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A project that strikes at the heart of conversation, the audio documentary by Neena Pathak is based on listening. Artist in residence for Green Box Arts, Pathak launches her project next month in Green Mountain Falls.

Leading arts incubator welcomes the newest class of national and international artists to thriving arts destination in the Colorado mountains

Santa Claus in the James Turrell Skyspace, a yule log hidden in the forest, the festival Dec. 2 in Green Mountain Falls combines artistic majesty with a dose of nostalgia.

For those looking to escape the daily bustle below Pikes Peak whether it be from work, school or simply needing a change of scenery, a day trip up Ute Pass along U.S. 24 is sure to satisfy.

The Historic Green Mountain Falls Foundation closed last week on the purchase of 29.5 acres on Chipita Park Road.

Two Week Green Box Treasure Offers Respite from National and Local Political Disasters

A walk in Green Mountain Falls on opening day of the Green Box Arts Festival June 30 showcased the work of five artists.

I think that artistic experiences fuel wellness. — Scott Levy

This year’s roster of national performers includes the Paul Taylor Dance Company from New York City; the Delbert Anderson Trio, who plays a mix of Latinx, southwest, jazz, funk and hip-hop; and Larry & Joe, a bilingual duo who blend Venezuelan folk songs with bluegrass.

The Green Box Arts Festival in Green Mountain Falls, a small mountain town twenty minutes from Colorado Springs, is unlike anything else in Colorado.

Mayor Todd Dixon and the Green Mountain Falls Board of Trustees welcomed the Green Box Arts Festival with a proclamation recognizing arts and culture in the town.

Green Box Arts celebrates 15 years with its biggest festival yet. Here are insights into its gathering of world-class artists and enduring bold vision.