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  • A rocky cliff coast in Newfoundland

    Chasing the Cambrian Explosion: How the Fossils of Newfoundland Defined the Greatest Biological Revolution in Earth History

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    Fine Arts Center 30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    This event is sold out. To be added to the wait list, please contact the Box Office at fac@coloradocollege.edu or (719) 634-5583. Thank you! As a young PhD student in Newfoundland, I helped propose, and win acceptance of, the definition of the Precambrian–Cambrian boundary in rocks on the southeast coast of Newfoundland. This boundary marks […]

  • pen doodle on paper

    Sketch Lab

    Featured Sketch Lab
    Bemis School of Art 818 Pelham Pl, Colorado Springs, CO, United States

  • Yoga

    Featured Yoga
    Fine Arts Center 30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    Join us for yoga in our beautiful glass-walled Smith Family gallery. Participants are invited to stay and enjoy the museum after class. All experience levels are welcome. Tickets $12 per person (includes museum admission) FAC Members receive a 10% discount! Not a member? Join today TICKETS Please bring your own mat. Water is allowed during class, […]

  • A portion of the Wild Horses mural depicting wild horses running

    Member Moments: Unboxing Mechau

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    Fine Arts Center 30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    Join us for a special members-only unboxing of Winter Pastures, an oil study by Frank Mechau from around 1936 that is joining the Fine Arts Center's collection. Be among the first to see the painting as it is unpacked after its arrival. Recently deaccessioned by the Detroit Institute of Arts and generously offered to the FAC, […]

  • tea cup on pink saucer sitting on what appears to be a handwritten accounting document

    Member Tour: Annalee Davis: More Tender Geographies

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    Fine Arts Center 30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    Join artist Annalee Davis and FAC Curator of Contemporary Art Katja Rivera for a special members-only tour of Annalee Davis: More Tender Geographies. Hear directly from the artist and curator as they share the ideas, stories, and creative process behind the exhibition including what Davis calls a “post-plantation landscape” through a process by which she looks […]

  • Mixed media art of orange roots, green leaves, and pink abstract shapes drawn on top of a spreadsheet

    First Friday and Opening Celebration of Annalee Davis: More Tender Geographies

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    Fine Arts Center 30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    Celebrate the start of the Fine Arts Center Museum's fall exhibition season during First Friday with the opening of Annalee Davis: More Tender Geographies. Explore the exhibition throughout the evening, enjoy live music, and hear from the artist and museum staff during a special gallery talk. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Admission is […]

  • Several dining tables set with tablecloths and dining service with diners eating and chatting

    Opening Night Dinner | Come From Away

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    Fine Arts Center 30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    Make a Night of It: Opening Night Dinners  Opening Night is more than a performance — it’s a celebration.  Join us before each Opening Night performance for dinner at the Fine Arts Center and start your evening surrounded by fellow theatre lovers. Enjoy a relaxed, welcoming meal, hear special insights about the production and the artists bringing […]

  • Black and white portrait of Mary Hallock looking downward

    A Victorian Gentlewoman in Colorado’s Mines: Mary Hallock Foote’s Extractive Imagination

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    Fine Arts Center 30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    When Wallace Stegner mined the letters of the writer and illustrator Mary Hallock Foote for his Pulitzer Prize-winning Angle of Repose, he continued a longstanding association between mining and men. A century earlier, though, Foote herself had drawn on the mining communities of Colorado as the subjects of her novels and illustrations. This talk explores […]