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Loring Wirbel
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Freelance Arts Editor, Colorado Springs Indy
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By Loring Wirbel| Colorado Springs Indy Verified Music fans always held out hope that the official end of the pandemic would lead to a tsunami of pent-up demand, particularly for outdoor shows in the summer months. Locally, this has manifested itself in more neighborhood weekly concerts than at any time before the pandemic. Regionally, fans can count on old-favorite multi-day festivals such as Telluride Bluegrass, RockyGrass and Rocky Mountain Folks Festival.
By Loring Wirbel| Colorado Springs Business Journal Verified Brother Luck first came to fame for his standout restaurants and his popularity on celebrity chef shows, but he’s increasingly known for his work in public speaking and supporting communities. Alongside a new chapter that’s seen him replace Lucky Dumpling with The Tipperary and the highly anticipated Folklore, the James Beard nominee says his goal for 2023 is to reach more people by discussing mental health and how to build a business, and by sharing stories of hope and inspiration.
By Loring Wirbel| Colorado Springs Indy Verified Music fans always held out hope that the official end of the pandemic would lead to a tsunami of pent-up demand, particularly for outdoor shows in the summer months. Locally, this has manifested itself in more neighborhood weekly concerts than at any time before the pandemic. Regionally, fans can count on old-favorite multi-day festivals such as Telluride Bluegrass, RockyGrass and Rocky Mountain Folks Festival.
Company Info
Colorado Springs Indy
The Colorado Springs Indy (CS Indy) is a biweekly alternative newspaper that has been serving the Colorado Springs community since 1993. Founded by John Weiss, it aims to provide a progressive voice and highlight underrepresented perspectives. The publication transitioned to nonprofit status in 2022 and was acquired by local developers Kevin O’Neil and J.W. Roth in 2024. CS Indy publishes a free print newspaper available at newsstands throughout Colorado Springs. It also offers digital content, including online articles and membership perks for a monthly donation. The newspaper focuses on local news, cultural coverage, and advocacy for marginalized groups. Additionally, it hosts or sponsors local events, providing members with free or discounted access. The Indy relies on local advertising and community support through memberships and donations to sustain its operations.
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
+1 719-577-4545
Founded: 1993