Events in Fountain, CO

Healing Warriors Program offers no cost acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, and Healing Touch therapy for veterans and their families at this Tuesday satellite clinic. Services are available to all clients, with care tailored for participants in the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Program as well as others seeking support. Those enrolled in the SSG Fox Program may book weekly visits, while eligible non-SSG Fox clients can schedule one appointment per month and choose the week that works best. To arrange a visit at the Colorado Springs clinic, email coloradospringsappointments@healingwarriorsprogram.org or call 970-512-8550.

Thinking about a longarm quilting machine? This APQS Road Show offers a hands-on way to explore the APQS lineup, try the machines, and compare stitch quality in person. Learn about the features of different models, test various setups, and see table options designed to fit a range of spaces and needs. Special show pricing will be available on machines. Financing is offered through partnering providers, with the option to seek pre-approval before attending. APQS brings more than 40 years of experience, manufacturing in the USA with a factory in Carroll, Iowa, a lifetime warranty, and a focus on quality and customer support.

A casual German conversation club meets in the ASUUC library, creating a relaxed space to practice speaking at any level, from a few phrases to fluent conversation. Participants are encouraged to use as much German as they can, rely on memory and guesses, and blend in English when needed. Late arrivals are welcome. The atmosphere is social and friendly, with coffee and cake on hand. Occasionally the group ventures out to cafés, goes for hikes, or visits other spots, so the location may change from time to time.

The Sand Creek Zone Community Café brings school leadership teams together with local businesses, faith communities, service clubs, nonprofits, government agencies, and other community partners for a guided roundtable conversation. The focus is on each school’s priorities and challenges, encouraging participants to share insights and identify collaborative ways to support students, families, and educators. Discussions are structured to strengthen connections between schools and the wider community and to produce clear next steps that turn ideas into active partnerships. An RSVP is requested.

Enjoy an evening of Dungeons and Dragons at Wackadoo that welcomes newcomers and veteran players alike. Games are arranged as self-contained campaigns, so you can drop in or head out when you need to without disrupting the party. If you do not have your own gear, there is ample equipment available to use.

Kick up your heels at the Ivywild School Gym during a country dance night led by instructors from RockyMountainCountryDancing. The evening starts with line dance instruction, then shifts into open dancing so you can keep moving. Lessons are for ages 16 and up, and the open dance welcomes all ages. Admission is free. The Gym Bar will be serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages throughout. This takes place at Ivywild School.

Live music fills Bancroft Park in Old Colorado City all summer with free outdoor concerts. Grab food from a favorite OCC restaurant, spread a blanket or set up a folding chair, and relax while the music plays. No admission is required and the event welcomes all. Performances proceed rain or shine, and if weather interferes, the concert shifts upstairs to Thunder & Buttons.

Enjoy a Tuesday evening yoga session led by Kara, open to Lodge guests and the local community. A donation to the instructor is appreciated, with a suggested amount of $20. Please bring a yoga mat and water. Park on the north side of the property and meet in the main lodge building. After class, take advantage of happy hour pricing on Colorado crafted beer, wine, and spirits. Kara is a certified yoga teacher who has been teaching since 2017 and welcomes participants of all experience levels into a meaningful practice. She also leads meditations and retreats and offers healing work through Dancing Goose Therapeutics. Outside of teaching, she enjoys hiking, gardening, and writing, and is working on staying on her bike up the Manitou hills.

This information session is designed for people interested in El Paso County Search and Rescue. Attendees will hear about how to apply, what new member training includes, and the expectations for team members, and current members will be available to answer questions. Prospective members and their families are welcome to attend to gain a fuller picture of the search and rescue effort.

Briargate Farmer's Market typically brings together about three dozen vendors, with booths ranging from Abdul's Produce and Royal Crest Dairy to homemade bread, seasonal Palisade peaches, lawn decor, pasta, Pampered Chef, jewelry, dog treats, and locally ground coffee, along with many others. An expanded vendor roster and additional produce are featured this year.

Set in Buena Vista, Colorado, this four-day gathering brings together Broncos, community, vendors, and trail drives. From Wednesday through Friday, a variety of open drives is available to all, including scenic, destination, and mild trail rides that stay on standard-marked Colorado roads. Alongside these options, the Colorado Broncos organizes more adventurous off-road trail drives during the same days, offered in limited numbers and vetted for Broncos capabilities, with a range of daily guided tour levels. There is no charge to participate for registered Broncos. This year’s drive lineup will be announced closer to the event, and pre-registered participants will receive details by email. Clubs are welcome to host and lead drives.

Wing Wednesday at Club Tilt highlights handmade wings served hot in a lively, welcoming setting. Expect bold flavors and an upbeat vibe, with a focus on great wings and a fun atmosphere.

Enjoy a relaxed, walk-in painting experience where no reservation is required. Stop by during normal business hours and create at your own pace. Choose your project on arrival from a wide selection such as ceramics, canvas paintings, wood pieces, mosaics, and more. Pick a drink or snack from the Creative Juices cooler, check out with your project, and you will be set up with everything needed to start painting and have fun.

Colorado Farm and Art Market brings its evening marketplace to Meanwhile Block, celebrating local farms, artists, makers, fresh food, and community. Everything is sourced from within Colorado, from produce grown by in-state growers to art, handmade goods, baked treats, prepared foods, and body care crafted by local creators. Each market offers a rotating mix that can include farm stands with Colorado-grown fruits and vegetables, makers sharing their work, and ready-to-enjoy bites, all set in a welcoming downtown atmosphere. It is a chance to pick up dinner ingredients, discover handcrafted items, and meet the people behind them as the season unfolds at Meanwhile Block.

Community Constellations features Highroots Wellness & Consulting, a local nonprofit community care hub that connects healthcare and social support services with the community. In support of this work, 10 percent of sales from the event will be donated to Highroots. The organizers are guided by a commitment to bring the neighborhood back, creating a welcoming space for neighbors to connect, celebrate, and reflect while giving back.

