Mark your calendar: July 25, @kinshiplanding turns 5, free, open to the public, all day in The Yard. We’re one of their community partners for the celebration, and we’ll be a part of it.
Kids’ activities and face painting kick off at 10am, food and drink specials with a live DJ run 12-2pm, there’s a Community Toast at 2pm, and an interactive art installation collecting community memories runs all day.
Kinship is grounded in a space for travelers and locals alike and they’ve built community into everything they do. This is us, showing up to celebrate as a part of that community.
RENCE FEST (Day 2) @ Lulu's Downtown on March 14 Doors at 4:00 PM Show at 4:20 PM All Ages, Standing Room and Limited Seating Featuring: Dear Rabbit | Horse Bitch | Moth Season | Shadow Work | Nautiloid | Clementine Was Right | Broth | Bryse Taylor | Gonzgurl | Ari | Kevin lbs
Drink, dine and WIN with the 2023 Patio Passport! Check in at each participating patio location to be entered into a weekly raffle for a chance to win gift cards from Homa Café + Bar, The Well, Vine & Wheel, Trainwreck and more! Plus, one Patio Passport holder will win the grand prize – one night at Kinship Landing!
The annual Art on the Streets program transforms Downtown streets into an outdoor gallery. Explore the currently installed artworks and get firsthand insight into the artists who created them. NOTE: This public art exhibition changes each June, so this is the first 2023 walking tour showcasing the new works of art!
More than 120 classic cars and trucks will travel from St. Augustine to Downtown Colorado Springs in what has been called North America's largest vintage car rally.
The Backyard Market at Park Union is a weekday evening market that will serve the community in Downtown Colorado Springs. Located across from Weidner Field with outdoor AND indoor space that allows you to shop local vendors, listen to live music, and grab some delicious food and drink options.
Facilitated by staffers of the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, Law & Disorder explores how Colorado Springs officials fought to remain a dry town in wet times; the captivating story of how law enforcement, citizens and the Gazette newspaper worked to run the KKK out of town in the 1920s; and an infamous gun battle with […]