Events in Colorado Springs, CO

Western Express ’26 sets off in Colorado Springs and wraps up in Durango, bringing teams together for a multi-day driving experience across some of Colorado’s most iconic roads. The entry is $3,999 per team and covers an opening gathering at the Piccadilly Bar, a night at The Antlers Hotel in downtown Colorado Springs, and three nights at The Gant in Aspen. The journey includes breakfast and a sendoff from historic Porsche Colorado Springs, followed by scenic routes that take in Pikes Peak, Independence Pass, the Continental Divide, the Million Dollar Highway, and additional Colorado backroads. Along the way, participants enjoy a shared lunch at Mango’s Mountain Grill, a group outing on the Silver Queen Gondola, another shared lunch at BRGR 133 in Hotchkiss, and a private closing celebration with dinner at Animas Forks Brewing in Durango. Each team also receives a removable Western Express vehicle sticker kit, a framed event poster, two T-shirts, two sweatshirts, access to the RCK x ER Western Express playlist, and full media coverage from BLK ELK Media and RG Media.

Veterans from every branch come together for a welcoming monthly coffee group focused on camaraderie and conversation. It offers a relaxed space to connect with others who have served, swap stories, and strengthen community. Open to those who are retired, separated, or currently serving. Held at the Colorado Springs Senior Center.

Celebrate three days of holiday themed quilting at The Quilted Cow Colorado Springs. Bring your sewing machine and current projects, and the rest is taken care of with creativity, goodies, lunch, and snacks. Enjoy the camaraderie of a quilt retreat while still heading home to your own bed each night. The cost is $165. Registration is available online or in store.

This Baby Café offers a supportive space at the Floyd K. Lindstrom Clinic where veterans and their breastfeeding dyads can connect and talk through both the joys and the challenges that come with new babies. A VA lactation specialist is available to assess concerns and provide education on a wide range of breastfeeding needs, including alternative feeding approaches, caring for multiples or siblings, breastfeeding older infants, pumping, returning to work or school, recognizing a good latch, skin to skin care, and tongue or lip tie. Check the Facebook page for any last minute updates before traveling. For questions, contact Elizabeth Yahn at Elizabeth.Yahn@va.gov.

Set in Colorado Springs, Colorado, this small group getaway spans five days with a four night stay, blending challenging hikes, striking scenery, and time to relax and connect with fellow nature lovers. Planned outings include tackling the Manitu Incline, known for its steep stair climb of roughly 2,700 steps and significant elevation gain, visiting the cascades at Seven Falls, and wandering through the red rock landscapes of Garden of the Gods. The experience is geared toward active adults who are comfortable with hiking and altitude. Participants are responsible for their own health, safety, preparation, equipment, and personal choices during all activities. Space is limited to keep the group personal and enjoyable. Those interested in sharing lodging, ground transportation excluding airfare, and meal costs can coordinate directly with the organizer by messenger or text.

Raqs Asana blends yoga and belly dance for a celebratory, energizing class that builds strength, control, and fluidity. Move through flowing sequences that transition from standing to floor work and back again while developing precise isolations. A high-energy soundtrack keeps the pace upbeat so the session flies by and leaves you feeling powerful and fully connected to your body. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for yoga, and skip the hip scarf. Pricing options include a $15 drop-in, a 5-class card for $65, or a 10-class card for $110.

Take advantage of 50% Off Thursdays with a landscape painting session priced at $15 per painter. Instructors lead a two-hour, step-by-step class on a piece they choose, offering a friendly setting to learn techniques and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Punch cards are not accepted for this promotion.

Dice Guys Game Store hosts open Commander play with tables ready for casual games. Newcomers and veteran players can connect with fellow Magic fans and put their decks to the test in a relaxed setting. Admission is free, and the store offers food and beverages, a large singles selection, and plenty of sealed products.

