Join the circle the last Saturday of every month as we pull out the big screen and gather to watch a different mushroom themed movie or documentary each month.

In April we will be watching 'Fungi: Web of Life.' Narrated by Bjork, this movie shows us some the grandest and strangest organisms ever discovered, showcased through jaw-dropping time-lapse cinematography, in a landscape largely unchanged from the time of the dinosaurs.

You are permitted to bring your own food and drinks. There will also be mushroom popcorn and lots of other yummy mushroom snacks and drinks available for sale. Bring your own comfy chair (think lawn chair), or we can provide one.

Doors open at 7pm. Movie starts at 715pm. See you there!

Mush Love,
Tee

Join us as we step into spring with a creative beaded plant class.

 Design a beautiful, everlasting piece to brighten your space.

Saturday, April 25th 

5:15-8:15 PM

$50/Seat 

All Materials Included 

Please RSVP as Seating is limited 

White Rabbit Beads

2421 W. Colorado Ave. Colorado Springs, CO.

(719) 635-0035

www.whiterabbitbeads.com

Class Size: 13

In this fun and crafty class, we will dive deep into our epic trove of vintage matchbooks (we’re talkin’ hundreds of them) and gather a selection of matchbooks to assemble + adhere + frame into a unique and one-of-a-kind framed matchbook piece. Have your own sentimental matchbooks? Bring ‘em with you!

SUPPLIES PROVIDED

• Hundreds of vintage matchbooks to choose from

• Your choice of a black, white, or gray 12”x12” shadow box frame, ready to hang

• A variety of black, white, and colored scrapbook paper for your matchbook background

• Glue, scissors, other tools

INSTRUCTOR

Clayton Hapke, owner of Hapke’s Hortum

DETAILS

All participants receive a 15% discount on all in-store purchases on the day of the workshop.

Refunds are available within 72 hrs of the workshop date. You must email howdy@hapkeshortum.com to show proof of receipt to receive a refund. Scammers beware

This workshop is limited to 13 participants, so grab your spot asap!

Cost: $50

Sign up here: https://www.hapkeshortum.com/workshops/p/vintage-matchbook-frames

We’ve revamped run night. Wednesday Night Run Club is your midweek excuse to get moving, hit the streets with good people, and celebrate finishing with a cold beer. This weekly group run is a collaboration between Cerberus Brewing Co., Urban Animal Downtown, and the Cerberus Run Team (Pikes Peak Road Runners).

The Details:
• Check-in: 5 PM
• Hard rollout: 5:15 PM sharp
• Distance: ~3 miles
• Pace: Steady and energized, enough to feel it, not sweat it
• Day: Every Wednesday night

How It Works:
Start at either brewery. We hit the route as a group: connect the dots, keep the rhythm, and enjoy the ride. You’ll reach the other brewery together, then loop back to where you started. Beer discounts await at both stops—because why shouldn’t running pay off?

Stay Connected:
Join our Strava Club for route details, updates, and occasional bonus challenges. https://strava.app.link/neRguUB7i0b

No sign-ups. No fees. Just roll up, run, and toast to getting it done.
See you Wednesday. 

A story about grief, responsibility, and the human mind.

Frozen by Bryony Lavery follows three people whose lives intersect after an act of violence:

• A mother living in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

• A man imprisoned for a devastating crime.

• A psychiatrist studying the nature of violent behavior.

Over the course of the play, their stories unfold in quiet scenes that ask difficult questions about memory, accountability, and the possibility of change.

This is an intimate, actor-driven production.

The Production

Featuring:

• Desiree Myers, Henry Nominated for The Revolutionists, as the psychiatrist Dr. Agnetha Gottmundsdottir

• Steve Emily, Henry Winner for Annapurna, as the serial killer Ralph Wantage

• Jane Fromme, last seen at SET in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, as the grieving mother Nancy Shirley

Directed by Matt Radcliffe, Henry Nominated for directing The Elephant Man.

If you are drawn to theatre that examines difficult subjects with care, this production offers that for you.

A story about grief, responsibility, and the human mind.

Frozen by Bryony Lavery follows three people whose lives intersect after an act of violence:

• A mother living in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

• A man imprisoned for a devastating crime.

• A psychiatrist studying the nature of violent behavior.

Over the course of the play, their stories unfold in quiet scenes that ask difficult questions about memory, accountability, and the possibility of change.

