Tag: business
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SYNC TEST = Koch stepped down because he plans to participate in negotiations between the city and the 911 Authority.
White and Trainer, who were sworn in Wednesday, replace Deputy Police Chief John Koch and Deputy Fire Chief Timothy De Leon, who resigned from the board. White and Trainer, who were sworn in Wednesday, replace Deputy Police Chief John Koch and Deputy Fire Chief Timothy De Leon, who resigned from the board. White and Trainer,…
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Enjoy a night with the Tabernacle Choir at Hollywood Bowl, without leaving Colorado Springs
Not everyone can make it to the Hollywood Bowl. But for one night, Colorado Springs residents won’t have to as a massive stadium screen at Weidner Field brings one of America’s most iconic musical performances to the Pikes Peak region. This Friday, Colorado Springs residents can take part in the Tabernacle Choir at the Hollywood…
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Mush Love, Tee turns life-long mushroom fascination into Old Colorado City storefront
A curtain of vines and mushrooms hangs above the doorway. Beyond it, shelves overflow with mushroom-shaped lamps, earrings, lunchboxes, art and other fungi-inspired treasures most people never knew existed. With fungi-themed gifts stacked farther than the eye can see, there’s enough hand-foraged mushrooms, vintage finds and forest-inspired décor to make visitors forget they’re standing in…
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Bringing the islands inland: New festival celebrates Hawaiian and Polynesian culture
The journey from Colorado Springs to Hawaii is more than 3,000 miles. For many Hawaiian or Pacific Islander families living in Colorado, home exists somewhere between the family recipes, cultural traditions and stories that have traveled thousands of miles. This Saturday, one festival organizer hopes to shrink that distance to a short walk through downtown.…
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Music festivals, art shows and wine tastings across Colorado
FLATIRON SOUNDS MUSIC FESTIVAL: Celebrate Father’s Day with a free day of live music, food and family-friendly fun at Chautauqua Park’s Flatiron Sounds Music Festival. The event features performances by Neal Francis, Lindsay Lou, Armchair Boogie, Blessing Bled Chimanga and Pick & Howl, along with local vendors, an artisan market and craft beer from 1…
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Colorado Springs-area business events starting June 14
TUESDAY Design Power-Up webinar — 10-11:30 a.m. Registration: tinyurl.com/mr3zj3nf. Southern Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce Business Lunch — 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Garden of the Gods Resort & Club, Three Graces Ballroom in the Strata Wellness Building, 3314 Mesa Road, $45-$55. Registration: scwcc.com. WEDNESDAY Spend with Intention: Budgeting for What Matters webinar — 9-9:30 a.m. Registration:…
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Pikes Pick: Nothing Bundt Cakes rolls out new summer flavors
If your summer sweet tooth is already kicking in, Nothing Bundt Cakes is bringing back nostalgic favorites while adding a new flavor to the mix. The bakery’s fan-favorite, S’mores Made With Hershey’s, returned June 1, combining chocolate cake, milk chocolate chips, mini marshmallows and graham cracker flakes. The shop is also debuting its new Peach…
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Colorado new car sales drop nearly 20% in first quarter
Car sales in Colorado slumped in the first quarter this year as consumers responded to reduced EV incentives and manufacturers began to pass on the cost of tariffs to buyers. The Colorado Auto Dealers Association (CADA) reported 43,514 new vehicles were registered in the first quarter. That included 6,152 new vehicle registrations in southern Colorado.…
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Everything you need to know about the Colorado Renaissance Festival
As the royal court strolls through the streets, the smell of roasting turkey legs larger than villagers’ forearms fills the air. Maybe it’s the sight of a pirate drinking from a tankard or a blacksmith forging metal by hand, but all clues point to one revelation: You’re no longer in the 21st century. Beyond the…
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Everything you need to know about the Colorado Renaissance Festival
As the royal court strolls through the streets, the smell of roasting turkey legs larger than villagers’ forearms fills the air. Maybe it’s the sight of a pirate drinking from a tankard or a blacksmith forging metal by hand, but all clues point to one revelation: You’re no longer in the 21st century. Beyond the…