Acacia Park hosts a free downtown summer concert featuring the Falconaires, the leading jazz ensemble of the U.S. Air Force Academy Band. The group spans classic big band swing through contemporary jazz, showcasing precise arrangements and exceptional musicianship. Known for lively, high-energy performances nationwide, they bring the spirit of the Academy to the stage with a vibrant program of jazz.

A welcoming discussion circle for people who identify as male, centered on meaningful conversation and connection. The group offers a supportive and respectful setting to explore a wide range of topics, from current events to personal growth. Attendees may share their perspectives or simply listen and learn alongside a community of warm, inclusive peers.

Hosted at Pole Revolution LLC, this class offers a fluid, empowering dance practice that blends fusion belly dance with elemental movement and embodied anatomy. Participants explore isolations, traveling steps, and expressive combinations while working with the energies of earth, air, fire, and water through intentional, magick-infused movement. Grounded in yoga-informed anatomy and sound movement mechanics, the experience supports strength, body awareness, and authentic expression. Drawing from contemporary fusion and structured improvisation, it encourages creativity and a deeper connection with both body and energy. All levels are welcome. Bring a water bottle and, if you like, a notebook. Wear comfortable clothing for dance and avoid loud coin belts or scarves. Pricing options include a $15 drop-in, a 5-class card for $65, or a 10-class card for $110.

Geeks Who Drink Trivia brings a lively team quiz to The Public House at The Alexander. Team up with friends for a spirited challenge that sparks conversation and friendly competition. The format is built to connect people through smart, well-written questions, so participants often leave with smiles and a few new facts to share. Fresh material keeps every event distinct, with an experienced editorial crew producing a large set of thought-provoking questions while maintaining quality and a playful sense of humor.

A weekly family-friendly gathering at Bubbles N’ Bites offers a relaxed place to eat, play, and enjoy bubble tea together. Expect an unlimited boba experience with bottomless drinks and toppings, plus all-you-can-enjoy appetizers and desserts. Entertainment spans a Pac-Man arcade cabinet, board and card games, a jumbo Connect 4 set, a claw machine, a piano, and a small gift shop. Pricing is simple: children under 3 are free, children under 10 are $17.99, and adults are $23.99. This recurring event happens every Friday.

Explore BMW performance at an exclusive driving experience featuring sedans such as the 540, i5, and i7, along with the X3, X5, X6, and X7. The iX3 is not part of this event, and the vehicle lineup may change. Hosted by Winslow BMW of Colorado Springs, participating drivers receive a special gift while supplies last. Complimentary meals will be available on site while supplies last. A valid driver’s license is required to drive. Participants must be at least 21, and 25 or older to drive BMW M models. For safety, passengers in car seats or booster seats are not permitted. Capacity is limited.

Military life brings unique challenges, and this interactive ELEVATE workshop equips couples with practical tools to strengthen communication, build resilience, navigate conflict, and maintain a healthy relationship. Offered by Military & Family Readiness in partnership with the Air Force Aid Society, the program covers seven core relationship skills and provides strategies tailored to the realities of military service. It is open to Department of Defense ID card holders in a committed relationship and includes opportunities to connect with other couples in a supportive environment. Eligible Air Force and Space Force active duty members who complete the workshop may receive a $160 grant from the Air Force Aid Society. Hosted at Peterson Military & Family Readiness.

Discover candle making in Old Colorado City with a hands-on workshop hosted by FFO Goods. Over 90 minutes, participants explore different wax types, learn how the vessels are created, and practice blending fragrances. Choose a refillable concrete vessel, pour your candle, and finish it with a custom decorative wax topper. The cost is $45 per person and includes your choice of one refillable 9 oz candle or two 3.5 oz refillable candles.

Enjoy an evening of stargazing with ITT at the Smokey Jack Observatory in Westcliffe, Colorado, part of an International Dark Sky Community. Knowledgeable volunteers will guide attendees through the night sky using the observatory’s 14 inch telescope. Before heading to the observatory, participants will have time to explore Westcliffe’s Planet Walk or have dinner on their own. The cost is 45 dollars per person for transportation. The observatory is volunteer operated and donations are encouraged. This program is weather dependent and will be canceled if conditions are poor or overcast. A valid DOD ID is required to register. The number 719-556-4867 is provided.

