Events in Colorado Springs
Business Mixer - HAPPY HOUR @ THE HUB
Unwind at a relaxed business mixer and happy hour at COS City Hub, featuring complimentary chips, guacamole, salsa, and chocolates, plus cornhole and casual games. Beer, wine, and other beverages will be available for purchase, and raffle giveaways add to the fun. Expect engaging icebreakers, music that might spark spontaneous dancing, laughter, group challenges for extra prize chances, and conversations that prioritize genuine connections over sales pitches. Attendees may want to bring business cards and a friend. A canned good for the Solid Rock Food Pantry is welcome, with a goal of gathering 100 items. It is a friendly way to wrap up the week, meet new people, and head into the weekend with positive energy.
COSCityHubGame/Movie Night
Celebrate a summer of Star Wars with a fun mix of activities. The schedule features a group karate lesson, games and open gym play, and a Star Wars screening that begins with Episode I and continues in order toward Episode VI. Pizza and beverages are included. The cost is $49 for members and $59 for non-members.
South Colorado Springs National KaratePikes Peak Hill Climb Fan Fest
Fan Fest, presented by Toyo Tires, transforms Downtown Colorado Springs into one of the city's largest street festivals, now expanded across a 12-block stretch of Tejon Street. More than 35,000 people gather for a free, family friendly event that celebrates the Pikes Peak Hill Climb. Attendees can meet drivers, visit sponsor booths offering giveaways, and watch an FMX show with aerial stunts. A large blue Toyo Tires arch marks a central hub where race vehicles headed for the mountain are displayed up close. The HELLA Fast 15 autograph session features the fastest qualifiers from the 2026 Race to the Clouds and includes a free limited edition poster with the opportunity to collect all 15 signatures. Two Hill Climb Hero Beer Gardens pour selections from Colorado breweries, including Mash Mechanix, the official craft brewery of the PPIHC, plus Gunslinger, Phantom Canyon, Urban Animal, Bristol, Cerberus, Goat Patch, and Red Leg. New for 2026, the expanded Car Show Block presented by FCP Euro and K Series Parts showcases European and JDM cars near the Pioneers Museum with a live DJ. More than 60 competitors and their race cars appear alongside about 75 vendor displays. The event is rain or shine, with no alternate dates in case of inclement weather.
Downtown Colorado SpringsVibrant African Beauty
Celebrate Juneteenth through a guided painting experience centered on a canvas titled Vibrant African Beauty. The design showcases bold colors and striking patterns that honor culture, heritage, and artistic expression. Step by step instruction welcomes beginners and experienced painters alike, and all materials are provided. The setting is friendly and relaxing, and participants take their completed canvas home at the end. It offers a warm way to honor freedom, culture, and creativity with friends and family.
CLASS: Make Your Own Taco Spice Blend
Explore the art of seasoning in a hands-on class focused on building a personalized blend for tacos or fajitas. Learn about a range of spices, sample different flavor profiles in a guided tasting, and mix a blend tailored to your taste. Name your creation and take home jars with personalized labels, along with cards featuring recipe ideas to help you use your blend at home. Individuals will leave with three jars of their custom mix, while pairs who register together will make six jars total. After the session, enjoy a 10 percent discount on in-store purchases. The cost is $60 per person or $100 per couple.
Friday Night Glow Golf!
World Golf & Sand Creek Golf Course presents a summer night golf experience at Sand Creek G.C. The event features glow golf, with player check-in and a glow night happy hour to kick things off, followed by a shotgun start. Starting holes are assigned in the order registrations are received, and groups are paired accordingly. Food and drink specials are available before, during, and after the round to keep the energy up on and off the course.
Hydrate 2 Elevate Happy Hour - Colorado Springs
This happy hour at the Colorado Springs location features 15 percent off all IVs on the standard menu, plus a buy one, get one offer on add-ons. Details and appointment booking are available on the business website.
Fireworks Demonstration
This anniversary showcase features a live demonstration of the current fireworks lineup, giving the community a preview for upcoming Fourth of July celebrations. In recognition of 37 years, there is a chance to win a fireworks basket. The experience is family friendly, and popcorn is provided at no cost during the show. Attendees may bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating. Admission is free and no purchase is required.
Affordable Flags, Fireworks & SportsAlicia and The Midnight Sun
Alicia and The Midnight Sun perform at EastSide Eagles #3260 Fraternal Order of Eagles with music made for dancing. Enjoy live tunes that encourage you to get on your feet.
EastSide Eagles #3260 Fraternal Order of EaglesTiny Crawlers Circle Time
Tailored for babies 3 to 18 months, this interactive circle time creates a warm, play-filled setting for the tiniest learners. Through music, gentle movement, and hands-on sensory activities, it supports early development and makes space for meaningful bonding between parent and child. Families can look forward to songs and motion that encourage coordination, opportunities to explore colors and a variety of textures, and a peaceful, welcoming atmosphere where little ones can discover at their own pace. It offers a safe, nurturing introduction to new experiences while also providing opportunities to connect with other parents in the community.
Junior Ranger Walk
A relaxed, family-friendly walk led by Park Interpreter and Junior Ranger co-author Jennifer Heiny begins with a brief introduction indoors, then continues at an easy pace from the Visitor and Nature Center into the park. The experience is informal and loosely based on the Junior Ranger booklet, with topics guided by what participants observe along the way. Junior Ranger booklets and awards are provided. Bring sunscreen, sturdy shoes, and water. If weather is unfavorable, the program shifts indoors with touch tables and museum challenges. Participants meet in the Red Rocks Room on the second floor. Capacity is limited to 15 people, which includes both adults and Junior Rangers but does not include infants and toddlers. Tickets are sold in order of arrival, and all sales are final. For questions, call 719-219-0108.
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature CenterThe Young Dubliners
Young Dubliners take the stage at Phil Long Music Hall in Colorado Springs for a live performance.
Bourbon BrothersPuerto Rican Power
See Puerto Rican Power at Diamante Live.
Diamante LiveAspens Curve Panel Fused Glass
Create a lasting aspen scene in fused glass by designing a curved panel that stands on its own. After class, your piece is kiln fired twice to achieve the curve for freestanding display. This beginner friendly class includes all supplies and welcomes ages 10 and up. For extra sparkle, you can upgrade to add two ounces of pre-sorted dichro to your project.
The Glass Collective by Sassy GlassyCosmic Desert Mini Paint Experience
Elevated Art Co. leads a friendly, step by step painting session at Elev8 Arts as part of the Elev8 Arts Art Walk, where participants create a Cosmic Desert scene on an 8x10 canvas. Expect to capture a desert night with a whirling sky, bright stars, and striking cactus shapes, with guidance that makes the process comfortable for newcomers and engaging for experienced painters. All supplies are included, and everyone departs with a completed artwork that is uniquely their own. The fee is $25 per person.
Elev8 ArtsDot Mandala Art Class - June 2026
This dot mandala art class welcomes both newcomers and those with some experience, inviting participants to explore creativity one dot at a time. Work at a comfortable pace in a relaxed, supportive setting while experimenting with color, rhythm, and flow. You will complete a finished mandala during the session with instruction and individualized support throughout. All materials are provided, and everyone leaves with a completed piece. Two project paths are available. Level 1 uses a canvas or magnet and suits those who are new to dot mandalas, prefer clear, guided practice, and are building confidence and precision with tools and patterns. Level 2 features a star ornament for participants who are comfortable with basic dotting techniques, understand spacing and repetition, and are ready for more detail and complexity. If you are unsure which to choose, Level 1 is suitable for getting started, while Level 2 offers a bit more challenge.
Charity of the Month & Meet & Greet
105 West Brewery has selected Mattersville as its charity of the month, so every cash tip at the brewery supports their work. A meet and greet will feature one or more ambassadors and may also include individuals who are up for adoption. Contributions can also be made through Cash App ($mattersvillevets), Venmo (Pack22Alpha), and PayPal (Mattersville), which are listed under charities in the app. Funds help cover vaccines, general vet care, monthly medications, and everyday essentials such as 2 mm contractor bags, white 13 gallon trash bags, cleaning brushes, Dawn dish soap, bleach, medical wrap and tape, fly swatters and fly bags, water tubs, sun shades, dog beds, leashes, and veterinary care for ambassadors.
Colorado Floyd Returns
Colorado Floyd heads back to Stargazers Theatre and Event Center in Colorado Springs, a historic venue, with a new stage production and an updated setlist. The performance offers a refreshed take on their show in a familiar setting.
Stargazers Theatre and Event CenterMoon Walker and more
Moon Walker, Pretoria, and Super Cassette share the stage at The Black Sheep for an all-ages show. Admission ranges from $20 to $25.
The Black SheepMetal Show
Storybook Brewing hosts a heavy night that spans multiple metal subgenres, featuring sets from Xod, Get the Axe, Tyrants Gambit, Belligerent Blasphemy, and Flesh Digest. General admission is $10. A $15 general admission option adds a crisp high five and appreciation for local musicians.
Storybook BrewingBack to Black: Juneteeth Edition with Adey Abebe
June brings a spirit of celebration, and this hour and a half workshop honors Juneteeth and Pride by offering context on how yoga has been practiced in black queer communities while introducing some of the black queer yoga educators shaping the culture today. Expect an upbeat, embodied playlist, deep-opening work for the hips and chest, and a guided meditation to close. Sliding scale pricing is $9 to $15.
Cambio YogaOld Colorado City Farmers Market
Enjoy a beautiful day in Bancroft Park at the Old Colorado City Farmers Market.
Bancroft ParkWhitewater Rafting -Big Horn Sheep Canyon Half Day
Outdoor Recreation is offering a summer lineup of adventurous whitewater rafting. This outing travels through Bighorn Sheep Canyon, pairing striking scenery with rapids suited for the whole family. The cost is $97 per person and includes a guide, lunch, equipment, and round trip transportation. It is promoted as a must-do trip.
Peterson SFB Outdoor RecreationRace to the Clouds Weekend
Winslow BMW presents a celebration of BMW performance, motorsport, and the storied Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. The experience begins with a coordinated rally drive from Denver to Colorado Springs led by Steve Dinan, departing from CarBahn’s Denver-area facility and arriving together at the dealership. The festivities continue with the 104th Race to the Clouds pre-race car show, featuring Pikes Peak race cars on display, a judged BMW showcase with awards, giveaways, vendor activations, food trucks, and additional attractions. Racers, enthusiasts, and BMW owners from across Colorado gather to share their passion as anticipation builds for the road to America’s Mountain.
