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Join us for Colorado Springs' New Gem on 4th of July Weekend!
The Broadmoor Traditions Fine Art Festival brings together 100+ Sculptors, Painters, Jewelers, Ceramists, Metal & Woodworkers, and more!
Experience the best of fine art and fine craft. Featuring local, national, and international artists, this festival promises a fresh and
Join us for Colorado Springs' New Gem on 4th of July Weekend!
The Broadmoor Traditions Fine Art Festival brings together 100+ Sculptors, Painters, Jewelers, Ceramists, Metal & Woodworkers, and more!
Experience the best of fine art and fine craft. Featuring local, national, and international artists, this festival promises a fresh and exciting outdoor art experience for the Colorado Springs community.
Don't miss out on this vibrant celebration of creativity!
Where?
Where?
Where?
The Colorado Springs School - 21 Broadmoor Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
The Colorado Springs School, a renowned 60-year-old college-preparatory day and international school, will host the festival on the grassy Quad of its campus, with the iconic Trianon home as its centerpiece. Built in 1906 for Charles and Virginia Baldwin, this histo
The Colorado Springs School - 21 Broadmoor Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
The Colorado Springs School, a renowned 60-year-old college-preparatory day and international school, will host the festival on the grassy Quad of its campus, with the iconic Trianon home as its centerpiece. Built in 1906 for Charles and Virginia Baldwin, this historic residence was designed by local architect Thomas MacLaren, inspired by the Grand Trianon at Versailles. To glimpse this awe-inspiring location, simply search "The Colorado Springs School Trianon" on Google.
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July 4 & 5
10 am to 5 pm each day.
With daily high temperatures typically hovering around 84°F, seldom dropping below 74°F or rising above 92°F, the festival dates promise spectacular weather. In 1881, William Willcox relocated from Pennsylvania to the region, struck by its mountainous terrain reminiscent of the Scottish Broadmoors. The ar
July 4 & 5
10 am to 5 pm each day.
With daily high temperatures typically hovering around 84°F, seldom dropping below 74°F or rising above 92°F, the festival dates promise spectacular weather. In 1881, William Willcox relocated from Pennsylvania to the region, struck by its mountainous terrain reminiscent of the Scottish Broadmoors. The area is renowned for its hiking trails and numerous waterfalls, including those cascading into the dramatic box canyon of Seven Falls.
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Friday July 4th Only
Trianon Open House at The Colorado Springs School from 10 am - 5 pm
While you’re enjoying the Broadmoor Traditions Fine Art Festival, don’t miss the rare opportunity to step inside one of Colorado Springs’ most historic homes. The Colorado Springs School is opening the doors of the Trianon, a stunning 1906 mansion inspired by the Grand Trianon at Versailles.
This architectural gem is the heart of the school’s campus and the backdrop of the festival. Join us for a self-guided walk-through and experience the beauty, history, and elegance of this local landmark.
Free and open to all festival guests.
Free Frozen Fun on Friday the Fourth 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Cool off in the summer sun with Frozen Fun on Friday the Fourth, happening from 2 to 4 PM on July 4th at the Broadmoor Traditions Fine Art Festival. We’re serving up free frozen treats (like ice cream sandwiches, Otter Pops, and festive red, white, and blue Bomb Pops) while supplies last. It’s a sweet way to beat the heat and enjoy a refreshing break as you explore incredible art in a beautiful setting. Free and open to all festival guests!
Live Performance by Gene Morris: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Join us for a special live performance by multi-instrumentalist Gene Morris, whose musical journey began at age 3 with a ukulele in South Texas. A true creative talent, Gene blends classical influences with rich, genre-crossing sounds shaped by early collaborations with yacht rock legend Christopher Cross and guitar icon Eric Johnson. From keys to trumpet, violin to vocals, his set promises an unforgettable mix of artistry, soul, and musical storytelling. Don’t miss this dynamic and seasoned performer live at the festival.
Saturday July 5th only!
Colorado Roots Rock Unplugged 3:00 - 5:00 pm
Colorado Roots Rock Unplugged brings high-energy acoustic takes on classic rock favorites, blending raw musicianship with a fresh, modern edge. Their intimate, acoustic style reimagines iconic tracks with vibe, soul, and serious groove.
Sunday July 6th only
Special Musical Guests Link&Chain 10:30 - 12:30!
Link&Chain is a band of brothers that have been harmonizing together and co-writing their songs for decades, since their early days in Jamaica. !
