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Minneapolis nonprofit Artspace helps the Springs build affordable spaces for creatives

Painter, author and teacher Jana Bussanich shares the space at 218 W. Colorado Ave. with artist Chris Alvarez, three other artists from The Bridge Gallery, Purple Mountain Coffee Roasters and

Live-work project for artists nears groundbreaking

Painter, author and teacher Jana Bussanich shares the space at 218 W. Colorado Ave. with artist Chris Alvarez, three other artists from the Bridge Gallery, Purple Mountain Coffee Roasters and

Have one new cultural experience in Colorado Springs during Arts Month

Arts Month, an initiative held during October in cities across the U.S., was founded in 1993 by Americans for the Arts, a nonprofit that works to promote arts and culture.

Curbside Culture keeps on serving

Author of the article: Postmedia Staff Publishing date: Jul 10, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  1 minute read  •  Belleville s Diandra Van Oosten holds a lemonade while reading the Curbside Culture guidebook and waiting for her lunch order during the event s Carnival Treats portion at the former city fairground. The location was limited to the weekend but other locations are serving food all summer long. Photo by Luke Hendry Article content Alyssa Allen makes fresh lemonade in the Squeezy’s Lemonade kiosk at the Bridge Street West fairground. She worked alongside her grandfather, the company’s founder, Ken Bethune. Both live in Amherstview, west of Kingston. Photo by Luke Hendry /Luke Hendry

Curbside Culture keeps on serving