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A crossroads for historians, sportsmen, architects, artists and gourmands, Colorado Springs offers a delightful mix of Western charms. Sunny skies and crisp mountain air make it a perfect place for a golf outing, extreme sports or a picnic in one of the many, many well-maintained parks.
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1. Colorado Springs Philharmonic
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 84 reviews
The finest music-making in Southern Colorado.
2. Smokebrush Center for the Arts
3. Redrum Murder Mysteries
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Don't just watch it... Live it! Redrum Murder Mysteries brings the first and only fully immersive murder mystery to Colorado. Enjoy the full experience of a murder mystery by becoming a character in the story, while exploring Colorado's number 1 haunted house, Hellscream Haunted House!
4. Cosmo's Magic Theater
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 341 reviews
Elegant, 54 seat theater featuring live performances of magic, comedy and music. Owned and operated by long time professional magician, Cosmo Solano who spent two decades as a full time magician/performer in Los Angeles, performing privately for celebrities, corporations as well as in theaters and night clubs. Cosmo became a magician member of the Hollywood Magic Castle at the age of 21.
Reviewed By 606marilyns - Conifer, United States
My grandson and I went to the very reasonably priced Saturday afternoon show. Cosmos does a great job involving the kids in the show. His magic has both kids and adults "oohing" and "aahing."
5. The Champagne Cabaret
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Peaks and Pasties brings to you, known to the public as The Champagne Cabaret with Peaks and Pasties, weekly and/or monthly shows, featuring burlesque, music, comedy, dance, themes, theater and a variety of performances to entertain at The Gold Room, 18 S. Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80903
6. Flying W Ranch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Since 1953, the Flying W has offered a winning combination of picturesque natural surroundings, tasty cowboy trail fare, and unsurpassed western entertainment featuring the legendary Flying W Wranglers. Nestled in a stunning red rock enclave on a Rocky Mountain cattle ranch, the Old West comes alive through marvelous Navajo Rug Weavers and Silversmiths, Blacksmiths, ranch animals, and Old West endeavors. At suppertime, smoked meats, with all the trimmings, are served in a magnificent new facility, or weather permitting, under the Colorado stars. To top it all off, the world-renowned Flying W Wranglers, the second-oldest western band in the world, captivate hearts with three-part-harmonies of time-honored tunes of the open range, superb instrumentation, and heartwarming bunkhouse humor. The Flying W Ranch has delighted seven million people from around the world since 1953. It has now risen from the ashes of the 2012 Waldo Canyon Fire.
Reviewed By L8787DSsarahb - Fouke, United States
Our group of 8 really enjoyed the ranch, meal, walking around and visiting with the ranch hands and the show! The band was amazing!! The facilities are brand new and clean. It was so inspiring to hear their story of rebuilding after the fire. Loved how the included faith, family and freedom!!
7. Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 223 reviews
Housed in an award winning art-deco facility, the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College has been the cultural center of the Pikes Peak region for nearly a century. With roots reaching back to the Broadmoor Art Academy, the Fine Arts Center has striven to promote the importance of fine art from its inception in 1936. The FAC's museum boasts a large permanent collection of regional, national, and international artists and hosts an array of traveling exhibitions. In addition to the museum, the Fine Arts Center also houses a Broadway-caliber theater with its own theater company as well as an established art school.
Reviewed By MariahZ5614NG - Colorado Springs, United States
Went to a play there. They also have a museum with a variety of different items which change periodically. There are native american items and items from early settlers and Spanish american parts of the regions heritage. If you go to a theater production you can go to the museum free. Next door is the Numismatic association so you can easily spend a few hours between the museums.
8. Millibo Art Theatre
9. Ent Center for the Arts
10. Pikes Peak Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By MegM09 - Colorado, United States
Just went to my first Philharmonic performance at the PPC and it was fantastic! The auditorium is large but still small compared to big city theaters. Seats are very comfortable with plenty of leg room. Not a bad seat in the house!
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