Events in Pueblo
Intermediate Glass Workshop
Create your own glass artwork with supportive guidance in this intermediate-level workshop led by instructor Nell Trask. It is designed for participants who already have some experience. For glass fusing, completion of Beginning Fusing 101 is required, and for mosaic projects, completion of the mosaic project session is expected. If you can demonstrate prior glass cutting skills, the instructor may waive these prerequisites. Each session costs $35, with member rates available. Please register in advance.
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference CenterSummer Arts Academy
This week-long arts program welcomes middle and high school students in grades 6 through 12, ages 11 to 17, to build real creative skills in a supportive setting. Each session offers hands-on instruction across drawing, acrylic and watercolor painting, photography, ceramics, and fiber arts. Lessons build from day to day so participants can explore techniques, grow confidence, and complete projects they are proud of. Small class sizes and focused instruction provide personalized guidance while students learn alongside peers who share their interests. Morning and afternoon class options are available. Weekly rates range from $110 to $135, with member pricing offered. New students may opt for a one day trial session for $30, subject to availability, though a full week provides the most complete experience. Classes take place in the Helen Thatcher White galleries building, located to the right of the Buell Children’s Museum. For details, contact Michael Willard at 719-295-7200 ext. 7219.
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference CenterToddler Rock Music Class
An upbeat, hands-on music experience at the Buell Children's Museum introduces little learners to rhythm, songs, and simple instruments in a 30 minute session that may run a bit longer based on group participation. Designed for ages 18 months to 4 years, the class supports social growth through shared activities that encourage taking turns, sharing, and cooperating. Movement and music-based play help build coordination and other early motor skills. Instructor Chelle Jesse leads the activities while caregivers actively participate alongside their children, and for comfortable spacing a maximum of two adults per child is recommended. The cost is $12 per child, with member pricing applied in the cart when logged in. Class admission includes same-day access to the museum, with admission stickers available at the front desk.
Buell Children's MuseumEvening Yoga at the Buell
Enjoy an evening yoga class led by instructor Jes Fahmie in the El Pomar Magic Carpet Theater at the Buell Children's Museum. The class costs $15, with a $13 rate for members. Member pricing is displayed in the cart once logged in.
Buell Children's MuseumWeekly Pokemon COMPETITIVE Tournament
This weekly tournament features competitive Pokemon battles where trainers face off to showcase their skills. Entry fee is $5.
Art After Hours of Levee Stories
Spend an evening at the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center exploring the stories behind the levee mural, with complimentary snacks and drinks. Tickets are $12 for general admission and $10 for members, and Studio 210 is free. Member pricing is applied in the cart when logged in. If online sales have closed, walk in tickets are still available. Additional details will be shared.
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference CenterLatino Supremo Coffee Break
Start the morning with coffee at this monthly Latino Supremo Coffee Break sponsored by SunWest Credit Union. Network with other chamber members while hearing about the sponsor and the team that brings its vision to life. Bring a business card for a chance to win giveaway prizes. These gatherings offer a friendly setting to build connections over coffee. SunWest Credit Union also has a new location in Pueblo West.
G & G IndustrialFamily Flow @ LevelUp
A welcoming day created for working parents balances productivity with meaningful family time. Settle in for a meditation session suited to all ages, enjoy a relaxed movie lounge paired with lunch, and take part in Root & Reset, a guided experience focused on calming the whole family’s nervous system. The environment supports getting work done while children have simple, age inclusive ways to engage. Space is limited.
CIMS Beginning of Year Volunteer Project Day
This hands-on volunteer project day focuses on getting Corwin International Magnet School ready for the new school year. Volunteers will help refresh bulletin boards and displays, assemble furniture, sort documents, organize uniforms, and take on other helpful projects. It offers a way to get a head start on volunteer hours and provides an opportunity where kids can be present.
Corwin International Magnet SchoolCapitol Business Collective Networking Luncheon
Capitol Business Collective is presenting a business networking lunch for local owners and professionals who want to grow their companies. Share a meal while meeting Pueblo professionals, expanding your network, and forming valuable connections in a welcoming setting. To RSVP, contact Heather by direct message, call, or text at 918-332-5596.
The Capitol Downtown BarCruisin' PBR
Every Thursday, a friendly group ride takes place at La Bella Union Plaza, covering 8 to 16 miles around Pueblo on routes that change from week to week. All riders are welcome, whether you are on a bicycle, a one wheel, or a scooter. Bring water, sunscreen, and anything else that will make the miles more comfortable and fun. No one is left behind, with regroup stops along the way and a pace that adjusts to the needs of the group.