$1000 Art Festival Shopping Spree Drawing at 12:00!
Win a $1,000 Art Festival Shopping Spree! Just ask any artist for a free raffle ticket, drop your stub at the steps of the main building, and be there for the exciting live drawing! Must be 18 or older to win
FEATURED Returning ARTISTS
Andrée Ferguson
Andrée Ferguson is an impressionist oil painter based in Colorado Springs, Colorado whose work captures the beauty of everyday life. Drawn to the way light transforms ordinary scenes, she works with a limited palette to capture the atmosphere and emotion of fleeting moments. Influenced by a decade of living in Europe, and her travels near
Andrée Ferguson is an impressionist oil painter based in Colorado Springs, Colorado whose work captures the beauty of everyday life. Drawn to the way light transforms ordinary scenes, she works with a limited palette to capture the atmosphere and emotion of fleeting moments. Influenced by a decade of living in Europe, and her travels near and far, her work invites viewers to slow down and enjoy the simple moments that connect us all.
Robin Rand
Robin is an abstract landscape artist. Trees are a central and recurring element in her work, serving as both subject and symbol. Robin explores themes of resilience, connection, and transformation. Her use of color from subtle tonal shifts to more vibrant applications, depending on the emotional tone of each piece. The interplay between
Robin is an abstract landscape artist. Trees are a central and recurring element in her work, serving as both subject and symbol. Robin explores themes of resilience, connection, and transformation. Her use of color from subtle tonal shifts to more vibrant applications, depending on the emotional tone of each piece. The interplay between organic shapes and layered textures creates a visual language that invites reflection and interpretation.
Michelle Mallett
Nature is Michelle Mallet's source of inspiration and the departure point for all she creates. She is attuned to every detail, closing her eyes to allow it to soak into her soul. These natural surroundings unveil their artistic secrets to her, providing a powerful narration for her paintings. The brush wanders across the canvas on an adve
Nature is Michelle Mallet's source of inspiration and the departure point for all she creates. She is attuned to every detail, closing her eyes to allow it to soak into her soul. These natural surroundings unveil their artistic secrets to her, providing a powerful narration for her paintings. The brush wanders across the canvas on an adventurous trail, expressing the drama of each mountain, the ruggedness of each rock and the softness of every sunset.
A passion to fully express the story of each landscape pushes her forward. Transparent layers of brilliant hues are applied to the canvas to expose the detail of the majestic forms found throughout the Southwest and Rocky Mountain region. In doing so, she invites the viewer’s eye to wander from foreground to background, and to feel the mood of the scene and interpret it as their own. They have arrived and her painting has spoken. michellemallettfineart.com
Holly Olive
Holly Olive is a Colorado-based painter. She was born in North Dakota, but has lived in a wide range of landscapes from the Mojave Desert to New England. The mother of two has lived coast to coast in the United States and also 2 years in Italy. This variety of landscapes is evident in the paintings she creates today. Holly is a self-
Holly Olive is a Colorado-based painter. She was born in North Dakota, but has lived in a wide range of landscapes from the Mojave Desert to New England. The mother of two has lived coast to coast in the United States and also 2 years in Italy. This variety of landscapes is evident in the paintings she creates today. Holly is a self-taught lifelong painter. During covid, she took measure to look at what her expectations were for herself and her art. Her childhood was a convoluted narrative of a middle child with learning disabilities who struggled mightily in school. She was a girl who loved to create imaginative worlds on her easel, but had never shown her art to the public. Today you can find Holly painting daily in her home studio, setting fire to the negative cloak of her youth.
Jeff Mallo
Jeff Mallo
Jeff Mallo is a nature and wildlife photographer. His vibrant work is offered as metal and paper prints.
FEATURED new ARTISTS
Abigail Crow
Abigail Crow grew up in a family of artists, in Bountiful, UT. This unique upbringing has helped her hone her skills of careful craftsmanship as well as artistic analysis. She studied at BYU in the BFA Illustration program.
“I learned to paint on canvas, but glass has a versatility that lends itself so much freedom. I love painting portra
Abigail Crow grew up in a family of artists, in Bountiful, UT. This unique upbringing has helped her hone her skills of careful craftsmanship as well as artistic analysis. She studied at BYU in the BFA Illustration program.
“I learned to paint on canvas, but glass has a versatility that lends itself so much freedom. I love painting portraits, whether it be of people, animals, or flowers. With the variety of subject matter, the possibilities are endless.”
