A 300-capacity live music venue in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Black Sheep sits in the city's downtown arts district and books a genre-spanning calendar of touring and local acts. The room is configured for general-admission standing-room shows with a bar, and programming ranges from indie rock and punk to hip-hop, electronic, and Americana. The venue fills a mid-size niche in the Colorado Springs market between coffee-shop acoustics and the larger Pikes Peak Center and Broadmoor World Arena. B.....

Named for Edward J. Robson, a 1954 Colorado College graduate who played three years of varsity hockey and later represented Team USA in 1955 before being selected for the 1956 U.S. Olympic hockey team, the Ed Robson Arena opened on September 18, 2021, as a multi-purpose, state-of-the-art facility on the Colorado College campus. The 52-million-dollar, three-storey arena gives the CC Tigers men's ice hockey team an on-campus home for the first time since the programme started in 1938, ending more .....

A music-focused bar and performance space at 32 South Tejon Street, Lulu's Downtown occupies a prime spot in the heart of Colorado Springs' walkable downtown corridor. The venue programs live music several nights a week across genres including rock, country, funk, jazz, and singer-songwriter acts, drawing both local talent and regional touring artists to a room scaled for an intimate, up-close experience. The interior combines a full bar with a dedicated performance area, creating an atmosphere.....

The Norris-Penrose Event Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado is a multi-purpose indoor and outdoor event facility that hosts a diverse calendar of concerts, rodeos, equestrian events, trade shows, consumer expos, and community gatherings. The center is best known as the home of the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo, one of Colorado's longest-running western heritage events, drawing competitors and spectators from across the region each summer. The facility includes covered arena space, outdoor grounds,.....

Built by the citizens of El Paso County in 1982 and located at 190 South Cascade Avenue in downtown Colorado Springs, the Pikes Peak Center for the Performing Arts has achieved international acclaim for its design and acoustical qualities. The 2,000-seat Great Hall features continental seating across orchestra, loge, mezzanine, and balcony levels with side box seats, hosting in excess of 200 performances annually including concerts, comedy, dance, theatre, and family shows. Originally conceived.....

Opened on 30 July 2020 adjacent to the United States Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, this 60,000-square-foot museum is dedicated to the history and stories of Team USA athletes across all Olympic and Paralympic sports. The building, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with museum experience design by Gallagher and Associates, occupies a striking angular structure sheathed in perforated aluminium panels that create shifting light patterns throughout the day. The muse.....

Sitting at an elevation of 6,035 feet above sea level, the highest altitude of any stadium in the American professional soccer pyramid, Weidner Field opened on April 24, 2021, as the home of the Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC of the USL Championship. The 42-million-dollar, 8,000-seat soccer-specific stadium at 111 West Cimarron Street was designed by Perkins and Will Architects and occupies a prominent downtown location just east of Interstate 25. The stadium's versatile design allows capacity.....

What's Left Records is a record shop and live music venue in Colorado Springs, Colorado, combining retail sales of vinyl records with in-store performances and community events. The dual-purpose model of record stores doubling as performance spaces has become increasingly popular as vinyl sales have surged, and What's Left Records taps into that trend by providing a gathering place for music enthusiasts in the Colorado Springs market. The venue hosts intimate in-store sets, album release events,.....