Mystery Mayhem: Superhero Edition 🎨June 20th @7pm
Get ready for a playful painting night where every participant creates a superhero-themed canvas, and the finished design stays a secret until the moment of reveal. Expect bold colors, upbeat music, and a lively buzz of creativity. It is a great fit for families, dads, friends, and anyone excited to craft something heroic together. No prior experience is needed, just bring a sense of fun and a willingness to paint and laugh. All painting supplies are included. This event welcomes ages 6 and up. It takes place at Birdtree Café, where the bar will be open for drink purchases that are separate from the class. Space is limited.
bird tree cafeBike Night
Bike Night offers two evenings at The Bone Yard with a welcoming crowd and a laid-back atmosphere. Everyone is invited, whether you arrive on wheels or are just there to hang out. Expect friendly faces and positive energy for a solid night on both evenings.
The Bone YardFatherhood 5K Family Run/ Walk June 20th
Families across Colorado Springs come together at John Venezia Park for the Fatherhood 5K Family Run and Walk, a Father’s Day weekend celebration hosted by Inferno Men that highlights fatherhood, family, faith, community, and healthy living. Everyone is welcome, including fathers, mothers, kids, grandparents, friends, and leashed pets. Participants take on an officially timed 5K run or walk. Registration provides an event shirt along with snacks and drinks, and the atmosphere features music, fellowship, and family-friendly fun. Age-group awards recognize top finishers. T-shirt and bib pickup is available. A portion of each registration supports the local school of your choice, benefiting families and schools in the community.
John Venezia Community ParkWeekly OCC Craft Fair
Experience a weekly celebration of creativity in the heart of Old Colorado City, where local artisans and makers share their work. Each week features a rotating group of 28 artists, making every visit a little different while supporting small businesses that strengthen the community. Hosted by the Old Colorado City Historical Society at the Old Colorado City History Center, the event supports the History Center and the preservation of local history. After browsing the booths, stop by the neighboring farmers market at Bancroft Park. Vendor information is available only through the link in the bio, and any comments recruiting vendors are scams.
Old Colorado City History CenterGood Company
Enjoy a lively night at Good Company Restaurant & Bar with Miss Defiant, where dancing takes center stage alongside tasty food and refreshing drinks. Expect an energetic atmosphere that keeps the crowd moving for a festive evening from start to finish.
Good Company Restaurant & BarTea Blending 101
Discover the art of crafting your own tea blends from start to finish with award-winning herbalist Shay Koloff. Participants can enjoy a cup of tea while learning each step of the blending process, then create a personalized recipe and take home a bag of their custom blend. All supplies are included, and the workshop lasts one hour.
The Enchanted FoxColorado Springs Children's Business Fair
A farmers market style showcase operated entirely by child entrepreneurs. Space for participants is limited.
Courage AcademyPre Hill-Climb Cars and Coffee
Colorado Springs kicks off Hill Climb Weekend with a Pre-Hill Climb Cars & Coffee hosted by Auto Alliance at Element.6 Auto Salon. The gathering welcomes show cars, race cars, daily drivers, trucks, and bikes, along with enthusiasts who want to take in the local automotive scene. Fresh coffee and delicious food will be available, and the atmosphere is family friendly. Sponsors include Element.6 Auto Salon and 360° Painting of Colorado Springs. Look for a diverse lineup of imports, muscle cars, exotics, classics, and motorcycles as the community comes together ahead of Pikes Peak Hill Climb weekend.
Element.6 Auto SalonPoochella - Dog Pool and Park Party
Poochella brings a groovy summertime celebration for dogs and their people to the Under the Sun Dog Training and Daycare dog park and pool. Now in its third year, this free-admission party fills the day with splashes, music, and playful activities across the park. The first 200 pups to hit the water receive a complimentary Purina Pro Plan towel. Dogs can cool off in the pool, explore vendor booths, and enjoy a lively soundtrack with live music from Hammer Sound DJ, plus food trucks and a tie-dye festival vibe. Golden Iris Portraits will be on site with a pool themed photo booth and special digital image pricing for keepsake shots of dogs and families. Enrichment highlights include a pool inspired Splash and Dash obstacle challenge and a Treats and Trails sniff and seek game with tasty rewards from Happy Howie’s Natural Dog Treats. A wide range of vendors will be present, including Chewy Vet Care, Ciao Down Food Truck, Dappled Paws, Golden Iris Portraits, Hammer Sound DJ, Happy Hounds Pet Grooming, Happy Howies Natural Dog Treats, HemoSolutions, LLC, Karl’s Canine Krew, Lil Bears LLC Dessert Truck, Lisa’s Custom Craftery, Mile High Paws LLC, My Baby Doggy/My Baby Kitty Treat Trolley, Pet Pantry, Pet Wants Colorado Springs Briargate, Police Foundation, Purina Pro Plan, Sunmed Modern Wellness, Sunrise Service Dogs, Travelin’ Toms Coffee Truck, and UC Health. Leashed and well behaved dogs are welcome, and owners must supervise their pets at all times. Participation is at your own risk. Families and groups will have opportunities to try the dock diving pool if their dogs can swim without assistance, while dock jumps are limited to dogs with prior experience. Only staff are permitted in the pool. Time limits may apply based on attendance, and current vaccinations are required.
Under the Sun Dog Training and DaycareWomen’s Movement & Styling Workshop
Led by Tasha, a world champion in couples and line dance, this women-focused movement and styling workshop welcomes women of every ability level with no particular style or prior experience required. The session covers confident walking and smooth turns, controlled weight shifts, body isolations, and a variety of arm styling choices, all with an emphasis on adding expression and musicality to your movement. Expect a supportive, feminine atmosphere that encourages confidence, sass, a sense of beauty, and comfort in your own skin. Mimosas and light brunch bites are included. The cost is $30 per person, and advance registration is required by phone or text at 719-265-8000.
All About DanceTaiko Level 1
Taiko instruction is being refreshed to better support learners at every stage. Level 1 classes will run regularly and focus on strengthening the fundamentals introduced in the free Open Session classes, while Level 2 will take those skills further. Enrollment is available as a six-class package for $120, payable by cash or check to Sun Mountain Taiko. Open Session classes will still be offered at no cost, although less frequently. To indicate which classes you are interested in and reserve a spot, email zecchoot@gmail.com. Payment is collected at your first class, and space is limited to ensure each participant has a drum. Contact: Zechariah Hoot.
UCCS DowntownFirst Time Home Buyers Class! Understand the Resources to Buy
Learn how insurance fits into the home buying journey in this in-person class designed for first-time buyers. The session explains the essentials, answers common questions, and offers practical tips so you can feel confident about protecting your new place and avoiding headaches down the road.
Comparion Insurance AgencyArt Walk on Knob Hill
Elev8 Arts turns Knob Hill into a lively showcase of Colorado Springs creativity, featuring local artists, live music, and a strong community spirit. Wander past vivid murals, watch artists create in real time, browse handmade pieces, and explore galleries and pop-up vendors for unique discoveries throughout the neighborhood. Painters, glass artists, makers, musicians, and creative entrepreneurs come together to shape the culture of Knob Hill. Centered on supporting local talent and sparking inspiration, this art walk brings people together through art at Elev8 Arts and across Knob Hill.
Elev8 Glass Gallery2026 Subaru Outback Love Never Looked So Good Event
Heuberger Subaru offers a chance to experience the new Subaru Outback with test drives, live music, and food, plus opportunities to win prizes. Admission is free.
Heuberger SubaruSustainability Series: Cyanotype Sunshine Celebration
Discover cyanotype, one of the earliest and most approachable forms of photography that blends simple chemistry with the natural world. Before modern duplication methods, blueprints were created by laying original architectural drawings over sensitized paper that developed deep blue tones in sunlight. This hands-on workshop includes a short nature walk to gather leaves and other found specimens, followed by time to explore the process on different materials. Participants are encouraged to bring a clothing item from home to transform with their own sun-printed design. The cost is $40 per person, it is recommended for ages 10 and older, and preregistration is required.
Bear Creek Nature CenterWatercolor Poppy
Settle into a calming watercolor session centered on a vivid poppy bloom, created with beginners in mind. Presented by Mon Aimee Studio in Colorado Springs and taught by watercolor artist Aimee Tomsic, a local instructor, the class offers clear guidance from initial strokes to finishing touches. Participants learn core watercolor skills such as layering color, blending, working wet on wet, and adding fine details. All materials are supplied. Practice sheets help build confidence, and everyone completes two 5x7 poppy paintings to take home. The setting is calm and encouraging for every skill level, with individual guidance available throughout. You leave with new techniques, finished floral artwork, and a refreshed creative mindset. Space is limited to preserve an easygoing feel. The class meets at East Library in the East Annex room. Purchases are nonrefundable, and if you cannot attend you may transfer your ticket to a future session or apply its value to a different event.
4th Annual Summa Solstice Block Party
The Summa Solstice Block Party returns for its fourth year with an all-day summer celebration filled with events, live music, outdoor games, and fundraising raffles. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Bristol Brewing Company and Breckenridge Distillery are participating to help raise funds for the Trails And Open Space Coalition. Activities include an outdoor market showcasing local artisans and small businesses, a mobile art gallery experience, a cornhole tournament, and a silent art auction alongside an upstairs speakeasy offering an artist meet and greet, a specialty drink menu, and a tasting presented by Breckenridge Distillery. One dollar ticket raffles run throughout the event and winners must be present. The music lineup features performances by Hoodoo Honey as well as Joe Sciallo and The Deep End.
SummaColorado Springs Mini Con
Avenue19 hosts a mini convention with opportunities to meet celebrity guests, take part in discussion panels, show off cosplay in competitions, enjoy live music, and see a variety of talent on display. The event is presented by CreatorsCon. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.
Avenue19United We Rock Festival
The United We Rock Festival welcomes Red Leg Brewing Company as a vendor. This Colorado Springs craft brewery, owned and run by veterans, will showcase its prize-winning beers and bring a lively, upbeat vibe to the festivities.