La Bella Union PlazaCircus Golden Star
Circus Golden Star brings a new Big Top spectacle to Pueblo Mall, featuring soaring aerial work, dynamic acrobatics, quick-witted comedy, contortion displays, and circus magic performed by an international cast. Created by Finnish circus director Samir Lindfors, the production blends the elegance of European circus traditions with contemporary, family-friendly staging to deliver an all-ages experience. This is an animal-free show that spotlights human skill and high-energy feats. Performances are presented under the Big Top at the venue, with multiple showtimes scheduled. An advertised pre-sale special is 19.99.
Pueblo MallPueblo Trivia Night
Test your knowledge at The Capitol Downtown Bar & Grill during a free trivia night. It costs nothing to play, and prizes are awarded to the highest scoring teams.
The Capitol Downtown BarNature Adventures: Hungry, Hungry Herons
At Fountain Creek Nature Center, children ages 3 to 6 attend with an adult for a nature-themed program featuring a puppet show or story, a craft, hands-on activities, and discovery time on the trail. Prepaid online registration is required. The cost is $3 per person, including adults and accompanying siblings ages 2 and older.
Fountain Creek Nature CenterYMCA Book Club July Read
The YMCA of Pueblo Book Club will discuss Once Upon a Tome by Oliver Darkshire, a humorous memoir that invites readers behind the scenes at one of England’s oldest rare bookshops. Expect tales of quirky patrons, rediscovered gems, and memorable moments that celebrate a love of books and reading. Attendees can bring a copy and their favorite moments to share in a friendly conversation at the YMCA of Pueblo.
Tween Game Play - Back to School Party
A back to school party for tweens features open play with board and card games, activity sheets, and time to talk about favorite books, movies, shows, and videos. It is designed for ages 8 to 12, and a children’s play area for younger siblings will be available in the children’s reading area. Games on hand may include Candy Land, Monopoly, Uno, Exploding Kittens, and chess. Snacks will be provided. Food must remain inside the meeting rooms, and any beverages taken outside those rooms need to be covered. Activities take place in the Fountain Meeting Room at Pikes Peak Library District’s Fountain Library.
Fountain LibraryRobotics Basics
Discover the fundamentals of robotics on the second floor of the Buell Children's Museum with instructor Lorne. This hands-on session centers on Cubelets robot blocks, whose magnetic, modular pieces snap together to create working robots without any programming. The behavior comes from how the blocks are arranged, so builders at any experience level can experiment and learn. Along the way, participants practice collaboration, engineering, design, and computational thinking. Included with admission.
Buell Children's MuseumFirst Friday
This First Friday event features Crystal Hartman, and admission is free.
Blo Back GalleryDigimon Weekly Tournament Play
This weekly tournament has a $5 entry fee and includes prizes and promotional items for participants.
Game Knight Games LLCOne Piece TCG Weekly Tournament
A $5 weekly One Piece TCG tournament that includes promotional items and prize support.
Game Knight Games32nd Annual Richard Reyes Golf Tournament
Hosted by the Latino Chamber of Commerce at Hollydot Golf Course, the 32nd Annual Richard Reyes Golf Tournament offers a full day on the greens, with check in and breakfast leading into a shotgun start. Participants can take on on-course games at various holes, compete for prizes that include cash, and receive a goody bag filled with items from Latino Chamber members. Breakfast and lunch are part of the day. The winning team earns a cash prize along with the 1st Place Traveling Trophy. Hollydot Golf Club features an 18 hole public course with bent grass tees and fairways, a spacious Spanish styled clubhouse, the Roundtable Sports Grill, a driving range, a full service pro shop, a practice green, and accommodations for large group tournaments, with tee times available online, in person, or by phone. Sponsorships are available.
Hollydot Golf CourseSummer Splash Fun
This weather dependent gathering centers on splash pad fun. Bring water guns or buckets to make the most of the splash time. There is a park nearby, so consider packing lunch or snacks for a relaxed break. Afterwards, a tween back to school party will take place at the library.
Aga ParkStorytime at the Buell
Storytime at the Buell Children's Museum offers a family friendly reading experience that is included with admission. Children can listen, laugh, and take part in stories that spark imagination and encourage growth in a warm, welcoming setting.
