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Colorado Springs Philharmonic Begins 100th Season with New Initiatives
The Colorado Springs Philharmonic started its 100th season last weekend. The organization is focusing on future plans, including introducing composer-in-residence Eunike Tanzil and planning a world premiere of her work in mid-April, 2027. Educational efforts are also expanding through the Center for Future Audiences.
Colorado Springs Parks Offer Many Ways to Enjoy Fall Season
The Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department is offering over a dozen ways to enjoy the fall season. Activities range from historic harvest traditions and fossil discoveries to motorless recreation and glow pickleball. These events help people connect with Colorado Springs and each other through the park system.
"Waitress" Musical Coming to Denver Center After Thanksgiving
"Waitress," a musical about friendship and family, is coming to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. The touring production will play at the Buell Theatre from November 27-29. Samantha Lane Scruggs, who plays Jenna, hopes audiences leave with a message of taking control of their own stories.
Flying W Ranch Continues Western Tradition After Fire Damage
The Flying W Ranch in Colorado Springs continues its Chuckwagon Dinner Shows at a historic location. The family maintains the tradition despite damage from the 2012 Waldo Canyon fire. Leigh Ann Wolfe and her family continue running the ranch.
Aspen Color Near Peak Along Highway 67 in Teller County
Aspen color is near its peak along Highway 67 in Teller County, drawing visitors and boosting mountain town businesses. Local business owners are tracking the change as it impacts commerce. Visitors are taking road trips to experience this natural wonder in Colorado.
Local Home and Garden Events Coming Soon to Colorado Springs Area
Several home and garden events are scheduled in the Colorado Springs area. Highlights include the Colorado Springs Parade of Homes and the Colorado Springs Home Show at the Event Center. Other activities feature orchid repotting, a Pikes Peak Bonsai Show, and the Victory Garden Market.
Colorado Springs Area Literary Events Starting Sept. 27
Various literary events are scheduled in and around Colorado Springs starting September 27th. Activities include author visits, storytimes for children, and book club meetings for adults at several local libraries. The Pikes Peak Library District is also accepting applications for presenters.
Harvest festival at McAllister House Museum draws crowds in Colorado Springs
The annual harvest festival at the McAllister House Museum drew hundreds of families and car enthusiasts. The event celebrated agriculture and marked anniversaries for the United States, Colorado, and the museum itself. Guests enjoyed live music, tours, and viewing antique cars.
Lebowski's Taproom Hosts Dolly Parton Tribute for 9 to 5 Day
Lebowski's Taproom in Colorado Springs is celebrating 9 to 5 Day with a tribute to Dolly Parton. The event includes specials and entertainment while raising funds for her Imagination Library. Customers can also donate gently used kids books and coats.
14th Annual Colorado Springs Oktoberfest Runs Through Sunday
The 14th annual Colorado Springs Oktoberfest is taking place at the Western Museum of Mining & Industry from Friday through Sunday. The festival features German food, music, dancing, and contests, drawing inspiration from a Bavarian wedding celebration. Activities include a keg-tapping ceremony and baking competitions.
Denver barbershop franchise Floyd's 99 celebrates 25-year milestone with 140 locations
Floyd's 99 Barbershop, a Denver-based franchise, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with over 140 locations. The business was founded by Paul O'Brien and his brothers who transitioned from food and beverage work into the barbershop industry.
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