Red Leg Brewing Company"We're All Doing Great" Second Chance Comedy Show!
A comedy show at Treehouse Cafe offers relatable humor with unfiltered honesty and plenty of laughs. Second Chance Comedy presents "We're All Doing Great," plus more. Expect an evening that feels close to home and delivers humor that resonates.
Treehouse CafeHotMess Sports Colorado Springs: Free Sand Volleyball Open Play
HotMess Sports hosts a no-cost LGBTQ+ sand volleyball session at the Trainwreck Colorado Springs courts. Expect casual pickup play centered on staying active, having fun, and meeting new people. Come with friends or arrive on your own, because everyone is welcome. To locate the group, look for music and the HotMess Sports rainbow banner by the sand courts. Early check-in is available to streamline arrival, and anyone already registered for the season does not need to check in again. Information on rules, an FAQ, and how to register for the upcoming season can be found on the HotMess Sports Colorado Springs site. For questions, email candice@hotmesssports.com.
Trainwreck Colorado SpringsFaculty/Fellow Concert at First Congregational
In partnership with First Congregational Church, the CC Summer Music Festival presents a free concert featuring Festival Faculty and Festival Fellows performing together in a range of small-ensemble settings. The program highlights collaborative musicianship across varied chamber groupings. Admission is free and no tickets are required. The festival also offers additional free and ticketed events for all ages.
Ground and Gather: Outdoor Community Yoga
Enjoy an outdoor yoga session at Concrete Coyote Community Park. Bring a mat and water, and dress for the weather. Sessions take place every first and third Sunday.
Concrete Coyote Community ParkKatc Choose Your Tickets Event
Big R partners with 95.1 CAT COUNTRY for the KATC Choose Your Tickets Event at Big R Stores, featuring a live remote broadcast and prize giveaways. Attendees can enter for a chance to win their choice of Dierks Bentley or Megan Moroney concert tickets, along with a $100 Big R gift card. One winner at each event gets to decide which concert they want to attend. Browse for gear while taking part in the festivities.
Big R🌞🌙 SUN & MOON MARKET 🌙🌞
Celebrate the Summer Solstice at a new indoor and outdoor witchy festival that fills the entire Meanwhile Block in Colorado Springs. Created in collaboration by Colorado Springs Moon Market and Open Circle Events, the Sun & Moon Market brings together space for up to 150 local vendors, making it one of the city’s largest homegrown gatherings of its kind. Guests can browse art, ritual goods, oddities, and handmade creations, meet tarot readers and other intuitive practitioners, enjoy live music, and sample food from trucks and local spots. Witchy artisans and makers will share magical wares, and the atmosphere is designed to be vibrant, inclusive, and welcoming. Additional features and surprises will be announced. Organizers advise that only Colorado Springs Moon Market and Open Circle Events Co. will contact vendors and that any other outreach is a scam.
Meanwhile BlockFather's Day Car Show
Enjoy a free afternoon of automotive fun at Victory World Outreach Church in southern Colorado Springs. The Victory Car Show features a wide range of cars and bikes, plus music, food, and activities everyone can enjoy. Kids can cast a vote for their favorite ride, and awards will be presented for People’s Choice, Kid’s Choice, and Driver’s Choice.
Victory World Outreach ChurchColorado Springs CO 🍑Georgia Peaches & Cherries🍒 Truckload Sale!
Stock up on summer fruit at a truckload sale at Sportsman's Warehouse Colorado Springs. Sweet Georgia peaches grown just outside Fort Valley are delivered directly, along with dark cherries. Peaches are offered in approximately 20 pound boxes for $45 and dark cherries in about 10 pound boxes for $45. South Dakota honey is available for $15 per container and Georgia Elliot pecans are $15 for a 12 ounce package. No sign-up or prepayment is needed. Items are sold first come, first served, and payment is accepted at the truck by cash or card, with no checks.
Sportsman's WarehouseFREE dessert for DAD on Father’s Day 🍧Rita’s @ 7866 N Academy Blvd
Celebrate Father’s Day with a sweet treat at Rita’s. Dads can receive one complimentary small Italian ice when they show this event to the cashier. The offer is limited to one per dad and the recipient must be present, and it is valid only at this location. You may upgrade to a gelati for $1.99. This is a one time use offer and it cannot be combined with other promotions, discounts, coupons, or app rewards.
Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen CustardSummer Music Series: Pourly Edukated
Enjoy live music, craft beer, and summer vibes at the brewerys beer garden. Pourly Edukated will be performing.
Goat Patch Brewing CompanyJohn Spengler & the Frenemies
Enjoy an evening with talented local artists and bands as part of the Summer Music Series. The beer garden will be filled with live music and cold craft beer. This week features John Spengler and the Frenemies. Come grab a pint and enjoy the local sound.
Goat Patch Brewing CompanyLITTLE LAPPERS CAMP - Session 1
Little Lappers Camp offers a three-day, high-energy swim experience for young swimmers ages 3 to 6 at Little Fins Swim School (Union). Participants take part in structured in-water training with certified FINstructors, build stroke skills, and grow water confidence in a small group setting. The camp blends focused instruction with fun, age-appropriate activities and drills designed for little learners. It is best suited for children who are already comfortable in the water and eager to level up their skills. Each child receives individualized attention to support real progress, and certificates are presented at the end of camp. The fee is $200. Pre-registration is required, and space is limited.
Little Fins Swim SchoolCRUNCH SUMMER BASH 🎉
Celebrate the USA's 250th Independence Day in Crunch style with vendor partners and giveaways, member raffles, turf competitions, free body scans with trainers, and themed group fitness classes. Attendees are encouraged to wear red, white, and blue. A punch card will be available at the door, and visiting every vendor table will enter participants in the grand prize raffle.
Blues Review: Tasty House at the Piano Bar
At Louie Louie’s Piano Bar in Colorado Springs, Tasty House delivers a lively mix of blues, Motown, funk, and soulful crowd-pleasers. The band puts a fresh twist on familiar songs and explores deeper cuts from artists such as the Neville Brothers, Albert Collins, and Boz Scaggs, keeping the dance floor moving and the audience involved from start to finish. Admission is $10 at the door.
Louie Louie’s Piano Bar - Colorado SpringsStellina April Supper Club - Notte di San Giovanni
Celebrate Notte di San Giovanni with a seasonal Italian supper club built around five courses and a refreshing spritz that nods to the Summer Solstice. The price is 80 dollars per person and includes dinner, tax, and gratuity. The tasting begins with a watermelon, lemon, and basil spritz. Antipasti features a prosciutto and melon duo that pairs cantaloupe compressed with a sugar and spice vinegar with fresh melon skewers, prosciutto, and mint. A Stellina panzanella follows, combining toasted sourdough focaccia, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, purple onion, basil, and red wine vinaigrette. The pasta course offers tortelli di erbetta, spinach cappelletti filled with Swiss chard and ricotta in a garlic butter pan sauce with Parmesan and confit Swiss chard root. For the main course, pork tenderloin medallions arrive with Italian salsa verde alongside herb seasoned roasted baby potatoes and zucchini. Dessert is gelo di melone, a Sicilian watermelon pudding finished with lemon gelee, whipped cream, candied watermelon rind, and Italian shortbread. A chef selected flight of three wines is available for 25 dollars to complement the meal. Additional wine, cocktails, and nonalcoholic beverages are available for purchase. Substitutions are not available for this supper club. Menu allergens include dairy from cow’s milk, wheat or gluten, and egg.
Festival Artists Concert
The Colorado College Summer Music Festival presents the fourth Festival Artists Concert of its 42nd season, an evening of chamber music in Packard Hall performed by world-class artists and festival fellows. The program begins with the second movement, Little Suite of Miniatures, from Sacco’s Quintet for brass, a set of five short movements performed by Jean Laurenz and Festival Fellow Sydney Hoehl on trumpets, David Alexander on horn, Festival Fellow Eric Grant Hayes on trombone, and John Rojak on bass trombone. Flutist Alice Dade and cellist Bion Tsang then perform Jennifer Barker’s An Linne Ghlas (Grey-green Estuary). Festival Fellow conductor and composer Sam Wu’s Mass Transit follows, featuring Susan Grace, piano; Scott Yoo and Stefan Hersh, violins; Toby Appel, viola; and Bion Tsang, cello. The concert continues with Malcolm Arnold’s Oboe Quartet, Op. 61, with Laura Griffiths, oboe, alongside Hersh, violin, Appel, viola, and Mark Kosower, cello. It concludes with Aram Khachaturian’s Trio for clarinet, violin, and piano, performed by Alan Kay, Ayano Ninomiya, and William Wolfram. Tickets are $40 for the general public, $35 for SMF Donors, and $5 for children and non-CC students. Colorado College students, faculty, and staff receive free admission with a CCID. A free pre-concert lecture with CC Professor Emeritus Michael Grace takes place in Packard Room 9. A limited-seating add-on, Night Cap: Music and Wine Pairing, is available for an additional $50 on a single ticket or season subscription. Hosted by pianist Lauren Ciborowski and Ben Harvey at Evergreen Restaurant behind the Colorado College Spencer Center, this experience blends insights into the program with thoughtfully paired wine tastings and is available only to attendees of this concert. The CC Summer Music Festival includes dozens of free and ticketed events for all ages.
Packard HallPro Football Camp at John Venezia Community Park
Pro Football Camp offers young athletes the chance to learn directly from professional athletes, supported by a 16 to 1 coach to participant ratio for focused instruction. Beyond sharpening football skills, NFL players also teach character and life lessons that matter on the field and in everyday situations.
John Venezia Community Park 3555 Briargate Pkwy. Colorado Springs, CO 80920Military and First Responder Appreciation Day
Enjoy a special $6 admission for children ages 8 and under, offered to military personnel, first responders, and teachers on the fourth Monday of the month. The play area is created specifically for kids 8 and younger, and access is available all day. Bring a valid ID and mention the discount at check-in to receive the rate. Thank you for all that you do.
Badminton/Pickleball/3-Point Basketball Private Court Rental
Reserve a private court for badminton, pickleball, or 3-point basketball. The standard rental rate is $30 per hour, or $15 per hour for residents of ZIP codes 80917 or 80918 with valid ID. The person who books the court does not incur any extra fees. Anyone joining to play pays a drop-in rate of $15 per hour, or $7.50 per hour for 80917 or 80918 residents, and Revolution Community Center members can play at no charge. For questions, contact the Revolution Community Center at 719-375-4748.
