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The festival retains its ties to the community amid all the dramatic flair, world-class events, art installations, intellectual conversations, artists-in residence, art walks, concerts, hikes, classes and children’s arts camps.
On the Heels of Opening Green Mountain Falls Skyspace, the 15th Annual Green Box Arts Festival will offer over 80 Performances, Events, Classes, and Camps!
Explore the arts and outdoors around Pikes Peak with a peaceful getaway based in Green Mountain Falls.
When it comes to James Turrell’s Skyspace concept, a light-based phenomenon that has spread around the world at more than eighty sites, it’s the location that counts.
For Amir Amiri, composing music in the James Turrell Skyspace in Green Mountain Falls brings the muse to the mountains.
As Green Box’s 2023 Artist in Residency, writer Arvin Ramgoolam’s new book unpacks the question of who land is protected for—and from—in the American West.
The recently developed Red Butter Recreation Area is a project of the Green Mountain Falls Foundation LLC. A relatively short but well developed trail provides hikers a novel chance to explore the east side of “GMF,” since other trails in town all traverse the town’s west side.
Recently voted on and approved by the congregation of the Church in the Wildwood, the Sallie Bush Community Center is now under contract to be purchased by the Historic Green Mountain Falls Foundation, with a closing date scheduled for March 31.
The first Green Box artists in residence for 2023, Stillhouse Junkies are invigorating their creativity with serenity in the mountains.
The UCCS Music Program and the Ent Center for the Arts are partnering with Green Box Arts to host the 2023 Summer Institute of Contemporary Performance Practice (SICPP).
Twenty-seven artists from around the world will be hitting the road in 2023 to head to Green Mountain Falls.
Tucked into the foothills of Pikes Peak, Green Mountain Falls is a tiny town that has made its name by combining art with nature. Now after a project five years in the making, it is celebrating a James Turrell Skyspace.