The new exhibit, "Windows to the Sky," will feature photos by Robin Schneider and works by 20 other Art 111 Gallery and Art Supply member artists. The show opens with a free reception from 5-8…
- By Carlotta Olson carlotta.olson@gazette.com
Looking for livestreamed music while stuck at home? Here are some concerts to watch online this weekend.
- Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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Taking a moment to reflect on simple moments and interactions and how they fit into the bigger picture.
- Linda Navarro linda.navarro@gazette.com
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A variety of things to do this weekend: Asian Film Festival, nature books, month of photography, a T. Rex and more.
- Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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Tickets for Pueblo music festival Bands in the Backyard go on sale Friday.
- By Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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Humorist Jeanne Robertson will perform Oct. 31 at Pikes Peak Center. Tickets go on sale Friday.
- By Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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Colorado Springs Philharmonic and Rocky Mountain Women's Film are partnering to present Filmharmonic, a new monthly virtual film series. The 2017 documentary "Itzhak" kicks the series off Frid…
- By Jennifer Mulson jen.mulson@gazette.com
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Gretchen McRae was a Black activist and artist who grew up in Colorado Springs before moving to Washington, D.C., for a number of years and became involved with the civil rights movement in th…
- By Wayne Heilman wayneh@gazette.com
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California-based restaurant chain El Pollo Loco is looking to expand to Colorado, with plans to open up to five locations in the Colorado Springs area and up to 15 in the Denver area.
- By Seth Boster seth.boster@gazette.com
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SALIDA • Rob Gartzman loved mountain biking, so naturally he loved this riverside hamlet renowned for its trails. He figured his girlfriend, Sarah, would love it, too, for the charming, histor…
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Desert Reef. It’s an oxymoron. And it’s the perfect name for the 36-by-50-foot pool on the barren outskirts of Florence, a town that, to outside Coloradans, calls to mind the gray picture of t…
- By OLIVIA PRENTZEL olivia.prentzel@gazette.com
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Colorado Springs was one of the six U.S. locations including on a New York Times list of top travel destinations around the world in 2020.
- Terry Terrones terry.terrones@gazette.com
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You can have the "Star Wars" experience you've always hoped for and don't have to go to a galaxy far, far away to experience it.
- By SETH BOSTER seth.boster@gazette.com
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At Estes Park's Baldpate Inn, an eccentric museum and a 100-year history.
- ML Cavanaugh, Special to The Gazette
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U.S. 24 is much more than a slab of asphalt stretching 1,500 miles from Michigan to Colorado. Its final 150-mile segment, from Colorado Springs to Vail, bristles with the history of mining, ra…
- By SETH BOSTER seth.boster@gazette.com
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Snow or no snow, Coloradans again can escape to a winter wonderland.
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It's never too early to plan a quick getaway, and now is the time to get into the mountains with Colorado's aspens quickly changing colors in many areas.
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Fall colors have arrived in many places of Colorado's mountains. Here's a look at some of your best options relatively close to Colorado Springs and in Pikes Peak region.
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It's never too early to plan a quick getaway, and now is the time to get into the mountains with Colorado's aspens quickly changing colors in many areas.