Blue Dot Place: The Making of Public Art
In a downtown area well populated with public art, the colorful work on the street side of Blue Dot Place stands out: The work...
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...
ArtPop Brings Free, Unique Performances All Over Town
October in Colorado Springs means it’s Arts Month, when our local artists and musicians shine alongside the beauty of the changing leaves. As part...
American Eclipse: The Path of Totality
The mystery began several months ago, when a writer named David Baron visited my class at Colorado College. An admitted umbraphile, or eclipse chaser,...
Neon Alley Lights Up Pueblo
Off South Union Avenue in Pueblo’s Downtown Historic District, the alluring glow of Neon Alley illuminates the eyes and hearts of awed onlookers. The...
DIY Theater Seasons: For the Adventurous
Looking for a creatively perfect gift for the holidays and beyond? Curate a season of theater for your favorite fan. Just pick up tickets...
Japan Style: Pueblo Celebrates Culture
Pueblo is known for its strong Hispanic heritage, but the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center is celebrating one of the Steel City’s...
Q&A: Idris Goodwin and American Prom
Idris Goodwin may have physically left Colorado Springs last year to take up residence in Louisville, Kentucky, but the influence of the award-winning playwright,...
Q&A: The Blind Boys of Alabama
It’s no hyperbole to say the Blind Boys of Alabama are living legends. The original members, including current leader Jimmy Carter, began singing together...
Blues Under the Bridge: Los Lobos Is Still Howling
About 30 years ago, a little-known band from East Los Angeles called Los Lobos burst onto the national scene when their cover of Ritchie...
