Downtown

Downtown Colorado Springs is a lively hub of culture, dining, and entertainment at the foot of Pikes Peak. Stroll vibrant Tejon Street, browse eclectic boutiques, savor locally crafted cuisine, and explore thriving art galleries. From rooftop bars and live music venues to farmers markets and festivals, downtown Colorado Springs buzzes with energy year-round.

Run-Down to Restored

The Pikes Peak region attracts visitors from around the world, so it’s not surprising then that the region has a rich selection of historic...

Cultural Cravings

Ask just about anyone in Colorado Springs where to find the best hiking trail and you’ll get an earful of suggestions and a hiking guide. Ask...

Creative Kids

The arts are proven to support whole child development by encouraging fine motor skills, building self-confidence, expressing creativity and...

Get Crafty

Get Crafty

“Not a native, but I got here as fast as I could.” I read that slogan on a popular green bumper sticker resembling a Colorado license plate...

Cozy, Warm, & Delicious

I recently moved back to Colorado from Oregon; up in the Northwest, buying local is everything, whether the product is beer, meat, or...

Rescue Remedy

In 2007, Forbes magazine crowned Colorado Springs America’s most pet-friendly city, highlighting over 10,000 acres of public park space and the...

Art Appreciation

Art Appreciation

Southern Colorado is actively changing the perception that public art is static, boring, and elitist with fun, participatory, and unique...

Out on the Town

Ready for a night out with someone special? After living in Southern Colorado for two years, my husband and I are always looking for new places...

Still So Delicious

Colorado has long been known for its craft beers. But today, craft distilleries are also putting the state on the map. Thanks to Colorado’s unusual liquor laws the state has a near ideal environment for entrepreneurs of the boozy variety.

How to Ride All Year Long

How to Ride All Year Long

The Pikes Peak Region is a bicyclist’s dream. None of the area’s cities are quite Portland, Minneapolis or Boulder, and they don’t rank in the top 50 communities for bicycle commuters.