Zac Kothrade
The simple characteristics of the natural world that so awe and inspire Zac play a significant role in his artistic process and can be seen in the simple patterns and elegant lines of his work. The tools and materials he uses, the sense of artistic design and craftsmanship he gained from his studies and his love for the physical process
The simple characteristics of the natural world that so awe and inspire Zac play a significant role in his artistic process and can be seen in the simple patterns and elegant lines of his work. The tools and materials he uses, the sense of artistic design and craftsmanship he gained from his studies and his love for the physical process of manipulating metal all contribute to this inspiration and add to the unique design and creation of his jewelry.Hand fabricated jewelry in Argentium silver, 18k and 14kgold, semi and precious stones. Inspiration drawn from the juxtaposition and duality of order and chaos observed everywhere.
https://www.zkdesignsjewelry.com
John Hoyt
John Hoyt’s burl art emerges from the remnants of ancient forests, where burls, highly figured wood often found at the base of old stumps, carry rich character shaped by time and fungal growth. Captivated by their irregular forms and hidden interiors, John carves each piece intuitively, allowing the natural features to guide the final sh
John Hoyt’s burl art emerges from the remnants of ancient forests, where burls, highly figured wood often found at the base of old stumps, carry rich character shaped by time and fungal growth. Captivated by their irregular forms and hidden interiors, John carves each piece intuitively, allowing the natural features to guide the final shape.
His work is influenced by his deep connection to nature, from the flowing motion of Hawaiian surf to the vibrant mushroom and wildflower blooms following Prescott’s monsoon rains. These natural rhythms inspire the organic lines in his art, often evoking water, flowers, or fungi. He gathers materials like Oak, Alligator Juniper, Manzanita, and Black Walnut from forests near his home in Prescott, Arizona. https://johnwhoyt.com/
Richard Oliver
Richard J Oliver’s plein air landscape paintings capture nature's essence with harmonious colors and expressive brushstrokes. His work evokes a sense of tranquility and connection to the environment
Karen Coburn
Karen’s work seeks to interject her love of nature and her fascination with our ability to grow and change. Her works, whether in sculpture or in graphics, deal with a rich range of feelings and expressions of moods. Her bronze sculptures are cast in the lost wax method. The vivid patina are created using heat, acids and dye to produce
Karen’s work seeks to interject her love of nature and her fascination with our ability to grow and change. Her works, whether in sculpture or in graphics, deal with a rich range of feelings and expressions of moods. Her bronze sculptures are cast in the lost wax method. The vivid patina are created using heat, acids and dye to produce rich colors that enhance the sense of rhythm and movement of the work.
Rhonda Lee
Rhonda specializes in one of a kind pieces, though her work has a theme. She likes to make 'art you can use' and clay fits that bill. She custom makes her own glazes and use a wax resist technique to hand paint designs. She paints the wax right on the glazed pot free hand. Rhonda's work is utilitarian. She makes pots for daily use. Thus,
Rhonda specializes in one of a kind pieces, though her work has a theme. She likes to make 'art you can use' and clay fits that bill. She custom makes her own glazes and use a wax resist technique to hand paint designs. She paints the wax right on the glazed pot free hand. Rhonda's work is utilitarian. She makes pots for daily use. Thus, her tag line, "art you can use."
She makes her own glazes and all her pots are microwave, dishwasher, and oven safe.
Artists You Will Find At Most Coloradoartweekend.com Shows
Ken Champagne
Champagne Leather and Wood is the creative studio of Colorado artisan Ken Champagne, whose custom furniture and lighting pieces transform historical materials into striking, modern heirlooms. Each design is handcrafted using reclaimed timber—often sourced from 19th-century Colorado mining structures—combined with elements like hand-stitched saddle leather, forged iron, and antique mining pulleys. The result is bold, one-of-a-kind work that honors the past while elevating rustic design for contemporary mountain homes, restaurants, and venues.
Based in Sedalia, CO, Ken builds every piece himself, offering a personal connection to both craft and story. His work has been installed in custom residences across the Rockies and featured in destination wedding venues and boutique hotels throughout Colorado.
Peter Freischlag
Peter Freischlag is a contemporary watercolor artist whose work blends storytelling, movement, and emotional depth. Inspired by the tension between myth and truth, his paintings explore the human stories of the American West through bold, expressive watercolor. Each piece balances precision with spontaneity, inviting viewers into moments that feel both familiar and untamed.
