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Take it from us: The best way to usher in the fall season is to celebrate the arts. And “Arts Month” — a citywide, month-long celebration of the creative sector,
The music community lost a much-beloved bright light this week, when Iggy Igloo, a longtime musician, former host of KRCC's "Planet Groove" world music program and activist, died Tuesday due to cancer. The Colorado Springs native, whose birth name was Jonathan Ellis, was 38. He is survived by his son Kyan Hayword, mother Karolyn "Kate" Muniz and step-father John Muniz, father William Ellis, sister Jacqueline Ellis, and brother David Ellis. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. June 10 at Hillside Gardens and Event Center, 1006 S. Institute St. "He was a passionate man who gave everyth...
The music community lost a much-beloved bright light this week, when Iggy Igloo, a longtime musician, former host of KRCC's "Planet Groove" world music program and activist, died Tuesday due to cancer. The Colorado Springs native, whose birth name was Jonathan Ellis, was 38. He is survived by his son Kyan Hayword, mother Karolyn "Kate" Muniz and step-father John Muniz, father William Ellis, sister Jacqueline Ellis, and brother David Ellis. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. June 10 at Hillside Gardens and Event Center, 1006 S. Institute St. "He was a passionate man who gave everyth...
Contributors to Magazine share their wishes for 2021, from honest reckonings to immortality. Dec 29, 2020 As we leave a very difficult 2020 behind, we’re grateful to have had so many incredible voices as part of Magazine, and for the places their words, ideas, images, and music have taken us. We asked some of our contributors to share a wish for 2021 in a form of their choosing; something they’re looking forward to, something they hope for, or something they’d like to see. Their responses below show the connections we still find through art—and the uninhibited dancing in a cr...