Bancroft Park in Old Colorado City hosts a free summer concert series filled with live music. Bring chairs and a picnic to enjoy the performance in the park. The concerts take place each Wednesday from June through September, and SCJBB is part of the lineup on the second and fourth Wednesdays.

Enjoy a night of live music with three bands performing in succession at Hillside Gardens. Experience multiple sets in one outing.

Enjoy free live music at the OCC Bancroft Park bandshell every other Wednesday.

Put your knowledge to work at a team trivia night at Alchemy run by Team Trivia of Colorado Springs. Participation is free and prizes are up for grabs. It pairs with Wing Night, so 69 cent wings are on the menu while you play. Friends can team up for friendly competition and a lively round of questions.

Explore West Coast Swing in a popular Dance Wonderland class that welcomes every level. Each week focuses on one core step, with coaching to build solid fundamentals plus creative variations to take your dancing further. No partner or prior experience is needed. Please bring a clean pair of shoes to change into that have not been worn outdoors. New students who mention the Meetup event to the instructor can take their first class for $10. This discount is available in person only and cannot be accessed online. Please arrive at least five minutes before class to complete sign-up. Advance registration is also available through the studio website. Class passes range from $15 to $20 per class.

Presented by Big Dudes Little Discs, this nighttime edition of Disc Golf Church keeps the momentum going after the regular walk, turning Cottonwood Creek into a weekly glow golf experience. Participants are encouraged to bring glow discs and a UV flashlight, and a headlamp is recommended, along with a positive attitude and a sense of adventure. If glow plastic is needed, the presenter can help. Whether you are seasoned at glow rounds or trying night golf for the first time, everyone is welcome. The emphasis is on easygoing throws, genuine connections, and a judgment free community that continues even after the round ends.

Hosted at Norris Penrose Event Center, this all-day event introduces high school students, with a focus on 11th and 12th graders, to the wide range of careers in construction. Attendees take part in practical activities, operate heavy equipment, and speak directly with industry professionals. The experience is designed to expand awareness of the many trade paths available and encourage more students to pursue opportunities in the construction field.

Now gathering at Building III Coffee Co. for the summer months, this casual meetup brings together local investors, landlords, and aspiring entrepreneurs for candid conversations about the current real estate market. There is no sales pitch and no formal presentation, just practical discussion and shared experiences from people who are active in the field. Topics shift from week to week and may include buy-and-hold strategies, creative financing, house hacking, and master leasing, as well as legislation, insurance, lending trends, and real deals unfolding in Colorado Springs. It suits those just starting out and those already building a portfolio, with a focus on learning, refining strategies, meeting like-minded locals, and exchanging ideas, challenges, and wins in a relaxed coffee shop setting.

Pikes Peak Indian Motorcycle marks seven years with a three day celebration filled with motorcycles, group rides, live music, giveaways, and plenty of community spirit. Throughout the event, the Indian Motorcycle Demo Truck will be on site with opportunities to try the latest lineup. Highlights include a scenic ride to the summit of Pikes Peak with Riding Fish and an evening bike night featuring DJ Rocky Ross. The festivities conclude with the biggest day of the celebration, bringing live music from Sofa Killers, more demo rides, vendors, food and drinks in support of charity, and prize giveaways. A motorcycle raffle will benefit Sunrise Service Dogs, capping off a milestone occasion shared with the riders and friends who helped make it possible.

This weekly Baby Café gathering at the Floyd K. Lindstrom Clinic offers veterans and their breastfeeding dyads a welcoming space to share experiences and talk through the joys and challenges of life with a new baby. A VA lactation specialist is on hand to evaluate concerns and provide guidance on topics such as supplemental feeding approaches, caring for multiples or alongside older siblings, nursing older infants, pumping, preparing to return to work or school, recognizing an effective latch, practicing skin to skin contact, and questions related to tongue or lip ties. Check the organizer’s Facebook page shortly beforehand in case of last minute changes. For questions or more information, contact Elizabeth Yahn at Elizabeth.Yahn@va.gov.

Give broken items a second chance at this hands-on Repair Café at Library 21c. Work side by side with volunteers to disassemble, troubleshoot, and, when possible, fix what you bring while saving money, reducing waste, and learning repair skills with your community. Registration is required. Walk-ins are welcome, but registering in advance helps ensure a volunteer with the right skills is available. Help is available for mending unsoiled garments, jewelry, sewing machines, small appliances like vacuums, small electronics such as radios and lamps, and wooden items. Bicycles can also be considered, but special equipment is needed, so advance notice is necessary. The event does not cover garment alterations, large appliances such as stoves or refrigerators, vehicles, computers, tablets, phones, or any item considered hazardous to people, equipment, or the space. Carry-in items only. You must stay with your property while waiting and during the repair. No drop-offs, and only one item will be worked on at a time. Repairs are performed by unpaid volunteers and there is no guarantee of success; volunteers are not obliged to reassemble appliances that cannot be fixed. Assistance begins after an agreement is signed, participation is at your own risk, and neither facilitators nor volunteers are liable for loss, damage, or other consequences. Volunteers will offer a diagnosis and suggested remedies, repair items when possible, or let you know which parts you may need to obtain to complete the fix. Social media calendars may not reflect last-minute changes, so check PPLD’s official channels to confirm details.

Enjoy landscape painting during a 50% Off Thursdays session held at Yes, You Can Paint. Instructors lead a two-hour, step-by-step class featuring a mystery landscape they have chosen. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with space to connect with other painters. The special rate is $15 per painter, and punch cards are not valid for this discount.

Hosted by Kate Theirry, this community-centered dance gathering offers a 75 minute somatic healing experience that blends shamanic wisdom with the joy of movement. Participants explore what wholeness feels like in the body, whether through gentle swaying, expressive grooves, or a playful line dance inspired by Soul Train. The session begins by establishing a sense of personal safety with energy medicine practices, then flows into freeform movement set to a varied playlist. Gentle guided somatic exercises help settle the nervous system, while shamanic ceremony and oracle cards invite connection with inner guidance. The circle concludes with a loving-kindness Metta meditation and an emphasis on being self-full, nourished by one’s own love. Each gathering highlights a fresh theme and a carefully crafted soundtrack, weaving intention and music to support healing. Themes may touch on joy, release, power, trust, or other facets of the journey toward wholeness. This experience welcomes every body and every level of mobility, from spirited dancing to comfortable chair-based movement. No previous dance background is required. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, bring water, and, if desired, a yoga mat for the closing meditation and a journal to capture insights. An open heart and a spirit of play are warmly welcomed. Cost: free to members and $10 for non-members.

