Tag: arts and enterainment
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Springs Scene – Art
Some events required tickets SEPT. 25-OCT. 4 10th Annual Autumn & Art Show and Sale — Hosted by the Cripple Creek Art Alliance, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, with special celebration and artist reception at noon Sept. 26, Cripple Creek Heritage Center, 9283 S. Highway 67, Cripple Creek; facebook.com/cripplecreekheritagecenter. SEPT. 26 5th Annual Farm & Art…
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Green Box residency precedes Guggenheim world premier
Green Box Arts, based in Green Mountain Falls, has scored another hit this month. After an event-filled arts festival in July, the nonprofit organization hosts the dancers of “Brokeback Mountain, the Ballet” during a three-week residency this month. The dancers will perform the ballet at a world premiere at the Guggenheim Museum in January in…
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Concerts in the Park series sound off next week
A beloved annual concert series offering live music in a relaxed, family-friendly environment will return to Monument next week. Concerts in the Park will sound off from 6:30-8:30 p.m., June 3 and each Wednesday during June and July in Limbach Park, 151 Front St., Monument. A revolving lineup of local bands showcasing a mix of…
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Teller County’s mountain of art | Mountain of Art
Picture a pile of colorful paintings, musical instruments, theater costumes and worn dancing shoes in the middle of a field in Teller County. Artists have been asked to bring their artwork to the pile and add at least one piece to the creative berm. The pile grows slowly at first, then faster, as more and…
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Clay Walker, SofaKillers and the Canyon Winds Concert Band among this week’s music lineup
CLAY WALKER: Country star Clay Walker brings his chart-topping hits and decades of experience to Phil Long Music Hall at Bourbon Brothers. Known for songs like “If I Could Make a Living,” Walker continues to tour nationwide with a set that blends classic country favorites and newer releases; 8 p.m. Thursday, 13071 Bass Pro Drive,…
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Mariachi Ensemble debut bridges classroom and culture
Violins swell as trumpets cut sharply through the air, their notes weaving together in a celebratory and upbeat sound. Spanish voices rise in unison, as each performer balances their vocals and instrument at once. With the deep pulse of the guitarrón and the crisp strum of the vihuela, traditional Mexican music is showcased through a…
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Cripple Creek’s Butte Theater 2026 season promises ‘something for everyone’
Cripple Creek’s historic Butte Theater announced their 2026 professional show season line-up on Feb. 22 at an event held exclusively for patrons and supporters of the arts where they viewed short promotional videos of the upcoming shows. Beginning in June, this year’s season offers classic melodrama, musicals, comedy and dance with “Under the Colorado Moon,”…
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Previews for movies opening in theaters on Jan. 29, 2026
“Arco” — (Animation, PG, 88 minutes). In the year 3000, during his first flight through time, Arco falls from the sky and lands in 2075. A girl who sees Arco fall is determined to do whatever it takes to get him back home. “Back to the Past” — (Action, not rated, 107 minutes). Ken is…
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Edwards shares wisdom learned from fiddling around with violin
Members of the Gleneagle Sertoma Club welcomed Michelle Edwards of Wirewood Station, who took the podium to share some of her music and wisdom. Edwards, who was introduced as a Colorado-grown violinist and outstanding bluegrass performer, took the floor with her instrument and a set of personal stories built around what she called six lessons…
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8 residents sue Ford Amphitheater owners for noise act violations
Eight residents living in and near the Northgate area are suing the owners of Ford Amphitheater for repeated issues with noise pollution from concerts. First & Fourteenth, a Colorado Springs-based law firm, filed the civil lawsuit on behalf of the plaintiffs in El Paso County District Court last week. The suit names Notes Live, the…