Usui Holy Fire III Reiki practitioners from Trini Enrichment Center offer complimentary 30-minute Reiki sessions. Reiki in this setting uses light or no touch as practitioners channel energy to support the body’s natural healing processes. Donations are accepted to help sustain these offerings. Walk in to sign up with the practitioner you prefer or pre-book through the event link.

One Friday each month from May through October, this car meet offers a casual evening centered on vehicles, friends, and cold beer. All makes and models are welcome, and participants can bring friends, family, or a significant other. Mash Mechanix brews beer for the event, and shop tours may be available if time allows. For everyone’s safety and respect, burnouts and any exhibition of speed are not allowed. Violations will result in removal and a ban from returning. Admission is free, and no one associated with the event will contact attendees to request money or personal information.

A weather dependent small group motorcycle ride centered on connection, confidence, and mental well-being brings riders together to share miles at an easygoing pace. One participant is chosen through an application to take part as a fully supported rider on a Triumph Scrambler 400 X, with luggage and gear provided. For that rider, Moto Recovery covers fuel, meals, and camping. There is space for about four to five additional participants on their own motorcycles and equipment, either for the entire route or selected segments. Expect a mix of paved roads and approachable dirt sections, shared campsites, and evening conversations. Possible stops include Royal Gorge, Skyline Drive, Bishop Castle, St. Elmo, and the Collegiate Peaks area. These early editions are designed to build a thoughtful foundation for the program, focusing on meaningful impact and genuine connection while encouraging riders to grow stronger with every mile. All participants are responsible for riding within their abilities and preparing for changing mountain conditions.

Disco Revue fires up the room with a seven-piece live band that captures the glamour and heartbeat of the Studio 54 era. Expect classic floor-fillers, soaring vocals, and plenty of sparkle. With authentic musicians delivering tight, live grooves, the energy stays high and the tempo never dips. From the first mirror-ball glint to the final chorus, it is wall-to-wall disco fun.

Watch the musical improv team Tune Titans build a complete Broadway style show on the spot. Audience suggestions spark fresh songs performed with live accompaniment. The lineup also includes musical short form from Jest in Time. Content may include adult themes and language.

Presented as Southern Colorado’s premier night golf experience, World Golf and Sand Creek Golf Course host glow-in-the-dark play at Sand Creek G.C. Player check-in pairs with the GLOWNight Happy Hour, followed by a shotgun-style round once play begins. Starting holes are assigned in the order registrations are received, and groups are paired by the organizers. Food and drink specials are available before, during, and after the round, offering plenty to enjoy on and off the fairways.

The New Pornographers bring more than twenty-five years and ten albums of indie rock, continuing to evolve while holding onto the spark that defines them. The lineup features A.C. Newman, Neko Case, Kathryn Calder, John Collins, and Todd Fancey. Their tenth album, The Former Site Of, is out now on Merge Records. This all-ages performance highlights the band’s knack for catchy, sophisticated power pop, sharp songwriting, and the interplay of distinct talents, with recognition from outlets including Rolling Stone, NPR Music, Stereogum, and New York Magazine.

Hot Boots Duo brings rock, country, and pop tunes to Cleats Bar & Grill. Attendees can enjoy cold drinks and snacks with friends, and there is an opportunity to play tambourine along with the music.

Austin Allen returns to Back East Bar and Grill at the Briargate location with a set full of sing along favorites. Live music pairs with food and drinks in a welcoming setting for a fun, laid back outing.

Discover a community craft fair in the heart of Old Colorado City that highlights local artisans and makers. A rotating lineup of 28 artists brings fresh handmade goods each week, encouraging shoppers to support small businesses that keep the community strong. Hosted by the Old Colorado City Historical Society at the Old Colorado City History Center, this event helps sustain the History Center and its work to preserve local history. After exploring the booths, visitors can also visit the neighboring farmers market in Bancroft Park. Prospective vendors should follow the organizers’ official bio link for vending details, since any comments requesting vendors are scams.