Balanced Rook Chess Club is a free, friendly gathering at Wackadoo Brewing where chess enthusiasts connect over casual play and conversation. Players of all ages and skill levels take part, from newcomers learning the basics to USCF-rated competitors who are glad to offer pointers. Expect open tables with the club’s tournament sets, opportunities to watch ongoing games, sit down for a match, ask for a rematch, switch opponents, or step back to chat and review finished positions. Families are welcome, and parents are asked to remain with their children. The venue is family friendly and offers food and drinks, including options like soda and burgers, available for purchase.

Pair up for a fast-paced puzzling challenge at Homewood Suites Colorado Springs North. Teams of up to two work on family friendly images, racing to complete a 500 piece puzzle within a two hour window. Puzzles stay sealed in bags until a brief countdown signals the start, and peeking beforehand is not allowed. Box top holders and sorting trays are welcome, and you may bring extra lighting or recording devices as long as they do not disturb others and do not require being plugged in. Kids and teens are invited to participate, and any pair with a participant under 18 must include at least one adult. Creative team names, matching shirts and playful puzzle-themed outfits add to the fun. A free puzzle swap is available to participants during the event. Tickets are $18 per person. Each teammate needs their own ticket, and after purchasing you are asked to email the organizer with your teammate’s name and your team name. Please try to register your full team a few days in advance. If an event appears sold out and a teammate still needs to pay, contact the organizer to confirm space, and they may be asked to pay at the event. Prizes are awarded to the top three teams, and every competitor keeps their puzzle. Parking is free. Registrations are nonrefundable, but you may transfer your spot to another person or to a different event. If you cannot attend, message the organizer to arrange receiving your puzzle later. For recurring purchases, your payment method will continue to be charged at the listed price and frequency until the series ends or you cancel. If a recurring payment is not paused and no timely notice is received around the event, the registration payment is forfeited and the competition puzzle is not provided.

Part of the Downtown Summer Music Series, this free downtown concert at Acacia Park spotlights Al's Hwy 50. The Colorado Springs rock band brings a high-octane, guitar-forward sound that blends classic and contemporary hard rock with a commanding stage presence. A staple of the local club scene, they are known for tightly paced sets that keep crowds engaged from the first song to the last.

Enjoy a free, local concert at Acacia Park in the heart of downtown Colorado Springs as part of the ongoing summer music series, featuring Good For Nothin Band. Bring a blanket or lawn chair for relaxed seating and take in live music under the open sky. If it rains, check for updates, as the concert may move indoors to Avenue 19. The Josh & Johns Scoop Bus will be on site, and Colorado Front Doors will provide free popcorn. This event is open to everyone.

Area performers deliver intimate, acoustic sets with original music and familiar covers by the fireplace. A different artist is featured each week, and early arrivals can take advantage of happy hour pricing on Colorado wines, beers, and spirits. Vehicle parking is limited, so use the event parking behind the property and avoid spaces in front of guest rooms. When possible, consider biking or carpooling.

At Pole Revolution LLC, this class offers a fluid fusion belly dance experience that blends elemental themes with a body-aware approach. Participants practice precise isolations, travel across the floor with confident steps, and link movements into expressive combinations while engaging with the energies of earth, air, fire, and water through intentional movement. Grounded in yoga-informed anatomy and mechanics, the training supports strength, mindful alignment, and genuine self-expression. Influenced by contemporary fusion and guided improvisation, the format encourages creativity and a deeper connection to your body and energy. All levels are welcome. Bring a water bottle, and a notebook is optional. Wear comfortable clothing for dance, and avoid noisy coin belts or scarves. Pricing options include $15 for a single drop-in, a 5-class card for $65, or a 10-class card for $110.

A gentle new moon gathering centers on quiet reflection and fresh intentions, offering care for body, mind, and spirit through mindful presence, nourishing food, and shared song. The evening begins with a warm plant-based soup prepared with organic ingredients and enjoyed in community. Attendees receive a recipe card to continue the ritual at home, carrying the spirit of nourishment into their own space. After the meal, the focus shifts to a Bhakti Yoga song circle with devotional call and response singing. This is a participatory experience, not a stage show, inviting every voice to take part as communal sound opens the heart, lifts the mood, and cultivates a restorative resonance for individuals and the group. Drawing on timeless traditions where food and song anchor communal ritual, this modern ceremony honors the sacred, celebrates life, and fosters gratitude and connection through simple practices shared together.

A bingo night at Lebowski’s Taproom features tastings of assorted spirits and beers, along with chances to win prizes from distillery and brewery partners. Different selections are highlighted each week.

Geeks Who Drink brings team trivia to The Public House at The Alexander, creating a friendly contest of smarts for groups of friends and future friends. An experienced editorial crew curates an ever changing set of witty, high quality questions, so no two nights feel alike. The atmosphere centers on connection and fun, and many players leave energized with a few new facts to share.

Enjoy a karaoke night at Alchemy in Old Colorado City with a party vibe and an emphasis on fun in an inclusive, safe setting. It is a welcoming choice for an evening out with friends, complemented by a complete menu with food, brews, and specialty cocktails.

Colby Acuff and Levi Foster take the stage at Lulu’s Downtown in Colorado Springs for an evening of country storytelling and grit. A fifth-generation Idahoan raised on Willie Nelson, Hank Williams, and bluegrass in Coeur d’Alene, Acuff has turned a blue-collar upbringing into a growing catalog that stretches from his 2020 debut Life of a Rolling Stone to 2025’s Enjoy the Ride. He now showcases his seventh album, Handmade Horsepower, produced by Eddie Spear, with songs shaped over six days back home in Idaho. The new material draws on the rebel spirit of ’70s outlaw country and the drive of ’80s rock, focused on redemption, resolve, and standing tall. Acuff has shared the road with Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson, Jon Pardi, Whiskey Myers, and Flatland Cavalry, and continues The Handmade Horsepower Tour with this stop. The venue offers a welcoming setting with a full bar and multi-tiered sightlines, supporting the growth and creativity of the local arts community. All responsible ages are permitted. Presented by BandWagon Presents.

