Peer Revue: Stand-Up Scientists
Scientists can get a bad—or boring—rap, but who knew they could be funny? Apparently, the founders of the Peer Revue, a stand-up comedy show...
My Inner—and Outerwear—Festivarian
It began with a mandolin. My wife found it at a garage sale. A week later she played the opening riff to “Jolene” for...
The Art(us) of Van Briggle
After training in Paris as a renowned young painter, Van Briggle returned to Ohio to pursue his true artistic love: pottery. But at just...
Josh Mabe Is the Wood Whisperer
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One weekend in 2014, Michael Alexander turned down tickets to a Broncos game—in New York, via private jet—to look at dining tables in...
Local Comedy: A Comic Goes Into Colorado Springs…
It’s 7 o’clock on a Friday, the regular crowd has shuffled in—and they’re killing themselves laughing.
This is Loonees Comedy Corner on North Academy, Colorado...
Arts Month: Creativity Pops With ArtPOP
A three-dimensional archway. A divine inspiration telephone. An ancient chatroom. Not all the events making up this year’s ArtPOP include elements quite so esoteric...
21 Ways to Celebrate Arts Month
The arts are not just for artists. And every October since 2014, the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region has encouraged everyone to...
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...
Lil Olive vs. the Puppy Mills
Known for The Creep Behind the Camera and HAZE featuring Robin Wright Penn, locally based director Peter Schuermann raised development funds for the film,...
Textiles West Opens the World of Fiber Art
There’s a new collaborative at Cottonwood Center for the Arts that’s putting fiber art on the map. Textiles West will provide working and educational...
