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Q&A with Ali Siddiq: Bringing his award-winning stories to Colorado Springs
Updated 1 month ago
There are some comedians who just tell jokes. Then there’s Ali Siddiq, who might spend 20 minutes telling you about one thing that happened 20...
Oddity & Fear Fest brings all things strange and spooky to Colorado Springs
Updated 1 month ago
Skulls, taxidermy and tarot cards — oh my! Colorado Springs’ Oddity & Fear Fest is bringing a little bit of everything strange and spooky to...
Disco fever, rap music and a silent concert hit the Springs this week
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DISCO REVUE: Dust off the bell-bottoms and get ready to boogie when seven-piece live band Disco Revue brings the glitter, groove and Studio 54 energy...
Things heat up in Pueblo: The 32nd annual Chile & Frijoles Festival returns
Updated 1 month ago
The smell comes first; smoky, sharp and familiar. Before you see the crowds, hear the music or spot the rows of vendors lining Pueblo’s Union...
Pikes Pick: HERplace Market brings women-owned businesses together this Sunday
Updated 2 months ago
Circus acts, puppeteering and stand-up comedy headline the Springs this week
Updated 2 months ago
Fiestas Patrias 5th celebration honors Hispanic culture across Colorado
Updated 2 months ago
Film, dance and art festivals take over Colorado this weekend
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Country, rock, blues and benefit concerts hit Colorado Springs this week
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Coloradans get carried away: A guide to the 50th Labor Day Lift Off
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Colorado Springs tattoo expo is a sensuous feast of ink and art
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Pikes Pick: Allusion Speakeasy brings a fun new theme downtown
Updated 2 months ago
Looking for a cocktail bar that gives you more than just a drink? Allusion Speakeasy rotates its themes throughout the year, transforming the downtown bar...
Thunder From Down Under brings Australian male revue to Pikes Peak Center
Updated 2 months ago
Somewhere in a girls group chat, there’s about to be a message that starts with: “Ladies, I have an idea.” The idea? Get dressed up,...
Local rising musician Mayor Grey headlines at The Black Sheep
Updated 2 months ago
It was three years ago at the Wild Goose Meeting House, back when the doors were still open and the downtown coffee shop was still...
Ink lovers and sword swallowers unite at Villain Arts Tattoo Festival
Updated 2 months ago
Forget the T-shirt. Forget the key-chain. If you’re looking for a souvenir from this weekend that you’re really going to keep forever, the Villain Arts...
Power up! Meet Hannah Herbst, the young genius behind ‘The Beacon.’
Updated 2 months ago
New film museum at Stanley Hotel may be ready sooner than expected
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Film festival celebrates 15 years with 40 films and a new Colorado Springs home
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Pablo Francisco brings celebrity impressions to Loonees Comedy Corner this weekend
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Eleanor Roosevelt, Lioness of the White House
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Check out this weekend’s Colorado festivals
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AI models are breaking out of their cages, committing cybercrimes | Vince Bzdek
Updated 3 months ago
Free performances, fierce rockers and Dueling Pianos take the stage this week
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Put ballet, comedy and improv on your weekend to-do list
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GREG WARREN: Greg Warren brings his family-friendly humor to Loonees Comedy Corner for one night only. Known for specials including “The Champ” and “The Salesman,”...
One last rumble: Hot Rod Rock & Rumble returns before Pikes Peak International Raceway closes
Updated 3 months ago
There aren’t many chances left to hear engines roar across the asphalt of Pikes Peak International Raceway. Before the nearly 30-year-old racetrack closes after the...
Three nights, three stars: Ford Amphitheater offers a week of performances
Updated 3 months ago
When someone asks, “What kind of music do you like,” does your answer claim you listen to everything? Well if that’s true, and your playlist...
Climb the tallest mountain you can find
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By The Foundation for a Better Life In the 1930s and ’40s, life in West Seattle was paradise for young boys who loved the wilderness....
A remnant of one man’s ‘Western Fever’
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The rise of farm stands: Front porches become Colorado Springs’ newest bakeries
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Beatles vs. Stones: 60-year rivalry still going strong
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Tacos, tequila and T.I. headline second annual Tacos and Tequila Festival
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Sublime, Brother Ali and Bigxthaplug among the artists in the Springs this week
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Star Bar Players to bring outdoor production of ‘As You Like It’ to Manitou Springs
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The Colorado 150: A playlist
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Jelly Roll, SofaKillers and Savage Hands among this week’s performers
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