Events in El Paso County today

Now in its fourth year, this casual weekly meetup brings small business owners and entrepreneurs together to support each other and make connections at Treehouse Cafe COS. Professionals from any industry are welcome, and the format is relaxed and drop in. There is no roll call and no cost, with the focus on quick introductions and open networking. The gathering is hosted by ZZ Properties, Rare Restorations, and Building Bridges.

Veterans from every branch meet for a monthly coffee gathering at the Colorado Springs Senior Center. It offers a welcoming setting to connect with others who have served, share experiences, and strengthen community over a cup of coffee. Open to all who have worn the uniform, whether retired, separated, or still serving.

Baby Café at the Floyd K. Lindstrom Clinic offers veterans a welcoming space to connect with other breastfeeding dyads and talk through both the joys and the challenges that come with new little ones. This weekly gathering features a VA lactation specialist who can assess concerns and provide education on topics such as alternative feeding strategies, 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. Participants can check the organizer’s Facebook page for any last minute cancellation updates. For questions or more information, contact Elizabeth Yahn at Elizabeth.Yahn@va.gov.

A gentle grief support gathering at Treehouse Cafe offers a welcoming setting for anyone navigating loss, whether recent or long-standing. Guided by counselors from Mindful Resolve Counseling who specialize in grief care, the meeting focuses on compassionate guidance, simple mindfulness and grounding techniques, and supportive conversation that fosters connection. The environment is calm and nonjudgmental, with no pressure to speak, so participation can unfold at a comfortable pace. Attendance is free, and donations are appreciated.

Raqs Asana brings yoga and belly dance together for an upbeat hour that celebrates strength and grace. Build power and refined control for expressive isolations while flowing through dynamic sequences, including vinyasas that move you from standing to the floor and back again. An energetic playlist keeps the momentum high, and the session flies by, so you finish feeling powerful, radiant, and fully present in your body. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Wear comfortable yoga clothes and skip the hip scarf. Drop in for $15, or save with class cards at 5 classes for $65 or 10 for $110.

Enjoy a 50% Off Thursdays painting session where each participant creates a landscape for $15. Connect with fellow enthusiasts in a welcoming setting as instructors guide a preselected piece with a step by step demonstration over two hours. Punch cards do not apply to this offer.

Enjoy casual Commander play at Dice Guys Game Store, with tables ready for newcomers and seasoned players alike. Connect with other Magic fans and try out your decks in a relaxed setting. Food and beverages are available, along with a wide selection of single cards and a variety of sealed products. Admission is free.

Enjoy casual chess at a free, social club hosted at Wackadoo Brewing. Players of every level are welcome, from those just learning how the pieces move to USCF rated competitors who are glad to offer pointers. The setting is family friendly and serves more than beer. Participants of all ages can take part, and children should be accompanied by a parent. Newcomers can watch ongoing games, sit down at one of the club’s tournament sets to invite a match, chat about strategy between rounds, request a rematch, or relax with a drink or bite while analyzing finished games and meeting new friends.

A welcoming discussion circle for people who identify as male gathers in the Small Hall at All Souls. It offers a supportive, inclusive space to explore timely topics, ranging from current events to personal growth. Participants can share their viewpoints or choose to listen and learn while connecting with a community of open-hearted people.

Explore a flowing practice that blends fusion belly dance with elemental themes and body-aware technique. Grounded in yoga-informed anatomy and movement mechanics, this class helps you build strength, deepen body awareness, and develop your personal expression. Sessions include isolation drills, traveling footwork, and expressive sequences, while inviting you to move with the qualities of earth, air, fire, and water in mind. Suitable for every level, the format draws on contemporary fusion and guided improvisation to inspire creativity and cultivate a strong connection with your body and energy. Bring a water bottle and, if helpful, a small notebook. Wear comfortable clothing for dance, and avoid coin belts or other noisy scarves. Drop-in tuition is $15. Class cards are available at $65 for 5 classes or $110 for 10 classes. Hosted at Pole Revolution LLC in Colorado Springs.