Family Fun Friday at Bubbles N’ Bites features an all-day boba experience with unlimited beverages and toppings, along with unlimited appetizers and desserts. In-store entertainment includes a PAC-MAN arcade, board and card games, a giant Connect 4 setup, a claw machine, a piano, and a small gift shop. Pricing is as follows: children under 3 are free, children under 10 are $17.99, and adults are $23.99. Held every Friday, it offers a relaxed setting for families and friends to enjoy treats and play together.

Explore the craft of candle making with a hands-on workshop in Old Colorado City hosted by FFO Goods. Over 90 minutes, learn about different wax types, see how the vessels are created, and practice blending fragrances to build a custom scent. Choose a refillable concrete vessel, pour your candle, then add a decorative wax topper to finish it. The price is $45 per person. Participants can make either one refillable 9 oz candle or two 3.5 oz refillable candles.

More than 5,000 babies in Colorado are born prematurely each year, and behind every number is a family balancing fear and hope. For over 50 years, Newborn Hope has provided funding and hands-on support during those first fragile days. The Harvest of Hope Soirée gathers the community at Garden of the Gods Resort and Club for an evening that celebrates resilience while fueling meaningful help. Guests can enjoy appetizers and cocktails, take part in an auction of exclusive items, and hear personal stories from families who have been supported. Music comes from Joe & Katie Uveges, a Colorado Springs father and daughter duo with award-winning credentials and harmonies that blend folk, jazz, and bluegrass. The night supports vital programs like Community Grants and the Preemie Family Assistance Fund so premature babies and their families have the resources they need to thrive. Every ticket serves as an act of hope.

A soccer themed tailgate dedicated to honoring the sacrifices of those affected by 9/11. The event combines the energy of tailgating with a moment of reflection, keeping remembrance at the center while celebrating the sport.

Wackadoo hosts an evening for motorcycle enthusiasts. Arrive on a bike and receive your first drink at the bar for half price.

Tribute performer Ted Vigil returns to Stargazers Theatre and Event Center to celebrate the timeless songs and stories of John Denver. With a striking vocal likeness and heartfelt delivery, he honors the warmth and spirit that made Denver an icon. The set features beloved favorites such as Take Me Home, Country Roads, Rocky Mountain High, and Annie's Song, along with deeper cuts that devoted fans will recognize. More than a concert, it is a guided journey through music and message that continue to resonate across generations. The intimate setting at Stargazers fosters a close connection between artist and audience, a quality that keeps listeners coming back year after year. Whether these tunes are part of your memories or new discoveries, this return engagement offers nostalgia, joy, and plenty of sing-along moments.

An all-improvised puppet comedy from Felty and Friends brings together puppets and human performers for spontaneous scenes, original songs, and lighthearted life lessons. Fans of the Muppets, Sesame Street, or Avenue Q will recognize the spirit while everything on stage is created in the moment. The show also features Slidesplitters, comedian-led slide presentations delivered without any prior knowledge of the decks, so the presenters discover them as they go. The performance may include mature themes and language.

World Golf & Sand Creek Golf Course presents a glow-in-the-dark night golf experience at Sand Creek Golf Course. Registration and happy hour are available before the round, and play begins with a shotgun start after dark. Starting holes are assigned in the order registrations are received, and groups are paired accordingly. A glow-themed happy hour features food and drink specials before, during, and after the round for a festive time on and off the course.

Expect a high-energy show with powerful, high-reaching vocals and blistering guitar front and center. There is no cover charge.

Switchbacks FC takes on San Antonio FC in a head-to-head soccer match.

The Old Colorado City Farmers Market brings a beautiful day to Bancroft Park.

Discover the heart of Old Colorado City with a weekly showcase of local artisans and makers. Each week brings a rotating lineup of 28 artists, offering plenty of reasons to browse, meet creators, and shop small to keep the community strong. Hosted by the Old Colorado City Historical Society and held at the Old Colorado City History Center, this craft fair supports the History Center and its mission to keep local history alive. After shopping, visitors can stop by the neighboring farmer's market at Bancroft Park. For vending details, use the link in the organizer’s bio and note that any comments calling for vendors are scams.

At the height of the season, the dahlia field comes alive with brilliant color, creating a relaxed setting for wandering the rows, spending time with friends, and enjoying a favorite drink before the weather shifts. General admission is $10 per person, and children under 6 enter free. Visitors can linger, browse the farm shop, unwind at the picnic tables, and soak in peak bloom. Offerings include floral-inspired cocktails, coffee from Good Gracious Coffee, brunch from 4th Avenue Crepes, and a small makers market featuring local artisans. For an added keepsake, choose the Cup of Flowers for $30, which lets you stroll the field and fill a biodegradable cup with 5 dahlias plus 10 additional seasonal blooms, with the cup, fresh water, and snips provided. Whether you are a devoted gardener, a casual flower fan, or simply looking for a calm morning outdoors, this is among the most colorful flower experiences in Colorado Springs. An earlier date was postponed due to delayed blooms caused by extreme heat and drought.

Saturday road rides roll year-round with the Buffalo Lodge Bike Tribe, sponsored by the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort. Open to overnight guests and the local community, these outings move at an intermediate pace with opportunities for faster cyclists to test themselves. The ride is no drop, and a designated sweep stays at the back to keep everyone together and help with mechanical issues. Routes frequently showcase Garden of the Gods and may reach destinations such as the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Gold Camp Road and Seven Falls, Manitou Springs, Flying W Ranch Road, Blodgett Peak, and the Midland, Greenway, Sinton, and Foothill trails. The first Saturday each month features a special-permission visit to Glen Eyrie Castle. Participants are expected to arrive prepared with aired tires, a helmet, and water, and to park toward the rear of the property rather than in front of the Lodge or its guest rooms. After the ride, many people relax with an alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink at the Buffalo Lodge Watering Hole. The group also teams up for other Colorado rides and events. It is a member of, and insured through, the League of American Cyclists. An optional annual Bike Tribe membership is available, which includes supplemental insurance, a pair of Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort socks upon joining, waffles and coffee before or after rides, happy hour pricing at the Watering Hole, a discount on pool membership, room discounts at the resort, and a labor discount from Westside Bicycle Service. More information about membership is available at the Lodge front desk.

