Page 45 - AreaNewsletters "Oct 2020" issue

List of New Commercial Developments and Recent/Projected
Openings In Or Near Colorado Springs:
New Eateries:
Lolley’sIceCream:IndowntownMonumento ering15-20 avorsoficecream. ProjectedopeningFall2020. Family owned.
Teapioca Lounge: Located at the NW Corner of Powers and Barnes. Under construction. Serves bubble teas.
OmeletsEtc.: O ersawidevarietyofspecialtyomelets. Underconstruction. LocationatMeridianandStapleton.
Modern Market Eatery: Under construction. Location is at Academy and Woodmen. American cuisine.
The Juicy Seafood: Under Construction. Location is 501 Garden of the Gods Rd. Medium priced seafood.
Northside Social: Now open. Family-Friendly open-air dining concept featuring pickleball, indoor/outdoor games and excellent food.
Momma Pearl’s Cajun Kitchen & Seafood: Open now. Location 162 Tracker Drive.
Red Leg Brewing Company: Projected opening is Fall 2020. Location is 2323 Garden of the Gods Rd. Extensive
o erings of brewed beer and food to compliment.
TillKitchen: LocationPowersandBriargate.OpenedMarch2020.Family-Friendlyopen-airconcept.O eringpickleball courts, shu e board, high-tech beer, American style food
In-N-Out Burger: Location Interquest and Voyager. Opening is November 2020. California Ikon eatery.
Retail/Entertainment:
U.S. Olympic Museum: Location is Downtown Co Springs. Projected opening is Winter 2020.
Scheels Outdoor Store Sporting Goods: Location is Interquest Marketplace and Voyager. Projected opening is early 2021. Huge sporting goods destination store with family attractions.
Orion and the Side Door: Under nal construction. Location is 1645 Tejon Street. 850 person music venue. GripstoneClimbingGym:Indoorclimbingand tnessvenue. ProjectedopeningisDecember6,2020. Locationis
6220 Tutt Blvd.
What to Do Nearby When You Don’t Want to Travel Far:
For many of us, the pandemic has greatly impacted our ability and desire to travel. Since we are “stuck” in Colorado, I thought in this monthly column that I might suggest local places to visit which is within a reasonable driving distance. The National Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame is an excellent place to spend some quality time without breaking the bank. Locatedo I-25atExit148,RockrimmonBlvd.,ColoradoSprings. ThisCowboyHallofFameandMuseumeducates the public about rodeo, its history and impact on Western American culture, and recognizes rodeo notables of the past and present. Many displays, rotating artifacts from rodeo life, and guided tours are available. Many exhibits and collections to view and an extensive outdoor sculpture garden. Hours of operation: Monday-Sunday, 9am to 5pm. Admission: Adults $8, Seniors $7, Military $6, Youth $5, Kids under 5 are free.
Stay tuned to future issues of the Castle Rock “AreaNewsletters” as Wade continues to let us know What’sGoingOn. To see previous articles, you may nd them in Archived issues of the Castle Rock “AreaNewsletters”.
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