First Friday will offer another Virtual First Friday Challenge, as well as a third gallery opening to the public.
Many events are being canceled due to coronavirus concerns. Here are some Colorado Springs-area online classes, local concerts, events and more for you to join.
Foster Romano, a 16-year-old who's on the autism spectrum, is the youngest artist to be accepted into Art on the Streets.
Green Box Arts Festival will feature two art installations and five virtual conversations between festival co-founders and artists and musicians in this year's version of the usually 10-day event.
Looking for live music while stuck at home? Here are some concerts to watch online this weekend.
Almost all theater and music stages in the Pikes Peak region will stay dark dark throughout the summer, if not much longer.
Butte Theater and Thin Air Theatre Company announced the summer season has been postponed. The company hopes to be back on stage in September.
The baseball organization's inaugural drive-in movie night on its UCHealth Park field was so successful last Friday that it's doing a second one at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Up at bat: the 1992 comedy…
John Carreyrou's "Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup" is the true story of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos.
Musician Papi Sorrels has done 24-hour shows to earn donations for struggling restaurants and bars. His next 24-hour show is Saturday at The Chicken Coop in Black Forest.
People on the reality TV series "Married at First Sight" get paired up by relationship experts and married.
Looking for live music while stuck at home? Here are some concerts to watch online this weekend.
Woodland Park resident Michelle Evans will appear on "The Price is Right" on Monday.
It took three minutes on Wednesday for the Rocky Mountain Vibes to sell out its upcoming drive-in movie screening of "Back to the Future."
With its baseball games on hold, the Rocky Mountain Vibes will turn the giant video board inside UCHealth Park into a drive-in movie screen.
Good Company will offer a free drive-in movie showing of “Grease.”
Looking for live music while stuck at home? Here are some concerts to watch online this weekend.
Due to COVID-19, Denver Center for the Performing Arts has postponed Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony Award-winning musical "Hamilton," scheduled for Aug. 12 through Oct. 4.
Creatives in the Pikes Peak region continue to dream up new projects.
"Front Porch Project" in Colorado Springs and "Still Manitou" in Manitou Springs are photography projects documenting stay-at-home life.
Colorado Springs spoken word poet and therapist Ashley Cornelius has used poetry to help her youth clients process trauma. She's also the co-director of Poetry 719 and performs regularly.
Virtual First Friday will include a drive-by exhibit at Cottonwood Center for the Arts and a socially-distanced, in-person exhibit at Art111 Gallery & Supply in downtown Colorado Springs
Looking for live music while stuck at home? Here are some concerts to watch online this weekend.
Colorado Renaissance Festival will now open Aug. 1 and run Saturdays and Sundays through Sept. 20.
Never fear, the donkeys will still be their stubborn, finicky selves this summer. Just not in June. The 89th annual Donkey Derby Days has been rescheduled from June to September.
Cheyenne Mountain High School graduate Scott Kruse releases his first film "Man Camp."
Colorado Springs creatives offer art making, music and more through virtual platforms.
New York Times best-selling author Robert Kolker's new book, "Hidden Valley Road," chronicles one Colorado Springs family's battle with schizophrenia. It's a new Oprah's Book Club selection.
There will be no funnel cake, beer garden or Native American dancers on the streets of Old Colorado City this Memorial Day weekend.
"Fleishman is in Trouble," by Taffy Brodesser-Akner, is dense, juicy read.
Colorado Springs music teachers take their private lessons online due to self-isolation.
Performers, authors and news junkies go live on social media to entertain and inform during COVID-19.
Brand USA's new travel series, "Trails & Trailblazers," features scenery from the Royal Gorge and Mesa Verde National Park.
Actor John Krasinski creates the YouTube show "Some Good News" to deliver some joy amidst the terrible headlines.
Colorado Springs Philharmonic stands behind its musicians and hopes to maintain patrons.
Colorado Springs native Emory John Collinson has performed with most of the city's theater companies, and is a member of Springs Ensemble Theatre.
The Colorado College Summer Music Festival has been canceled due to COVID-19.
This year's MeadowGrass Music Festival north of Colorado Springs, scheduled for May 22-24, has been postponed until May 28-31, 2021.
Colorado Springs 'Forged in Fire' champion blacksmiths to hold virtual competition on Facebook.
For the first time, puppeteer David Simpich will release a full-length video of one of his main stage marionette plays.
The Webaround Portable Webcam Background can help tidy up the background images in your next Zoom call.
After canceling and postponing productions, local theater companies are getting creative with their offerings and planning for the future.
Denver Center for Performing Arts reduces staffing costs by more than 50 percent.
Virtual tours of museums and cultural hot spots around the world.
To stem financial fall out for artists in the Pikes Peak region, Bee Vradenburg Foundation partnered with Pikes Peak Community Foundation to create the Artist Recovery Fund.
Quarantine Chat helps people connect in this time of isolation. It's free to sign up online.
The Manitou Springs Colorado Wine Festival, originally scheduled for June 6, was rescheduled to July 25 due to COVID-19.
Denver Actors Fund will award one-time $250 stipends to 140 qualified theater artists who have been directly affected by Covid-19.
Old Broadway show recordings, Metropolitan Opera performances and more are available for free online.
Longtime Colorado Springs artist Deb Komitor paints what she loves — trees, forests and the animals who live there.