Thursday, June 20, 2013
Comment Archives: stories: Special Section: Fall Arts Preview
Re: “Watch and learn”
Website address is: www.uccs.edu/iff
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Posted by
Carole Woodall
on 09/08/2011 at 3:08 PM
Re: “The power of steam”
Great article Kirsten! It is so inspirational to see how creative people embrace technology, and actually profit.
Posted by
WriteNowSue
on 08/27/2010 at 10:35 AM
Re: “Team Chris”
Can't wait! I love all the shows at the Butte.
Posted by
robertdseals
on 08/26/2010 at 9:50 AM
Re: “Fall Arts Preview '09: Literary Event Listings”
Free Expression Poetry Night is now hosted at The Warehouse (25 W Cimarron St. / corner of Cimarron and Sahwatch) from 6pm-9pm
Posted by
Freexpoetry
on 10/19/2009 at 12:40 PM
Re: “Fall Arts Preview '09: Season's bleatings”
YES... Backstreet Boys have been touring, pretty much continuously since UNBREAKABLE album launched in late 2007 ~ that tour only ended in 3/2009, and they have been recording & doing promo since then. BSB have millions of fans globally who still love to hear their new and classic songs. www.backstreetboys.com It would be really cool if real facts were posted here.
Posted by
kimasabe
on 09/01/2009 at 1:13 PM
Re: “Fall Arts Preview '09: Season's bleatings”
How is the third album in four years a "reunion" album for the Backstreet Boys? Fresh off a world tour to support their last album Unbreakable last year, the Backstreet Boys immediately went into the studio for This Is Us. Although this album's style harkens back to their earlier R&B roots compared to the poprock Never Gone and Unbreakable, I would hardly call a band that has worked together for almost 17 years a "comeback".
Posted by
Katelyn
on 09/01/2009 at 12:29 PM
Re: “Fall Arts Preview '09: 38 degrees of collaboration”
I think this is great for Pueblo and to expose the town and it's artist to other communities as well. Wish you all the best of luck in your endeavor and look forward to seeing your work in the future.
Dee Dickerson
Posted by
deedee0369
on 08/29/2009 at 2:44 PM
Re: “You may say he's a dreamer ...”
My question is: does this guy live in Manitou? No. Will he have to deal with the noise and traffic? No. This is a win-win? I don't think so. We already have more cars than the infrastructure can handle; 750 more? I dont think so and I don't think any of the folks living in Manitou do either. Maybe he should by the Walton's house that's for sale; obviously they don't want to enjoy the benefits of the amphitheater either.