Zumba® Gold at WCC
WCC is expanding its Zumba offerings with a class designed for active adults 55 and older. Zumba Gold keeps the spirit of the original dance fitness format while easing the intensity, so participants can enjoy familiar rhythms and choreography at a comfortable pace. Each session emphasizes cardiovascular health, muscular conditioning, flexibility, and balance. The class is $2 per person, or $20 for a 10-session pass. Registration is available online or in person at Westside Community Center.
Westside Community CenterKDA Dance Camp: Zootopia Dance Patrol
Kemper Dance Academy hosts Zootopia Dance Patrol, a lively camp where young dancers leap into animal character inspired adventures. Participants learn fun routines, play themed games, create crafts, and make new friends. Each day includes dance instruction along with Zootopia themed games and crafts, and snacks are provided. Families can choose full or half day options. The camp concludes with a performance for family and friends, and full day campers should bring a lunch.
Music at Midday
Chamber ensembles featuring Summer Music Festival Fellows present free concerts in Packard Hall on select days during the CC Summer Music Festival. Each performance offers a unique program, shaped by the works the Fellow ensembles choose and rehearse after arriving at Colorado College. Admission is free and no tickets are required.
Packard HallFREE Summer Lunch's at Deerfield Hills Community Center
Weekday lunches are offered at no cost for children ages 1 to 18. The SFSP and the D11 school district provide the meals.
Deerfield Hills Community CenterMizmor
See Mizmor perform live.
Whats Left RecordsBest of the '90s Camp
Celebrate the music of the 90s with bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Green Day, and Weezer. This camp is for students aged 12-17, with or without experience. Students will learn and practice songs from the 90s, culminating in a live performance. Each day includes rehearsals, practice, and music-based activities. On Friday, campers will perform for family and friends. Campers should bring their lunch, and guitarists should bring their guitars and accessories; drummers should bring their drumsticks.
School of RockMarking Time: Commemorating the Past in the Pikes Peak Region
Explore how the Pikes Peak region has commemorated milestones through a guided tour centered on the America 250 and Colorado 150 anniversaries. Framing 2026 as a moment to consider 250 years since the Declaration of Independence and 150 years of Colorado statehood, the experience uses objects and stories from Colorado Springs to spark conversation about how communities mark time. A knowledgeable guide highlights regional anniversaries and encourages reflection on personal memories and observations of important events and dates.
Colorado Springs Pioneers MuseumVoluntopia
Volunteer programs at Concrete Coyote Community Park are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, offering ways to support the creation and care of a unique community park in Colorado Springs. School groups, homeschool groups, community organizations, and individuals completing community service hours can assist with building and construction, landscaping and tree care, plant care, trash pickup and general maintenance, along with other tasks as needed.
Concrete Coyote Community ParkConcrete Couch Music Jam
Concrete Couch Music Jam brings musicians and music fans together at Concrete Coyote Community Park. The gathering is open to all ages and skill levels, whether you want to play or simply listen. It centers on building community through music and creativity in a welcoming, relaxed setting.
Concrete Coyote Community ParkMusic & Blooms
Enjoy a relaxed summer concert series on a flower farm, set amid blooms and mountain views. Look forward to live music along with beer and cocktails, fresh lemonade, and barbecue from Smokin J's BBQ. Guests can pick their own flowers straight from the fields. Bring a chair, meet up with friends, and settle in for an easy, memorable night in a beautiful setting.
Gather Mountain BloomsZumba® with Tashiana & Janete at WCC
Move to upbeat music in a Zumba class led by two instructors, designed to keep you smiling while you work up a sweat. Everyone is welcome. Drop-in entry is $6, or choose a 10-session pass for $50. Registration is available online or in person at Westside Community Center.
Westside Community CenterJune Swiss 75
An over-the-board chess event using a four-round Swiss format offers two sections and a welcoming setting for a mix of competitive and casual play. The Open section uses a G/75 with a 30-second increment and requires a current USCF membership. The Unrated section lets players agree on a time control or play untimed and does not require any membership. Play spans four nights with one game each night. Entry options include a monthly pass or a single-night choice, with reduced pricing for CSCC supporting members. Cash awards for the Open section will be announced. The Unrated section is free for both monthly and single-night entries, with prizes provided by Chess.com, and participants must be present at the conclusion of the fourth round to receive them. On-site registration is available each week. Entries are coordinated by Paul Anderson, and payments are accepted in cash or via PayPal at cschess@juno.com. For questions, text 719-551-9833 or email cschess@juno.com.
Bat Watch
Park Docent and bat enthusiast Al Rodney leads an evening of bat watching and education. Eco-locators are provided so participants can listen to bat calls while observing bats hunting and navigating the night sky. Meet at the admission hut at Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site. The route is flat and mostly paved, with total walking under half a mile, and dressing for evening weather is recommended. Parking is available in parking lot 1 and at Rock Ledge Ranch. Tickets are first come, first served, and all sales are final. Pets are not permitted. Advance registration is required and a phone number is requested in case of rain cancellation. For questions, call 719-219-0108.
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature CenterSalsa Romantica On1 & Lambazouk - Colorado Springs
Enjoy a two-part evening of social dance at MACS, the Movement Arts Community Studio, presented by Lambarado Dance Studios. The first class is Salsa Romántica On1 for advanced beginners and focuses on smooth partnering, intentional connection, and musicality through targeted drills and guided practice. Followers explore styling and expressive use of space, while leaders refine how they invite and guide movement. To participate, you should already be comfortable with the linear basic, right and left turns, a cross body lead, and a back rock step. The second class is an introduction to Lambazouk that walks through seven core building blocks of the style. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is required. No partner is needed for either class, and both emphasize connection, musicality, and moving in a way that feels good. You can take one class or stay for both. Pricing is offered on a sliding scale of $10 to $25 per class, pay what feels right. Payment via Venmo is available at VENMO@LAMBARADO. Reservations are available, and walk-ins may be accepted if space allows.
75th Member Appreciation Day - Cascade
Blue Federal Credit Union is celebrating 75 years with in-branch festivities that highlight community spirit, connection, and fun. Across participating locations, activities include food, games, prize giveaways, music, sweet treats, and options for all ages, and each branch will award $500 to a nonprofit making a difference locally. At the Cascade branch, the celebration centers on sandwiches and includes a tribute to a nonprofit that supports neighbors.
"How does your garden grow?"
Pikes Peak Children's Museum offers a free STEAM and Stories program for young children who attend with a caregiver. The program is held outdoors, so please dress for the weather. For questions, call 719-385-5996.
Deerfield Hills Community CenterCFAM Wednesdays
Colorado Farm and Art Market hosts a weekly evening market at Meanwhile Block that highlights Colorado farms, artists, and makers. Everything comes from within the state, with produce grown by Colorado growers and locally created art, handmade goods, body care, baked treats, and prepared foods. Expect a rotating lineup of local farms, fresh Colorado-grown produce, and creators, along with opportunities to connect with the community in the heart of downtown. It is a relaxed way to pick up dinner ingredients, meet the people behind the products, and enjoy a summer evening.
Meanwhile BlockFlip Night
Flip Night at Counterfeit Cowboy turns ordering a round into a coin toss. Put in a round, flip a coin before anything is poured, and let the result decide the tab. Heads means the drinks are free, tails means you pay. There is one flip per round, and if the coin does not go your way the whole round is paid together with no splitting checks after the flip. The house makes the final call on the result. No second flips or do-overs are allowed. Bartenders may cut off service at their discretion. Keep it friendly and have fun.
Downtown Colorado SpringsDeployed & EFMP Family Support Dinner
Hosted by the Military & Family Readiness Center, this monthly dinner brings together deployed families and families enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program at The Peterson Hub’s Community Center. It offers a welcoming setting to share a meal, connect with others who understand the challenges of deployment, and learn about resources and services available through the M&FRC and partner agencies. A meal is provided, and RSVPs are requested in advance.
The Peterson Hub’s Community CenterQ&B Monthly Meetup
The Q&B Monthly Meetup marks its first gathering at the new East location, offering more room to spread out and mingle after outgrowing the original spot at Lebowski's Taproom. Carson will attend.
The Martini Shot
Live music fills Hillside Gardens during the Summer Concert Series, with multiple stages active throughout the venue. The Martini Shot performs on the Pavilion stage, Roma Ransom appears at Cactus Jacks, and Blue Frog takes the Boneyard stage. Seating is lawn style, and attendees may bring blankets or chairs. Food vendors and a variety of beverages are available across the grounds. Admission is $18, and the event is open to ages 16 and up.
Hillside Gardens and EventsBig Band
Enjoy free live music at the OCC Bancroft Park bandshell.
Bancroft ParkCraft+Beats: Painted Tote Bags
Customize a reusable tote in a hands-on session at Kinship Landing. Each bag is generously sized at about 17 by 13 by 5 inches, ideal for market runs, library stacks, pool gear, and everyday carry. Add your personal touch with paint, brushes, stencils, paint markers, stamps, and more, with friendly instruction and guidance available for anyone who wants it. The atmosphere includes music from Astral Selector, a female DJ spinning all vinyl. Food and beverages are available from Homa Cafe+Bar. Suitable for individuals, friends, partners, or family.
Kinship LandingSpeed Dating: Christians Ages 30-39
This in-person speed dating night is for Christians ages 30–39ish and prioritizes real, face-to-face connections instead of swiping. It is held at Coati and brings singles together within a similar age range and shared faith. Tickets are expected to sell quickly.
COATI Uprise2026 State of the Utility
The annual State of the Utility event offers a look ahead at utility services in Colorado Springs, highlighting major projects that address the community’s long-term needs. Attendees can see how customer investments contribute to safe, reliable and competitively priced services for all. An open house style expo provides time to speak with experts, learn about each service area and current initiatives, and explore Energy Wise along with safety and efficiency programs that help you make the most of your utility services. This free, public event showcases investments in action and offers a clear view of future planning. Light breakfast and coffee will be provided. RSVP is requested.