Geeks Who Drink brings a lively pub quiz to The Public House at The Alexander, transforming trivia into a social team challenge. The event features original questions that change weekly, written by an expert editorial crew with decades of experience to keep things clever and high quality. Friendly competition, witty clues, and plenty of fun facts create an atmosphere that connects friends and future friends, and people often leave with new knowledge and a smile.

This kirtan gathering centers on Bhakti Yoga and the communal practice of call-and-response mantra chanting. It welcomes every voice, whether tuneful or not, and places emphasis on intention and the felt vibration of sound rather than harmony or performance. Mantras, traditionally viewed as tools that guide the mind, support a shift in awareness, and singing together can lift the collective energy of the room. As the chants build, the resonance of sound can synchronize breath and heartbeat, fostering connection and a sense of unity with others. No prior experience, specific beliefs, or musical background are needed to take part. Donations are appreciated.

An after-dark karaoke party fills Alchemy in Old Colorado City with an inclusive, safe atmosphere centered on fun. The vibe suits a relaxed night out with friends, and the experience is complemented by a full menu along with brews and specialty cocktails. A welcoming setting for singers and supporters alike.

Hydrate 2 Elevate is hosting a Happy Hour in Colorado Springs featuring 15 percent off all standard-menu IV treatments and a buy one get one offer on add-ons. Discounts are available at the Colorado Springs location.

Celebrate the season at Venetucci Farm with Gather Mountain Blooms, where pumpkins, fresh flowers, hayrides, local vendors, and mountain views set the scene for a relaxed autumn outing. Wander the fields to choose a pumpkin, meander through the maze, enjoy bites from food trucks, sip seasonal drinks, and soak up the cozy fall atmosphere. Themed weekends add extra fun throughout the run. Highlights include an Oktoberfest vibe with a German biergarten and a stein holding challenge, a Great Pumpkin celebration featuring pumpkin beer, a guess the weight game, a Charlie Brown reading nook, and a pumpkin bourbon cocktail, and a Scarecrows and Flannel theme with a walk along scarecrow row and sips like apple cider lemonade and apple bourbon cocktails. Witches and Wizards Weekend invites costumes, a witchy themed shop, witches wine, and friendly story time in a reading nook. A Costume Party and Pup-Kin Fest brings trick or treating for kids and dogs, and that is the only time pups are welcomed on the farm. General admission is $8, and children ages 3 and under are free. Admission includes access to the farm grounds, picnic areas, a spooky trail, a makers market inside the red barn, food trucks, coffee vendors, and fall photo backdrops. Pumpkins are $10 each, any size. You pick flowers are available at 10 stems for $15. A beer garden, seasonal cocktails, food trucks, and coffee are available on site.

A senior-focused expo brings a full day of activities with pickleball and fitness demonstrations, along with food, entertainment, classes, and workshops. More than 100 sponsor tables will be on site. Admission is free. The event takes place at New Center Point in Colorado Springs.

Curiosity Unlimited presents a talk at the Ent Center for the Arts in Colorado Springs, part of a yearlong series of twelve compelling lectures featuring distinguished speakers. The program encourages exploring fresh ideas and connecting with fellow learners. Annual membership options include $35 for an individual and $45 for a couple, which works out to roughly three dollars per program. Parking is free, and contributions are tax deductible. Participation supports ongoing educational offerings in the community and helps fund scholarships for UCCS students.

Family Fun Friday at Bubbles N’ Bites turns the end of the week into a relaxed hangout for all ages with an all-day, bottomless boba experience. Enjoy unlimited drinks with mix-and-match toppings, plus all-you-can-enjoy appetizers and desserts. The space is set up for play and friendly competition, featuring a Pac-Man arcade cabinet, board and card games, an oversized Connect 4, a claw machine, a piano, and a small gift shop. Pricing is straightforward... children under 3 are free, children under 10 are $17.99, and adults are $23.99. It happens every Friday for an easy, repeatable family outing.

