Theatreworks: The Interviews
Theatreworks has gone through a lot in the last few years. In 2017, founder and artistic director Murray Ross, 74, died unexpectedly after more...
Pete Schuermann: Outsider Art
It catches your eye, that shiny, gold Emmy sitting on a lonely filing cabinet. “Pete Schuermann, Writer,” it says, along with Tell Me Something...
Colorado Springs Philharmonic: Raising the Baton – and the Bar
In 2011, Josep Caballé-Domenech burst upon the Springs classical music scene like a fireball: smart, passionate, deeply knowledgeable about the repertoire, and perhaps most...
Floyd D. Tunson Is Not Done Yet
At 42-feet wide, Untitled 147 goes and goes and goes. Order nips at the heels of chaos as color and form swoop and drip,...
Expert Wine Tasting Tips
The Wine Festival of Colorado Springs offers scads of chances to sample wine over its three days. The centerpiece is the Grand Tasting, where...
Proper Wines: The Accidental Vintners
On the face of it, it’s an unlikely undertaking: Two Colorado Springs businessmen purchase an orchard, replant it with grapes and manage the winery...
38 Ways to Celebrate Arts Month
October usually brings to mind images of Halloween ghosts and goblins. But over the past few years, more and more people in the Pikes...
Paralympic Swimmer Elizabeth Marks Is Fit for Duty
Elizabeth Marks pushes off the pool wall and shoots through the blue-green water. Like an arrow. Like a missile. Like she was born to...
Take an Outdoor Art Tour
Colorado Springs loves its public art. That’s evident every year in the Art on the Streets exhibition, which turns the streets of downtown Colorado...