Bring your documents to the South Service Center for complimentary shredding. Each person may bring up to two banker boxes of paperwork, and no advance registration is required.

Presented by Pikes Peak Grappling, this double elimination Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournament brings belt and weight divisions for men, women, masters, teens, and kids to SoccerHaus COS in Colorado Springs, along with absolute divisions for men, women, and teens. Matches follow IBJJF scoring, and the organizer provides a clear list of legal and illegal techniques. Spectator access is available in advance during registration or at the door, with tickets priced at $15 for ages 13 and up, $10 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under. Gyms receive one complimentary coach’s pass for every five competitors entered, up to a maximum of three, which will be available at will-call and should not be added to the cart. Registration offers early bird and late periods, with fees of $60 for the first division and $45 for additional divisions during the early window, and $70 for the first division and $50 for additional divisions during the late window. There are no refunds; however, competitors may transfer a registration to another participant by the stated cutoff, and no refunds or comps are issued for injury or illness. All registrations must be reviewed for accuracy by the final verification deadline, and no post-deadline changes will be made, including school names and division selections. Evening weigh-ins take place at the venue, a gi is not required, and there is a one-pound allowance. Limited morning-of weigh-ins are available by approval for out-of-town athletes who live 20 miles away. The event flow moves from kids and adult no-gi absolute to teens no-gi, then to kids and teens gi and adult gi absolute, followed by adult no-gi and adult gi. Additional details on the venue, parking, tournament rules, sponsorship and vendor opportunities, and event merchandise are provided by the organizer.

Enjoy a free, family friendly car show where cars and bikes of every kind are welcome to roll in and shine. The event takes place next to Gunther Toody's, with parking made available by Colorado Springs Baptist Church. There is ample space whether you want to showcase your vehicle or simply wander through and check out the lineup. Weather permitting.

The Colorado Farm and Art Market presents a weekly Saturday market at The Margarita at Pine Creek that highlights Colorado farms, artists, and makers. Find produce grown in-state, Colorado-made art, handmade goods, body care items, fresh baked treats, and prepared foods, all sourced from local vendors. Each week features a rotating lineup, opportunities to meet the growers and creators behind the products, and live music that adds to a friendly community atmosphere.

This community cleanup focuses on removing trash along the Midland Trail between 21st Street and 8th Street. Supplies such as plastic gloves, trash bags, and litter pickers will be available. Participants should bring water and sun protection and wear clothing that can get dirty. Long sleeves, long pants, and closed-toe shoes are recommended. All ages are welcome, and anyone 15 or younger must be accompanied by an adult. Summer hours have been shifted for an earlier start, and RSVP is required.

Acacia Park in Colorado Springs becomes the setting for a community celebration of recovery that spotlights hope, connection, and the many ways people heal. Designed for all ages and open to everyone, it brings together individuals, families, and partner organizations to encourage one another, exchange resources, and bolster recovery efforts across Southern Colorado.

A car and motorcycle showcase honoring veterans unfolds with Pikes Peak as a stunning backdrop. In its fifth year and continuing to grow, the event features music from DJ Mike A, food trucks, and a variety of vendors. More than 35 awards will be presented, and a 50/50 raffle adds to the excitement. Parking is ample, and all proceeds support a veterans charity.

A community gathering inspired by the Harvest Moon, centered on connection, insight, and conversation. Multiple readers will offer tarot, oracle, mediumship, and intuitive guidance, with mini readings available. Shop from local vendors, discover new favorites, and meet kindred spirits. Open to everyone, whether deeply involved in spiritual practice or simply curious to explore, with space to ask questions and see what messages come through. Hosted at Panther's Gate Lil Witch.

A no-cost, family-friendly event that makes it easy to spend time together without any admission fees.

SofaKillers bring live music to Pikes Peak Indian Motorcycles for a lively parking lot party with plenty of motorcycles to check out. Attendees are invited to bring lawn chairs and a cooler for comfort. Food may be available. Further details will be shared.

North Dakota State Bison meet the Air Force Falcons at Air Force Academy Falcon Stadium in an early season showdown of contrasting styles. The Bison favor a physical, methodical approach, while the Falcons lean on a disciplined option offense. Both sides are known for strong play in the trenches and few mistakes, leading to a tactical contest with plenty of heavy contact, all set against the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs.

A monthly creative workshop at Who Gives a SCRAP-Colorado Springs welcomes allies and survivors of sexual abuse at no cost. Guided by the principles of process art, Finding Our Voices focuses on creative expression as a pathway to post traumatic growth. Participants can expect encouragement and care from community members and therapists who are present for support. Each session explores a different art style, with instruction from local artists to nurture healing through making.

The Dice Guys game store and Professor Genevieve host a welcoming Pokémon Trading Card Game league at The Dice Guys OCC location. All experience levels are encouraged to participate, from brand-new players to seasoned trainers. Bring your own cards to collect, trade, and battle, with prizes available simply for taking part. League members receive 5% off ice cream, food, and beverage purchases, along with increased trade-in values on individual cards over $20 during League or Play! Day. There is no fee to participate, and it offers a friendly space to connect with other Pokémon fans.

Saturday at Club Tilt delivers a high-energy night with a live DJ, a stylish scene, and plenty of time on the dance floor throughout the evening. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older.

Parents can take a break while children enjoy a festive pre-celebration of Christmas at this Parents' Night Out, described as the final one of 2026. Kids stay indoors with experienced supervision and move through playtime, group games, crafts, snacks, and plenty of social fun. The craft theme will be announced.

