| The Colorado Springs Free Press and Sun | | A left-leaning Colorado Springs publication that is now defunct. Much of the articles are not digitized, but could be a good source of research. They are archived with PPLD. |
| Out Front | | |
| The Knight After Christmas by Penni Kimmel | | A poem written by Penni Kimmel to gift to the "pool freaks" who frequented the Man Stop Room of the Hide and Seek. |
| GAYSPEAK | | Monthly newsletter for the Pikes Peak Gay Community Center |
| Colorado Gay Magazine | | A magazine that operated in the 70s and 80s, edited by Tom Gehling. It encouraged gay artists, poets, and writers of the Colorado Springs area to get their work published. Currently lost media. |
| Gays in Colorado Springs by KKTV | | A four-night news special that aired in 1981 about the gay scene in Colorado Springs. |
| The Source Publishing | | |
| The Source | | A newspaper for the gay and lesbian community in Colorado Springs that started in 1985. |
| The AIDS Quilt | | A bathhouse in Colorado Springs in the 70s, advertised in The Advocate |
| New Phazes | | A monthly newsletter for the lesbian community of Colorado Springs. |
| Colorado Springs Independent | | The left-leaning paper for Colorado Springs. Many articles are now lost media as the website went down. |
| Born Different and The Dog That Moos | | A commercial released in 2006, in response to Amendment 43, which sought to make gay marriage illegal in Colorado. |
| Focus on the Fabulous | | A collection edited by Matt Kailey of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and more by LGBTQ+ people in Colorado. Published in 2007. |
| Pikes Peak Poet Laureate | | The Pikes Peak Region has had multiple queer poet laureates. |
| Colors of Courage - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Life in Colorado Springs | | An anthology about being LGBT in Colorado Springs, assembled by the Colorado Springs Pride Center in 2008 through their LGBT writing group, Outword. |
| Keep Colorado Springs Queer | | A queer open mic founded by CC graduates and community members Nico Wilkinson and Han Sayles in 2016. The first events took place at Mountain Fold Books, and have been hosted at a variety of venues since, including ICONS Wine Bar. |
| Prickly Pear Printing | | A small publishing business based out of Colorado Springs and Phoenix, AZ, with a mission to elevate queer narratives of love, joy, and growth. |
| Queer & There | | A column in the Colorado Springs Independent focusing on queer issues, founded by Ollie Glessner |
| Sexy Train Things | | A book of poetry released in January 2017 about |
| Colorado Springs LGBTQIA2+ Oral History Project | | A public archive of oral histories by LGBTQ+ residents of Colorado Springs who have stories to tell about the experience of living and being queer here. |
| The Scene | | A newspaper for the 1970s Colorado gay community. |