Celebrate local creativity at a rotating art exhibition featuring artists from Colorado Springs. A new show is presented each month, and a special artist reception takes place on the third Friday. The exhibition is available to view all month, and the reception is free and open to the public.

SofaKillers return to the Pavilion at Hillside Gardens for a rain-date performance that wraps up the outdoor music season with the final concert of the year. Set across four acres of gardens with views of Pikes Peak, the setting offers multiple bars with beer, wine, and spirits, plus multiple food vendors. Expect drink specials, including “drain the keg” discounts on beer. Attendees may want to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. Admission is $18 at the door or $21.05 via Eventbrite, and Eventbrite tickets guarantee entry. Guests must be 16 or older. Please note the venue policies: no dogs, no outside food or beverages, and no weapons.

Friday Night Magic features casual play with all formats welcome. There are 46 seats available in the playroom, and admission is free. Attendees are asked to have the Companion app or a wizards.com email ready at check-in so event staff can complete sign-in, which helps increase product allotments and supports future prerelease items and promos.

Settle in for pub fare and drinks with Retro Sonic at O'Furry's Bar in Colorado Springs.

Skin&Bones performs at OverTime Sports Bar and Grill in Colorado Springs. The show features live music and there is no cover charge.

Experience Palmer Park in Colorado Springs through the Bobcat Trail Races, a celebration of this iconic urban landscape. Courses highlight rugged bluffs and wide panoramas that take in the city and Pikes Peak. Participants can enjoy autumn scenery and a friendly, celebratory vibe while choosing from 50k, 25k, 10k, or 5k distances, all on a trail system set within the city.

Set in the heart of Old Colorado City, this weekly craft fair highlights local creators and artisans with a changing lineup of 28 artists. Hosted by the Old Colorado City Historical Society at the Old Colorado City History Center, it celebrates handmade work and supports the History Center and efforts to keep local history alive. The farmers market at Bancroft Park is right next door for anyone looking to extend their visit. Prospective vendors should use the official link in the host’s bio for details, and ignore any comments seeking vendors since those are scams.

In Black Forest, a large producer-only community farmers market pops up each Saturday throughout the season with more than 70 vendors. Browse goods from local farms, specialty food makers, and select artisans, then enjoy bites from food trucks or a cup of coffee. Professional knife sharpening is available on site, and live music from local musicians adds to the experience. Families will find a free kids corner activity, and well behaved pets on leashes are welcome. Parking is designated and marked with market parking signs. To support a sustainable marketplace, bring reusable bags, tumblers, and water bottles. The market runs rain or shine. Vendors should note that applications are accepted only through the official website.

A welcoming gathering celebrates vintage discoveries, boho style, and a touch of the mystical. Creatively curated home and garden pieces appeal to the senses with rich textures, paired with sparkling gemstones. Intuitive readings and gentle energy set the tone with a hint of cosmic magic, bringing together timeless charm and spiritual wonder while encouraging exploration and connection. Admission is $10 at the door.

Learn to make a rope bowl in a hands-on class. The fee covers instruction only, with supplies purchased separately in-store. A supply list is available on the website. Multiple session options are offered.

Experience the Colorado Farm and Art Market at The Margarita at Pine Creek, a community-focused marketplace highlighting Colorado farms, artists, and makers. Everything offered comes from within the state, including farm-grown produce, Colorado-made art, handmade goods, fresh foods, baked treats, and body care created in local communities. Shoppers can expect a changing selection of area farms and creative vendors, along with live music and a welcoming atmosphere. It is an opportunity to support local businesses, connect with growers and makers, and enjoy time with the community.

Library 21c hosts an interactive storytime designed to include children with learning and sensory differences. The session welcomes all abilities and is geared toward ages 3 to 12 with parents or caregivers. Capacity is limited, so registration is required. The posted calendar may not reflect last minute changes, cancellations, or when registration has filled, so please confirm details in advance.

