Jeremy Jones

1 week ago | springsmag.com | Jeremy Jones

Downtown Colorado Springs’ Arts Alley is going to be filled with sin — the seven deadly sins, to be exact. SIN — yes in all caps; these are the big ones, after all, the heavy hitters that have taken down empires — is an upcoming exhibition at the Bosky Studio, featuring collaborative works by 13 of the most notable artists in the Springs and beyond. And on First Friday June 6, SIN is going full alley takeover for a festive bacchanal to open the exhibition.

2 weeks ago | springsmag.com | Jeremy Jones

The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will be in town soon to fly over the U.S. Air Force Academy graduation. It’s always a treat to see the F-16 Fighting Falcons of the elite flight demonstration team. And it’s a very Colorado Springs scene to see them practicing and performing overhead each spring. The U.S. Air Force Graduation is a stirring and patriotic experience of its own — especially when those jets roar overhead at just the precise moment of the ceremony as the cadets throw their caps skyward.

3 weeks ago | springsmag.com | Jeremy Jones

Whether you’re looking for raucous or relaxing, city or country, cultured or crazy, Colorado has a festival for you this summer. Take your pick from these standouts all around the Centennial State. Summer is high season for festivals, and Colorado is home to some world-famous festivals. We’ve assembled a list of some of the finest events for fun all over the Centennial State. Go for a day or immerse yourself in the multi-day festivities.

3 weeks ago | springsmag.com | Jeremy Jones

There’s a new must-go restaurant on the Colorado Springs dining scene. Oro opened in late April at the Mining Exchange Hotel downtown, and in living up to its Italian name, Oro has struck gold. In keeping with The Mining Exchange’s historic roots as the stock exchange that financed the Pikes Peak region’s gold rush, Oro carries its comfortably elevated theme by blending Colorado style with Italian cuisine.

1 month ago | springsmag.com | Jeremy Jones

I step up to the tee and adjust my grip. I look down the fairway, then back at the ball. I take a few short practice swings to align my club with the ball before extending into a backswing. Then I take a full swing forward as smoothy as possible and — shank the ball in a high and very short looping arc into the rough. So I take a few short steps, pick up my ball and place it on the tee again. That’s the beauty of indoor golf at City Golf COS, the new golf experience downstairs at Trainwreck.