Jennifer Mulson is an A&E and Features Reporter at The Gazette. She specializes in covering music genres and the world of plays and musicals, bringing engaging stories to life for her audience. Her work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, Yahoo News, COLORADOSPRINGS.COM, and Brunswick News Inc.
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Jennifer Mulson's coverage has a strong focus on local events and entertainment news in Colorado Springs, with an emphasis on music, art, and seasonal activities. Pitches should offer unique angles or exclusive access to local events such as performances, exhibits, or seasonal attractions happening in the area.
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By: Jennifer Mulson
Colorado Springs artist Jen Meyer’s new exhibit, “Mother,” reflects on motherhood through collaged pieces featuring bears and roses.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Dozens of new exhibits will open on Friday around the Pikes Peak region, including a show celebrating the First Amendment, the 50th anniversary of Miramont Castle, and a 35th anniversary celebration for a local oil painter.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Green Box Arts Festival in Green Mountain Falls will offer more than 150 events from the Fourth of July through July 19, beginning with a free Fourth of July celebration, with a parade, multiple bands and water lantern launch. This year’s featured dance company is the Oklahoma City Ballet, and the new large-scale art installation will be “Open House,” a wall-less cabin by a Mexico-based artist.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Cruising the big blue skies in a basket fueled by nothing but hot air sits atop many a wish list. Rainbow Ryders can help you cross it off this summer with an early morning float over the Pikes Peak region.
A Gazette reporter elicits epiphanies while taking improv classes.
By: Jennifer Mulson
The week’s musical offerings include a show featuring 1980s hits, a dance party paying homage to the 2010s, and rock band BoDeans.
By: Jennifer Mulson
America’s Mountain Festival in Woodland Park on Saturday will feature a slew of red dirt country musicians, including headliner Aaron Watson, Walker Montgomery, Tyce Delk and Jenna Paulette.
By: Jennifer Mulson
The fifth annual Ivywild Garden Art Toure, by the Ivywild Improvement Society, features seven gardens that incorporate art into their landscapes. It runs Saturday in the Ivywild neighborhood southwest of downtown Colorado Springs.
Millibo Art Theatre got its start 25 years ago as the Manitou Art Theatre. Founded by Jim Jackson, a professional clown, and his wife, Birgitta De Pree, an actor who loved creating children's shows, the community theater does children's and adult shows, cabaret, circus performance, solo shows and more in their Ivywild location.
By: Jennifer Mulson
As part of CO150, a film festival featuring more than 150 of the best Colorado films, Lulu's will host several screenings, including "Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade" at 7 p.m. Friday, "WarGames" at 7 p.m. July 21, and "True Grit" at 7 p.m. July 22.
