Photos courtesy of Colorado College (Timothy Hursley) and IFSOC
Colorado College was established as a coeducational institution in 1874, two years before Colorado became a state. In 1871, General William Jackson Palmer, founder of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, laid out the city of Colorado Springs along his new line from Denver. Envisioning a model city, he reserved land and contributed funds for a college, which was to open May 6, 1874.
Colorado College is a respected member of higher learning in Colorado and the downtown Colorado Springs community, we are privileged to have Indie Spirit Film Festival venues at the following Colorado College facilities:
A. Edith Kinney Cornerstone Arts Center | Map
825 N. Cascade Ave South Theatre (430 occupancy) - film screenings; opening reception, ceremony & screening; awards ceremony Screening Room (105 occupancy) Rm 131 - film screenings Main Space - festival lounge; vendors; performances; special events Flex Room, Rm 130 - event headquarters, special events
B. Armstrong Hall
14 E Cache La Poudre | Map Armstrong Theatre (700 occupancy) West entrance - film screenings Max Kade Theatre (89 occupancy) Rm 300, 3rd Floor - film screenings
C. Worner Campus Center | Map
902 N Cascade Avenue WES Room (55 occupancy) Basement accessible from center of bldg - film screenings
D. Tutt Science Hall (Russell T Tutt) | Map
1112 N. Nevada Ave. (parking lot behind on Cascade next to Library) Kresge Hall (75 occupancy) - film screenings
Whether you're looking for a place close to the Colorado
Springs downtown, airport, an economical motel, a Colorado Springs
hotel that accepts pets or lodging that is accommodating to groups,
experiencecoloradosprings.com can help you find the right accommodations for you. Please email the ISFF staff for hotel partners including discounts reserved for the festival attendees and filmmakers at info@ifsoc.org.
After this year's festival is over,
click the link below to complete a survey about the 2011 Colorado
Springs Indie Spirit Film Festival. All survey entries will
be entered to win (2) VIP Passes for the 2012 Colorado Springs Indie
Spirit Film Festival.
Participating in surveys provides valuable feedback to
help the film festival improve their festival operation but even more
importantly...the demographic feedback from these surveys will help
the film festival attract sponsorships and grants and other valuable
financial support to help keep the festival in a fiscally healthy
state.
Online sales are now closed, but
you can still purchase passes at the festival headquarters.
Purchase passes in person at the Cornerstone Arts Center
825 N. Cascade Ave
