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One of those good ideas came to Fenter more than 10 years ago, when she arrived in Monument to interview for her current role as pastor of The Church at Woodmoor. Included as part of the church’s 18 acres is an outdoor pavilion. Fenter recalls thinking the space would be perfect for music and outdoor events. A few years later, Pickin' on the Divide View more
Gregg, 44, is a member of the Pyramid Lake Paiute tribe with origins in what is now known as Nevada. Because his painting, performance art and filmmaking communicate through that personal lens on life, his art teems with the oft-dismissed Native perspective.
Yves is a self-described introvert, albeit one who performs with The Luddites, a dance troupe in Colorado Springs. She also is the unintentional spark of a social media experiment born of her immense curiosity.
In celebration of Arts Month, the Pikes Peak Outdoor Recreation Alliance, Fountain Creek Watershed Flood Control and Greenway District, and Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region have joined forces to orchestrate the Pikes Peak Litter Letter Project—resulting in a unique piece of temporary, public art that is constructed with trash collected from View more
Charles H. Rockey died on June 16, at 87 years of age. Known affectionately as “Rockey” around the town in which he loved to live for nearly a half-century, Manitou Springs, Colo., the painter, poet and former art teacher is remembered by generations of former students and adoring locals.
Never been on the free First Friday Shuttle Bus before? Are you an old hand who has seen it all? Either way, you could probably use some of the tips and tricks below to make sure you get the best experience on your next ride!
It was just like this festival to leave us questioning why for only three weeks every year we get to have this magnificence in Colorado Springs. The only consolation is in the knowing that these great artists will be back next June.
Jeff Harms is an artist who deals in words and wit. We talked about money, art, war, and what Jeff has observed as a universal truth about humanity while living much of the past 22 years aboard ships.
Thursday night was the hub—the third of five chamber-music concerts given by the festival artists.
On Sunday afternoon, the Colorado College Summer Music Festival presented A Concert of Woman Composers, and the festival artists’ performances made a strong case that the time for dropping gender classification is upon us.
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