Author: Heila Rogers
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Pikes Peak region musician Judith Piazza finds creative outlet in Curbside Culture series
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “Healing sound,” with elements of nature and human connection added, is something Green Mountain Falls drummer and versatile “Sound Medicine Woman” Judith Piazza offers hearers and participants in her musical offerings. COPPeR’s Curbside Culture Series…
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Pikes Peak region musician Judith Piazza finds creative outlet in Curbside Culture series
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “Healing sound,” with elements of nature and human connection added, is something Green Mountain Falls drummer and versatile “Sound Medicine Woman” Judith Piazza offers hearers and participants in her musical offerings. COPPeR’s Curbside Culture Series…
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Colorado Springs musician Cynthia Lynn found her audience during the pandemic through Curbside Culture
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Nothing compares to a live audience, says local musician, violinist Cynthia Lynn. During the past 16 months of limited contact in our society, she and her colleagues have crisscrossed the city, started YouTube channels, and…
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Colorado Springs musician Cynthia Lynn found her audience during the pandemic through Curbside Culture
Nothing compares to a live audience, says local musician, violinist Cynthia Lynn. During the past 16 months of limited contact in our society, she and her colleagues have crisscrossed the city, started YouTube channels, and found other ways to connect with listeners while the usual options for in-theater performances were limited. Now they’re getting back…
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Violinist Cynthia Lynn found her audience during the pandemic through Curbside Culture
Nothing compares to a live audience, says local musician, violinist Cynthia Lynn. During the past 16 months of limited contact in our society, she and her colleagues have crisscrossed the city, started YouTube channels, and found other ways to connect with listeners while the usual options for in-theater performances were limited. Now they’re getting back…
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Violinist Cynthia Lynn found her audience during the pandemic through Curbside Culture
Nothing compares to a live audience, says local musician, violinist Cynthia Lynn. During the past 16 months of limited contact in our society, she and her colleagues have crisscrossed the city, started YouTube channels, and found other ways to connect with listeners while the usual options for in-theater performances were limited. Now they’re getting back…
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Dragonfly Aerial Co. continued to entertain throughout the pandemic with outdoor gigs
Jugglers, stilt walkers, skips — performers on springs — “like pogo sticks for your legs,” contortionists, aerialists, hand-balancing on canes. These Dragonfly Aerial Co. artists all performed for the three blocks-long, drive-through 2020 October Festival at Wolf Ranch, as part of the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region’s Curbside Culture Series. “We can bring…
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Curbside Culture Series outdoor arts performances continue in Colorado Springs
Pandemic restrictions on community gatherings restrictions highlighted the importance of patios, porches and curbs as connecting points in our society. Those places were exactly where the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region (COPPeR) connected residents and visitors to the arts as part of their “Curbside Culture” Series in 2020. Artists pivoted, as they do,…
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A year into business, Springs-based MatchBox Candle Company looks to open brick-and-mortar store
Partners and candle enthusiasts Jeremy Nosbush and Tyler Pate launched MatchBox Candle Co. in February 2020 “out of the profound need to fill the hands of other candle lovers in the Northern Colorado Springs/Monument areas and beyond with a high quality candle,” reads their company bio. As awareness of the pandemic was dawning, Nosbush and…
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A year into business, MatchBox Candle Company looks to open brick-and-mortar store
Partners and candle enthusiasts Jeremy Nosbush and Tyler Pate launched MatchBox Candle Co. in February 2020 “out of the profound need to fill the hands of other candle lovers in the Northern Colorado Springs/Monument areas and beyond with a high quality candle,” reads their company bio. As awareness of the pandemic was dawning, Nosbush and…