Bettye LaVette is so skilled and genuine in her approach to interpretation, I forget to remember that the lion share of her projects are based on non-original material.

This record is FUN and for those of you who are old enough to remember, the sound will hurtle you back in time to the '70s.

Vicky remembers the joy and sadness of Jason Molina.

  Join artists and friends in their studios, their homes, yards, basements and their corner of the world with the on going Smokebrush Foundation For the Arts Interplanetary Art Club.  Share vision, processes, farming tips, and big ideas.

•   Through July 25, the Bemis School of Art will present a virtual workshop introducing basic Japanese calligraphy, brush mark-making and Sumi ink drawing, geared for ages 16-adult.  Tickets available online.

•   Create and maintain sustainable gardens and landscape.  On July 18, the City Of Fountain presents “Low Water Turf Alternatives”. July 21 brings the Independence Center’s “Virtual ADA Celebration”.  Speakers reflect on life before and after the Americans With Disabilities Act.

• During the month of July,  Art 111 Gallery & Art Supply will have on display more than 20 local artist works.  The LGBTQ friendly event features Robert McClain “Mustache Paintings,” an insight into being a gay man during the 7o’s.

  Colorado Springs Sports Corporation presents “4th of July Symphony On Your Porch”.  Get ready for the largest 4th of July event with fireworks erupting across the Pikes Peak Region.  Enjoy the Colorado Springs Philharmonic’s annual patriotic concert broadcast from local radio stations, including KCME 88.7, from your porch!  Tune into KKTV to watch a live stream of the fireworks.

The Laura Reilly Fine Art Gallery‘s virtual show for the month of June presents the brilliant colors of meadow, aspens, and wild flowers. This summer, enjoy weekly, virtual “Concerts At Lunch”, live from Grace and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church.

  View artist videos and framing information at the Academy Art & Frame Virtual Gallery through June 30. Through August 28, Pillar Institute For Lifelong Learning virtual classes will offer topics that include history, science, math, religion, music and more.

  The Colorado Springs Children’s Chorale will be Building A Better World Through Song on June 12 at 6:30p.m.  This virtual concert will include music from all the children with messages from our mayor and chorale founders and alumni.

  On Friday, June 5, Virtual Cocktails & Conversation with Esai Morales takes a look at the fun and interesting side of actors, entertainers, atheletes, and others. Running through June 12, The Palmer Park Photo Contest invites entries showing family friendly images of one of Colorado Springs’ beloved outdoor spaces.

On Friday, May 29,  join the Colorado Springs Pioneer Museum for their virtual Children’s History hour all about architecture and celebrating National Historic Preservation Month.  Enjoy story time, a brief history program, and a guided craft from the comfort of your own home.  Running through June, join the Space Foundation Discovery Center for great virtual content that includes downloadable videos,

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  You can still experience the Fine Arts Center with FAC Connect.  Visual, performing, and educational arts are at your fingertips, including the May 7 performance of “The Miraculous Journey Of Edward Tulane”.

  On Friday, May 1, join us for Drive-By First Friday at Cottonwood Center for the Arts.  Enjoy live performances from local musicians while you view large scale 2 and 3D art.

  Wednesday mornings and Thursday afternoons through May 7, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic presents Virtual Interludes, connecting musical minds with priceless performers. Poetry Heals Virtual Poetry Workshops can be found online every Wednesday evening through May 27.  Meet for some quiet time and creative expression.  Writers of all persuasions and abilities are welcome.