Highlights include a giant pumpkin weigh-off, live pumpkin carving by Willy Tuz, and a street dance on Main Street. It is a seasonal celebration that brings together competition, creative displays, and outdoor festivities.

Elev8 Arts in Knob Hill hosts an art walk that fills the neighborhood with local creativity and live music, creating a welcoming community atmosphere. Visitors will find vivid murals, artists at work, handmade pieces, gallery stops, pop-up vendors, and music that adds to the experience at every turn. Painters, glass artists, makers, musicians, and creative entrepreneurs come together to share their work and process, offering unique moments throughout the area. More than a single gathering, it is a community effort focused on uplifting local artists, sparking creativity, and connecting people through art.

Young learners can discover how cursive is a practical tool for reading old letters, historical documents, signatures, and even the writing on paper money. This Kids Zone class introduces the fundamentals of cursive handwriting and shows how using script creates a direct link to the past. Admission is free for children ages 7 to 14, and while the class is in session, parents may explore the Money Museum exhibits at no cost. Parking is available in the lot on the north side of the Money Museum.

This event has been rescheduled. Author and researcher Jan MacKell, known for her work on Colorado history with a focus on the prostitution industry, will sign copies of her books, including Wicked Cripple Creek District and Good Time Girls of Colorado! She will share stories from her research in Downtown Monument.

Bubbles N’ Bites hosts a family-friendly boba experience with unlimited drinks and toppings plus all-you-can-enjoy appetizers and desserts. Entertainment for every age includes board and card games, a giant Connect 4 setup, a claw machine with prizes, a PAC-MAN arcade, a mini gift shop, and a piano to play. As a bonus, free Pokémon cards are available in store while supplies last. Pricing is set for all ages, with kids under 3 free, kids under 10 at $17.99, and adults at $23.99.

Enjoy a family friendly fall celebration hosted by National Women in Roofing’s Southern Colorado Council in Colorado Springs. Admission is free and costumes are encouraged. Activities include a pumpkin patch where attendees 18 and under may pick a complimentary pumpkin while supplies last, carnival style games with prizes, and free face painting by Tom Cat Entertainment. Festivities also feature a trunk or treat with decorated vehicles and an appearance by the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo ZOOMobile with animal ambassadors for a meet and greet. A variety of local food trucks will be available, and The MiLL training facility will offer complimentary tours that showcase hands-on learning for future tradespeople. Event sponsorships and donations benefit The MiLL and its career and technical education students, supporting the development of personal, workplace, and technical skills.

Celebrate the season with a relaxed painting party at UVA Wine Bar hosted by The Cotton Canvas. Each ticket covers a guided T-shirt art session, all fabric paints and supplies, access to more than 200 reusable stencil designs, one T-shirt in sizes XS through XL, plus food and a beverage from the bar. Choose favorite colors and motifs to craft a wearable original, from pumpkins, leaves, woodland creatures, Colorado-inspired graphics, and florals to Halloween-ready options like celestial symbols, ravens, cats, moons, and skeletons, or create something entirely your own. Spend two engaging hours making art and enjoying the atmosphere. No previous experience is required. Instructors demonstrate stencil techniques and help translate ideas into a design you will be excited to wear. Those who prefer a different canvas may bring a cotton-based piece such as a denim jacket, tote, hat, bandana, jeans, or a pillowcase to customize. Ideal for friends, pairs, or solo creatives, and everyone leaves with a one-of-a-kind piece to show off.

Create a serene grove of golden aspens in glass during a beginner friendly class. Design a freestanding 5 by 7 inch fused glass piece that can be displayed on its own, or place battery operated tea lights behind it to create a warm, glowing forest scene. No prior fused glass experience is necessary, and participants receive step by step guidance throughout. The piece requires two kiln firings, with pickup available 7 to 10 days after class. Suitable for ages 14 and up.

Couples ready to marry can have their marriage license signed at no charge at Wedded Bliss Officiant & Coaching Services. Obtain your marriage license in advance and bring it for a simple signing.