COSCityHubBriargate Farmer's Market
Briargate Farmers Market features an average of about 35 vendors, with booths from Abdul's Produce and Royal Crest Dairy alongside makers of homemade bread. Seasonal Palisade peaches appear in the mix, as well as lawn decor, pasta, Pampered Chef products, jewelry, dog treats, and locally ground coffee, plus many other options. This year brings an expanded selection of produce and an even larger lineup of vendors.
Briargate Farmers MarketArtsy Escapes
Artsy Escapes welcomes adult participants at no cost, and all necessary supplies are provided. Space is limited, so please call 719-385-5996 to reserve a seat.
Deerfield Hills Community CenterFace Paint Wednesdays @ The Playful Palette
Face Paint Wednesdays at The Playful Palette offers kids a chance to become their favorite characters, animals, or imaginative designs for $5. Choices include butterflies, superheroes, princesses, and more, with quick, kid-friendly artistry. Those who wish to continue their creative time can stay for Open Studio, where standard Open Studio admission rates apply. Walk-ins are welcome, and no reservation is required. It pairs easily with studio time for an extra splash of creativity and play.
2026 Springs Coin Show
The Springs Coin Show is presented by the Colorado Springs Coin Club and the Colorado Springs Numismatic Society. It is hosted at BPO Elks Lodge 309.
BPO Elks Lodge 309Tyler Richton & The High Bank Boys
Tyler Richton & The High Bank Boys bring a sound shaped in local taverns and private gatherings. The group formed in 2015 and has sharpened its craft to build over five decades of combined experience. They now travel throughout the Midwest, carrying forward the spirit of those early rooms.
Sunshine Studios LiveNetworking Happy Hour
This relaxed networking happy hour at Coldwell Banker Beyond brings together area business owners, entrepreneurs, working professionals, and community connectors. Guests can mingle over a full Bloody Mary bar with complimentary beverages and appetizers, creating an easy setting for conversation. The focus is on sharing what you do, building referral relationships, and expanding connections within the Colorado Springs business community. Participants are encouraged to bring business cards, flyers, brochures, or other promotional materials to help spark introductions. Hosted by Coldwell Banker Beyond, recognized as a Best of the Springs winner in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
Coldwell Banker BeyondOpen Bead Nights
An open, in-store beading session invites you to settle in and work at your own pace. Bring your works in progress and something to snack on, then enjoy dedicated time to keep creating in the shop.
White Rabbit BeadsCommUnity Gathering: Health & Food Access
This gathering offers a conversation on health and food access, sharing updates on initiatives shaping Southeast’s development and outlining practical ways residents can participate. A key focus of the Southeast Strong plan is increasing access to nutritious food, and the discussion will cover work already in motion, including a weekly farmers market and a community-driven grocery store. Attendees will hear how to get involved and connect with others interested in these efforts. Light refreshments will be provided based on registration. Children are welcome, with simple activities such as coloring sheets available.
Yoga in the Barn + You-Pick Flowers
Enjoy a calming, all-levels yoga class in the barn that blends gentle movement with a centering meditation, then stroll the flower fields to cut seasonal blooms for a fresh bouquet to take home. Please bring a yoga mat. The experience encourages community connection and supports the farm. Presented in partnership with Root Center for Yoga.
Gather Mountain BloomsATS Community Social Gathering-COS
This casual social gathering at Panera Bread brings together people interested in spirituality for relaxed conversation and community. Expect a welcoming atmosphere where discussions touch on personal growth and everyday life, and where genuine connections can form. Newcomers and long-time practitioners are equally welcome. Look for the table with an All Things Spiritual sign, and feel free to purchase a drink or bite from Panera. A rehoming table will be available for spiritual items that participants wish to pass along. The focus is connection, support, and finding kindred spirits.
Panera Bread (5230 North Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO)HotMess Sports Colorado Springs: Free Corn Hole Open Play
HotMess Sports hosts no-cost open-play cornhole at Trainwreck Colorado Springs, creating a welcoming LGBTQ+ pickup scene. This recreational meetup is for adults of all experience levels, from first throws to seasoned players, and it offers a relaxed way to be outdoors, have fun, and meet new people. Participants may come with friends or attend solo, and everyone is welcome. Upon arrival, look for lively music and a HotMess Sports rainbow banner to find the group. The organizer also offers a full upcoming cornhole season, along with rules and an FAQ.
TrainwreckGeeks Who Drink Trivia
Geeks Who Drink Trivia turns The Public House at The Alexander into a lively quiz-night where teams face off in a friendly test of knowledge. The format is built to connect friends and soon-to-be friends through smart, good-humored questions that spark conversation. Content is continually refreshed so each game offers a new mix of topics and surprises. A veteran editorial team produces a large slate of original questions while keeping quality high, delivering a playful challenge that keeps players engaged. The goal is that everyone leaves with a smile and a few new facts to share.
The Public House at The AlexanderFestival Artists Concert
The Colorado College Summer Music Festival presents the closing Festival Artists Concert of its 42nd season in Packard Hall, highlighting an evening of chamber music performed by acclaimed artists. The program opens with Fine’s Partita for woodwind quintet featuring flutist Alice Dade, oboist Marion Arthur Kuszyk, clarinetist Alan Kay, bassoonist Michael Kroth, and horn player David Alexander. Blacher’s Divertimento for trumpet, trombone, and piano follows with trumpeter Jean Laurenz, trombonist John Rojak, and pianist Susan Grace. A new four-movement work, Colored Glass, commissioned by the Festival with support from the Carlton Gamer Endowed Fund for Advancement of Musical Thinking and composed by CC alum Grace Hale, is performed by pianists Grace Hale and William Wolfram, flutist Alice Dade, clarinetist Alan Kay, violinists Ayano Ninomiya and Stefan Hersh, violist Toby Appel, cellist Bion Tsang, bassist Susan Cahill, and guest percussionists Aaron Turner and Robert Jurkscheit. After intermission, the concert concludes with Arensky’s Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 32, performed by pianist William Wolfram, violinist Ayano Ninomiya, and cellist Mark Kosower. A free pre-concert recital by Denver-based Grande Orquesta Navarre takes place in Packard Hall, and attendees are invited to enjoy the wine bar in Packard Courtyard between performances. Tickets are $40 for the general public, $35 for SMF Donors, and $5 for children and non-CC students. Colorado College students, faculty, and staff receive free admission with a CCID.
Packard HallUSA vs Turkiye - World Cup
Sportsbook Bar & Grill in Colorado Springs sets the stage for USA soccer watch parties with fellow fans, tasty bar bites, and plenty of game-day buzz. Coors and Coors Light specials add to the celebration as supporters cheer for Team USA. Bring friends and wear red, white, and blue to match the spirited atmosphere at THE Book.
The Sportsbook Bar & Grill Colorado SpringsKaraoke After Dark
Alchemy in Old Colorado City hosts a lively karaoke night that puts fun first in an inclusive, welcoming space. It is an easygoing setting for an outing with friends, with plenty of chances to take the mic and cheer each performance. The venue offers a full menu with food, brews, and specialty cocktails to enjoy between songs. Expect a friendly crowd and a comfortable atmosphere throughout the evening.
AlchemyCoffee & Creative Real Estate Meetup
Relocated to Building III Coffee Co. for the summer, this casual coffee meetup brings together local real estate investors, landlords, and aspiring entrepreneurs for open conversations about what is happening in the market. There is no sales angle and no structured presentation, only practical dialogue and firsthand insights from people who are actively investing. Topics shift from week to week, ranging from buy and hold strategies, creative financing, house hacking, and master leasing to legislation, insurance, lending trends, and real deals unfolding around Colorado Springs. It is a welcoming place to learn the basics, refine an approach, connect with like-minded locals, and share ideas, challenges, and wins. RSVPs are requested so others can see the interest building in the group.
Building III Coffee Co.Web Events for Breastfeeding Support “Baby Café” at Lindstrom Clinic
This Baby Café at the Floyd K. Lindstrom Clinic provides a welcoming space for veterans and their breastfeeding dyads to connect, share experiences, and navigate the ups and downs of caring for infants. A VA lactation specialist is available to address concerns and offer education on a wide range of topics, including alternative feeding methods, caring for multiples or siblings, breastfeeding older babies, pumping, preparing to return to work or school, recognizing an effective latch, skin-to-skin practices, and tongue or lip ties, with additional support as needed. This gathering is offered weekly. For questions, contact Elizabeth Yahn at Elizabeth.Yahn@va.gov.
AI Visionaries at Treehouse!
This is a participatory discussion geared toward makers, innovators, and anyone curious about technology. The group-driven workshop examines current AI platforms, recent advances, and inventive uses across creative arts, writing, productivity, and automated workflows. Participants trade references, compare techniques, and talk through practical examples in a welcoming setting that encourages experimentation and questions. Suitable for newcomers and experienced users alike, it offers new takeaways, peer learning, and hands-on exploration to help you stay current and energized.
Eddie and the Getaway
Eddie And The Getaway performs live at Lulu's Downtown in Colorado Springs. Tickets are available for this performance.
Lulu's DowntownThe Wallflowers
See The Wallflowers with Early James at Pikes Peak Center.
Pikes Peak CenterLarry Fleet
See Larry Fleet with Dasher The Band perform live.
Phil Long Music HallCapricorns Full Moon Sound Bath
Hosted at Root: Center for Yoga & Sacred Studies, this group sound bath led by John and Geoffrey offers an immersive space for soothing vibration and shared presence. In the steady light of the Capricorn full moon, a sign associated with grounding, dedication, and self-mastery, the experience supports deep rest, release, and gentle realignment. A layered soundscape of crystal singing bowls, chimes, and other therapeutic instruments emphasizes the root, solar plexus, and crown chakras to encourage stability, self-trust, and a sense of higher connection. The gathering opens with a grounding meditation and clear intention. Participants are then guided through an intuitive sound journey that cultivates stillness, spacious awareness, and subtle transformation, with themes that may reflect the lunar current and collective energies. As the tones dissolve into silence, time is set aside for integration, including quiet reflection or journaling, so insights can settle with ease. Please bring a yoga mat, a blanket or cushion for comfort, water, and a journal with a pen. Registration is required, with a sliding scale of $11 to $33. Space is limited to eleven participants to maintain an intimate setting.