This is an intimate, actor-driven production.

The Production

Featuring:

• Desiree Myers, Henry Nominated for The Revolutionists, as the psychiatrist Dr. Agnetha Gottmundsdottir

• Steve Emily, Henry Winner for Annapurna, as the serial killer Ralph Wantage

• Jane Fromme, last seen at SET in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, as the grieving mother Nancy Shirley

Directed by Matt Radcliffe, Henry Nominated for directing The Elephant Man.

If you are drawn to theatre that examines difficult subjects with care, this production offers that for you.

A story about grief, responsibility, and the human mind.

Frozen by Bryony Lavery follows three people whose lives intersect after an act of violence:

• A mother living in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

• A man imprisoned for a devastating crime.

• A psychiatrist studying the nature of violent behavior.

Over the course of the play, their stories unfold in quiet scenes that ask difficult questions about memory, accountability, and the possibility of change.

This is an intimate, actor-driven production.

The Production

Featuring:

• Desiree Myers, Henry Nominated for The Revolutionists, as the psychiatrist Dr. Agnetha Gottmundsdottir

• Steve Emily, Henry Winner for Annapurna, as the serial killer Ralph Wantage

• Jane Fromme, last seen at SET in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, as the grieving mother Nancy Shirley

Directed by Matt Radcliffe, Henry Nominated for directing The Elephant Man.

If you are drawn to theatre that examines difficult subjects with care, this production offers that for you.

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL WORKSHOP

Are you ready to get your hands dirty? Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil wrapped with string or mono-filament fishing line. They can be displayed on a decorative surface or hung by a string in a window. This is an intermediate-level workshop; it requires patience and the use of hand tools, tying knots, working with fishing line, etc. Workshop price includes your choice of houseplant appropriate for Kokedama wrapping, moss, fishing line, twine, and cord.

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All participants receive a 15% discount on all in-store purchases on the day of the workshop.

Refunds are available within 72 hrs of the workshop date. You must email howdy@hapkeshortum.com to show proof of receipt to receive a refund. Scammers beware

This workshop is limited to 15 participants, so grab your spot asap!

Cost: $45

Sign up here: https://www.hapkeshortum.com/workshops/p/kokedama

Under the Aries New Moon, we’re breaking spellcraft down to its essentials. In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll learn how magical correspondences work and how to intentionally choose symbols that support your goals.

A story about grief, responsibility, and the human mind.

Frozen by Bryony Lavery follows three people whose lives intersect after an act of violence:

• A mother living in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

• A man imprisoned for a devastating crime.

• A psychiatrist studying the nature of violent behavior.

Over the course of the play, their stories unfold in quiet scenes that ask difficult questions about memory, accountability, and the possibility of change.

This is an intimate, actor-driven production.

The Production

Featuring:

• Desiree Myers, Henry Nominated for The Revolutionists, as the psychiatrist Dr. Agnetha Gottmundsdottir

• Steve Emily, Henry Winner for Annapurna, as the serial killer Ralph Wantage

• Jane Fromme, last seen at SET in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, as the grieving mother Nancy Shirley

Directed by Matt Radcliffe, Henry Nominated for directing The Elephant Man.

If you are drawn to theatre that examines difficult subjects with care, this production offers that for you.

We’ve revamped run night. Wednesday Night Run Club is your midweek excuse to get moving, hit the streets with good people, and celebrate finishing with a cold beer. This weekly group run is a collaboration between Cerberus Brewing Co., Urban Animal Downtown, and the Cerberus Run Team (Pikes Peak Road Runners).

The Details:
• Check-in: 5 PM
• Hard rollout: 5:15 PM sharp
• Distance: ~3 miles
• Pace: Steady and energized, enough to feel it, not sweat it
• Day: Every Wednesday night

How It Works:
Start at either brewery. We hit the route as a group: connect the dots, keep the rhythm, and enjoy the ride. You’ll reach the other brewery together, then loop back to where you started. Beer discounts await at both stops—because why shouldn’t running pay off?

Stay Connected:
Join our Strava Club for route details, updates, and occasional bonus challenges. https://strava.app.link/neRguUB7i0b

No sign-ups. No fees. Just roll up, run, and toast to getting it done.
See you Wednesday. 

A story about grief, responsibility, and the human mind.

