MeadowGrass Music Festival

2022 MeadowGrass Music Festival

For many, Memorial Day Weekend signifies the kick-off to summer. One of the most iconic events in the Colorado Springs during this weekend is the annual MeadowGrass Music Festival. Hosted by Rocky Mountain Highway Music Collaborative, the festival provides an environment for those of all ages and musical tastes.
Farmers' Produce

Colorado Springs Farmers Markets: Are You Really Buying Direct?

Spring is upon us and that means the local farmers markets are preparing for their annual seasonal debut. Fresh produce and goods will soon be purchased by those who faithfully choose to shop direct. But how do we know these products are really supporting local farmers?
You Matter Don't Give Up

May is Tourette and Mental Health Awareness Month

Along with gardens getting planted and (hopefully) the last snowstorms of the season, the month of May brings with it a couple of important awareness campaigns, one for Mental Health and the other for Tourette Syndrome.
Jannah Farooque

Muslim Artist Elevates the Menstrual Cycle

Jannah Farooque created “Blood Moon” because she found a deeper understanding of Allah (God) through menstruating.
Enjoying Retirement with Friends

Reasons Galore Make Colorado Springs the Perfect Retirement Destination

When you think of the perfect retirement destination, places in Florida and Arizona typically come to mind.
Enjoying a Cocktail

A Taste of Colorado Springs

Would you like to try a sampling of the dining and drinking options available in Colorado Springs? Have out-of-town guests who would enjoy experiencing several restaurants during their visit to Colorado Springs but don’t have much time? Or perhaps you are looking for a fun outing for a work or personal event. If your answer is yes to any of the above, then Rocky Mountain Food Tours has the solution.
Spring Flowers

Local Spring Break Activities

Spring break is almost here, and after the last two years of lockdowns and pandemic-based restrictions, this one looks to be promising. Many places that were closed or had limited activities last year are open for business and ready to educate and entertain. More good news – there are a variety of activities available to fit any budget.
Working in the kitchen

Restaurants vs. Online Reviews – Everyone’s a Food Critic

Many restaurants continue to struggle through the pandemic. Restaurants that did survive the initial impact of the pandemic still must contend with staffing shortages, supply chain issues and increased prices.
Holiday Gift Guide 2020

Holiday Gift Guide

The Maverick Observer Holiday Gift Guide is here with unique ideas for everyone in your life with tried and true items that won't disappoint.
GIft Giving

Give Generosity

The holiday season has different meanings for everyone, but across the nation it is seen as a time of giving. This past year and a half have been difficult for many families, and as we approach the holiday season there is the added challenge of providing gifts and holiday meals.

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