Root: Center for Yoga & Sacred StudiesBloom: A Strawberry Full Moon Gathering
An evening attuned to the Strawberry Full Moon offers space for reflection, gentle movement, hands-on creativity, and restorative sound. The focus is on acknowledging what is flourishing, letting go of what has felt limiting, and reconnecting with parts of self that are ready to be seen. Participants can sip strawberry tea, take part in a gentle Embodied Bloom Flow, assemble a small bouquet to bring home, journal with intention, and conclude with a grounding sound bath. The atmosphere is soft, welcoming, and beginner friendly. The exchange is $44.00. It is designed so attendees can arrive as they are and leave carrying something beautiful into the days ahead.
Ixora, A Wellness CollectiveHot Boots Band
Hot Boots Band rolls into Blooms Mill Hill Saloon with rowdy country twang, tight harmonies, and a full-on honky tonk spirit. The set is built for dancing and two-stepping, while the saloon keeps the strong, easy-sipping pours flowing. Expect a lively, foot-stomping atmosphere and a soundtrack made for a memorable night on the floor.
Mill Hill SaloonWhiskey Sky Band
Whiskey Sky Band debuts at Happy Tap with a lively set of classic rock and singalong favorites. The show offers an upbeat atmosphere, good vibes, and a fun way to celebrate the band’s first night at the venue.
Happy TapDig or Die SoCo JUNE 26-28
Now in its sixth year, this multi-day beach volleyball tournament takes over IVP at the Beach House in Colorado Springs, with matches spread across 13 all-sand courts and a full bar and restaurant on site. Competition features doubles brackets including Men's Dino and Women's Dino, Men's and Women's Open, A, BB, and B, coed doubles in A, BB, and B, and coed fours in A and BB, along with Girls Juniors divisions for ages 10 to 14 and 15 to 18. Open brackets award cash prizes. Amateur divisions offer gift cards valued at $80 per person for first place and $40 per person for second place, redeemable for ball, swag, bar, and food. Promoted as the biggest tournament of the year.
IVP at The Beach HouseLittle Ranger World
Park Guide and Junior Ranger co-author Jennifer leads a one-hour nature program created for Little Rangers. Participants meet in the Red Rocks Room for hands-on exploration at a touch table, a nature story, and a simple activity or craft. The focus changes each month. Registration takes place online and capacity is limited to 15 people, which includes both adults and Little Rangers, while infants are not counted. For questions, call (719) 219-0108. Tickets are first come, first served and are nonrefundable.
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature CenterMember Appreciation Day at Tommy's Express
A monthly celebration for members comes to Tommy’s Express at the Garden of the Gods location. Mondal’s food truck will be on hand, and one dollar from every wash will be directed to Sue’s Gift. The day centers on appreciation and community.
Big Bugs Day
Presented in collaboration with the Colorado Pollinators Network, this family friendly program highlights native pollinators and practical ways to care for their habitat, wellbeing, and biodiversity. Explore the insect life of Bear Creek Nature Center through interactive, hands-on experiences, including sweep netting to observe bugs up close. Advance registration is required and the cost is $5 per person.
Bear Creek Nature CenterSplash into Summer!
Celebrate the start of summer at Peterson Community Center with splash pad play, sweet frozen treats, and a laid-back, sunny atmosphere. Guests may want to bring friends and sunscreen for water fun, refreshments, and lighthearted memories. This event is weather permitting.
Peterson Community CenterLos Lobos
Los Lobos appears alongside the Taylor Scott Band for a live performance at Phil Long Music Hall in Colorado Springs. Both acts share the stage for a concert at this venue.
Phil Long Music HallBack to Basics - Cooking Class with Chef Stevie
Beginners can get comfortable in the kitchen with a friendly, hands-on class led by Chef Stevie of Khronology Functional Wellness. Learn core skills like safe, effective knife techniques along with practical tips and tricks, then prepare and enjoy simple, tasty dishes. The session takes place in the teaching kitchen at the Arc of the Pikes Peak Region, and all ingredients, recipes, and equipment are provided. The cost is $45 per person and includes guided instruction, ingredients, and recipes to take home. Advance purchase is required to reserve a spot and to support ingredient planning. If you have food allergies or intolerances, notify the organizer so accommodations can be considered. About the instructor: Chef Stevie brings more than 30 years of experience as a chef and nutritionist, began her career in New Orleans, and champions food that is both delicious and good for you. This class is designed for adults with little to no cooking experience.
The Arc of the Pikes Peak RegionJune Book Club Afternoon - "Be Ready When the Luck Happens: A Memoir"
The book club turns its attention to Be Ready When the Luck Happens, Ina Garten’s much anticipated memoir. Known to many as the Barefoot Contessa, Garten shares a candid and lively account of the choices, hustle, and meticulous care that shaped her life and work. The story traces years of personal hurdles, adventures and misadventures, and surprising career turns, all conveyed in her distinctive, engaging voice. Conversation centers on these themes, and a tea-themed light meal featuring several of her recipes accompanies the discussion.
FestiviTea LLCThe Useful Yucca
This free, drop-in program explores the narrowleaf yucca and how it survives in a semi-arid landscape. Interactive demonstrations highlight traditional uses, including making cordage or soap from the plant. Open to all ages. For questions, call 719-219-0108.
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature CenterSelf Defense Class, & Inner Peace Workshop
A welcoming workshop for women of every age that pairs practical self defense with calming meditation to build confidence and composure in any situation. Led by Tanisha Martin, a 6th Degree Kung Fu Master and Self-Empowered Life Mentor, participants explore how inner peace can serve as a powerful foundation for personal safety and awareness. It is well suited for those preparing for school, international travel, business or leisure trips, or life changes, as well as anyone aiming to deepen everyday mindfulness and security. Dinner is included afterward with time to connect with others. Attendance is limited. Hosted at 7-Star Phoenix.
Summoning of the Keepers: Book 2 Release Event
Meet fantasy author Emily Davis, creator of Guardians and Keepers of Myth, at a celebration for the launch of Book 2. Pick up the newly released second installment and also grab Book 1, talk with the author, collect signatures, and delve deeper into the world of the series. Mile High Grounds will provide coffee to fuel the adventure, and games will be on hand to keep the energy lively. Expect stories, caffeine, playful mischief, and maybe even a touch of destiny.
Summerween Weekend
Celebrate Halloween vibes in the warmth of summer with Summerween treats. The shop offers themed donuts and drinks for a spooky twist on the season.
Happy Hour DonutsWhitewater Rafting -Big Horn Sheep Canyon Half Day
Outdoor Recreation presents an adventurous whitewater rafting trip through Bighorn Sheep Canyon, pairing scenic canyon views with family-friendly rapids. The cost is $97 per person and includes guided service, lunch, equipment, and round-trip transportation.
Orvis 101 Introduction to Fly Fishing Class
Designed for newcomers or anyone curious without a big budget, the Orvis 101 Introduction to Fly Fishing Class offers a friendly primer on the essentials. Learn how to interpret river currents and fish behavior, practice thoughtful on-the-water etiquette, get familiar with basic gear, and see how to set up a fly rod, followed by a short casting demonstration. The session also addresses common beginner questions, including how fly fishing differs from other styles, why understanding aquatic insects matters, which knots are worth knowing, how and why a rod is rigged a certain way, what makes fly casting unique, and what equipment is needed to begin. The class costs $10 per person, and participants who complete it receive a $15 gift card.
Angler's Covey🏳️🌈 Basic RiderCourse 🏍️
Motorcycle Training Academy offers a Basic RiderCourse exclusively for members of the LGBTQ+ community. The class provides an inclusive, safety focused setting to learn essential riding skills, build confidence, and take steps toward a motorcycle endorsement. Participants receive a 10% discount on the class. Registration is by phone only.
Motorcycle Training AcademyOne More Saturday Night w/ Big Sky
Big Sky is back at Mother Muffs with a night of psychedelic, jam-focused tunes inspired by the Grateful Dead, JGB, and more. The show highlights Tim Costello on guitar and vocals, joined by Big Sky Band members Dave Deason, Rick Starkey, and Michael Hawkins. There is no cover charge, and entry is limited to guests 21 and over.
Axiom Martial Arts Elite Retreat
The Axiom Elite Retreat offers a full day of martial arts training that gathers practitioners and instructors from throughout Colorado Springs, with a focus on learning, growth, and community. Open to ages 10 and up, it encourages participants to step outside their usual training environment and learn from a range of styles and instructor perspectives. The schedule blends traditional and modern disciplines, with opportunities to train in Taekwondo, Karate, Kobudo, Muay Thai, Jeet Kune Do, Arnis, MMA, and more. Emphasis is placed on cross-training, building connections, and developing skills as students work alongside people from different schools, backgrounds, and approaches. Whether you are a hobbyist, a dedicated traditional artist, a teen competitor, or an adult who enjoys training, the retreat is designed to offer meaningful benefits for everyone.
Transcendence : A Kambo Kinship Ceremony
A Kambo kinship ceremony centers on a sacred Amazonian practice involving the application of secretion from the skin of Phyllomedusa bicolor, the giant monkey tree frog. Rooted in indigenous traditions of cleansing and spiritual work, participants often report benefits such as increased mental clarity, shifts in awareness, and a renewed sense of connection. The ritual is described as supporting purification of toxins and impurities and physical restoration, with references to anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects as well as bioactive and neuropeptides that provide amino acids, the building blocks of protein. Many also speak to sharper focus and energy afterward, with reports of support for learning and easing brain fog, depression or anxiety, and symptoms associated with ADHD and PTSD. Ceremonies are also associated with emotional release that can help clear energetic blockages and with practices that deepen spiritual connection to the natural world. If it is your first time at EDENOLOGY there is a waiver process before ceremony to confirm safety and screen for contraindications, and a consultation can be scheduled to answer questions and begin that process. Please dress in layers, bring a journal and any crystals you want to work with, and arrive fasted from food for seven hours. Double purified water filtered through Aquasana and Kangen systems to approximately 7 pH will be provided during the ceremony. The session is served by Curanderas Andria and Keauna.
Form Check Workshop
Guided by Chelle, these ongoing Form workshops focus on exploring varied movements and personal biomechanics to help maximize routines and accelerate progress toward individual goals. Registration is available online or at the front desk.
