Medicine Wheel Trail Advocates is working on a new trail that will connect a neighborhood south of Monument to the nearby, well-used Mount Herman trail network.
William Vogl, a rancher based in Black Forest, is hiring out flocks of sheep to landowners across Northern El Paso County to help facilitate healthy soil, eliminate weeds, and reduce wildfire fuel.
For nearly four decades, the Pikes Peak Koi and Water Garden Society (PPKWGS) has hosted an annual tour, inviting the public to visit a select number of their members' carefully constructed backyards.
The Colorado Springs Western Street Breakfast is set to return to Downtown Colorado Springs on June 17, serving up breakfast to thousands in celebration of the start of rodeo season.
The Feast of Saint Arnold, an enormous, family-friendly, beer festival, is right around the corner; the 14th annual event is set for June 13 and will continue its mission of supporting Westside CARES.
Within the exhibit, visitors will find rows upon rows of carefully organized and preserved moths, butterflies, tarantulas, stick insects, beetles and so much more.
Opening its doors in 1981, this garden-based business features anything and everything necessary to kick-start your green-thumb, including a wide variety of classes.
If you've seen a multi-hued butterfly sculpture, there's a good chance it was constructed and painted as a part of an annual fundraiser known as the Wings of Change.
We're highlighting businesses, organizations, and happenings that you can engage with for under $40; the focus for this article (and outing) is the Western Museum of Mining and Industry.
We're highlighting the wide variety of high school musicals that take place across Southern Colorado during the end of winter and the beginning of spring.