SofaKillers perform at Red Leg Brewing Company with a set of dance hits that spans the 70s through today. The playlist includes songs by Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars, Journey, AC/DC, Stevie Wonder, KC & the Sunshine Band, BeeGees, Alan Jackson, Vince Gil and more. This event is free and open to all ages. Leashed dogs are permitted and must remain on concrete areas. Drinks and food are available, with house brews, a full bar, and multiple food vendors on site.

Planned around Iowa State Football’s bye week, this casual afternoon of bowling brings the Colorado Cyclones community together at PinHeadz Bowling Center in Colorado Springs. To thank members, the club will cover shoe rentals and the cost of some games, with fees of $3.50 for shoes and $4.75 per game.

Enjoy a spooky trunk or treat at Pot O' Gold Kustoms where participants decorate their vehicle trunks and hand out candy. All makes and models are welcome. Street parking is available. Trophies will be given for the top kids costume and the standout trunk display. There is no cost to attend, and no one associated with the event will contact you to request money or personal information. Vehicles taking part must be decorated and must provide treats for children.

Pokémon League at the Dice Guys OCC location welcomes collectors, traders, and battlers at any experience level. Bring your own cards and enjoy casual matches, with chances to earn prizes simply for playing. League members receive 5% off ice cream, food, and beverage purchases and get increased trade-in values on individual cards valued over $20 during League or Play! Day. The Dice Guys game store and Professor Genevieve host this free-to-play league.

An adults-only Halloween party features DJ Bobby spinning dance-worthy tracks, a costume contest for the most creative looks, drink specials, and a taco bar available by donation. Friends can gather for a lively night of food, music, and festive Halloween fun. Open to ages 21 and over.

Play Commander in four-player pods with seating for 46 in the playroom. Admission is free. Attendees are asked to have the Companion app available or provide a wizards.com email at check-in for sign-in, which helps support increased product allotments and the availability of pre-release items and promos at future events.

Smokin’ channels the signature Boston sound with searing guitars and big-stage energy, creating an evening steeped in arena rock nostalgia. This high-octane tribute matches the feel and exacting detail of the originals, rolling through the hits with the punch and sheen longtime fans recall. From the unmistakable first chords of "More Than a Feeling" to the driving pulse of "Don't Look Back," the performance rebuilds stacked harmonies, dynamic arrangements, and the oversized sound that defined an era. The six-piece outfit also salutes the wider 70s rock landscape, mixing in favorites from Kansas, Journey, ELO, Uriah Heep, and REO Speedwagon to keep the momentum high. Whether you have followed Boston for years or simply love classic arena rock done right, this show is made for singing along, reliving memories, and creating new ones. Tickets are $25, plus a $3 ticketing fee.

Whimsicult, a comedy troupe, unleashes a mashup of short and long form improv that revels in spontaneous absurdity and off the wall storytelling. Polite smiles give way to characters who are anything but ordinary, with a cheeky wink at the idea of human sacrifice... probably only in the jokes. The show leans into a playful cult motif, offering a tongue in cheek initiation into relentless laughter. Content may include mature themes and language.

Bike Night spans two evenings at The Bone Yard and welcomes everyone, whether you ride, roll, or simply want to hang out. Look forward to a friendly crowd, upbeat energy, and a laid-back night spent together.

An all-request party featuring karaoke and music video mixes puts the crowd in charge of the soundtrack while DJ Clark shapes the beats to match the moment. In OCC, food and drinks are available so the focus stays on the music and the fun. Attendees choose the songs, step up to the mic, and help set the vibe throughout the event.

A large outdoor farmers market unfolds at Acacia Park in Colorado Springs, offering a lively open-air atmosphere to explore.