Dahlia Days offers a relaxed morning among fields alive with color, perfect for wandering the rows, visiting the farm shop, and taking a break at the picnic tables. General admission is $10 per person, and admission is waived for children younger than 6. Food and drink options include cocktails with floral notes, coffee by Good Gracious Coffee, and brunch from 4th Avenue Crepes, along with a small makers market showcasing local artisans. Enhance the visit with a Cup of Flowers for $30, which lets you walk the field and fill a biodegradable cup with five dahlia stems plus ten additional seasonal blooms. The cup, fresh water, and snips are provided. Suitable for experienced gardeners, casual flower fans, and anyone seeking a peaceful outdoor experience in Colorado Springs. Bloom timing has been affected by early season heat and drought, and the patch reached peak color later than usual.

The Pikes Peak Regional Airshow spotlights aviation history with historic warbirds, featuring contributions from the National Museum of World War II Aviation and WPP Legacy Warbirds, along with additional participants.

Oddity & Fear Fest brings together enthusiasts of the strange and unusual for a standout showcase at the Colorado Springs Event Center. Promoted as a premier experience for those who appreciate the offbeat.

This annual powwow at Garden of the Gods Rock Ledge Ranch celebrates the Native traditions of the Pikes Peak region. The event highlights culture and history with songs, dances, and traditional expressions, bringing together head staff with a broad circle of dancers, drummers, singers, and other participants. Attendees can reconnect with familiar faces and meet new people. Handmade crafts and food are available. Dogs are not allowed.

The Colorado Farm and Art Market brings a seasonal market to The Margarita at Pine Creek that centers on Colorado growers and creators. Find fresh produce from in-state farms, artwork and handmade pieces, baked treats and ready-to-eat foods, body care items, and other goods crafted in nearby communities. The lineup changes from week to week, and live music adds to the welcoming community feel. It is a simple way to support local agriculture and makers, meet the people behind the products, and stock up with a Colorado-first focus.

An inclusive, interactive storytime at Library 21c is tailored for children with learning and sensory differences. It is best suited for ages 3 to 12 attending with a parent or caregiver, and participants of all abilities are welcome. Space is limited, and advance registration is required. PPLD’s Facebook calendar may not always reflect cancellations or full registration, so verify details with PPLD for the most current information.

Experience Colorado Springs' creative core at the Elev8 Art Walk on Knob Hill. Elev8 Arts turns the neighborhood into a lively showcase of homegrown talent, with murals to explore, live art making, handmade goods, pop-up vendors, gallery visits, and live music. Painters, glass artists, makers, musicians, and creative entrepreneurs come together to shape the culture of Knob Hill, offering distinctive moments at every turn. Designed to uplift local artists and spark imagination, this community-centered celebration brings people together through art.

LovePup Bark at Briargate returns to The Promenade Shops at Briargate with dog adoptions from local rescues, a marketplace of local vendors, giveaways, and a lively Yappy Hour. Admission is free with the donation of a pet supply item.

Young learners explore how animals have appeared on money since the earliest coins, from heraldic emblems to nature scenes. After getting to know common animal motifs on coinage, participants create their own coin or banknote featuring a favorite animal, then share their design with the group. Admission is free for children ages 7 to 14, and while kids take part in this KidsZone class, their parents may view the Money Museum exhibits at no cost. For questions, contact Steven Roach, education director, at sroach@money.org or 719-482-9835. Parking is available in the lot on the north side of the Money Museum.

Explore bluegrass jamming in a Wernick Method class led by Michael Watry at Meeker Music. This three-session series welcomes players of guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, or dobro who can tune their instrument and change smoothly among the chords G, C, D, and A, or use the corresponding notes on bass and fiddle. Tuition is $130 for all three sessions. Additional details are available on the ticketing page.