Steelhenge delivers a lively mix of classic rock and dance-ready tunes at Stargazers Theatre & Event Center in Colorado Springs. The group has earned a regional following through upbeat performances at community events and summer concert series, and this concert is set to keep the crowd on its feet from start to finish. Expect high energy and memorable riffs. General admission is $15, plus a $3 ticketing fee.

Red's Sunset Grill features live music by The Martini Shot, with the dining room turning into a dance floor for the evening. Guests can enjoy dinner and drinks while spending time with friends and family in a welcoming setting. Admission is free and the event is open to all ages.

Bike Night sets the scene at The Bone Yard for an inclusive hangout. Whether you ride, roll, or just want to take it easy, all are welcome. Expect a laid back atmosphere, good company, and a full evening of positive energy.

Enjoy an all-request celebration of music videos and karaoke led by DJ Clark. Attendees pick the songs and set the mood, and DJ Clark delivers the sound and energy the crowd asks for. Food and drinks are available from the venue so the focus stays on the party. Everyone is welcome.

Hairmageddon unleashes a neon-fueled 80s hair metal and classic rock spectacle at Navajo Hogan, packing theatrical flair, roaring guitars, and sky-high energy. The set powers through anthems made famous by Mötley Crüe, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ratt, and more, with big hair, leather, spandex, and plenty of attitude. Expect shredding solos, fist-in-the-air singalongs, and a high-octane nod to 1989 as the newly revived venue hosts an unapologetic blast of rock and roll.

Explore fresh produce and artisan-made treats at Acacia Park. Shop and bring home favorites to enjoy later.

HERplace Market is a community-focused gathering at Clay Venues that unites local vendors, creatives, small businesses, and women-owned brands to connect, collaborate, and share experiences.

This monthly gathering at Treehouse Cafe offers a peaceful space for book lovers to read and connect. Bring your own book or current read and settle in for about an hour and a half of quiet reading in a relaxed setting. Afterward, conversation is optional, with time to share thoughts, recommendations, and reflections with fellow readers. Coffee, tea, and cafe snacks are available to enjoy while you read. All genres are welcome, including fiction, nonfiction, sci fi, romance, and more.

Bancroft Park sets the stage for the Pikes Peak Outdoors Hoedown, an afternoon of live music, dancing, and community celebration. The theme salutes the 150/250 commemorations and the heritage of Old Colorado City, a fitting backdrop for supporting the outdoors community. As the organization’s biggest annual fundraiser, this event fuels efforts to strengthen outdoor recreation, stewardship, and collaboration across the Pikes Peak region. Expect a live band, line and square dancing, a silent and a live auction, outdoor recreation awards, and food trucks, with beer and nonalcoholic drinks available for purchase. Tickets are $10 and the event is family friendly. Each ticket also includes entry into a prize drawing. The Hoedown will feature a rotating theme each year, beginning with a celebration of Old Colorado City’s history and character while bringing the outdoor community together for a fun afternoon.

Colorado Springs Pickers provides a space for people who enjoy bluegrass and other mostly acoustic music to connect and share their interests. Please use the parking area behind the property. The Watering Hole features a Happy Hour.

Held at the DAV Chapter 26 Hall, this bingo night welcomes the public for an easygoing evening of games. Doors open ahead of the action, with game sales available before the first numbers are called, giving everyone time to get settled. A budget-friendly snack bar serves dinner and snacks for those who want a bite before playing, making it simple to enjoy bingo in a welcoming setting.

JMSN brings the Scared Straight Tour, Part 4, to the stage with a live performance. Attendees of any age are welcome, and tickets range from $25 to $28.

Set within Hagnauer Gallery, this guided meditation weaves gentle sound with reflection inspired by the current exhibition. Each gathering takes its cues from the artwork on view, using its imagery and themes to shape a calm, focused experience. The session is led by Steffany Butts of ECHO Frequency Studio. Mats are provided, and participants may bring a blanket and pillow if they wish. Please plan to arrive a little early, because the door closes once the meditation begins. RSVP is welcome and walk-ins are accepted. The event notes a $5 donation. Yoga mats were funded by the Manitou Arts, Culture and Heritage Initiative. This project is funded in part by the Manitou Arts, Culture and Heritage Initiative, with funding from the City of Manitou Springs Sales and Use Tax approved by voters in 2019.

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.

A regional airshow celebrating aviation history. Historic warbirds from the National Museum of World War II Aviation appear alongside aircraft from WPP Legacy Warbirds, with more heritage aircraft featured.

The Elev8 Art Walk on Knob Hill turns the neighborhood into an open-air showcase of creativity, highlighting local talent and a lively community spirit. Guests can stroll past striking murals, watch artists in action, enjoy live music, step into galleries, and find handmade pieces from pop-up vendors. Painters, glass artists, makers, musicians, and creative entrepreneurs come together to shape an experience filled with discovery. Centered on supporting local artists and sparking connection, this community-focused gathering welcomes friends and families to explore and be inspired.

Plant lovers are invited to a community swap at Plant Mamas Garden, where you can trade healthy plants, cuttings, and plant accessories and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Admission is free, and you are welcome to attend even if you are not swapping and simply want to meet other plant people. Free goodie bags with small surprises will be available. You might leave with a new favorite plant, a new connection, or both.

A calming yoga session combines meditation with mindful movement, then continues with a stroll through the flower fields to cut a fresh, seasonal bouquet to take home. Participants should bring a yoga mat. The class is suitable for every experience level. After the practice, explore the farm to choose favorite blooms and create a personal arrangement. It is an opportunity to connect with others while supporting the farm. Presented in partnership with Root Center for Yoga.

From first light to late night, PPIR hosts a full day of motorsports that blends precision with pure acceleration. The morning centers on Super Sprints, an expanded version of track sprints that uses the entire facility in multiple configurations. Drivers take timed, non-competitive laps with no obstacles, building car control on both the high-speed oval and the technical infield road course in a longer format designed for all skill levels. As evening settles in, the focus shifts to Saturday Night Drags, bringing a laid-back, street-style atmosphere in a safe, controlled environment. The Drags Cash Days Shootout is open entry, each participant adds $50 cash to the pot, and the final driver standing takes the full payout. The bar opens later in the day, and the gates wrap up at night after a complete run of speed-focused fun.

