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About THE SHOW
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ColoradoArtWeekend.com is elated to announce our new Broadmoor Traditions Fine Art Festival.
The first show of its kind in the Broadmoor area, the Festival will serve the long time residents and new contemporary transplants a fresh an exciting event centered around fine art.
Located in southern Colorado, the Broadmoor neighborhood shin
ColoradoArtWeekend.com is elated to announce our new Broadmoor Traditions Fine Art Festival.
The first show of its kind in the Broadmoor area, the Festival will serve the long time residents and new contemporary transplants a fresh an exciting event centered around fine art.
Located in southern Colorado, the Broadmoor neighborhood shines as one of the premier districts in the state. The neighborhood is an upmarket residential jewel in Colorado Springs that's steeped in history with many stately mansions.
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The Colorado Springs School - 21 Broadmoor Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
The Colorado Springs School is a 60 year college-preparatory, day, and international school. The iconic Trianon home, built for Charles and Virginia Baldwin in 1906, will regally be at the head of the festival which will be held on the grassy Quad of the campus. The
The Colorado Springs School - 21 Broadmoor Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
The Colorado Springs School is a 60 year college-preparatory, day, and international school. The iconic Trianon home, built for Charles and Virginia Baldwin in 1906, will regally be at the head of the festival which will be held on the grassy Quad of the campus. The Baldwins hired local architect Thomas MacLaren to create a spacious residence deliberately scaled down from the Grand Trianon at Versailles. Just Google "The Colorado Springs School Trianon" to see the awe inspiring location.
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The Neighborhood
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July 22 & 23
10 am to 5 pm each day.
With daily high temperatures around 84°F and rarely falling below 74° or exceeding 92°F, the dates and times for this festivals are nothing short of spectacular. In 1881, William Willcox moved to the area from Pennsylvania and thought the combination of mountains and terrain resembled the Broadmoors of S
July 22 & 23
10 am to 5 pm each day.
With daily high temperatures around 84°F and rarely falling below 74° or exceeding 92°F, the dates and times for this festivals are nothing short of spectacular. In 1881, William Willcox moved to the area from Pennsylvania and thought the combination of mountains and terrain resembled the Broadmoors of Scotland. The surrounding area is popular for its hiking trails and multiple waterfalls that flow into a sheer-sided box canyon at Seven Falls.
The Neighborhood
The Neighborhood
The Neighborhood
Colorado Spings' Broadmoor, Old Broadmoor, and Broadmoor Hills neighborhoods are famous for The Broadmoor Hotel, a huge, early-1900s resort with high-end restaurants, casual cafes, luxury shops, and golf courses. Golf championships have been held at The Broadmoor Golf Club since 1921. The opulence of The Broadmoor inspired other luxury p
Colorado Spings' Broadmoor, Old Broadmoor, and Broadmoor Hills neighborhoods are famous for The Broadmoor Hotel, a huge, early-1900s resort with high-end restaurants, casual cafes, luxury shops, and golf courses. Golf championships have been held at The Broadmoor Golf Club since 1921. The opulence of The Broadmoor inspired other luxury properties to surround it, resulting in a timeless neighborhood.
our featured artist - david harms
Bio
As a member of the Oil Painters of America since 2017 his work has been juried into their 2017 and 2019 Western Regional Shows, the 2020 National Show and their virtual 2020 Salon Show! . He was featured in the February 2004 Southwest Art Magazine’s “Artists to Watch” column and also in their February 2009 and February 2013 Landscape issues. And, in 2006, David was made an artist member of The Rocky Mountain Plein Air Painters and has received multiple plein air painting, gallery and salon show awards. In 2001, David’s work was accepted into the Top 100 of the prestigious Arts for the Parks competition in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. David says “ I simply love to paint and I’m devoted to improving with each piece. Chasing down the great artists, past and present is a true passion. It never ends and I love it!”
David’s paintings can be seen in fine art galleries or can be viewed online at www.davidharms.com and on his facebook artist page www.facebook.com/davidharmsfineart/.