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Turn to page 48 of Colorado Springs Lifestyle magazine’s digital issue to read about the Green Box Farm & Art Market!
Cory Feder, Green Box artist-in-residence, tells a story in embroidery in a studio in Green Mountain Falls. Pat Hill, Pikes Peak Courier
Quest to an “authentically dangerous” castle, a James Turrell Skyspace, a water tank-turned-recording studio, and other Colorado art experiences worth a long detour.
Colorado’s “second city” has a rich and historic art scene, often overshadowed by the city’s contemporary connections to sports, tech, and the military.
The seventh year of Green Box’s artist residency program brings global artistic practices to a rural mountain setting.
Residents and visitors have a few more chances to see the 7000 square foot sculpture flying above Gazebo Lake before its final day on October 19.
The Green Box Arts Festival concluded its 17th season with a bang, and with bullish event organizers wondering how they can beat 2025, when it comes to attendees and overall energy.
Colorful pieces of kite fabric trail the sky above a small body of water. A sea of reds, oranges, yellows and blues float through the air with changes in the wind to mimic the movement of a flock of birds or schools of fish. The colors swirl across the backdrop of a lush green landscape, accentuating the beauty of the natural surroundings.
“A typically small arts festival in Green Mountain Falls, Colorado is turning into a big deal thanks to a massive outdoor art installation.”