Tag: outdoor
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Pikes Pick: Downtown Skate in the Park open for season
Let this be the year you create your own Hallmark Christmas movie. Skate in the Park is open for business in Acacia Park, 115 E. Platte Ave., through Jan. 31. A two-hour public skating session runs $15 and includes skates. Two dollars off for active duty military and first responders, and free for 4 and…
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Colorado Springs area outdoor events starting Oct. 13
HIKING Bear Creek Nature Center — 245 Bear Creek Road. Registration: 719-520-6387, elpasocountynaturecenters.com. • Boo! at Bear Creek, 3-4:30 p.m. for ages 4 and older, 6:15-7:45 p.m. for ages 6 and older, Saturday, $8-$10. Cheyenne Mountain State Park — 410 JL Ranch Heights Road. Day pass $10 per vehicle; cpwconnect.state.co.us/d/cmsp/calendar. • Meadow Nature Walk, 10 a.m. Sundays, Amphitheatre. Mueller State…
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Sunset Amphitheater goes global with new name, multi-year deal
Ford has taken over the driver’s seat of the Pikes Peak region’s new outdoor concert and entertainment venue near Gleneagle. About 40 Ford dealerships in Colorado have paid to acquire the naming rights to the 8,000-seat Sunset Amphitheater, which now will be known as Ford Amphitheater when it kicks off its inaugural concert season in…
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Sunset Amphitheater goes global with new name, multi-year deal
Ford has taken over the driver’s seat of Colorado Springs’ new outdoor concert and entertainment venue on the city’s north side. About 40 Ford dealerships in Colorado have paid to acquire the naming rights to the 8,000-seat Sunset Amphitheater, which now will be known as Ford Amphitheater when it kicks off its inaugural concert season…
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What’s in a name? Colorado Springs’ Sunset Amphitheater to be rebranded in upcoming naming rights deal
The sun will set on the Sunset Amphitheater name, even before the new 8,000-seat outdoor music venue hosts its first concert in August near Gleneagle. Notes Live, the Springs-based entertainment company that’s developing the amphitheater, plans to announce a naming rights deal with a nationally known partner, J.W. Roth, Notes Live’s founder and CEO, said…
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What’s in a name? Colorado Springs’ Sunset Amphitheater to be rebranded in upcoming naming rights deal
The sun will set on the Sunset Amphitheater name, even before the new 8,000-seat outdoor music venue hosts its first concert in August on Colorado Springs’ north side. Notes Live, the Springs-based entertainment company that’s developing the amphitheater, plans to announce a naming rights deal with a nationally known partner, J.W. Roth, Notes Live’s founder…
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Outdoor Festival coming to Civic Center Park
Gov. Jared Polis, filmmaker Malik Martin and others discussed the impacts of the inaugural Outside Festival coming to Denver later this May.
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Outside Festival 2024 preview of Denver event at Civic Center Park
The first-ever Outside Festival takes place in Denver June 1-2, 2024 and is an event that celebrates everything outdoors, featuring music, films, speakers and gear
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Bird Call: Popular Colorado Springs-area festival takes advantage of spring migration
The third week in May is to bird lovers what fall is to pumpkin spice fanatics. Spring migration is upon us. What birdie will show up this year? Who will be blown off-course and spend a few days recuperating in the Pikes Peak region? Nobody knows until a tiny, yellow-rumped warbler is spotted picking through…
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Colorado Youth Outdoors announces plans for new Colorado Springs campus
Pikes Peak region families will soon have more bonding opportunities through the great outdoors. Colorado Youth Outdoors (CYO) announced it will establish full-time operations in Colorado Springs starting this month with plans to open a regional campus based in the area that will offer local kids and parents outdoor recreational programs. Founded in Fort Collins…