Jennifer Mulson is an A&E and Features Reporter at The Gazette. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a diverse range of topics including celebrities, comedy, concerts and festivals, and fine art. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Denver Gazette, Yahoo News, and COLORADOSPRINGS.COM.
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By: April Borjon, Jennifer Mulson, Seth Boster
“Good Will Hunting” is streaming on Peacock, making it a perfect pick for a little nostalgia, self-discovery and a reminder that you don’t have to have everything figured out — my favorite type of reminder. Starring Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Robin Williams, the Oscar-winning drama follows a genius but troubled young man whose life […]
By: Jennifer Mulson
The 72nd annual Parade of Homes, put on by the Colorado Springs Housing & Building Association, runs Friday through Sept. 27. This year's event will showcase 33 homes by 21 builders throughout El Paso County.
By: Jennifer Mulson
"Freedom to Thrive," the new Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum exhibit features more than two dozen contemporary and historical changemakers, advocates and activists from Southern Colorado and the Pikes Peak region, and reflects on the city's 150th and the country's 250th anniversaries, while also asking us to ponder the question: How do we hope our community evolves over the next decades?
By: Jennifer Mulson
Theatreworks will mount Stephen Sondheim’s “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” beginning Thursday at the Ent Center for the Arts. The bloodiest Tony Award winner of all time has its own Blood Team at Theatreworks, who do blood design work for the show’s more than half a dozen murders.
By: Jennifer Mulson
The 10th annual Colorado Short Circuit Film Festival by the Independent Film Society of Colorado Springs will present 80 films in 10 genres by filmmakers ranging from 15 to 82. It’s Friday through Sunday at the Ivywild School.
By: Jennifer Mulson
The Rush Tribute Project, chamber group Parish House Baroque, rapper DAX, Christian country singer Anne Wilson, and Boots on the Mesa, free daylong country event will occupy stages around the Pikes Peak region this weekend.
By: Jennifer Mulson
In December, a Colorado Springs couple bought the defunct Western Jubilee, a beloved recording company and concert venue that was shuttered during the pandemic and never reopened after its owner, Scott O’Malley, died in 2023. The couple is still working with the city to make the historic building compliant and doesn’t yet have a projected opening date.
By: April Borjon, Seth Boster, Jennifer Mulson
Here’s one for hungry fans of period pieces: “My Brilliant Career.” Based on the novel of the same name by Miles Franklin, the new six-part Australian Netflix miniseries is set in rural Australia in 1900 and follows Sybella, a young farm girl who aches for a writing career. Her family and society’s expectations, along with […]
By: Jennifer Mulson
The inaugural Wild West Home & Homemade Expo at Norris Penrose Event Center on Sept. 19-20 will feature more than 80 vendors selling Western wear, woodworking, specialty foods, vintage items and more.
By: Jennifer Mulson
About four miles north of Woodland Park lurk hidden red sandstone formations that remind me of a castle and village. You'd never know it's there as you cruise down Highway 67, but a wonderland exists at the turnoff for Red Rocks Group Campground.
