4 Ways to Get Creative in Colorado Springs

Easy ways to get creativity or try a new project this summer.

Whether your creativity spans the Mona Lisa or Lisa Frank, summer is the perfect time to get hands-on and make something new. 

1. Design your next gig poster.

Even if you don’t have a band—or your band is still playing in your mom’s basement—Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator pop-ups at Cottonwood Center will help you create your next poster art.
June 9, July 14, Aug. 25
cottonwoodcenterforthearts.com

2. Take a hand-lettering workshop. 

Handmade cards aren’t just for kids anymore. Snag a spot at one of these one-day workshops at Ladyfingers Letterpress, and learn to hand-letter your favorite quote or birthday card.
June 9, July 28
ladyfingersletterpress.com

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Hand-lettered greeting cards from Ladyfingers Letterpress.

3. Attend a festival. 

The Colorado Springs Art and Music Festival is your chance to get inspired by true craftsmanship. Take a turn at the Creation Station for a little self-expression.
June 30-July 1
“Festival Season in Colorado Springs,” or coloradoeventsandfestivals.com

4. Beautify the community.

Paint the town red, literally. Join Concrete Couch’s SCAMP projects, and help create art benches, paint murals and add artistic flourishes to parks and public spaces.
Multiple dates through June and July
concretecouch.org


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