Events in Colorado Springs, CO

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Honor the transition into fall through an immersive gathering focused on seasonal reflection, emotional release, and renewal. The experience includes sound healing, elemental balance, and practices intended to support letting go and introspection. Soozie Kinstler will guide nāda yoga with mantra meditation, yin yoga, yoga nidrā, and qi gong. Dena Gould will lead breathwork, meditation, and EFT to support relaxation and the release of stress and fear. Rebecca Cordiano will guide a cacao ceremony and sound healing rooted in shamanic traditions. The gathering brings together these three healers’ teachings in a small, intimate community setting.

Whether you are planning a formal black-tie celebration or a relaxed barefoot beach ceremony, carefully selected wedding experts will be available to offer advice as you plan your special day and create lasting memories.

A calm, book-friendly gathering invites readers to immerse themselves in a quiet, cozy setting and connect with others who love the page. Bring whatever you are reading, settle in for about an hour and a half of uninterrupted reading time, and then, if you wish, join an optional conversation to trade thoughts, recommendations, and reflections. Coffee, tea, and light cafe snacks are available to enjoy while you read. All genres are welcome, from fiction and nonfiction to sci-fi, romance, and beyond. It is a relaxed way to slip into a peaceful pocket of time, savor a good book, and share space with fellow readers who appreciate the quiet.

Enjoy a relaxed, social paint and sip experience in Colorado Springs, guided by a local artist. Follow beginner-friendly, step-by-step instruction while adding your own creative touches, with music, drinks and plenty of laughs along the way. Painting materials, including a canvas, brushes, paints and an apron, are provided, and you can take your finished canvas home. The experience is suited to a casual date, a night with friends, a team outing or some solo creative time.

Sunrise Players brings Rodgers & Hammerstein’s beloved Broadway musical Oklahoma! to the stage, featuring memorable songs, singing and dancing, romance, and laughter. A live orchestra accompanies the cast in classics including “Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’” and “The Surrey with the Fringe on Top.” Ticket prices are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and military, and $10 for students.

Enjoy an evening of bingo at the DAV Chapter 26 Hall. The event is open to the public, and a snack bar offers affordable food for those who would like to have dinner before playing.

Flagship Romance and The Rough & Tumble share the stage for a co-headlining performance featuring powerful songs, rich harmonies, memorable storytelling, and lively onstage energy. The Rough & Tumble blend folk and Americana with close harmonies, guitars, accordions, ukuleles, and playful percussion, while Flagship Romance are known for their expressive songwriting and tightly blended vocals. Together, the two touring duos bring a dynamic mix of heartfelt moments, humor, and music.

Support Legacy Peak PTA by enjoying a meal through a Raising Cane’s fundraiser. If you are dining in, show your flyer or mention the Legacy Peak PTA fundraiser when you order so your purchase is included. If you are ordering online or through the Raising Cane’s app, enter promo code RCFUND96 at checkout. Raising Cane’s will donate 15% of net sales to Legacy Peak PTA to help fund programs, events, and opportunities for students and staff.

The fourth annual happy hour beauty night returns to CollectIV Bio Wellness in Colorado Springs with a refreshed experience presented by Corina’s Salon & Boutique, CollectIV Bio Wellness, and SoCo Facial Esthetics. Expect a social evening of beauty services, wellness offerings, boutique shopping, drinks and appetizers, along with regular giveaways. Offerings include wrinkle softening injectables with Dr. Shannon Roberts, express massage, brow and lash services, dermaplaning, wellness injections, and special event pricing on IV hydration. Ticket holders receive exclusive boutique shopping credit and a genuine Haute Shore fashion bag, with the value determined by the ticket selected. Two ticket options are available. The General Glow Pass at $90 includes one Category A premium treatment or two Category B express treatments, a Haute Shore bag valued at $180 or more, a $30 shopping credit toward a $75 or higher purchase, refreshments, and one giveaway entry. The VIP Beauty Experience at $150 includes one Category A premium treatment plus two Category B express treatments, a premium Haute Shore bag valued at $250 or more, a $50 shopping credit toward a $125 or higher purchase, refreshments, two giveaway entries, and early access. Only 25 VIP tickets are available. Additional IV hydration and advanced aesthetic services can be purchased separately at special pricing. Included treatments are based on provider availability and professional suitability. Tickets are required for beauty services and space is limited.