Vinyasa Flow with Jessica welcomes all levels and centers on linking movement, breath, and postures in a thoughtful sequence that supports a steady daily practice. Drawing on the Sanskrit roots of vinyasa as placing with intention, the class weaves asana with breath awareness and focused attention to build rhythm and cultivate prana. Guidance highlights the balance of steadiness and ease, with mindful transitions, intelligent alignment, and embodied awareness that fosters both strength and adaptability. This session is offered in person at The Well-Worn Soul’s private studio inside Second Floor Studios, located above the Michael Garman Gallery. On arrival, head upstairs to the second floor, turn right, and follow the hallway around to Studio I. Signs will be posted to help you find the space. Parking options include meters on Colorado Ave and Colbrunn, with additional free street parking on W. Pikes Peak Ave. Please bring a yoga mat, a blanket or cushion for comfort, a journal and pen for reflections, water, and an open heart ready for resonance and renewal. Registration is required, the cost is $15, and capacity is limited to six participants to support a focused and intimate experience.

Barks and Boos Fall Fest celebrates its fifth year with free admission at Under the Sun Dog Training and Daycare in Colorado Springs. This dog-centered fall gathering features a Howl-o-ween pup parade and costume contest sponsored by Purina Pro Plan, where costumes can win prizes. Enrichment and seasonal activities include a Spooky Cup Challenge, an agile obstacle course, a fall photo booth by Golden Iris Portraits, a Rally PupCup Walk, bobbing for hot dogs, a creepy ball pit, Sniff & Seek scent work with Elevate Dog Treats, spooktacular lick art with Lazy Dog Restaurant, a spin the water bottle game, and a pumpkin and hay bale maze presented by UC Health. Pup friendly vendors include Black Forest Newfoundland Group, Chewy VetCare, Ciao Down Food Truck, Colored Up Pup, Connect for Health CO, Cowgirl Kettle Corn, Crossroads Animal Hospital, Dappled Paws, Dawg Ragz, Elevate Dog Treats, Fox Run Veterinary Hospital, Golden Iris Portraits, Happy Hounds Pet Grooming, HemoSolutions – Dog and Cat Blood Donations, Karl's Canine Krew Rescue, Lazy Dog, Miggy's Meltdown Food Truck, Mile High Paws LLC, My Baby Doggy/My Baby Kitty Treat Trolley, Nala & Loomy's Paw Designs, Natural Grocers, Pawmigo, Pet Pantry, Pet Wants Colorado Springs Briargate, Police Foundation, Purina Pro Plan, Raising Canes, Right Path, Sue's Sweet & Savory, Sunrise Service Dogs, The Plaid Dog Workshop, Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck, Tricha's Table, UCHealth- Memorial, and Wistful Studio. Well mannered dogs are welcome and must stay on leash at all times. Dogs should not greet nose to nose, owners are responsible for their dogs, and potty breaks should happen outside before entering. Dogs must be current on vaccinations. Costumes are encouraged for people and pets, but masks and inflatable costumes are not allowed. All activities are at your own risk and available while supplies last.

Take in the season on a fall hike at Rock Ledge Ranch at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs. Enjoy the autumn scenery as you explore this scenic setting on foot.

Bingo takes center stage at the DAV Chapter 26 Hall with a friendly night of games that is open to everyone. A snack bar offers budget-friendly choices for dinner before play begins. Doors open for entry, sales follow, and then the games get underway.

Presented by Flamingo & Friends, this relaxed singles meet-up at Cottonwood Creek Disc Golf Course invites players to begin the week on the fairways, then gather afterward for Iron Sharpens Iron, a candid conversation about life, faith, challenges, growth, and supporting one another. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, with a focus that reaches beyond the scorecard. The discussion is not a formal Bible study or sermon, and participation is entirely up to you. There are two Monday Morning Mercy Round start options, so you can choose the group that fits your morning. Please arrive early enough to check in and be placed with a group. A few simple guidelines shape the round. Have fun and compete, and when in doubt, remember that fun comes first. On your starting hole, throw two tee shots and continue from the better one. Pick up ten pieces of trash to earn a Trash Mulligan. Format details, out of bounds, mandatories, and other special rules may change week to week. Expect a judgment free space centered on throwing discs and genuine connection.

