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Telluride Mushroom Festival
The 31st Annual Celebration of All Things Fungal & Entheogenic This annual gathering occurs in Telluride, Colorado every summer and celebrates and explores all aspects of the fungal world! From gourmet wild edibles to medicinal 'shrooms, from toxins to entheogens!
The four-day event consists of slide
presentations, lectures, forays, performances (dance, poetry, music),
discussion groups, panels, a hands-on growing workshop, parade, movies,
free identification fair, cook&taste, and numerous local restaurants
offering gourmet wild mushroom specials.
The San Juan
Mountains surrounding Telluride are famous for their bounty of fungal
species, with edible chanterelles and boletes often fruiting in
profusion during the good years, thanks to summer monsoon rains.
For more information on this year's festivities, visit www.shroomfest.com
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