Jennifer Mulson is an A&E and Features Reporter at The Gazette. She specializes in covering events and conferences, travel and tourism, as well as culture and society, with a particular focus on arts and entertainment in Colorado and Colorado Springs. Her work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, Yahoo News, COLORADOSPRINGS.COM, and Brunswick News Inc.
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By: Jennifer Mulson
Russ Young has a standing weekly telephone date with his wife, who died this year.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Jennifer Choi, a Colorado Springs baker who owns the cookie boutique Craft and Crumbles, is competing on season six of Food Network's "Holiday Wars." After winning an episode of "Christmas Cookie Challenge" last year, she's now competing with a team to win $25,000. The series airs at 7 p.m. Sundays through Dec. 22.
By: Jennifer Mulson
of 3 “The Thanksgiving Play,” by Springs Ensemble Theatre, opens 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays, 2 p.m. Nov. 17 and 24, 7:30 p.m.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Vacant motels, deserted gas stations and vintage marquee signs dot the highways and byways of America.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Monument landscape artist Jason Kowalski spends his days road tripping with his family, in search of abandoned motels, filling stations, marquee signs and other ephemera that he then depicts in his large oil paintings. Halfway through his process he layers in images from old photos, ads and other memorabilia that adds texture to the work. His pieces have been shown in Denver and around the country.
By: Jennifer Mulson
While theatergoers bawled in their seats over the tragic ending of “Titanic,” Neil deGrasse Tyson fumed.
By: Jennifer Mulson
William Althoff has sliced and diced, basted and broiled for some of the most powerful people in the U.S. Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Pikes Peak State College will present the Tony Award-winning show "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," its first musical in more than two decades.
By: Jennifer Mulson
When a museum offers free days, you take them up on it. Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center has two free days every month: second Saturdays and third Fridays. Worth checking out this month is the exhibit “Alhamdu | Muslim Futurism” by MIPSTERZ, an arts and culture collective for Muslim, Muslim-adjacent and creative allies. The national touring multimedia, immersive, experiential and collaborative installation is up through Jan. 11. — Jennifer Mulson, The Gazette
By: Jennifer Mulson
Black Forest and Colorado Springs native Patrick Shearn, whose large-scale, immersive and experiential work has been seen around the world, will have his first gallery show. It opens Thursday at Ent Center for the Arts and feature work inspired by macro photography, which is close-up photos of small subjects.
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