Ellafest℠ is a fundraiser benefiting the Ella Mae Bransom Sickle Cell Association at the Disabled American Veterans Event Center. This annual musical celebration honors life, raises awareness, and gathers support for local Southern Colorado families affected by sickle cell disease. The Association advocates for and strengthens these families and communities while promoting the search for a cure for people around the world living with sickle cell disease. Tickets are $75 each. For more information, email sicklecellofcoloradosprings@gmail.com or call 719-205-9716.

At the Dice Guys OCC location, this Pokémon League welcomes collectors, traders, and battlers of all experience levels. Players bring their own decks, enjoy casual matches, and can earn prizes just for taking part. Members receive a 5% discount on ice cream, food, and beverages along with boosted trade-in values on single cards over $20 during League or Play! Day. There is no entry fee. The league is hosted by The Dice Guys game store and Professor Genevieve.

Bike Night at Sun Powersports Colorado Springs is a recurring hangout for riders, builders, and anyone who enjoys being around motorcycles. All styles are welcome, including sport and cruiser bikes, ADV and dirt machines, vintage builds, and scooters, and those just getting into riding fit right in. The tone is easygoing with no registration or pressure, and there is no need to arrive on anything fancy. Expect friendly faces, eye catching bikes, dealership displays, and relaxed conversation with the Sun Powersports team. Rotating food trucks, vendors, and local partners add something new to explore each time. It is an opportunity to connect with fellow riders, check out different builds, enjoy some food, and spend time with people who share a love for two wheels.

Bike Night brings riders and friends together for a relaxed meetup at The Bone Yard. Spread across two evenings, it welcomes everyone, whether you ride, roll, or simply want to hang out. Expect friendly faces, upbeat energy, and a solid night of community.

Rock and roll history gets a fresh twist as The Petty Nicks Experience brings its high-energy show to Stargazers Theatre and Event Center. Imagining Stevie Nicks as a full-time member of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, the band blends two iconic catalogs into one seamless concert. Expect dual lead vocals, lush harmonies, and a commanding stage presence that channels the spirit and sound of both artists. The set features hits like American Girl and Runnin’ Down a Dream alongside the emotion of Landslide and Leather and Lace, plus fan-favorite deep cuts. The performance is all live and enhanced by faithful instrumentation, theatrical costumes, and striking visuals that capture the golden era of rock. Tickets are $30 with a $3 ticketing fee.

Whimsicult brings a mix of short- and long-form improvisation that revels in spur-of-the-moment absurdity and unconventional storytelling. The troupe wraps the show in a playful cult theme, with tongue-in-cheek nods to outrageous rituals that are all part of the joke. Expect quick turns, unpredictable scenes, and a gleefully odd atmosphere as the audience is playfully welcomed into their world of comedy. Please note that the performance may include adult themes and language.

A live appearance by Ali Siddiq takes place in Colorado Springs, CO. This in-person performance offers a chance to see him on stage in the city.

DJ Clark brings a request-driven mix to Alchemy with music videos and karaoke. Pick the tracks, shape the vibe, and step up to the mic while food and drinks are available from the venue. It is a lively party guided by the crowd, with opportunities to sing and hear your favorites.

Find fresh produce and artisan-made treats at Acacia Park. Explore the selections, discover handcrafted goodies, and pick up something to enjoy later.

The annual Race Against Suicide returns to El Pomar Youth Sports Park with options for a 5K run or a 3K walk, welcoming both in-person and virtual participants. Registrants can add a RAS t-shirt to show their support. The event features motivational speakers, a remembrance area honoring loved ones lost to suicide, local vendors, an ice cream truck, and more. Day-of registration and pre-registration check-in are available, with check-in organized by last name, and the run and walk begin with a staggered start. A keynote address, dedication ceremony, and tree planting are also planned. Early bird registration is offered for a limited time, and all proceeds support free mental health and suicide prevention services for the community. For sponsorship, vendor, or volunteer inquiries, contact info@pikespeaksuicideprevention.org. Additional details, including early packet pickup information, will be shared by the organizers.

