Colorado Springs Planning Commission OKs controversial 8,000-seat outdoor amphitheater
A controversial 8,000-seat outdoor amphitheater proposed for Colorado Springs' far north side was approved Wednesday by a divided City Planning Commission.
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A controversial 8,000-seat outdoor amphitheater proposed for Colorado Springs' far north side was approved Wednesday by a divided City Planning Commission.
City planners have recommended approval of an 8,000-seat, outdoor amphitheater proposed for Colorado Springs' far north side, which the City Planning Commission will review this week during a meeting expected
Representatives of Notes Live, the entertainment company that wants to bring the 8,000-seat Sunset amphitheater to Colorado Springs' north side, met with the venue's potential neighbors for a town hall
The new sunset amphitheater was slated to hold 8,000 people with less than 800 on-site parking spots. The developers behind the project are listening to some feedback and are making changes to their proposal.
The proposed amphitheater on the north side of Colorado Springs is stirring up conversations. Some strongly for it and some against it.