, and we've got his schedule.

If you missed the Easter egg hunt on the mountain this morning, don't worry. He'll be at the Ah Haa School for Easter Eggstravaganza from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Festivities include egg and cookie decorating, meeting the kids, an egg spoon race and an egg toss. Prizes include chocolate bunnies (as if the kids haven't already had enough!) and Ah Haa class gift certificates. Entry is $5 per child. Call 729-3886 to reserve a space.

Have some great pics of the kids? Send them our way! E-mail them to telluridephotos@plumtv.com and we'll put them on the Web site. 

 

Jeb Berrier interviews four seniors, Caitlin Bush, Katherine Hess, Madeline Fansler, Nicole Gallen, on the state championship-winning U-19 Girls' Hockey Team on MNN.

Ramona Bruland interviews Carl Schroedl, David Gerald and Mike Matthews of the Telluride Miners basketball team, which is headed to the regional championships.

Telluride High School star Maddie Fansler organized and choreographed the Telluride Aids Benefit Student Fashion Show and auction Thursday night at the Michael D. Palm Theatre.

Start your vacation off with a bit of instruction from Telluride Ski & Golf Company.

The Morning, Noon & Night Show host Ramona Bruland talks with Dusty Dave, an author of the book "The Top 100 Most Beautiful Rustic Vacations"
and owner of www.rusticvacations.com, a Web site that lists thousands of national and international rustic vacation ideas.

Kids and adults competed on level playing fields at Cool Sculpt 2008 to create the coolest snow sculptures around - from Buddha to the abominable snowman, from an octopus to an Outback.

All in one weekend, Mountain Village was visited by a surfer, Buddha, King Kong, and a giant octopus.  A really weird dream?  No -- the 2008 CoolSculpt competition.  Plum caught up with the artists for this cool event to bring you an in-depth look at the sculptures all over Mountain Village.

Before the curtain rose on the Telluride Dance Academy's Nutrcracker, the little ones—snow angels, snow fairies, bon bons and princesses—gathered for primping, makeup and all. More than 200 adults and children made the holiday performance magical.

Telluride Mountain Village Owners' Association celebrates the holidays in style, especially with Santa when he's not busy skiing. Check out Mountain Village during the holiday season and take a peek at Santa's workshop and all the holiday trimmings.