Time is running out to cast your ballots in The Gazette’s Best of the Springs 2019 contest. The voting ends Feb. 19.
The Piano Man is singing the praises of Cañon City and it could just earn the town a cool $500,000.
A musician’s life on the road can be grueling.
The Colorado Shakespeare Festival has called Boulder home for more than six decades, but now it will come to every Colorado county.
The Broadway at Pikes Peak Center Series recently announced its four-show 2019-2020 lineup, headlined by the Tony Award-winning “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.”
The moniker might not ring any bells, but country music fans will recognize the men behind it.
Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd will blaze into Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre on Sept. 21.
Paul Simon had it right: “Everybody loves the sound of a train in the distance.”
The Gazette's Michelle Karas was a guest on the KKTV 11 News 9 a.m. newscast with anchors Rebekah Hoeger and Adam Atchison on Wednesday.
The multitalented Cayton-Holland, 38, has been performing stand-up comedy for 15 years and still loves it.
American composer Aaron Copland's signature work "Appalachian Spring" will be performed by the Chamber Orchestra of the Springs and the Colorado Ballet Society.
Grammy Award-winning pop duo The Chainsmokers will light up Denver this fall.
George Preston, general manager of Classical KCME and Jazz 93.5 FM in Colorado Springs, has accepted a job as vice president and general manager of Chicago's WFMT as of March 1, 2019.
Longtime rocker George Thorogood will bring his band The Destroyers to Colorado Springs on April 30.
Cirque du Soleil will bring its popular arena production "Corteo" to the Pepsi Center in Denver from Aug. 15 to Aug. 22.
It’s one of Broadway’s most well-known songs.
The 12th Annual Cripple Creek Ice Festival will be held on Bennett Avenue in Cripple Creek, Colo., Feb. 9-17, 2019. The theme is "Super Heroes in Ice."
Given its price points, Cheyenne Mountain Resort’s Mountain View Restaurant should fall into the fine dining category. Torn upholstered chairs and inconsistent service, however, quickly dispel…
What does a child prodigy do to avoid burnout or a possible identity crisis?
Here's a look at some of our favorite events happening over the next few days around Colorado Springs and beyond, including Bighorn Sheep Day on Saturday.
We are fortunate to have incredible musicians perform in Colorado Springs, sometimes year after year, so close we can just swing by after work. Case in point: The legendary, oh-so-talented and…
The impressive streak continues for Carlos Echeandia.
Daniel Radcliffe plays an angel is a new TBS sitcom.
A bowl of steamy, gooey macaroni and cheese hits the spot on a cold February night.
The Gazette's Jennifer Mulson was a guest on the KKTV 11 News' 9 a.m. newscast with anchors Rebekah Hoeger and Adam Atchison on Wednesday.
Comedian George Lopez will bring his "The Wall World Tour" to Pueblo next month.
Comedian Chelsea Handler explores Donald Trump’s presidency, special prosecutor Robert Mueller, marijuana edibles, activism and therapy in her memoir “Life Will Be the Death of Me.”
KAREN RUSSELLConverge Lecture Series, 7 p.m. Friday, Ent Center for the Arts, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, 5225 N. Nevada Ave., $13-$66.50; 255-3232, convergelectureseries.org, …
Zac Brown Band will add a shot of country twang to the Coors Field lineup this summer.
Television news anchor Lauren Ferrara, who’s worked at KXRM/Fox 21 for five years, is leaving the station. She’s taking a job outside broadcasting.
Editor's note: Roxane Gay's Feb. 1 keynote has been canceled, Colorado College announced Jan. 31. No reason was given for the cancellation. The performance will be rescheduled at a later date.
Singer Michael Bublé has announced 10 new July shows, including one at Denver's Pepsi Center.
If you’ve cut the cord with cable, don’t own a TV, or are on the move during Super Bowl Sunday, you might be thinking you have to miss out on the big game. Luckily, that’s not the case.
Kyle Lucas of Colorado Springs will compete on NBC’s “Titan Games” at 7 p.m. Thursday.
In the nearly five years I’ve been writing plant-based reviews, one thing has been reliable: East and South Asian dining is super vegan-friendly. Indian food in particular always has great pot…
The popular Kreuser Gallery, which opened its first exhibit in 2011 under the Colorado Avenue bridge, now has a plum spot downtown.
The Gazette's Michelle Karas was a guest on the KKTV 11 News 9 a.m. newscast with anchors Rebekah Hoeger and Adam Atchison on Wednesday.
Time to get your first pop culture fix of the year as GalaxyFest returns this weekend.
L. Frank Baum’s “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” did wonders for creative types who dreamed up all sorts of ways to interpret the classic 1900 children’s book.
The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College will present a special exhibition from the collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his family foundation.
The return of the Tony Award-winning musical "Hamilton" will make some Colorado folks very happy, particularly the ones who queued up for tickets for last year's run, only to be told they were…
Comedian Trevor Noah will bring his "Loud and Clear Tour" to Colorado this year.
Playing the piano would be the work of multiple lifetimes if Yefim Bronfman had his way.
A tradition that dates to 1995 when locals gathered in the park to chuck their unwanted holiday fruitcakes, the Manitou Springs Great Fruitcake Toss will be in Manitou's Memorial Park from 1-3…
As a name, Atmosphere Gastropub is baffling. Why not Surroundings Bar, Environment Diner or Air Restaurant? The décor is comfortably chic and the menu offers an array of temptations, but our c…
The Gazette's Jennifer Mulson was a guest on the KKTV 11 News' 9 a.m. newscast with anchors Rebekah Hoeger and Adam Atchison on Wednesday.
High school reunions probably spark sentimentality in even the most nostalgia-resistant among us.
It might be 2019, but proms still are segregated in some American towns.
If only Tchaikovsky could know the soaring popularity of two of his best-known works, the ballets “The Nutcracker” and “Swan Lake.”
The man who made parachute pants a hot ticket item will make a tour stop this summer in Denver.