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  • Art on the Streets reveals 2012 winners

    Art on the Streets announced its 2012 winners at its opening reception Friday night at the Pikes Peak Center.The public art program this year received submissions from a record 85 artists, from which the works of 12 artists were selected for display in downtown locations. The large number of submissions made the task of determining winners…

  • TIPS: 5 ways to make your Renaissance Festival great

    TIPS: 5 ways to make your Renaissance Festival great

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Colorado Renaissance Festival is set to kick off its 36th season this weekend, offering old-fashioned revelry in a spectacular outdoor setting. The festival, held in nearby Larkspur, celebrates 16th-century style — with jousters, jesters,…

  • Joe Johnson tells rich musical stories with honesty and a southern flavor

    Soulful music that reflects American roots will fill Acacia Park this weekend, when local singer/songwriter Joe Johnson performs as part of the park’s Summer Concert Series. Blank Tape’s co-founder and co-owner, Inaiah Lujan, was a fan of Johnson from the moment he first heard him sing. Johnson is one of a handful of artists represented…

  • Art on the Streets shakes up the downtown street scene with 12 new public works

    Art on the Streets shakes up the downtown street scene with 12 new public works

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Not every city can claim as its own a free, outdoor, privately-funded art gallery. Colorado Springs can.Now in its 14th year, Art on the Streets introduces a new crop of sculptures spread throughout the downtown area.…

  • Renaissance Festival kicks off for summer of medieval fun

    The Colorado Renaissance Festival is set to kick off its 36th season this weekend, offering old-fashioned revelry in a spectacular outdoor setting. The festival, held in nearby Larkspur, celebrates 16th-century style — with jousters, jesters, minstrels and maidens roaming the grounds to dazzle patrons. Arts and crafts are also a big part of the festival…

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