Celebrate the turn from summer to fall in the you-pick flower fields with a laid-back farm gathering centered on blooms, food, and community. Wander the rows to cut your own flowers, enjoy coffee and other refreshing drinks, listen to live music, and explore a carefully selected artisan market. Local food trucks will offer breakfast bites and snacks. The first pumpkins of the year will be available, creating a gentle shift into autumn while savoring the last summery moments in Colorado Springs.

A six-hour trail endurance format where participants run a 5K at the start of each hour for six consecutive hours. To remain in the event, every loop must be completed before the hour is up. Early finishers can rest until the next start. Failing to finish a lap in time results in elimination. Completing all six rounds means you outlast the challenge.

Rock’n The Mesa transforms Gold Hill Mesa into a lively outdoor rock festival filled with live music, food trucks, craft beer and community spirit. The event is free to attend and will go on rain or shine. Attendees can bring chairs or blankets, gather with friends and family, and plan for a full day of music and dancing. The lineup features Steely Dead, a nationally touring Denver group that blends the intricate style of Steely Dan with the improvisational heart of the Grateful Dead, delivering tight arrangements, extended jams and seamless transitions. Zeppelin Alive captures the thunderous energy of Led Zeppelin with four seasoned musicians fronted by a powerhouse female vocalist. Grizzly Gopher brings high-octane fun with a broad mix of favorites from classic rock to modern pop, all geared to keep the crowd singing and moving. Festival-goers can enjoy eats from food trucks, sip cold pours from breweries and other beverage vendors, and explore a marketplace of local artisans and makers to support small businesses. A VIP area is available by invitation only and requires a VIP wristband. Presented by Gold Hill Mesa and produced by A Music Company Inc. Proudly sponsored by Weisburg Landscape Maintenance, Toll Brothers Colorado and Vanguard Homes, with appreciation to these sponsors for helping keep Rock’n The Mesa free for the community.

Hope on the Rocks 2026 offers an evening centered on connection, community, and meaningful impact in Colorado Springs. Guests can expect live entertainment, an elevated dining experience, and memorable moments that benefit Hope Floats Swim Scholarships. The vibe is Colorado chic, with attire ranging from boots to ballgowns. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

A concert featuring Bruno Mars with Raye and DJ Pee.Wee at Falcon Stadium, U.S.A.F. in Academy, CO. The lineup shares one stage for a stadium show with live performances from all three acts.

Trade your everyday routine for two and a half days in Colorado Springs, immersed in creativity and inspiration with other people who love working with glass. This small group workshop is designed for those seeking more depth than a single day class, with plenty of time to explore new techniques, move at a comfortable pace, ask questions, and craft projects to bring home. Whether you are brand new to glass art or have years of experience, you can expect a supportive setting that highlights creativity, learning, and fun.

SofaKillers perform at the Pavilion at Hillside Gardens & Event Center as part of the Hillside Summer Concert. Set within four acres of gardens with views of Pikes Peak, the concert presents three bands on three separate stages. Food and beverages are available from multiple bars and vendors. Bringing a lawn chair is encouraged, and it is a relaxed setting for friends to gather. Guests must be 16 or older. Dogs are not permitted, and outside food or drinks are not allowed.

Fall fun fills Venetucci Farm with pumpkins, fresh flowers, hayrides, local makers, and wide open mountain views. Wander the fields to choose a pumpkin, try the maze, and enjoy food truck bites and drinks while taking in the cozy autumn atmosphere. Select weekends feature special themes such as Oktoberfest, the Great Pumpkin Beer Festival, Cider Weekend, Witches and Wine, and a Costume Party with a Pup-Kin focus. Admission is $8, and children age 3 and under get in free. Your ticket includes access to the farm grounds and picnic areas, the spooky trail, a makers market set inside the red barn, food trucks, coffee vendors with seasonal favorites, and plenty of fall photo spots. Farmer Tracy’s Fun Zone is available for $15 on site and offers hayrides, a five acre sorghum maze, hay slides, and a kids ball pit. On the farm, pumpkins are $10 each for any size, you can pick ten flower stems for $15, and there is a beer garden along with autumn cocktails, food trucks, and coffee.

Explore a gathering devoted to crystals, intuitive insights, healing, and wisdom at Norris Penrose Event Center. Browse more than 125 booths highlighting natural health, personal growth, and metaphysical interests, and meet with 60 practitioners offering readings and healing sessions. Admission includes access to the exhibit hall as well as all presentations and performances. Weekend entry is $11 in advance or $12 at the door, and individual readings or healings are $30 for 20 minutes. Parking is free.

UCCS hosts a kid-focused science carnival that is part of a 16 day STEAM celebration across Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region. Look for science and magic shows, guided lab tours, rockets and drones in action, encounters with live animals, and plenty of hands on activities, plus liquid nitrogen ice cream. Admission and parking are free, and the event welcomes all ages.

Head to Metcalfe Park for a gymkhana with divisions for every stage of rider. Age groups span Leadline and Walk-trot, Pee Wee for ages 6 and under, then 7 to 10, 11 to 13, 14 to 17, 18 to 30, 31 to 49, and 50 and older. Riders can enter individual contests for $5 each or choose a $20 bundle that covers all five events. The lineup includes Barrels, Flags, 75, Poles, and a Wild Card round. A $10 office fee applies per rider for non-members.

A full weekend of live tattooing comes to the Colorado Springs Event Center as the annual Colorado Springs Tattoo Expo, hosted by Ink Masters Tattoo Show, brings as many as 200 award-winning artists together in one place. Explore portfolios, consult with artists, and get inked in a wide range of styles, including realism, traditional, new school, black and grey, and vibrant color. Tickets are sold at the door only. Single-day admission is $25, and a three-day pass is $40. Every entry includes access to a free raffle with two tattoos given away each day, totaling $1,200 in tattoo giveaways over the course of the event, redeemable with participating artists. Raffle entrants must be 18 or older, present to win, and show valid ID. All ages are welcome, with children accompanied by an adult, and tattoo services are limited to guests 18 and older with valid identification.

