Manitou Springs Colorado Events keep getting more creative

These Manitou Springs Colorado Events keep on going.  Remember last October the town lined the streets with amazing chairs - over 700 (three from the B&B).  Opening this Friday and through the month of March you can experience this community art exhibit, celebrating the Chair Project, and featuring art in all media relating to the project or just chairs.  This will take place at the Business of Arts Center and the Manitou Springs Heritage Center only 2 blocks from the Two Sisters Inn.

Lodging in Manitou Springs Colorado available for Sadie Hawkins Day

Celebrate Sadie Hawkins Day and Leap Day with Lodging in Manitou Springs Colorado.
 Remember Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae, Mammy and Pappy Yokum and Jubilation T. Cornpone? "Once a year women can propose to men" Talk about PC. We've come a long way Baby! Let's look at it that we have an extra day to celebrate the month of February, keep the calendar straight with the rotation of the Earth and put off the tax man for one more day!

February's Colorado Events worth coming to Manitou Springs for...

Two Sisters makes beignets to die for!

February this year has an extra day to enjoy more Colorado Events.
This week is a three day weekend for some.  Come celebrate Lincoln, Washington (President's Weekend) and Wendy's Birthday!  It is also Mardi Gras in Manitou Springs...Time for beignets and breakfast!

Colorado Bed and Breakfast Specials in Manitou Springs

Are hearts are in it....

February is for Colorado Bed and Breakfast Specials .  Have you made your plans for Valentine's Day or Mardi Gras yet?  Come join us at the Two Sisters Inn for love and fun in the Pikes Peak region.

Pygmy Cypress not one of the Pikes Peak Attractions, but bristlecone pines and the Two Sisters Inn are

Pygmy Cypress

Bristlecone pines are Pikes Peak Attractions, but not pygmy cypress.  We are fascinated by the ancient bristlecone pines on Pikes Peak and in the Garden of the Gods, and were equally amazed at the ancient soils and dwarf slow growing plants in the pygmy forest off the Mendocino, CA coast.  So much to discover and so little time!