Buell Children's MuseumFri Aug 7 | 4:30 PM
Step into a dazzling family circus show under the big top at Under the Big Top! Pueblo Mall. Circus Golden Star features an award-winning Ringmaster and Magician, plus an international cast of performers with big visual moments and unforgettable magic. The show runs for about 1.5 hours, so bring your friends and family for a fun afternoon of light, magic, and excitement.
Pueblo MallFirst Friday
Join an art night at Blo Back Gallery for First Friday, featuring work by Crystal Hartman and Jon Bailey in the main gallery. There will also be a projection and sculpture installation in the larger gallery. The event runs in the evening and entry is free.
Blo Back GallerySt. Leander Festival Celebration
St Leander Catholic Parish hosts a two-day festival that honors faith, family, and community. Visitors can look forward to flavorful food, music with plenty of entertainment, moments for prayer and fellowship, bingo, and a range of games and activities suited to every age group. The complete entertainment schedule will be shared soon. En St Leander Catholic Parish, este festival de dos días celebra la fe, la familia y la comunidad con comida sabrosa, buena música y entretenimiento, espacios de oración y convivencia, bingo y juegos y actividades para personas de todas las edades. El programa de entretenimiento se dará a conocer pronto.
St Leander Catholic ParishLadies Night Out
Enjoy a relaxed girls night out at Plant Mamas Garden centered on crafting charming beaded plants. Expect pink drinks, sparkling beads, lots of laughs, and a creative atmosphere that encourages slowing down and making memories with friends or family, or meeting new people. Admission is $35 and includes all supplies to make a beaded plant, light snacks and beverages, and step by step guidance suitable for beginners. Guests are welcome to dress up in a favorite outfit. RSVP by sending a message to help with headcount, and walk ins are also welcome.
Plant Mamas Garden"Pueblo Cup"
The lineup includes Northern Sport Mods, Stock Cars, Hobby Stocks, Sport Compacts, Three Amigos Young Guns, TNT Farm Trucks, Warrior South, and Mod Lites / Classic Mods. Concessions will feature Nana's BBQ, Ice Cream Sammie's, and Double E’s Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, and Café Murillo’s will handle pit area food service. Admission is $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and military, and $8 for children ages 3 to 12, with free entry for kids under 3. Pit passes are $35, with children under 3 free. All IMCA classes must present their IMCA license, and all regular classes must register with the CRA (Honor Speedway).
Honor SpeedwayNeil Diamond The Tribute
A live tribute to the music of Neil Diamond takes the stage at Pueblo Memorial Hall with Rob Garrett, known as the King of Diamonds. Billed as the #1 Neil Diamond tribute artist in the world, Garrett delivers a one-night-only performance. Tickets start at $24.50.
Pueblo Memorial HallKickstands and Coffee
Celebrate the riding season with a casual motorcycle social at Strictly Powersports in Pueblo West. This free gathering serves coffee and donuts and welcomes everyone, whether arriving on a motorcycle, bicycle, on foot, or by car. Expect easygoing conversations about bikes, a friendly way to meet fellow Southern Colorado riders, and the possibility of linking up for a ride afterward. The meetup takes place in any weather.
Strictly PowersportsVfw Post 6461 Annual Picnic
The annual picnic at VFW Post 6461 features games, food, and music, along with raffle drawings for prizes. Children are welcome, and the atmosphere is family friendly.
VFW Post 6461Buying Beef – Budget Matters & Buying Locally
Learn how the cost and planning compare when you buy locally sourced beef from a rancher versus purchasing from a big box store. This in-person class covers budgeting, estimating how much beef you’ll buy, and figuring out how much freezer space you may need. You’ll also get to do some flavor tasting with beef from both local and big box sources for an easy, side-by-side comparison.
CSU Extension Pueblo CountyExplore the Hobby of 3D Printing
Learn the basics of 3D printing and how to design objects in Tinkercad at this hands-on makerspace session. You’ll also get a free 3D printed toy to assemble. This program is for ages 12 and up.
Rawlings Public LibraryFamily Yoga
Enjoy a family-focused yoga session at the Buell Children’s Museum inside the El Pomar Magic Carpet Theater, led by instructor Jes Fahmie. Children from 6 months through 16 years participate alongside a parent or guardian. The class fee is $15, with a $3 rate for members, and member pricing appears once logged in. Enrollment includes museum admission for the day for one adult and one child; pick up an admission sticker at the front desk. Spend time exploring the galleries before or after the session to round out the visit.