Heartland Connect Business Networking brings together entrepreneurs, business owners, and other professionals at Overdrive Raceway in Colorado Springs for purposeful connections. More than a typical mixer, it centers on a supportive community where participants help one another grow through meaningful conversations and relationships that last. It offers a chance to set the direction for 2026, whether that means launching new goals, exploring partnerships, or broadening your circle. Expect to build strong connections, exchange ideas, uncover new opportunities, and engage with a network that prioritizes collaboration instead of competition.

Kick up your heels at a country dance night at Ivywild School. Begin with line dance lessons taught by instructors from Rocky Mountain Country Dancing, then transition into open dancing. Lessons are for ages 16 and up, and the open dance welcomes all ages. Admission is free. The Gym Bar will be open throughout the event, serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

Wheel of Fortune Live turns the popular game show into an onstage experience where a host guides randomly selected audience members as they spin a recreation of the famous Wheel and tackle word puzzles. Participants can compete for prizes such as trips to Paris or Hawaii, along with cash rewards that can reach $10,000. The whole audience can get involved, adding to the lively, interactive feel of the show.

Homeschoolers can take part in a rotating series that spotlights a new STEM or Colorado History theme each month, with activities in the classroom, inside the museum, and across the historic Museum Campus. A supervising adult must be present, and families may coordinate supervision together. Learners whose ages or abilities fall outside the primary focus can receive alternative, age-appropriate activities. For questions, contact the Education Coordinator at education@wmmi.org.

This burger night offers Smashburger-style burgers with fries for a $10 donation.

Hosted by Sage Dream Homes, this monthly happy hour brings people together at 3 Margaritas in Widefield for a relaxed, no pressure meet-up. It welcomes those stopping by after work, anyone hoping to meet new people, or folks who simply enjoy good company with great drinks. The focus is on unwinding, connecting with new faces, and having real conversations in a casual setting. Held on the second Wednesday of each month, it is open to everyone. Feel free to invite a friend, order a drink, and enjoy time together.

Enjoy a live version of America’s Game, where audience members are randomly selected to join the host onstage. Contestants can spin a replica of the iconic wheel, solve puzzles, and compete for prizes, including trips to Paris and Hawaii or up to $10,000 in cash. The fun is open to everyone.

Learn to operate a manual longarm quilting machine in a focused 3.5-hour certification class. After completing the session, participants are eligible to rent machine time to finish their own quilts. The class costs $100, is beginner friendly and open to all skill levels, and is limited to four participants. No materials are included and there are no requirements to enroll. Instruction is provided by Longarm Expert Trish Johnson, a quilter with more than 15 years of experience who began after taking a class. She also works at Fabric Play Quilting, spending time in the longarm room and assisting customers on the floor.

Make a free appointment to have your child's car seat, booster seat, or seat belt fit checked. Appointments are required and can be scheduled by emailing safekidscoloradosprings@childrenscolorado.org. Please do not contact the fire station, which is only providing the space for this event.

The Colorado Country Christmas Gift Show is back at Colorado Springs Event Center with three days of seasonal shopping in a festive setting. Ticket options include adult admission at the door for $12, seniors 60 and older at the box office for $10, and military pricing of $6 with valid ID at the box office. Children 13 and under are admitted free with a paying attendee. Discounted advance pricing is available online for adults, and seniors can also save online, with promotional online discounts limited to regular adult admission. An exclusive ticket discount is available when purchasing through the event’s Facebook page. The event promotes the hashtag #COSpringsGiftShow for social media posts.

Hoedown for Heroes is a Western celebration honoring veterans and service members at the historic Flying W Ranch in Colorado Springs. As one of Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center’s signature gatherings, it brings the community together against the Front Range backdrop for an evening that blends Western hospitality, live entertainment, and meaningful support. Guests can expect a hearty chuckwagon-style dinner, live Western music, ranch-style entertainment, and opportunities to connect with fellow supporters of the veteran and military community. The program features a welcome reception, remarks from Mt. Carmel leadership and special guests, stories of impact with recognition of honorees, a dedicated fundraising moment, and dancing under the Colorado sky before the evening concludes. Proceeds benefit Mt. Carmel’s programs and services for veterans, active-duty service members, and their families. An authentic ranch atmosphere, a silent auction, and a spirit of community set the tone, and casual Western attire is encouraged, with boots, hats, and denim welcome.

