PeakRadar.com presents… “Local events you can ride your bike to.”
What Judges Look For When
Judging a Piece of Art January 10, Cottonwood Center for the Arts Considering entering some pieces into a local or other art show? Come to this totally free workshop, offered by the Glass Artists of the Pikes Peak Region (GAPPR) to find out what judges might be looking for. You’ll be ready in no time for juried shows!
The 17th Annual Great Fruitcake Toss January 14, Manitou Springs Chamber of Commerce Feats of strength have never been displayed like this before. The annual Fruitcake Toss proves which contestants are best at throwing, chucking, tossing, or otherwise propelling our favorite (maybe…) holiday treats. The whole family will love the eclectic Pikes Peak region event!
The Showcase at Studio Bee: Tron the Band, Madison Hunziker
and The Craig Walter Band January 26, Studio Bee at Pikes Peak Center With a perfectly bike-able location (in downtown Colorado Springs) this concert series is perfect for the whole family, and it’s absolutely free! Local groups please the crowd each month with their original music, so don’t miss out on this purely Colorado Springs experience.
Mardi Gras and Masks Gallery Shows January 27-February 14, Cottonwood Center for the Arts In celebration of Mardi Gras, Cottonwood presents a spicy new exhibition, featuring several local artists and mediums. Come prepared for lots of glitter, drama and bright colors.
Positively Pikes Peak January 28, Tri-Lakes Center for the Arts Don’t forget about our dear friends just north of Colorado Springs! The Tri-Lakes area is home to exceptional local artists and venues. Now is your chance to check out both! Several local musicians come together to perform Bob Dylan hits, including those on the locally produced CD, “Positively Pikes Peak.”
Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters February 3, Pikes Peak Center This Cinderella tale follows the story of two young girls’ long journey to meet a great African king who is looking for a wife. Their journey tests their courage, kindness and strength. Take your own journey and head downtown by bike, foot, car or bus with the family.
3rd Annual Special Olympics
Polar Plunge February 4, Memorial Park in Colorado Springs Take a plunge in support of more than 11,000 Special Olympics athletes in Colorado. Beginning in Colorado Springs, this touring fundraiser allows participants to leap into a February-frigid local lake, with proceeds benefitting some of our states bravest competitors. Can you take the heat? (Or, incredible chill, rather.)
Mumbo Jumbo Cook-off &
Carnivale Parade February 18, Soda Springs Park New Orleans isn’t the only place to find a gumbo party! Manitou Springs is inspired by the Gulf flair and hosts amateur and professional chefs in an epic battle for taste bud approval. Come to check out the delicious gumbo and the annual Carnivale parade and games.
Ice Age in Colorado February 18, Bear Creek Nature Center The outdoor aren’t always perfect for a nice, long bike ride. An ice age is one example of a time to stay indoors, right? Join paleontologist Paul Combs to find out about the plants, animals, evidence and time of an ice age in the Pikes Peak area.
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