Buell Children's Museum3rd Annual Car, Truck & Bike Show
Gerard’s Automotive Group LLC and American Legion Post #2 host the third annual showcase for cars, trucks and bikes, welcoming every make, model and style. The block will be closed to traffic for a full day of horsepower, custom builds and the car community. Spectator admission is free. Trophies will be awarded for Best Import, Best Hot Rod, Best Lowrider, Best Bike, Best Truck and Best of Show, with winners chosen by attendee voting. Vehicle registration includes a discounted early rate and a higher fee later or on show day. Registration can be completed through Cash App or Venmo, by requesting a secure payment link for card, or by messaging on Facebook or emailing PuebloAutoExperts@gmail.com, and you can call or text 719-250-7608 to begin. Onsite amenities include a beer garden, food vendors, music and entertainment, and vendor tables are available.
Gerards Automotive GroupFREE Yoga
Experience a free outdoor yoga series at Cumberland Green Park with The Rooted Rose Sangha. Across ten weeks, a rotating lineup of instructors leads a fresh flow each session in a relaxed, inclusive setting suitable for all levels. Each class lasts about an hour. Bring a yoga mat, water, a towel, sunscreen, and bug spray, or borrow a mat at no cost. Reserving a spot in advance is encouraged to help organizers prepare.
Cumberland Green ParkYoga in the Park!
Enjoy an outdoor yoga session in a welcoming park setting that brings people together for movement, fresh air, and community. This weekly series continues through the summer, weather permitting. Registration is required, and there is no cost to participate.
Metcalfe ParkCAREoke
A karaoke night at Fuel & Iron Food Hall, where tips collected during the event are donated to a different cause each month. Attendees can enjoy the music knowing their contributions support a rotating lineup of causes.
Fuel & Iron Food Hall🕵️ Mystery at the Mall Mondays
A free, family friendly mystery adventure invites sleuths of all ages to explore Pueblo Mall. Pick up the first clue at the Food Court entrance doors, then follow a path of hints through participating businesses to crack the case. Reach the final challenge for a chance to unlock a weekly prize. A fresh mystery is offered each week. No registration is required, just bring your detective skills and a sense of adventure.
Beetlejuice
With Broadway roots, this hilarious musical adapts Tim Burton’s beloved film and brings a memorable ghost to Pueblo. The story focuses on Lydia with humor leading the way. The performance takes place at Pueblo Memorial Hall.
Pueblo Memorial HallIntermediate Glass Workshop
Explore personal glass projects with guidance close at hand in this supportive, hands-on class. Instructor Nell Trask provides expert help while you create, so you can build skills and bring your ideas to life. The cost is $35 per session, and member rates are applied automatically during checkout after signing in. Registration in advance is necessary. Prerequisites vary by project type. For glass fusing, completion of Beginning Fusing 101 is required. For mosaic projects, participants should have finished a Saturday mosaic project session. If you can demonstrate prior glass cutting experience, the instructor may waive these requirements.
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference CenterSummer Arts Academy
Summer Arts Academy offers a week-long series of creative classes tailored for middle and high school students in grades 6 through 12, ages 11 to 17. Participants receive hands-on instruction across multiple mediums, including drawing, acrylic and watercolor painting, photography, ceramics, and fiber arts. Small class sizes and dedicated teaching help students build skills step by step, explore new techniques, gain confidence, and complete finished pieces to take home. Flexible enrollment includes weekly sessions designed to build progressively, and a one-day trial option is available for newcomers for $30, based on availability. Weekly tuition is offered at early-bird rates of $120, or $110 for members, with standard rates of $135, or $121 for members. Member discounts apply when logged in. Classes take place in the Helen Thatcher White galleries building, to the right of the Buell Children's Museum. For details, contact Michael Willard at 719-295-7200 ext. 7219.
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference CenterToddler Rock Music Class
At Buell Children's Museum, Toddler Rock welcomes families with children ages 18 months to 4 years for a lively 30 minute music class that may extend slightly if the group is especially engaged. Led by instructor Chelle Jesse, little ones explore songs, rhythm, and simple instruments while strengthening coordination and early cognitive skills. Group activities encourage cooperation, turn taking, and sharing through playful music making. Adults take part the entire time, since the experience is designed for caregivers and children to learn together, and to keep the space comfortable it is recommended to have no more than two adults per child. The cost is $12 per child, with member pricing applied during checkout when logged in. Enrollment includes museum admission for the same day, and admission stickers can be picked up at the front desk.