Luck takes center stage at the No Cancer November Casino Night, a Lucky edition hosted by Nunes Partners. The event moves into the main auditorium, creating extra room for additional gaming tables, lively entertainment, and a touch of mystery. Attendees can try their hand at casino games, step onto the dance floor, and enjoy a dynamic lineup featuring a live DJ, a magician, and tarot and palm readers. Heavy appetizers, cocktails, and dessert are included, and a silent auction offers items to bid on, all supporting Sue’s Gift and Zero Prostate Cancer. The community raised $28,000 last year, and the goal now is $40,000. Each ticket includes heavy hors d’oeuvres, drinks, dessert, and $200 in gaming chips. Dress to impress, and bring a lucky charm for an evening of fun and fundraising.

Returning to southeast Aurora, the third annual Holy Love Craft Fair offers a welcoming setting to browse crafts, pick up holiday gifts, and enjoy time with friends and neighbors.

Swallow Hill’s 3rd Annual BanjoFest fills an entire day with concerts, hands-on learning, and a welcoming community of players and listeners. Presented by The Denver Folklore Center, KGNU Community Radio, and Southwest Airlines, the celebration highlights the banjo’s broad story, from African roots to its many modern voices in bluegrass, country, rock, experimental music, and more. It also engages with the instrument’s complex past connected to the transatlantic slave trade and cultural misappropriation, encouraging a deeper look at its role in popular music. Evening concerts and daytime workshops feature Kaia Kater, Allison de Groot & Nic Gareiss, and Natalie Spears. Montreal-born, Grenadian-Canadian artist Kaia Kater blends deft banjo work with jazz-tinged vocals and songwriting shaped by Quebec, the Caribbean, and Appalachia. Her album Strange Medicine earned a JUNO Award and a Polaris Music Prize nomination, focusing on the power of women and other oppressed voices. Allison de Groot & Nic Gareiss bring banjo, voice, and percussive dance into vivid conversation. Their visual album The Thrill, inspired by the music of Appalachian artist Hobart Smith, was recognized by NPR among the best roots releases of 2022. de Groot, raised in Winnipeg’s music community and a Berklee College of Music graduate, has received the Canada Council’s Joseph S. Stauffer Prize and the Eisenson Family Prize for Excellence in American Roots Music. Gareiss holds a master’s in ethnochoreology from the University of Limerick, received the 2021 Michigan Heritage Award, and was named one of Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch.” Natalie Spears, from Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley, writes songs of wonder, loss, and transformation on her album Hymn of Wild Things. Her path into clawhammer banjo grew from the communal spirit of old-time Appalachian music, and her playing has been noted for adding brightness to harmonies while her bass anchors the groove. Daytime sessions cover a range of banjo-focused topics for beginners through advanced players, led by Swallow Hill instructors Caleb James Hall and Laura Goldhamer, alongside standout picker Sam Armstrong-Zickefoose and music historian and musician Rex Rideout. Swallow Hill instructor Mike Jagel hosts a community jam in the Quinlan Cafe. The full daytime schedule is available on the event website. BanjoFest was created to offer a welcoming middle ground between elite camps and private lessons. Recent years have featured informal, educational moments with artists like Tony Trischka and Dom Flemons, a growing audience, and appearances by Pete Wernick, The Lowest Pair, and Kyle Tuttle. Attendees have come from places as far as Minnesota, Arizona, and Oregon. As a nonprofit effort, ticket purchases support Swallow Hill’s mission to bring more music to the Denver metro community through concerts, classes, and early childhood programs.

This collectors show in SoCo features special guests and a broad mix of collectibles, including comic books, sports cards, vintage toys, Pokemon and other non-sports cards, and pop culture items.

Take part in a community cleanup along the Midland Trail, focusing on the stretch from 21st Street to 8th Street. Volunteers will receive plastic gloves, trash bags, and litter pickers. Bring water and sun protection, and wear clothing that can handle dirt. Long sleeves, pants, and closed-toe shoes are suggested. People of all ages are welcome, and those 15 and under need to be with an adult. Meet at the Midland Trail intersection at 21st Street. For parking, the group has permission to use the lot at South Park Brewing. An RSVP is required to participate. In the summer, the start time shifts earlier.

Rising Voices celebrates the many communities and cultures of the Pikes Peak region. Participants can share their culture through performances, educational presentations, or exhibits. Performances may feature music, dance, or theater, while exhibits may include crafts, pre-packaged foods, games, and interactive activities.

Enjoy free live jazz downtown featuring Todd Williams on drums.

Plant lovers can gather for a free community swap at Plant Mamas Garden. Bring plants, cuttings, and plant accessories, and feel free to come with a buddy to trade and chat. Swapping follows a simple approach... take home roughly the number of items you contribute, and if you are downsizing you may leave extras for others without taking anything back. Each guest receives one raffle ticket for a chance to win a plant or a plant accessory.