At Pikes Peak Center in Colorado Springs, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight presents a 90 minute concert that transforms Rock and Metal anthems within a sea of candlelight. A 14 piece ensemble of classical musicians blends elegant orchestration with waves of distortion for a dramatic meeting of styles. Expect music associated with Metallica, AC/DC, Rolling Stones, Rage Against The Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin' Park, SOAD, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more. This 2026 tour stop features an ever changing lineup of classical players and vocalists delivering a theatrical, immersive performance. Customers have rated the experience 4.7 out of 5.

The 3 Car Garage Band brings live music to Buffalo Lodge Bike Resort, mixing favorite songs with new additions. The performance offers a fun setting for spending time with friends and dancing.

Experience a gathering of retro treasures, boho style and a hint of mysticism at Norris Penrose Event Center. Thoughtfully selected home and garden pieces offer tactile appeal alongside sparkling gemstones that catch the eye. Intuitive readings and a gentle, uplifting energy create an atmosphere touched by a little cosmic magic. It is a place where timeless charm meets spiritual wonder, encouraging exploration and connection. Admission is $10 at the door. For inquiries, contact iwsllc38@gmail.com.

The Harvest Games brings a friendly mix of activities, including a giant pumpkin weigh-off, pumpkin carving by Willy Tuz, and a street dance.

Live music from Old Souls fills Armadillo Ranch. Hailing from the Appalachian Mountains, the duo of Jenu Six and Chantal Lynn brings a dive bar sound rooted in country and life on the road. After years and many miles, they have shaped ghostly tales into songs, playing for those seeking something real in the honky tonk scene. The spirit behind their name lingers in every tune.

The Emma Crawford Coffin Races return to Manitou Springs, celebrating the Emma Crawford legend and one of Colorado's most distinctive traditions. Each fall, thousands gather in the historic downtown to watch colorfully decorated coffins speed along the avenue and to cheer costumed teams. A parade adds to a full day of spooky fun, creative flair, and community spirit. The event brings together racers, volunteers, coffin builders, and spectators for an experience rooted in imagination and hometown pride.

Skull Cup VIII is a sanctioned COBBRA Blood Bowl tournament hosted by the local WEMBBL league in Colorado Springs with support from the Colorado Organized Blood Bowl Regional Association. Results will be tracked in BBTM.App and submitted to NAF. The event will be held at J & J Games N Hobbies. Coaches will compete in a Swiss style resurrection format where injuries do not carry over. The first round is a random draw, then pairings match the highest ranked coach against the next highest coach they have not already faced, and the same roster is used in every game. Rounds are strictly timed, with pace updates from the organizer. The day features three rounds, a lunch break, and awards to close. NAF 2025 Rules will be used. There is no inducement phase so the disposable skill has no effect on rosters, and there is no overtime. All NAF approved races are allowed, including Slann or Kislev as models permit. Journeymen, Special Play cards, Prayers to Nuffle, Mercenaries, Referees, and Wizards are not allowed, and every roster must list at least 11 players before adding star players. Coaches build teams with 1.2 million gold pieces, then spend an additional 180k on skills. Primary skills cost 20k and secondary skills cost 40k, with an extra 10k for elite skills such as Block, Dodge, Guard, or Mighty Blow. No more than three copies of any purchased skill are permitted, stacking is not allowed, and there are no stat increases. The following star players are not permitted: Griff Oberwald, Hakflem Skuttlespike, Morg n Thorg, Bomber Dribblesnot, Jordell Freshbreeze, Hthark the Unstoppable, and Grak & Crumbleberry. The Highlander rule will be in effect. Bring a fully painted team with at least three colors, clearly mark each player, and ensure your models clearly represent their positions. Third party models are welcome. Bring three copies of your roster that include your NAF name and number, along with blocking dice, templates, pitches, dugouts, and other game accessories. Custom tournament D6 will be provided, and only those D6 may be used for any D6 rolls, though former Skull Cup dice are also allowed. Pre registration is $20 and entry at the door is $25. Completed rosters can be sent to winterhorse@yahoo.com, and entry fees can be paid via PayPal to the same address. Questions about the tournament or payment can be directed there as well. To register with NAF at a $5 rate, contact regional representative Steve Campbell at kilowoggy@gmail.com, or register on the NAF website for $10. Prizes will be spread across categories, with awards including Champion, Runner Up, Stunty Cup, Most Brutal, Most TDs, and Last Place, the Fugitive of Khorne. Match scoring awards 60 points for a win, 30 for a tie, and 10 for a loss, with bonus points to be announced.

World Ballet Company presents Swan Lake accompanied by a live orchestra, bringing Tchaikovsky’s score to life in the theater. This grand staging features a company of 50 dancers from around the world, more than 150 hand-sewn costumes, and beautifully crafted sets. Signature moments are showcased, from the delicate dance of the cygnets to the Black Swan’s virtuosic 32 fouettes, as a story of destiny and enchantment unfolds in a timeless struggle between light and darkness. The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is intended for ages 5 and older. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved classics nationwide with a mission to make ballet accessible to all, uniting newcomers and longtime enthusiasts. The ensemble includes renowned professionals representing over ten countries and has performed in more than 300 cities for audiences exceeding half a million.

Have the fit of your child's car seat, booster seat, or seat belt checked at no cost. This is an appointment-only event. To reserve a time, email safekidscoloradosprings@childrenscolorado.org. Please do not contact the fire station, it is only providing the space for the event.

Part of a summer harvest dinner series, this gathering at Rockledge House at Smokebrush Farm highlights peak season abundance influenced by the waters of Manitou and the surrounding land. In-house and guest chefs curate a farm driven menu using ingredients grown, foraged, and gathered on site, complemented by selections from nearby producers who follow organic and regenerative practices. A Carpenter’s Daughter will perform live. Reservation options include vegetarian, gluten free, or a combination. Pricing reflects the focus on quality and sustainability, and the aim is to bring people together over a shared meal. Farm tours are available, so boots are recommended. The full menu and additional details will be announced.