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Nov. 19-Dec. 13: “Private Lives” by Theatreworks, Ent Center for the Arts, Colorado Springs — In Noël Coward’s 1930 classic comedy, a divorced couple accidentally reunites while honeymooning with their new spouses. Nov. 19-Dec. 27: “Irving Berlin’s White Christmas,” Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College — Two World War II veterans take their […]
Finding the perfect gift isn’t always easy—even for the most seasoned shoppers. This holiday season, skip the endless hours of searching store shelves and scrolling online, and turn to our thoughtfully curated collection of gifts for everyone on your list. From unique finds to delightful indulgences, these inspired ideas are sure to make holiday shopping a little easier—and bring plenty of joy to both the giver and the recipient.
Iconic Colorado steakhouse The Fort is now home to two inviting new bar spaces designed to celebrate the authentic spirit of the American West – the Tequila Bar and the Whiskey Library. The two new bars each offer a relaxing Western experience, designed for guests who want a handcrafted cocktail paired with a delicious snack or a casual dinner.
Colorado’s restaurant community has weathered a steady run of goodbyes, including two Denver favorites that closed in July. This fall brought three more losses, each tied to a different corner…
One small Colorado town proudly calls itself the Antique Capital of Colorado, despite having fewer than 5,000 residents. I love that a place so tiny claims such a big title. It sounds like the perfect spot to spend an afternoon browsing old furniture, vintage decorations, and treasures with stories to tell.
To honor 250 years as a country, 250 women dressed up at Rosie the Riveter and marched along the grand marshal of the Veterans Day Parade.
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Flying Horse neighborhood lived up to its name when a pony stopped by StoneCreek of Flying Horse on Monday, Oct. 19, and spent time with those living there. “Animals have a knack for drawing residents together,” said Veronica Baugh, Activities Director at StoneCreek of Flying Horse. “One four-legged guest had the […]
Born with impressive racing bloodlines but rejected because of a crooked hoof, Oliver found a second chance—and a meaningful role—at Colorado’s ResqRanch. Not every Thoroughbred is destined for the winner’s circle. Sometimes, the greatest victories happen far from the racetrack. Meet Oliver, a Thoroughbred gelding whose father competed in the prestigious Preakness Stakes, one of horse racing’s Triple Crown events. With his impressive pedigree, Oliver might have been expected to follow in his father’s hoofprints. But Oliver was born with a crooked foot, and the racing industry deemed him unsuitable for competition.
A Denver restaurant company is putting down roots in north Colorado Springs, breaking ground on a $3.5 million outpost of its wood-fired grill concept Sierra right next to one of the city's busiest entertainment venues. The 9,000-square-foot building is rising on 2 acres at 130 Spectrum Loop, inside the 200-acre Polaris Pointe retail center, with a target opening of late 2027.
Real dinosaur fossils sit beside a hiking path in a valley where dirt bikes and ATVs rumble across red rock country. I can’t think of a better mix of ancient bones and modern horsepower. This spot sits in far western Colorado, just a few minutes from the Utah line....
The November 10, 1910 Colorado Transcript announced that the Overland Hotel was slated for demolition. The fraternal organization, Woodmen of the World, had purchased the building and planned to build a new lodge hall on the property. The plan called for all members to show up on Sunday and participate in the tear-down.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) -Kids Aid and City Market partnered Tuesday to pack bags of food for high school students ahead of the Thanksgiving break from school. Some kids will struggle with food insecurity during the break. Bags go directly to local high schoolers. Volunteers worked together to pack up...
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard will return to Colorado for three shows in August 2027, performing at Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs on Friday, August 13, Mission Ballroom in Denver on Saturday, August 14, and Dillon Amphitheater in Dillon on Sunday, August 15. Tickets for all three shows go...
Swig has signed a multi-unit franchise agreement with experienced franchisees Marc and Zach Rogers to bring the brand to Northern Colorado. The 10-unit deal will accelerate Swig’s growth in the West region and introduce its highly customizable drink experience to new communities, including Fort Collins, Loveland, and Greeley. The father-and-son duo plan to open their first location by June 2027, further advancing Swig’s nationwide franchise growth.
Some of the best shops on the Front Range hide in plain sight, tucked into small buildings that commuters drive past for years without a second glance. One of them sits in Wheat Ridge, and it has quietly become a weekly ritual for families across the Denver metro. Behind its modest exterior is a European-style butcher counter stacked with house-made sausages, smoked meats, bison, game and cuts that most grocery chains stopped offering long ago.
There are a lot of ways to have a memorable meal in Colorado, but very few of them involve climbing into a decommissioned U.S. Air Force aircraft and ordering a Reuben sandwich named after a crash landing. The Airplane Restaurant in Colorado Springs has figured out something that most restaurants...
After a brief delay, Copper welcomed skiers and snowboarders on Sunday, November 8. Drop by for some stoke from the day.
There's something special about heading into the Southwest Colorado backcountry before sunrise and watching the first light filter through trees or taking in the stillness of the scenery after a rain cloud passes through. It's a tradition that has connected generations of hunters to the region's land and wildlife. For...