First & Main Town CenterRooted In Wellness: Building Your Community Toolbox
This hands-on workshop offers practical tools for daily life. Topics include the brain's role in health, building enjoyable wellness routines, and becoming more confident when navigating healthcare. The session provides a supportive space to share personal stories and insights that can help shape local health programs, as well as opportunities to connect with the community. Participants leave with a personalized toolbox to support themselves and their families. All are welcome.
Fundraiser for Childhood Cancer
Millie's Lemonade Stand is hosting a community fundraiser for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, a nonprofit that supports childhood cancer research and helps families affected by the disease. Fresh handcrafted lemonade anchors the day, with specialty flavors including Unicorn, Cotton Candy, Tropical, Watermelon, Strawberry, Cherry, Peach, Melon, and Piña Colada. Sizes are available at 20 oz for $4, 24 oz for $6, and 32 oz for $8. The atmosphere is family friendly with photo opportunities and simple ways to contribute, from purchasing a drink to making a donation, all in support of raising awareness and funding for children facing cancer.
Panorama ParkSensory Storytime (Library 21c)
This interactive storytime at Library 21c is designed with children who have learning and sensory differences in mind. It is best suited for ages 3 to 12 and their parents or caregivers. Participants of all abilities are welcome. Registration is required, and because space is limited, early sign up is encouraged. The organizer notes that the Facebook calendar might not show updates such as cancellations or when registration has filled.
Library 21cHealth & Wellness Expo
At this health and wellness expo, take a leisurely walk along Main Street and explore booths hosted by participating providers, discovering how their offerings can support mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. RSVP is requested.
Aspen Trail Retirement ResortSouthern MD Class Reunion
Southern Maryland high school alumni are invited to a region-wide reunion that brings classmates together to reconnect and represent their schools. Expect complimentary wine tastings with the option to purchase bottles, a cash bar, a variety of food trucks, a DJ providing music, raffle prizes, and a best dressed competition celebrating class-era style. Admission is $20 in advance or $25 at the gate, and all sales are final. Advance payments can be sent via CashApp at $acb621 or Zelle at 240-882-0278. Attendees should bring lawn chairs and tents. The celebration takes place outdoors and will proceed rain or shine, and RVs are welcome. This gathering is for ages 35 and up. For more information, call or text 240-882-0167. Food vendors and other vendors are invited to inquire at butlersfarm.waldorf@gmail.com.
DiscoveryX Marks the Spot Giveaway
X1039 is on site at Reds Sunset Grill for a giveaway that reveals who takes home tickets to My Chemical Romance or Noah Kahan, along with $700 in cash. The runner-up receives the tickets not selected by the grand prize winner and $150.
Reds Sunset GrillHell's Belles
Hell's Belles presents a faithful tribute to AC/DC, performed by musicians who are ardent fans of the band. The performance honors the music they love and recognizes the shared bond within a large community of AC/DC followers.
Bourbon BrothersLast Saturday's Car Show
This no-cost car show welcomes vehicles of every make and model. It is sponsored by the Colorado Springs EV Club.
Bass Pro ShopsPolymer Clay Mushroom Workshop
At Treehouse Cafe COS, a beginner friendly polymer clay session teaches how to sculpt charming mushrooms and arrange them into a miniature fantasy forest scene. Using the included materials, participants create a custom forest floor display and practice approachable techniques with clay. Sharp blades and tools are used, so this class is not suitable for children. All tools and supplies are provided. The workshop lasts three hours, costs $60, and is limited to seven participants. For information on how to reserve a spot, contact the organizer.
Treehouse Cafe COSPuppies on the Patio
The patio at Treehouse hosts a community-centered gathering that supports animal rescues and non-profits. Visitors can meet adoptable dogs, learn more about rescue and adoption, and connect with others who care about animal welfare. Many dogs found homes during last year’s event, and the aim is to help even more pups find loving families. Volunteers are welcome, and there are opportunities to get more involved.
Treehouse Cafe COSLive Band Karaoke
Sing with a live band at a casual bandeoke session. Browse the on-site songbook, add your name to the list, and perform a favorite song. No pre sign-ups are required. Drinks and food are available for purchase from Golden Hour Bar.
Mining Exchange HotelMeditation 🧘♀️ For Everyone!
Designed for every experience level, this supportive meditation class explores grounding practices, energy, protection, and core fundamentals. The session concludes with a guided meditation to help participants feel centered and restored. Seating is limited.
Panther's Gate Lil Witch University & Metaphysical StoreFive For Fighting and Edwin McCain
Five for Fighting and Edwin McCain come together for a live concert at Pikes Peak Center. The event features both artists performing on the same stage.
Pikes Peak CenterEasel with a View
Enjoy a relaxed painting session with views of Garden of the Gods as local artist Brenda Harris guides adults of all experience levels through creating a scene inspired by the park. No prior knowledge is required. Learn color mixing and layering techniques with clear, step by step instruction from start to finish. Everyone completes a canvas to take home, and there is nothing to bring beyond your creativity.
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature CenterPages in the Park - June
Spread out a blanket, unpack your favorite snacks and a bottle of sparkling cider, and sink into the book you have been waiting to start. After a chapter or two, stroll to Roadrunner Bookshop’s trailer to browse for a new read. This relaxed summer reading series, presented by COS Silent Book Club and Roadrunner Bookshop, offers quiet time together in North Shooks Run Park. Bring a picnic and a blanket or camp chair to enjoy a few peaceful hours with good books, fresh air, and a welcoming sense of community. There is no required reading and no pressure, only sunshine, turning pages, and room to breathe.
Crafters Collective - Maker's Market
The Crafters Collective Maker's Market brings together a rotating lineup of makers and vendors. Each market features different participants, so the selection changes regularly. Vendor tables are available for $25, and inquiries can be sent to gloriastults42@gmail.com.
The Public House at The AlexanderCrafts & Coffee: Macrame Sun Catchers
Settle in at KB Coffee & Bakery for a beginner friendly macrame class focused on crafting a sun catcher. Guided by fiber artist and instructor Janel, participants work with recycled cotton rope and learn three commonly used macrame knots, finishing with a decorative piece to take home. Personalize the design with your choice of rope colors, gold or silver hoops, and a selection of glass crystals. The class runs about an hour and a half, and some crafters may finish early. Attendance is limited to 16 participants and the class is open to ages 16 and up. A ticket includes guided instruction and the opportunity to leave with your own handmade fiber art. KB Coffee & Bakery serves hot, iced, and chilled espresso drinks, plus chai, matcha, and lotus energy drinks, along with savory bites and sweet treats. Food and beverages are available for purchase and are not included in the ticket price. Arriving a few minutes early makes it easy to order and get comfortable before class begins.
KB Coffee & BakeryRepotting Class
Root bound plant parents can get hands-on help at a relaxed, drop-in repotting class at Plant Mamas Garden. The team will show how to repot correctly so your plants get a fresh start and healthier roots. The cost is $15 and includes soil, guidance from the staff, and help with the repotting process, and you are welcome to bring as many plants as you like. Bring the overgrown favorites, the mystery strugglers, or that pothos that has been sitting in its nursery pot, and leave with a happier houseplant collection.
Plant Mamas GardenSummer Music Series: Chinaflower Suncats
Enjoy live music, craft beer, and summer vibes at Goat Patch – Lincoln Center. As part of the Summer Music Series, the beer garden will host the Chinaflower Suncats. Its a great way to spend a Sunday evening.
Goat Patch Brewing CompanyBryce Mauldin and Triston Marez
Bryce Mauldin and Triston Marez take the stage together at Lulu's Downtown in Colorado Springs. This is a live concert featuring both artists.
Lulu's DowntownFirst Friday ArtWalk in Old Colorado City
Old Colorado City transforms into an art-filled stroll as galleries, studios, boutiques, shops, and eateries open their doors. Discover over a dozen participating galleries with hundreds of pieces on view, speak with local artists and makers, and catch artist demonstrations and entertainment along the way. Shops and boutiques add to the experience with shop specials, free refreshments, and extra in-store activities, offering a welcoming way to explore new work and connect with the creative community.
Old Colorado CityJuly 4th Event
Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence at the Colorado Springs Shrine Club with a movie-themed gathering. Screenings of the patriotic musicals 1776 and Yankee Doodle Dandy will be shown, with popcorn available during the films. Hamburgers, hot dogs, iced tea, and lemonade are offered for a donation to the General Fund, and additional beverages can be found at the bar. All are welcome. For questions, contact the office at alkalyshriners@gmail.com.
Colorado Springs Shrine ClubLevel Up Camp Session 2
Level Up Camp Session 2 is a focused three-day intensive at Little Fins Swim School (Union) for swimmers who are on the verge of advancing a level and want targeted coaching to break through. Each session is limited to four swimmers per coach, creating a highly personalized setting that hones the skills needed for level progression while building stroke technique, endurance, and confidence. Daily training lasts about an hour and wraps up with a certificate of completion. The camp welcomes swimmers of any age who are close to passing their current level. Space is very limited with only four spots per session, pre-registration is required, and the cost is $200.
Little Fins Swim SchoolThe 3 Car Garage Band
The 3 Car Garage Band performs at Hillside Gardens with a set that mixes familiar favorites and fresh new songs. The vibe centers on fun with friends and plenty of dancing, creating a lively experience of live music.
Hillside GardensSon of the Return of Not Quite Alright!
Not Quite Alright returns after an extended break with a mix of alternative rock covers, featuring selections from earlier sets alongside new additions. The set includes songs by INXS, The Cure, The Killers, Muse, Tears for Fears, RHCP, and more.
O'Furry's BarCO Concealed Handgun Permit Class at Sportsman's Warehouse in Colorado Springs, CO - 9:30AM - 6:30PM
Designed for first-time applicants, this eight-hour concealed carry course combines Colorado Concealed Handgun Permit and Arizona Concealed Weapons Permit training. Instruction covers safe firearm handling and storage, the principles surrounding use of force, and the legal responsibilities of carrying concealed, along with the specific requirements for obtaining permits in Colorado and Arizona. This class is not valid for renewal applications. Schedule details may change, so confirm the most current information with the organizer.
