Arts & Culture: Telluride Loves a Parade

August 21, 2024

People in Telluride love to dress up in costume, play music, and strut their stuff down Colorado Avenue, the town's main drag. We don't really need an excuse, but in August we have two: Telluride Jazz Festival and Telluride Mushroom Festival both host fun parades in August. Check out some of the footage from the events.

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