Frozen by Bryony Lavery follows three people whose lives intersect after an act of violence:

• A mother living in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

• A man imprisoned for a devastating crime.

• A psychiatrist studying the nature of violent behavior.

Over the course of the play, their stories unfold in quiet scenes that ask difficult questions about memory, accountability, and the possibility of change.

This is an intimate, actor-driven production.

The Production

Featuring:

• Desiree Myers, Henry Nominated for The Revolutionists, as the psychiatrist Dr. Agnetha Gottmundsdottir

• Steve Emily, Henry Winner for Annapurna, as the serial killer Ralph Wantage

• Jane Fromme, last seen at SET in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, as the grieving mother Nancy Shirley

Directed by Matt Radcliffe, Henry Nominated for directing The Elephant Man.

If you are drawn to theatre that examines difficult subjects with care, this production offers that for you.

🎨 Youth Wheel Throwing Pottery Class (Ages 7–16)

Ready to get muddy and make something awesome? Our Youth Wheel Throwing Class is the perfect monthly workshop for kids aged 7–16 to explore the art of pottery—no experience required!

Held on the second Sunday of every month, this hands-on class introduces young artists to the exciting world of the pottery wheel. Students will learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing from centering clay to shaping and finishing their own unique creations.

🌀 What Kids Will Learn:

In this class, students focus entirely on wheel throwing techniques. Our friendly instructors will guide kids through each step of the process in a fun, supportive environment.

Beginner-friendly projects may include:

• 🍵 Small bowls

• 🌱 Planters

• 💍 Ring dishes

• 🐾 Pet treat trays

• 🧈 Tiny butter crocks

Each child will leave class feeling proud of what they made—and maybe even a little obsessed with clay.

📅 Class Details:

• Session Date: Sunday, April 12th, 2026

• Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

• Ages: 7–16

• Price: $60 class fee + $15 materials fee(includes clay, glazing, firings, and use of all studio tools)

• Class Size: 3–6 students

• Location: Pikes Peak Artist Collective 2708 W Colorado Ave STE C

  Colorado Springs, CO 80904

🔥 Pottery Pickup:

Finished pieces will be fired in our studio and available for pickup 4–6 weeks after class. We’ll email you as soon as they’re ready!

💬 Scholarships Available:

We want art to be accessible to everyone. If you’re interested in applying for a scholarship, please reach out to us at info@pikespeakartist.com for an application.

This class fills quickly, so grab your spot and let your kid experience the magic of the pottery wheel!

Your soul has a story and it lives in the Akashic Records

You can now book with Emily and her Stars for this Saturday, April 11th - limited spaces!

Emily has been doing this work online since 2020. For the first time here in Colorado Springs, she is opening the Akashic Records live, in person, just for you.

On April 11th and May 9th, at The Enchanted Fox you can book with Emily for private 1:1 Akashic Records Readings — 45 minutes to explore the past lives and karmic imprints quietly running the show in your present life.

If you’ve been circling the same patterns, stuck in a belief that won’t budge, or just wondering what your soul has been carrying across lifetimes, then my friend this is for you.

Spots are limited.

Booking - https://enchantedfoxocc.as.me/AkashicEmily

Karaoke at Thunder & Buttons!

Every week

Thursday - Saturday from 9pm - 1am

A story about grief, responsibility, and the human mind.

Frozen by Bryony Lavery follows three people whose lives intersect after an act of violence:

• A mother living in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

• A man imprisoned for a devastating crime.

• A psychiatrist studying the nature of violent behavior.

Over the course of the play, their stories unfold in quiet scenes that ask difficult questions about memory, accountability, and the possibility of change.

This is an intimate, actor-driven production.

The Production

Featuring:

• Desiree Myers, Henry Nominated for The Revolutionists, as the psychiatrist Dr. Agnetha Gottmundsdottir

• Steve Emily, Henry Winner for Annapurna, as the serial killer Ralph Wantage

• Jane Fromme, last seen at SET in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, as the grieving mother Nancy Shirley

Directed by Matt Radcliffe, Henry Nominated for directing The Elephant Man.

If you are drawn to theatre that examines difficult subjects with care, this production offers that for you.

A story about grief, responsibility, and the human mind.

Frozen by Bryony Lavery follows three people whose lives intersect after an act of violence:

• A mother living in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

• A man imprisoned for a devastating crime.

