Jennifer Mulson is an A&E and Features Reporter at The Gazette. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a diverse range of topics including celebrities, comedy, concerts and festivals, and fine art. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Denver Gazette, Yahoo News, and COLORADOSPRINGS.COM.
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By: Jennifer Mulson
Colorado Springs Comic Con will feature 50 celebrities from well-known TV shows and films, including Anne Ramsay and some of her castmates from the 1992 film "A League of Their Own." The event will also offer comic book artists, panels with celebrities, and the chance to purchase photos and autographs. It's Friday through Sunday at The Broadmoor World Arena.
By: Jennifer Mulson
“Heart Speak” is David Vincent’s new exhibit of abstract paintings. The longtime Manitou Springs artist is known for his photorealistic paintings of wildlife, cityscapes and landscapes, one of which won a poster contest for the USA Pro Challenge in 2015. The show is up through Aug. 29 at the Manitou Art Center.
By: April Borjon, Seth Boster, Jennifer Mulson
“Pluribus” was a critically acclaimed hit last year on Apple TV. If you’re late to it like me, well, you know what they say: better late than never. Is it a dystopian series? Or is it rather a utopia that has been created by some alien virus that has blended the minds of humanity? Now, […]
By: Jennifer Mulson
The Denver and Front Range Chapter of the Feminist Bird Club is an offshoot of the national Feminist Bird Club, which was formed in 2016 in New York City. The group, intended as an inclusive space for women, people of color and queer people, meets montly for free outings around Boulder and Denver.
The website WindowSwap allows you to click the tab "Open a window somewhere in the world" 250 times for free every week, each time opening a new window in some town you've never heard of.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Speed dating, once popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s before dating apps found their heyday, is having a resurgence thanks to app fatigue among users. Amy Samarin founded Back to the Basics Speed Dating a year ago and has since run dozens of events and helped singles make love connections.
By: Jennifer Mulson
The weekend's events include the Dragon Boat Races in Denver, San Juan BrewFest in Durango, and Union Peak Festival at Copper Mountain.
By: Jennifer Mulson
The Colorado State Fair begins Friday and runs through Sept. 7 at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in Pueblo. The days are filled with concerts, rodeos, monster trucks, arts and crafts shows, carnival rides and more.
By: Jennifer Mulson
The weekend's concerts include the Gene Simmons Band with KISS co-founder Simmons, country singer-songwriter Ty Myers, and blues guitarist Eli Cook.
By: Jennifer Mulson
Radiant Blue Marble is a day-long film festival featuring short films by six Colorado arts, film and academic organizations, capped with a screening of the 1964 film, “Dr. Strangelove,” presented by the CO150 Film Festival.