Give step aerobics a try in a welcoming, beginner friendly class that keeps things fun and accessible. The workout features simple stepping patterns that build into easy choreography set to upbeat music. Take part with or without a step and move at a comfortable pace while strengthening the lower body, improving cardiovascular fitness, and sharpening coordination. This free class is open to ages 15 and up. Bring a towel and water, and wear fitness shoes. For questions, call 719-385-7920.

A supportive midday session that blends learning, connection, and a shared meal. The Sue’s Gift Monthly Lunch 'N Learn brings together people impacted by cancer to build resilience and practical coping tools with guidance from a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Each gathering introduces research-backed strategies and space for conversation, creating a welcoming community for participants. While Sue’s Gift focuses on gynecologic cancers, these sessions are open to anyone with a cancer diagnosis as well as family members and caregivers. Topics draw from the Sue’s Gift blog, highlighting emotional support, trauma-aware techniques, and ways to manage the psychological challenges that can accompany a diagnosis. By combining professional facilitation with peer connection and nourishment, the program helps lessen isolation and strengthens emotional well-being. The Colorado Springs group typically meets on the third Monday of the month, shifting to the fourth Monday in June due to the TEAL Tee-off Golf Tournament.

Alchemy in Old Colorado City hosts live music every Monday. Expect a wide-ranging mix of favorites from Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, The Stones, Alanis, Creedence, Skynyrd, Imagine Dragons, Springsteen, Pink Floyd, and more.

Experience a welcoming Pokémon gathering at The Deck Depot Trading Card Lounge. Play with others, and bring a deck if you have one, though it is not required. Newcomers are supported by a certified Pokémon Professor who will teach the game. If you prefer not to play, spend time trading cards with fellow attendees.

Local professionals come together for a networking meetup centered on real relationships and mutual growth. The focus is on collaboration, learning, and authentic support, offering an inclusive setting where businesses can grow their contacts, elevate visibility, and contribute to the community in lasting ways.

Veterans and their families can receive no cost integrative care through the Healing Warriors Program at a Tuesday satellite clinic. Available services include acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, and Healing Touch therapy. Appointments are open to all clients and are tailored for participants in the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Program as well as others. SSG Fox participants may schedule weekly. Non-SSG Fox clients may book one appointment per month and select the week that works best. To schedule at the Colorado Springs clinic, email coloradospringsappointments@healingwarriorsprogram.org or call 970-512-8550.

At Weidner Field in Colorado Springs, the Homeless Veterans Stand Down brings together local organizations and volunteers to provide vital support for veterans experiencing homelessness. Participants can connect with VA and community resources, receive clothing, essential gear, and hygiene kits, and access meals and other basic necessities. The event also offers supportive services and connections to longer term assistance, with a focus on respect, gratitude, and meaningful care for those who served.

Free and open to all youth ages 0 to 5 with a caregiver, this community playgroup offers different games and activities scheduled each month. Sessions take place outside, so please dress for the weather. For questions, call 719-385-5996.

A friendly social gathering for anyone interested in speaking German, whether you know a little or feel comfortable carrying on full conversations. Sessions focus on conversation with plenty of room to remember, guess, and mix German with English, so participants can practice at any level. The group typically meets in the library at ASUUC and occasionally heads out to cafés, hikes, or other spots. Coffee and cake create a relaxed atmosphere, and late arrivals are welcome.

This monthly vegan potluck and social gathering welcomes the community to share homemade plant-based dishes and connect with others. Attendees are encouraged to reduce waste by bringing their own reusable plate, utensils, and a non-alcoholic beverage. Admission is free and no RSVP is required.