Celebrate the Autumn Equinox at the 4th Annual Mabon Festival at Bancroft Park. This community gathering features more than 40 local small holistic businesses, music, and festivities. Attendees are invited to honor the abundance and harvest of the summer months and ease into the new season with a community that supports holistic health. The event is presented by Healing Wheel Holistic and the Essential Wellness Society. Coordinators are Sarah Beth Grant, Essential Wellness Society, Melissa Stonehill Caiyem, and Healing Wheel Holistic.

Conscious channeled and psychic readings are available throughout the weekend at Oddity & Fear Fest in the Colorado Springs Event Center. Sessions are $2 per minute, payable by cash, Cash App, or Zelle, and there is an ATM on site. Choose a quick reading for a snapshot of what is going on, or opt for a more in-depth session to explore what the rest of 2026 may hold. The fest also brings together vendors devoted to the strange and unusual, featuring medical ephemera from the past, anatomical curios, natural wonders, antiques, taxidermy, home decor, jewelry, one-of-a-kind art, and more. Each edition is carefully curated for fans of the macabre, offering plenty of chances to discover something new.

The season wraps up with the final AFS Cars & Coffee at Auto Film Solutions. Coffee trucks and food vendors will be on-site, music will create a lively atmosphere, and exclusive merchandise will be available. Look for a showroom display of standout vehicles and a full lot of cars. This gathering also welcomes Karl’s Canine Krew, a local 501(c)(3) foster-based rescue dedicated to helping dogs find forever homes. A booth will be available to meet the team and learn about their mission, with opportunities to support the cause. Vendors will be present, featured cars will be showcased inside, there will be chances for great photos, and limited offers available only for this event. Admission is free, and a big turnout is anticipated as the season comes to a close.

This casual swap at Plant Mamas Garden welcomes plant enthusiasts of all kinds. Bring healthy plants, cuttings, or plant accessories you are ready to trade and discover fresh additions for your collection. The gathering encourages conversation and connection with fellow green thumbs, whether you plan to swap, share tips, or simply meet other plant people. Admission is free, everyone is welcome, and complimentary goodie bags with small surprises will be available. You might even leave with a long-sought variety or a new plant friend.

Welcome fall with a hands-on workshop where you create a colorful mosaic pumpkin suited for beginners. Participants primarily work with precut glass tiles, with just a bit of simple nipping to fine-tune a few edge pieces. The instructor demonstrates techniques and offers guidance throughout the process. Learn how to plan color placement, build eye-catching patterns, and finish a piece you can display season after season. The completed pumpkin measures about 6 by 7 inches and features a keyhole for easy hanging. No prior experience is required, and all materials and instruction are provided. The class is nonrefundable. If attendance is not possible, contacting Cathy before the session provides a 50 percent credit toward a future class. Enrollment is limited, with a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 12 participants.

Bingo night at DAV Chapter 26 Hall welcomes the public for an enjoyable evening of games. A budget-friendly snack bar offers dinner options, making it easy to grab a bite before settling in for bingo and staying for the fun.

Kick off the week with a laid back singles round at Cottonwood Creek Disc Golf Course, organized by Flamingo & Friends. After the round, an optional Iron Sharpens Iron conversation invites players to talk candidly about life, faith, challenges, and growth while encouraging one another. This gathering is casual and welcoming, with a focus that goes beyond the scorecard. It is not a formal Bible study or a sermon, and participation in the discussion is entirely up to you. Plan to arrive with enough time to check in and be placed with a group. Two start groups are offered on Monday mornings so you can choose the option that suits your schedule. The spirit of play emphasizes fun alongside friendly competition. Take two tee shots on your starting hole and continue from the better throw, collect ten pieces of litter to receive a single trash mulligan, and expect the layout, out of bounds, mandos, and other special touches to rotate from week to week. The atmosphere stays judgment free, centered on good throws and real life conversations.