Celebrate community, comfort food, and care for first responders at a family friendly fall festival centered on a spirited chili showdown between Aurora Fire Rescue stations. In partnership with the Aurora Fire Foundation and Aurora Fire Rescue, this gathering features a cook off where firehouse teams vie for a fan voted top chili. Festival entry is free, and anyone who wants to taste and vote can purchase a $10 ticket to sample recipes from participating stations and help choose the winner. Families can explore kid focused activities, meet therapy dogs that support first responders, and enjoy festivities guided by special guest emcee Ryan Schuiling. Attendees will also find information and connections to mental wellness resources for first responders and their families. Proceeds from the tasting support firefighter mental wellness through the Aurora Fire Foundation, including chaplaincy, peer support, and K9 programs within Aurora Fire Rescue.

The Pikes Peak Jazz Series brings a smooth blend of jazz, soul, and R&B to Phil Long Music Hall in Colorado Springs with a special lineup featuring vocalist Larry Braggs, saxophonist Jazmin Ghent, and Colorado’s own Tony Exum Jr. Braggs is recognized for his tenure as a former lead singer with Tower of Power and The Temptations, while Ghent, an award-winning contemporary jazz artist, showcases her signature sound and melodic flair. Exum Jr. hosts the evening and also performs, rounding out a three-artist showcase in an intimate concert setting.

Internationally acclaimed guitarist Alexandr Misko brings a boundary-pushing performance to Swallow Hill Music in Denver, joined by special guest Forest Bailey. Known for virtuosic technique and a sound that blends classical rigor with the colors of jazz, rock, and contemporary fingerstyle, Misko delivers music that pairs technical fireworks with heartfelt expression. A self-taught innovator whose videos have reached millions and earned recognition from leading music publications, he offers a fresh perspective on what a guitar concert can be.

Bring a project to work on and connect with other teen crafters in a relaxed, social setting. This monthly group meets at the Calhan, Cheyenne Mountain, East, Monument, Penrose, and Ruth Holley libraries. It is designed for ages 13 to 18 and offers a chance to pick up new ideas, have good conversations, and learn more about the Library. No registration or prior crafting experience is required. Please be aware that PPLD’s Facebook calendar may not reflect last minute changes such as cancellations or full programs, so confirm details before attending.

Celebrate the season at a bustling indoor holiday market featuring local vendors and festive activities at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds. Browse for unique gifts, enjoy family-friendly fun, and meet Santa while the event welcomes thousands of shoppers. Vendor applications are open during a VIP launch period with early pricing available for a limited time. Booth options include 10x10 spaces for $125 and 5x8 spaces for $75.

Southern Colorado’s biggest record sale returns for a one-day crate-digging marathon at The Antlers in downtown Colorado Springs. Browse tens of thousands of vinyl records, cassettes, band tees, and more from new and returning sellers from across the state. With more than 60 vendors and over 100 tables, there are finds for every taste and budget, with prices starting at $1. Perks include free parking in the garage beneath the hotel, ATMs on site, a DJ providing tunes, and attendee giveaways such as passes to local venues and gift cards from local record stores. Early bird admission is $13 and general admission is $5. Proceeds from every ticket support a local nonprofit.

Brewery Boot Camp brings an hour long total body workout to A Bit Twisted Brewpub and BBQ in Aurora. All fitness levels are welcome, and all equipment is provided. Pre register through the Momence app on Google Play or the Apple App Store. The drop in price is $15. Bring water, and be ready for changing conditions since workouts may take place outdoors. After the workout, take advantage of a buy one, get one offer on your first beer and a 15 percent discount on food. Participants are encouraged to support the host brewery by staying for a post workout beer, with additional drink discounts available. It is a chance to get a solid workout, connect with others, and enjoy a craft beer at the brewery. This series occurs on the third Saturday of each month.

Explore the beauty and benefits of native plants at this free community event. Pick up native seeds for your home, swap seeds, or learn about sustainable landscaping and biodiversity. Bringing seeds is optional, and any seeds for swapping should be native species suited to Aurora’s climate. The event also features an educational demonstration on winter seed sowing.

Registration is open for a signature celebration focused on community, impact, and genuine connection. The evening embraces a playful seventies disco vibe, inviting guests to step into a night of sparkle and nostalgia. Disco cocktail attire is encouraged and has been brought back from last year.

