At the indoor playground at the Chapel Hills Mall, toddlers can shed their shoes and climb and slide and play to their hearts' delight. There's plenty of seating for parents and some stroller parking. Lower level outside Sears. Here's the perfect opportunity to have a night out while you spy on your kids' friends and learn about their musical tastes. Not if you keep a low profile.
Seats are general admission, so parents can stick to their own section.
You can even escape for a beer in the lobby during a particularly loud set. E. Pikes Peak Ave. Students living within the Pikes Peak Library District need only to take their library cards or school IDs to the library for the sticker. If musical talent is bubbling out of your youngster, an intense dose of voice or instrumental lessons, theory classes and community performances may be her ticket to stardom, a college scholarship, perhaps, and more than anything, artistic satisfaction. Colorado Springs Conservatory Director Linda Weise knows how to whip kids of all ages into musical shape.