A welcoming, family friendly outing invites runners, cyclists, and hikers to explore the trails around Monument at their own pace or alongside others. Every Tuesday, participants check in on a tablet at the Tavern to log their effort and work toward prizes. Go solo or form a group, then make sure to record your participation to receive credit toward a shirt. Those interested in self-organized groups can gather at the Tavern & Shop, with many routes beginning and ending there. Mountain bike and trail running or hiking groups convene at the parking area at Red Rock Rd and Mt Herman Rd, and anyone who has already completed the digital waiver may head straight to the trailhead and check in afterward at the taproom. Shirtings take place after the activities. Check-in is available only during designated hours and is limited to once per week at any Trailblazers location. Perks include $9 pepperoni and cheese pizzas and 10% off Tap Card loads and reloads. Keep coming back to earn rewards, including a free shirt after 8 visits and a long sleeve shirt after 30, with additional prizes for continued participation. Safety and courtesy are central to the experience. Look out for one another, show kindness, and enjoy the outdoors respectfully. An online waiver is required. Cyclists must wear a helmet. Follow traffic laws, move single file on busy roads, stop at signals, use crosswalks, and share the trail by staying no more than two across. On 31st Street in Colorado Springs, hikers and runners use the sidewalk while bikes use the road. Keep conversations respectful, pack out all trash, and bring friendly, leashed pets only. Participation is at your own risk. Seating in the taprooms is limited during poor weather. Be prepared to spend time outside, and remember that covered patios can still feel cool, so dress for changing conditions.

Enjoy an all level yoga flow and a calming guided meditation, then tap into your creativity with paint by number fun in Colorado Springs. Space is limited to eight participants. The cost is $55, and RSVP is completed through payment. For information or to reserve a spot, contact Gia at 337-353-0186.

Vital Harmony offers a calm, welcoming circle for people living with chronic illness, autoimmune conditions, or ongoing stress affecting the nervous and immune systems. Instead of urging positivity or pushing through, the experience invites participants to tune in to their bodies, understand what their signals are saying, and move toward balance at a pace that feels right. Each session explores one facet of inner harmony, such as inflammation, fatigue, the stress response, immune balance, the gut and brain connection, or the emotional weight that can come with long-term health challenges. Guidance blends education, reflection, somatic practices, and grounding rituals. The emphasis stays on regulation, compassion, and sustainable habits, not extremes or perfection. Rooted in lived experience, Vital Harmony shares practical tools that can ease nervous system overload, support immune function and steadier energy, and help build realistic daily routines. It also nurtures a sense of being seen, understood, and not alone. The circle holds space for whole-person care across body, mind, and spirit with patience, respect, and care.

Nerdy Llama Entertainment brings a music-powered twist to bingo at O’Learys Pub in Colorado Springs. Mark your card to the soundtrack and compete for prizes, cash, and drink giveaways. First-time participants who use the secret word “2026” at the DJ booth receive their first round covered. Expect a playful, beat-driven format and a lively pub atmosphere.

Taking place at the Dice Guys OCC location, this Flesh and Blood Armory event runs in the Classic Constructed format, with matches limited to 55 minutes. The entry fee is $10 and includes a pair of packs. Store credit is awarded to the top three participants, with the amount based on overall turnout.

Enjoy a friendly evening of Texas hold 'em at Alchemy Old Colorado City. There is no entry fee, and the top player earns a $50 prize. Sign-in is available before the cards are dealt. This weekly game takes place each Tuesday, organized by Sasquatch Entertainment LLC.

At Pikes Peak Center, Fourever Fab and Sixtiesmania power an immersive, fast-paced celebration of the decade that reshaped popular music. The show follows the Beatles from their breakthrough in America to the kaleidoscopic Sgt. Pepper era, and spotlights enduring favorites by The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, The Kinks, The Byrds, and other 1960s greats. Authentic vintage instruments and era-accurate costumes set the scene, while striking multimedia visuals, psychedelic imagery, vibrant lighting, and the energetic Curvette Dancers build the atmosphere. The result is a hit-filled performance with tight musicianship and nonstop momentum that has audiences singing, dancing, and reliving the soundtrack of a generation.