Whiskey Sky makes its debut at The Chicken Coop in Colorado Springs with a high energy set of classic rock favorites wrapped in a festive holiday vibe. Admission is free for this show.

Michael Martin Murphey presents an evening rooted in the spirit of the American West, drawing on a career that has spanned pop, country, bluegrass, and Americana for more than fifty years. Known for the hit Wildfire and recognized as an influential force in the 1970s Texas music scene that helped define Austin’s Cosmic Cowboy movement, he brings storytelling to the forefront. The performance pairs favorites like Carolina in the Pines, What’s Forever For, and Geronimo’s Cadillac with tales that illuminate the people and places behind the songs. With a voice and stage presence that continue to resonate, he creates a shared experience where music, memory, and wide open landscapes come together.

Choose a flexible start time for a Thanksgiving Day 1K, 5K, or 10K walk or run. Start at the park or anywhere along the route, following the marked sidewalks and the color-coded chalk course. Since roads will remain open, be alert to your surroundings, especially when crossing roads.

Celebrate Thanksgiving with a lunch at Cheyenne Mountain VFW Post 3917, featuring a turkey feast with all the fixings. Families and friends can come together for good food, warm company, and a shared spirit of gratitude.

The Christmas Stroll brings festive cheer to Old Colorado City with holiday activities in Bancroft Park and throughout the neighborhood. In the park, guests can pose for pictures with Santa in his cabin, greet live reindeer, and warm up by fire pits with hot cocoa. Across the area, local shops feature special offers, giveaways, and gift ideas. Dickens carolers wander with songs and live holiday skits, while street musicians and costumed characters add to the lively atmosphere.

Celebrate the sounds of the 90s on the final Saturday of each month as DJ Prominent spins crowd-pleasing classics that keep the dance floor moving. Sing along to familiar favorites, reconnect with beloved tracks from the decade, and enjoy a night filled with feel-good nostalgia.

As I Lay Dying presents a special evening commemorating two decades of the album Shadows Are Security. The event is open to all ages, and tickets range from $30 to $35.

At Full Court Exchange, players and coaches share the court in a relaxed community setting focused on good pickleball and friendly connection. The session offers free open play with casual pointers, lighthearted challenges, and opportunities to meet the coaching team in a laid back atmosphere. Newcomers and regulars are welcome, and both members and guests can take part. A Final Friday Social follows for anyone who wants to stay a little longer.

Celebrate the season with a high-energy Holiday Dance Party featuring Collective Groove, a Colorado Springs band known for filling the floor with feel-good music. A powerhouse lineup of musicians and vocalists will spin through funk, soul, rock, R&B, disco, pop, and other dance favorites, mixing classics with current hits to keep the momentum strong from start to finish. Expect interactive moments, sing-along vibes, and a festive atmosphere where holiday outfits fit right in. It all unfolds at Stargazers Theatre and works just as well for a night out with friends, a family celebration, a date, or even a company outing. General admission is $20 plus a $3 ticketing fee.

The annual Toy Shop in Colorado Springs will provide gifts for 500 children. Each registered child can choose one new toy from a larger selection and one from a smaller selection, and may also receive a wooden toy car if available. Advance registration is required and will open online, closing once all spots are taken. If a reservation is not secured, families may arrive shortly before closing to check for any remaining toys, and doors will close at the end of the event. A survey will be given on the day of the event and must be completed to enter. To shop, bring a birth certificate for each child along with a parent’s photo ID; copies of birth certificates are accepted. If a birth certificate is not available, acceptable documentation includes a letter on letterhead from a school, a doctor’s office, or a social service agency that lists the parent’s name, the child’s name, and the child’s date of birth, or logging into a government benefits account at the event that shows the same details. Shopping is limited to your children or children for whom you have legal custody. Presented by Air Academy Credit Union.

The December book club centers on NH Kleinbaum’s Dead Poets Society, a story about individuality, passion, and an inspiring teacher. The novel follows John Keating, an unconventional English teacher at a conservative all-boys preparatory school, as he encourages his students to think independently, pursue their dreams, and explore poetry as self-expression. The discussion will consider the students’ growth, friendship, courage, conformity, creativity, and the lasting impact of mentorship. Participants are welcome to share their reflections and questions.

Darci Lynne brings her live Christmas tour to Colorado Springs for a festive performance filled with comedy, music, and holiday fun. Her well-loved puppet characters step into the spotlight with a holiday makeover, blending playful banter and seasonal songs led by Darci and her cast. This one-night-only show celebrates the spirit of the season with familiar favorites presented in a fresh, holly-trimmed style.

