COLORADO SPRINGS ENTERTAINMENT
Coverage of miscellaneous events in Colorado Springs focuses on community gatherings that do not fit a single genre. Reporting takes in seasonal programming, new entertainment venues, special attractions and cultural happenings that cross categories.
Halloween revelers packed Tejon Street and the Ivywild neighborhood on Saturday evening, with many lining up for a downtown bar crawl.
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Do you think downtown Halloween events are good for your community?
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Do you feel the streets in your neighborhood are currently safe for pedestrians?
Local residents gathered at a neighborhood roundabout to highlight ongoing traffic safety concerns.
A collective of ten professionals is building The Iowa, a new venue set to launch this winter.
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Do you find local history festivals to be a valuable use of your community's time?
The Colorado Springs museum celebrated local agricultural history with antique cars, tours, and reenactors.
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Do you believe local science fairs are effective at sparking lasting interest in STEM careers?
The Colorado Springs event offered children hands-on activities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.
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Do you believe hands-on student projects are more effective than traditional classroom presentations for learning?
Colorado Springs students create a spooky medical attraction to fulfill their final examination requirements.
Day to day, that means community events that draw unusually large crowds, openings of new entertainment spaces, seasonal programs that return each year, and one-time gatherings that linger in local memory. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it wherever an event draws people from beyond its immediate neighborhood. Events that started small and grew into regional draws receive as much attention as established annual traditions. Weather, venue capacity and the pace of local tourism largely determine which happenings get noticed and how long they last.