Get moving with a beginner-friendly step workout at Westside Community Center. Follow basic step patterns and simple choreography set to lively music, with the option to participate using a step or keeping the moves on the floor. The focus is on building lower-body strength, boosting cardiovascular fitness, and improving coordination in a supportive group setting. This free class welcomes participants ages 15 and up. Please wear fitness shoes, and bring a towel and water. For questions, call 719-385-7920.

This monthly Lunch and Learn program from Sue’s Gift creates a welcoming space for people affected by cancer to build resilience, practice practical coping tools, and connect over a shared meal. Each gathering is led by a licensed clinical social worker who offers evidence-based strategies alongside guided discussion and supportive conversation. While Sue’s Gift centers its mission on gynecologic cancer, these sessions are open to anyone with a cancer diagnosis, as well as family members and caregivers, honoring the ways cancer impacts entire support networks. Topics draw from the Sue’s Gift blog, focusing on emotional support, trauma-informed approaches, and methods for navigating the psychological challenges that come with a diagnosis. By combining professional facilitation, peer connection, and nourishment, the series helps reduce isolation and strengthens emotional well-being throughout the cancer journey. The Colorado Springs group typically meets on the third Monday of the month. In June, the meeting shifts to the fourth Monday due to the TEAL Tee-off Golf Tournament on the third Monday.

Every Monday, Alchemy in Old Colorado City features live music with a setlist of hits from Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, The Stones, Alanis, Creedence, Skynyrd, Imagine Dragons, Springsteen, Pink Floyd, and more.

Professionals from the area come together to build authentic relationships and pursue mutual growth. The focus is on creating strategic contacts and supporting one another through shared learning and working together. In a friendly, inclusive setting, businesses can broaden their network, raise their profile, and contribute to a positive impact in the community.

Veterans and their family members can receive complimentary acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, and Healing Touch Therapy through the Healing Warriors Program at a weekly satellite clinic. Services are available to all clients, with appointments designed to support both participants in the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Program and others seeking care. Eligible SSG Fox participants may schedule sessions each week. Eligible non-SSG Fox clients may book one appointment per month and can choose the week that works best. To arrange a visit at the Colorado Springs clinic, contact coloradospringsappointments@healingwarriorsprogram.org or call 970-512-8550.

German Conversation Club creates a friendly, social setting for practicing German at any skill level. Sessions are usually held in the ASUUC library, and arriving late is fine. Conversation is flexible and fun, with plenty of chances to speak German, fill in gaps, and mix in Denglisch when helpful. Coffee and cake are part of the experience. Occasionally the group meets offsite at cafés, heads out for a hike, or visits other spots.

This free summer concert series brings live music to Bancroft Park with a full season of performances. This event features Pikes Peak Jazz & Swing. If rain is in the forecast, the concert will move indoors to the upstairs stage at Thunder and Buttons across the street.

A Texas hold 'em poker night at Alchemy Old Colorado City features free entry and awards $50 to the winner. Presented by Sasquatch Entertainment LLC, this recurring event takes place each Tuesday.

This trivia event is free to play.

Submission: A Christian Grappling Retreat blends focused Jiu Jitsu training with a faith-centered community in Colorado Springs at Glenn Eyrie Castle. Guest instructor Lucas “Hulk” Barbosa, a five-time IBJJF Black Belt World Champion, joins other world-class instructors for daily mat sessions that sharpen technique and build grit. Participants share meals and connect through worship, guided devotionals, conversation, and prayer, cultivating both skill and spiritual depth. This all-inclusive experience provides lodging on the castle grounds, training each day, meals, and devotional gatherings. Between sessions there is unhurried time to rest by a fire, hike nearby mountain trails, enjoy coffee at the on-site café, or relax with a good book. The retreat emphasizes friendships that extend beyond the mat, resilience shaped through training, and a shared Christian faith at the heart of it all.