THE Mid Life Crisis returns to The Angry Clover for a performance at this Aurora venue. They are glad to be back on stage.

Enjoy a cozy tea gathering at Black Forest Community Club featuring a competition for the most delightfully tacky sweaters, a silent auction, and a special contest for pets in their own tacky sweaters. Admission is $20 for general entry, $15 for seniors and veterans, and $10 for children under 12.

Enjoy a lively evening of bingo at the DAV Chapter 26 Hall, open to all. A snack bar with affordable choices is available for dinner before the games, creating an easygoing setting for a full night of friendly fun.

Business professionals come together at Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce for a fast paced speed networking session focused on growing referral networks. Participants rotate through one-on-one meetings with 18 fellow professionals, with two minutes to present their business and two minutes to learn about their partner in each round. After the speed rounds, open networking continues with beer, wine, and light bites. To get the most from the experience, come prepared with a concise elevator pitch, bring plenty of business cards and a name tag if you have one, and honor the two minute timer so everyone gets equal time. Admission is $10. Capacity is limited, one person per business, and pre-registration is required with no walk-ins.

Learn what it takes to become part of El Paso County Search and Rescue at an orientation for prospective members. The session covers how to apply, the training new members complete, and what the team expects of members. Current team members will be available to answer questions and share insights. Those interested and their families can attend to gain a clear view of the broader search and rescue mission.

Each month highlights a different STEM or Colorado History topic with exploration in the classroom, in the museum, and throughout the historic Museum Campus. A supervising adult is required, and homeschool families may coordinate supervision together. Students whose ages or abilities fall outside the main group can be offered alternative, age-appropriate activities.

The Then Til Now Tour celebrates the 25th anniversary of Trapt’s debut album and looks back on the path of an American rock band that began in Los Gatos, California in 1995. Known for the chart-topping 2002 single Headstrong, Trapt has released seven studio albums: Amalgamation, Trapt, Someone in Control, Only Through the Pain, No Apologies, Reborn, and DNA. This milestone highlights the beginnings of the group and the catalog that followed.

Rock Ledge Ranch comes alive with the spirit of the season, filled with festive sights, joyful sounds, and inviting aromas. Visitors can meet St. Nicholas, enjoy wagon rides, and take in old-time musical entertainment. The Blacksmith Shop hosts working demonstrations, the 1880s Rock Ledge House highlights Victorian traditions, and the 1907 Orchard House features Edwardian festivities. The General Store offers special Ranch-made gifts for holiday shopping. Warm up with cider, cocoa, and other treats available at several locations around the Ranch. The Studio also provides a chance to create a holiday craft to take home.

Dexter and the Moonrocks perform live as The 12 Steps Tour comes to Phil Long Music Hall. This concert brings the band to the venue for a tour stop.

Josh Blue brings special tapings to the Newman Center for the Performing Arts in Denver. Two separate performances are planned, offering multiple opportunities to attend a live taping in a theater setting.

Connect with people from around the world and practice languages in a relaxed, conversation-first setting at Colorado Spring's in United States Air Force Academy, CO. There are no assigned tables, just open mingling. English and the local language are most common, and participants who want to focus on another language can ask for help finding a conversation partner through a partner-matching option. Attendees are asked to register in advance. Please plan to order at least one drink upon arrival in accordance with the venue’s policy, refrain from bringing outside food or beverages, treat staff kindly, help keep the space clean, and respect everyone in attendance. Not following the rules can lead to removal without warning. Photos and video are often taken to document the event. If you prefer not to appear, you can let the photographer know. Please watch your personal belongings, as the event does not assume responsibility for lost items. Volunteer opportunities such as event organizing or photography and videography may be available. BlaBla hosts gatherings in more than 150 cities worldwide, fostering international friendships through language exchange.

This afternoon session of the WMMI STEAM Camp is created for students in grades 3 through 5. Participants dive into engaging science activities, work alongside new friends, and enjoy memorable experiences. Sessions are available a la carte in either the morning or the afternoon. Sponsored by Orica.

Living the Learn is a program focused on deepening understanding of yoga, exploring its philosophies and practices, and building connection with community. It features an inspired project designed to align participants with their dharma and Highest Self. Samantha has developed this offering over ten years with intention, contemplation, and care.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up comedians to local venues, with a new line-up at each show. The performers have appeared on television and podcasts.