Jordan Brockman
Hand-cut and stitched custom-made leather goods for home and travel. As the owner and craftsman of Product 127, Jordan believes that nothing is more important than ensuring every client and every product receives the attention it deserves. This commitment means that no item, whether a personal creation or a client commission, leaves the shop unless it meets the highest standards of quality and attention to detail.
Product 127 began as many small business stories do: in a garage; #127, to be precise. What started as a hobby in 2015 for artist Jordon Brockman would grow to become a passion that focused, first and foremost, on function.
Claire Baker
CBakeArt showcases Claire Baker’s bright, whimsical artwork inspired by everyday joy, bold color, and playful storytelling. Working across acrylic, oil, mixed media, and printmaking to make all of her original artworks. Her pieces blend graphic shapes with expressive textures to create energetic pieces. Originals and prints are available through her online shop at cbakeart.com
Alexi Grojean
Alexi Grojean
Alexi is a digital artist from Boulder, Colorado, who creates unique and beautiful abstract digital paintings.
While working in China, Alexi began to use ProCreate, bringing to life the idiosyncratic shapes that are now integral to all his work, which he calls ‘Hooeys.’Hooeys have appeared in art fairs, cafes, dispensaries, and galleries around Denver. Alexi’s audience continues to grow, and the support he has received in response has been overwhelming.
$1000 ART FESTIVAL SHOPPING SPRee DRAwiNG
1 Chance To Win!
At 12pm on July 6th, we will be drawing for a $1000 Art Festival Shopping Spree!
How do you get a ticket?
Come to the festival and simply ask any artist for a free drawing ticket.
What do I do with the ticket?
Put your ticket "Stub in the tub!" on the steps of the Colorado Springs School.
What then?
Be present at 12 pm for the drawing.
A few things to remember.
1. You must be present to win
2. You must be 18 years or older
3. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY .. You must have your "stub in the tub" before our drawing at 12pm on Sunday!
Gourmet alley
ACIRA Skin
House of Oils
ACIRA Skin
At ACIRA SKIN, we believe that beauty starts with nature. Founded by Master esthetician and herbalist, our clean and natural skincare line is meticulously crafted to enhance your skin’s innate glow and radiance. www.aciraskin.com
KB Candies
House of Oils
ACIRA Skin
At KB Candies, Kalynda and Brandon work to bring fun, beautiful, and delicious treats to you. From their award winning toffees, to their huge variety of delicious freeze dried candies, let KB Candies be Your Sweet Escape From The Ordinary. www.kbcandies.com
House of Oils
House of Oils
House of Oils
At House of Oils, we believe that every meal deserves a touch of magic. Our mission is simple: to elevate your culinary experience with our unique infusion of high-quality cooking oils and vibrant dry seasonings. Whether you're drizzling our Avocado Oil over a fresh salad or using our Extra Virgin Olive Oil to sauté your favorite vegetab
At House of Oils, we believe that every meal deserves a touch of magic. Our mission is simple: to elevate your culinary experience with our unique infusion of high-quality cooking oils and vibrant dry seasonings. Whether you're drizzling our Avocado Oil over a fresh salad or using our Extra Virgin Olive Oil to sauté your favorite vegetables, each bottle is crafted to bring out the best in your dishes. Join us on a flavorful journey and discover how our diverse range of oils can transform your cooking into an art form! www.houseofoils2025.com
Food trucks
Miggy's Meltdown
Conrad's Flava Fusion July 5
Fat Batter Ice Cream
You can catch us serving our gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches, loaded fries and hand-pressed lemonade around Colorado Springs and surrounding areas! Our schedule changes weekly so check out Facebook or Instagram for the latest locations! www.miggysmeltdown.com
Fat Batter Ice Cream
Conrad's Flava Fusion July 5
Fat Batter Ice Cream
No fillers. No preservatives. No bull. Just farm-fresh ice cream, homemade mix-ins, and seriously creamy pints. Ice cream like it's meant to be.
Conrad's Flava Fusion July 5
Conrad's Flava Fusion July 5
Conrad's Flava Fusion July 5
Conrad's Flava Fusion food truck serves delicious and authentic Jamaican cuisine with a fusion of other cultures as well. Some of their offerings are Jamaican sodas, jerk pork, jerk chicken sandwich, and more! Make sure to stop by and give them a try!