Sportsman's WarehouseAmerica's Mountain Festival
Prepare yourself for a fantastic musical experience at America's Mountain Festival. Our event features a diverse lineup of Western/Red Dirt performers including The Matt Skinner Band, Tyce Delk, Jenna Paulette, Walker Montgomery and headliner Aaron Watson. For 2026, we are planning a variety of food, mountain arts, and other activities to keep music listeners entertained all day long.
America's Mountain FestivalMosaic Bee Watering Oasis Class
Create a 10 inch mosaic bee hydration station in a hands-on class that covers art basics, stained glass nipping, tile application, a variety of cutting styles, and layout techniques for a clean finish. If you prefer to skip the rocks, your finished piece can serve as a small bird bath. You will build the mosaic during class, then complete it at home by grouting after an in-class demonstration of the curing and grouting process, along with a video to guide you. Cathy will be available for assistance with this step. The session also includes tips on preparing a terra cotta saucer and advice on purchasing materials for future projects. The cost is $85 and includes all supplies. Open to ages 14 and older. Prior mosaic experience is helpful but not required. The class is nonrefundable. If you need to cancel, contact Cathy at least 24 hours in advance to receive a 50 percent credit toward a future class.
The Glass Collective by Sassy GlassyJuly Young Professionals Coffee Meetup
Connect with peers at a casual coffee meetup created by the SCWCC Young Professionals group for those 40 and under, including entrepreneurs, emerging leaders, and other business professionals. The gathering takes place at COS City Hub, which is also providing the coffee. Expect time to mingle at the start, a block of guest speakers and presentations in the middle, and more open networking to wrap up. Attendance is free for both members and nonmembers. Appreciation is extended to the event’s investor sponsors: Southern Colorado Business Forum & Digest, Garden of the Gods Resort and Club, HealthYou, North Magazine, and Strata.
COSCityHubClever Corvids
Test your wits in a family-focused program exploring Colorado’s corvids. Learn about the crows, jays, and other species that call the Garden home, then tackle problem-solving competitions to see how you compare. This is an indoor session that meets in the Red Rock Room on the second floor. No live animals are included in this program. For questions, call 719-219-0108. Refunds are not available.
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature CenterJuly Summoner Skirmish
Card Cosmos hosts a competitive event for the Riftbound trading card game where players face off and test their summoning strategies. The July Summoner Skirmish brings the TCG community together for head to head matches and focused gameplay. Entry is $25. For more information, call 719-309-7029.
Card CosmosFused Glass Mushroom Stake Class
Design and create two fused glass mushrooms for your garden or potted plants. Working with colorful frit, including options that glow in the dark, participants build their pieces without any glass cutting. Each project is kiln fired once to fuse the colors, then fired again on a mold to form the final shape. The class welcomes beginners as well as those with more experience and is open to ages 14 and up. The fee is $72 and includes all materials. The class is nonrefundable, but cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a 50 percent credit toward a future class. Enrollment requires a minimum of six participants and is capped at ten. If the minimum is not met, purchases will be refunded or can be applied as a credit to a future class.
The Glass CollectiveTitan Championship Wrestling presents American Spirit 2026
Titan Championship Wrestling Entertainment returns to the Ocean County Fair for two nights of live professional wrestling on the fairgrounds. The lineup includes an in-person meet and greet followed by in-ring action. Admission to the wrestling shows is included with the purchase of Ocean County Fair entry.
Ocean County FairCole Mika Summer Camp
Hosted by Cheyenne Mountain Lacrosse Club and The Cole Mika Foundation, this third annual youth lacrosse camp at Skyway Park Elementary School celebrates Cole Mika’s passion for the sport, camaraderie, competition, and the outdoors. This four day program welcomes boys and girls and centers on building skills, teamwork, sportsmanship, and a love for playing. Coaching comes from CMLC staff, guest coaches, members of the 2026 Cheyenne Mountain High School State Championship team, and other local leaders in the game. Participants are grouped by age, grade, and ability when possible, and each session blends position specific instruction with small sided games, friendly competitions, team building activities, and plenty of fun. The cost is $57.50 per player for the full camp, and capacity is limited to 40 players. A current USA Lacrosse membership is required for all campers for insurance coverage, and the individual youth membership is $35 separate from the camp fee. Families who register will receive details on what to bring, check in steps, and the final schedule before the first day. Space is limited and tends to fill quickly.
Skyway Park Elementary School2026 Packz4Kidz Colorado Springs presented by Air Academy Credit Union
Packz4Kidz Colorado Springs will provide 500 brand-new backpacks filled with school supplies for children in pre-K through 12th grade, distributed on a first come, first served basis. Children must attend with a parent or guardian. Upon arrival, families will complete a brief survey before selecting backpacks. Distribution is set up as a drive-through, and a walk-up area will be available for those who need it. No referral is required, and anyone in need can receive a backpack. Sponsors include Air Academy Credit Union and Safelite Autoglass.
YMCA at First & MainRaptors of Colorado
Curious about what makes falcons the speed champions of the animal world, or how owls manage such impressive head rotation? This indoor presentation explores Colorado’s raptors, introducing participants to their standout adaptations, the hunting techniques that distinguish them, and the conservation challenges they face. The session takes place in the Red Rock Room on the second floor. There will be no live animals at this program. Refunds are not available.
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature CenterMilkshakes with a Meaning
MilkShake Factory Briargate partners with The Underdogs Non Profit by Dog Heaven for a community fundraiser supporting a shared rescue mission. The Underdogs assists people and pets through crisis with compassionate connection and practical help, from aiding families who are struggling to care for beloved animals to supporting rescue and therapy animals so they can remain with the humans who need them. Enjoy hand-spun shakes, specialty sundaes, and artisan chocolates, and mention The Underdogs group name when ordering so that 20 percent of qualifying purchases is donated to the organization. A sweet way to make a meaningful impact for animals and the people who love them.
MilkShake Factory (Briargate)Skin&Bones Gig at Goat Patch Brewing Co Lincoln Center (Live Music, No Cover!)
Skin&Bones gives its first performance at Goat Patch Brewing Company in Lincoln Center, presenting an evening of live music. Expect a high energy set alongside the brewery’s beers. Admission is free.
Goat Patch Brewing Company 2727 N Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80907-6287, United StatesClassical Dressage Clinic | Steamboat Springs, CO
Cody brings classical, horse-centered education to riders who want to deepen their skills and results. This clinic offers focused, structured instruction that develops both the rider and the horse, both mentally and physically. Whether you are starting a young horse, refining advanced work, rebuilding confidence, or looking for greater clarity in your training, Cody meets each pair at their current level and provides a clear, systematic path forward. The approach is rooted in classical principles and biomechanics, emphasizing calm, straight, forward development, solid basics that support higher-level work, rider position, timing, feel, clear communication, effective aids, building strength without force, and long-term soundness and sustainability. Participants leave with more than new exercises. They gain understanding, a framework for progress, and practical tools they can put to use right away at home. Each session is focused and progressive, tailored to the individual horse and rider, which supports meaningful growth rather than quick fixes. Spots are limited to maintain quality instruction, early registration is recommended, and the hostess can provide details on riding or auditing.
Steamboat Ct, Colorado Springs, CO 80919, United StatesWitch Hound with Cobranoid + Doctor Nez + Orbital Destroyer at Lulu's Downtown!
Lulu’s Downtown in Colorado Springs hosts a heavy lineup featuring hometown stoner doom metal unit Witch Hound alongside Denver speed doom act Cobranoid, desert rock and alternative locals Doctor Nez, and Denver cosmic heavy rock trio Orbital Destroyer, who open the show. The venue is known for an intimate setting, eclectic decor, and a diverse mix of artists from local bands to national acts. A sunken dance floor, tiered viewing, and a full bar set the scene for an up close live music experience.
Lulu's DowntownFree Seminar: Car Buying Demystified
This free seminar offers practical guidance to make car buying easier and less stressful by showing how preparation, research, and a thoughtful approach can build confidence before you visit a dealership. Participants will learn how to clarify needs, set a budget and financial limits, research vehicles, recognize dealership marketing tactics, and compare two ways to buy a car, either handling the process independently or working with a broker. The session is presented by Ronnie Haskin of RHAuto Bokers. The material is intended for general informational purposes only, and Ronnie Haskin, RHAuto Bokers, and Air Academy Credit Union are separate entities. By submitting your information, you agree to receive future communications from Air Academy Credit Union about initiatives, events, products, and services, with the option to opt out at any time by following the directions in those emails.
Ninety Percent 90s Live at Viewhouse (Colorado Springs)
A free show is offered at no cost to attend.
Gigahorse live! @ Trainwreck
Gigahorse plays a live show at Trainwreck Colorado, with an emphasis on cutting loose.
Trainwreck ColoradoCommunity Constellations with Reclaiming Hope
Community Constellations spotlights Reclaiming Hope with a community-focused gathering centered on connection and generosity. Ten percent of sales from the event will be donated to Reclaiming Hope, an organization that journeys with survivors of sex trafficking. Guided by the Italian phrase Riportare il quartiere, meaning bring back the neighborhood, the host aims to provide a welcoming place to gather, celebrate, and remember. During Community Constellations, 10 percent of proceeds are dedicated to the participating charity.
Mo Lowda & the Humble
Mo Lowda & the Humble brings its self-produced indie rock from Philadelphia to Lulu’s Downtown in Colorado Springs. Since its 2013 debut, the group has broadened its recorded sound while sharpening a tight, high-energy live set through constant touring, earning a devoted following that regularly fills clubs and theaters across the country. The fifth studio album, Tailing the Ghost, was created entirely on the road, with most songs tracked largely live, yielding a collection that feels unified yet adventurous. Known for playing more than 90 shows each year, the band continues its heavy touring at a venue that offers a full bar and a multi-tiered viewing layout. The space is welcoming, supports the local arts community, and allows attendees of all responsible ages.
Lulu's DowntownGrieves w/ The Street Sweepers
Grieves teams up with The Street Sweepers for a live show at The Black Sheep. This event welcomes attendees of all ages, and ticket prices range from 22 to 72 dollars.
The Black SheepColorado Springs Switchbacks vs San Antonio FC
Colorado Springs Switchbacks meet San Antonio FC for a soccer match at Weidner Field. A head-to-head clash on the pitch between these two clubs.
Weidner Field