This farmers market typically features around 35 vendors, with booths ranging from Abdul's Produce and Royal Crest Dairy to homemade loaves, seasonal Palisade peaches, lawn decor, pasta, Pampered Chef, jewelry, dog treats, locally ground coffee, and more. The market expands this year with added produce and an even larger lineup of vendors.

Club Tilt features Wing Wednesday with hot, freshly made wings served in a friendly, upbeat setting. Add a midweek treat to your week with a visit focused on bold flavors and a welcoming vibe. Reservations are available, and arriving early can help secure a seat. Expect plenty of flavor and a lively atmosphere throughout the event.

Enjoy a walk-in painting session with no reservations required. Stop in during regular business hours, choose what to create from a wide selection that includes ceramics, canvas pieces, wood projects, mosaics, and more, then pick up a drink or snack from the Creative Juices cooler. After checkout, all the supplies are provided so you can settle in and paint at your own pace.

The Colorado Farm and Art Market brings its Wednesday Market season to Meanwhile Block with a celebration of local farms, artists, makers, food, and community. All offerings come from within Colorado, including produce grown by local farmers, Colorado-made art, handmade goods, fresh foods, baked treats, and body care crafted in nearby communities. Look for a changing lineup that features farms, Colorado-grown fruits and vegetables, artists and makers, handmade pieces, baked specialties, and ready-to-eat options. The atmosphere centers on community connection in the heart of downtown.

At the DICE GUYS OCC location, Magic: The Gathering players come together for a $20 Draft Night centered on building decks on the spot and putting strategies to the test. Entry is $20 for a draft format event that welcomes all skill levels, from newcomers to seasoned spell slingers. Food and beverages are available to keep players fueled between rounds. Expect a laid-back atmosphere, a friendly community, and just enough unpredictability to keep every match exciting. Whether the goal is to win, pick up new tactics, or simply trade quips while casting spells, there is room for both camaraderie and rivalry.

Enjoy free concerts at the bandshell in OCC's Bancroft Park. These events take place on alternating Wednesdays.

Team Trivia of Colorado Springs hosts free team trivia at Alchemy with prizes for winners. It coincides with Wing Night, offering wings for 69 cents each Wednesday.

This monthly, donation-based book club creates a space rooted in curiosity, care, and community. Participants gather to explore spiritually grounded books, centering the voices of women, LGBTQ+, and BIPOC authors, and reflect together on how these teachings can be lived, embodied, and practiced. It is a drop-in gathering, so you can attend every month or whenever your schedule allows, and brief notes and reflections are shared after each meeting. The first session offers an informal, welcoming space to get to know one another, establish group norms, review book options, and choose the first read together. As the group grows, attendees will explore meaningful passages, share reflections, and identify simple practices inspired by the readings, cultivating a thoughtful, inclusive, and nourishing space. Everyone is welcome.

Discover West Coast Swing in a welcoming class suited to all levels, celebrated for its versatility across many musical styles. Each session focuses on one core step, building solid technique and offering creative variations to grow your dancing. You can come solo and no prior experience is needed. Please bring a clean pair of indoor shoes that have not been worn outside. New students who mention they saw the Meetup event can take their first class for $10, available in person only. Plan to arrive at least five minutes early to sign in. You can also register ahead through the studio’s website. Class passes range from $15 to $20 per class.

Disc Golf Church lights up Cottonwood Creek Disc Golf Course for glow disc golf at Afterglow, presented by Big Dudes Little Discs. Newcomers, seasoned players, and first-time glow golfers are all welcome, with an optional $2 Afterglow ACE Fund available. Bring glow discs or clip-on lights, a UV flashlight, a headlamp or flashlight, clothing suited to the weather, and a good attitude and sense of adventure. The focus is simple and friendly. Have fun, compete, and when in doubt put fun first. Weekly formats, OBs, mandatories, course rules, and special challenges may change, and updates along with that week’s rules are shared through the Holy Hub. Afterglow is presented by Big Dudes Little Discs, a Colorado Springs source for glow plastic and disc golf gear. No judgment. Just throws. Just life.