Squash Blossom Blog

If you have inherited a family heirloom that just isn’t your style, the Squash Blossom’s very own designer and master jeweler, Elisabeth Soscia can help you.  Stones from these pieces can often be re-made into a beautiful new creation. “Most customers who come to me for custom design are searching for a unique bridal set or they have been gifted or inherited a piece that just isn’t their style, so the jewelry just ends up sitting unworn in their jewelry box. I first set up an appointment to sit down with a client one-on-one to look over pieces to see...

           On Friday, May 4, visit The Squash Blossom from 5-8 PM for First Friday ArtWalk. Two Colorado artists: sculptor Mike Dwyer and painter Judith Babcock will be at the Squash Blossom to meet attendees and show their creative processes. Dwyer has an extensive background in the animal sciences, resulting in realistic sculptures.  In addition to sculptures, he has created bronze doorknockers, a popular gift or home décor option.  Babcock is known for her impressionistic and palette knife paintings.  Her paintings are vibrant and full of color.  Join us for the chance to watch these artists...

            The Squash Blossom is proud to feature two Colorado Springs artists at the first Old Colorado City ArtWalk of 2018!  Timothy Nimmo and Phil Lear will be doing demonstrations of their artwork.  ArtWalk will be held Friday, April 6 from 5-8 PM.              We would like to welcome a sculptor new to our gallery, Timothy Nimmo, at this ArtWalk.  If asked to describe his work in one word, he chooses “transition.”  One of his main sources of inspiration is the artwork of ancient Scythians.  This interest started when watching a documentary in the 90s...

Spring has finally sprung and with it comes Old Colorado City's First Friday ArtWalks. The first ArtWalk of 2018 will be held on Friday, April 6 from 5-8 PM. Seventeen Old Colorado City galleries will be participating in each art walk.  There will be demonstrations by artists, complimentary snacks and wine, and the chance to engage in your local community.  The largest concentration of galleries in Colorado Springs is in Old Colorado City between 23rd and 27th Streets on W. Colorado Avenue.  ArtWalk has a long tradition here in Old Colorado City, as it is now in its thirteenth year. ...