• A psychiatrist studying the nature of violent behavior.

Over the course of the play, their stories unfold in quiet scenes that ask difficult questions about memory, accountability, and the possibility of change.

This is an intimate, actor-driven production.

The Production

Featuring:

• Desiree Myers, Henry Nominated for The Revolutionists, as the psychiatrist Dr. Agnetha Gottmundsdottir

• Steve Emily, Henry Winner for Annapurna, as the serial killer Ralph Wantage

• Jane Fromme, last seen at SET in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, as the grieving mother Nancy Shirley

Directed by Matt Radcliffe, Henry Nominated for directing The Elephant Man.

If you are drawn to theatre that examines difficult subjects with care, this production offers that for you.

A story about grief, responsibility, and the human mind.

Frozen by Bryony Lavery follows three people whose lives intersect after an act of violence:

• A mother living in the aftermath of unimaginable loss.

• A man imprisoned for a devastating crime.

• A psychiatrist studying the nature of violent behavior.

Over the course of the play, their stories unfold in quiet scenes that ask difficult questions about memory, accountability, and the possibility of change.

This is an intimate, actor-driven production.

The Production

Featuring:

• Desiree Myers, Henry Nominated for The Revolutionists, as the psychiatrist Dr. Agnetha Gottmundsdottir

• Steve Emily, Henry Winner for Annapurna, as the serial killer Ralph Wantage

• Jane Fromme, last seen at SET in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, as the grieving mother Nancy Shirley

Directed by Matt Radcliffe, Henry Nominated for directing The Elephant Man.

If you are drawn to theatre that examines difficult subjects with care, this production offers that for you.

Think you’re the smartest in the brewery? Prove it.

Join us every Tuesday at 6:30 PM for Trivia Night at Cerberus Brewing Co., where bragging rights, beer, and brainpower collide. We’re serving up fresh questions each week (no repeats, no mercy) with prizes for the top 3 teams.

Even if your answers stink, our beer still tastes like victory.

Cerberus Brewing Co.
Tuesday at 6:30 PM
Prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd

First Friday ArtWalk

Browse the local art galleries, open artist studios, shops and eateries with this free self-guided tour in Old Colorado City. Meet local artists. Enjoy live demonstrations! Best of all, the beautiful art pieces are available for purchase! Make it a night out in Old Colorado City.

• Date: First Friday of every month

• Time: 5:00-8:00pm (see participating galleries)

• Location: West Colorado Avenue between 17th Street and 31th Street

• Cost: FREE

• Live artist demonstrations

• Meet local artists and artisans

• View original works of art by local artists

• Special offers throughout Old Colorado City

• Enjoy complimentary refreshments at several shops and galleries

• Follow us on FACEBOOK for more

Thank You to Our Sponsors!

Night at the Museum, Trivia Style!

Join us at the Old Colorado City Historical Society every Tuesday in March (except St. Patrick’s Day) as we kick off this new trivia series and see how it goes. We’d love for you to be part of it!

Date Details:

• Tues, March 3rd – Pikes Peak Region History Trivia

• Tues, March 10th – Colorado State Trivia

• Tues, March 24th – Wagons West! Frontier Days Trivia

• Tues, March 31st – General Knowledge Trivia

Doors open at 6:00 PM

Trivia starts at 6:30 PM

We’ll have snacks and drinks, and you don’t need a team—come solo and join one when you arrive! If you have a team, bring it on!

Bring your friends (or make new ones) and have some fun with us. We’d love to see you there!

1st place prize for the winning team each week!

All ages.

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL WORKSHOP

Are you ready to get your hands dirty? Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil wrapped with string or mono-filament fishing line. They can be displayed on a decorative surface or hung by a string in a window. This is an intermediate-level workshop; it requires patience and the use of hand tools, tying knots, working with fishing line, etc. Workshop price includes your choice of houseplant appropriate for Kokedama wrapping, moss, fishing line, twine, and cord.

__

All participants receive a 15% discount on all in-store purchases on the day of the workshop.

Refunds are available within 72 hrs of the workshop date. You must email howdy@hapkeshortum.com to show proof of receipt to receive a refund. Scammers beware

This workshop is limited to 15 participants, so grab your spot asap!

Cost: $45

Sign up here: https://www.hapkeshortum.com/workshops/p/kokedama