Buell Children's MuseumAdult Coloring Book Night
Unwind with a relaxed coloring night created for adults. Bring a favorite coloring book, or choose from complimentary pages that will be provided. Crayons, markers, colored pencils, and additional materials will be available for everyone to use. Admission is free.
The EthosEvening Yoga at the Buell
Take part in a yoga class held in the evening, led by instructor Jes Fahmie, at the Buell Children's Museum in the El Pomar Magic Carpet Theater. The class fee is $15, with a $13 rate for members, and the member discount appears in the cart after logging in.
Buell Children's MuseumWeekly Pokemon COMPETITIVE Tournament
Showcase your skills as a Pokemon trainer in a competitive challenge and aim for the top spot. The entry fee is $5.
Cruisin' PBR
Enjoy a welcoming, no-drop group ride covering about 8 to 16 miles around Pueblo. Destinations change from ride to ride, and the group stops to regroup so no one is left behind. The pace is adjusted to fit the riders each time. Bring a bicycle, one-wheel, or scooter, along with water, sunscreen, and anything else that makes your ride fun.
La Bella Union PlazaThe Id
Share stories, poems, comedy, speeches, rehearsal dialogues, or give voice to an old letter at this literary open mic in Pueblo. On-site sign-ups are available, and each participant has five minutes at the microphone. This is an all-ages gathering, so keep material PG. Music is not part of the lineup, and hate speech is not permitted.
The EthosRising Son Breakfast
A morning breakfast gathering that fuels fatherhood initiatives across Southern Colorado. Hosted at Pueblo Union Depot, this event brings the community together to recognize the essential role of fathers in the lives of children, families, and neighborhoods while raising support to expand local programs. Attendees are served a Huevos Rancheros breakfast and hear from John Register, a U.S. Army combat veteran and Paralympic silver medalist who is recognized as a Hall of Fame keynote speaker. His remarks highlight resilience, leading through challenges, and turning adversity into strength, aligning with the mission to uplift fathers, support families, and build stronger communities. The breakfast also sets the stage for the Play Fore a Purpose Golf Tournament the following day, offering another moment for the community to rally around this cause.
Union Depot2's & 3's Outdoors: Snake, Rattle, & Roll!
Designed for toddlers ages 2 to 3 with an accompanying adult, this outdoor program at Fountain Creek Nature Center includes either a puppet show or a story, interactive activities, and time for discovery along the trail. The fee is $3 per person, which applies to adults and accompanying siblings who are 2 or older. Prepaid online registration is required.
Fountain Creek Nature CenterPikes Peak Hot Rod Rock & Rumble 2026
Catch psychobilly, surf rock, country, rock and roll, and rockabilly vibes at Pikes Peak Hot Rod Rock and Rumble. The Royal Hounds will headline this show at Pikes Peak International Raceway, starting in the early evening.
Pikes Peak International Raceway3 Strike Tourney
Join the 3 Strike knockout tournament at Bite Me Cake Company. Players are paired randomly, with 100% payback going to the top players. There’s also time to get practice in before the tournament begins, and disinfectant and hand sanitizer will be available with high-touch areas and equipment sanitized between uses. The format is subject to change, and the standard daily prizes will not be awarded during tournament play. Entry is $10, plus the cost of games.
Bite Me Cake CompanyPueblo Trivia Night
Stop by for free, in-person live trivia every Thursday at The Capitol Downtown Bar & Grill in Pueblo. Teams can play for fun prizes, and the top teams get something special. Each team gets one ticket.
The Capitol Downtown Bar & GrillTween Pokemon Club
Tween Pokémon fans can connect at Pikes Peak Library District’s Fountain Library for a club centered on trading cards, playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game, and talking about all things Pokémon. Conversation can also include books, movies, shows, video games, and both card and board games. Other card games, such as UNO, will be available. Participants may bring the Pokémon GO app on a personal device to add friends, battle, or discuss gameplay. A snack will be available. Please note that food must stay inside the meeting rooms, and beverages carried outside need to be covered. The group will be in the Fountain Meeting Room.
Pikes Peak Library District - Fountain LibraryRobotics Basics
Learn the basics of robotics with Instructor Lorne on the second floor of the Buell Children's Museum. This session is included with admission and centers on building robots with Cubelets robot blocks. Cubelets support collaboration, engineering, design, and computational thinking, helping participants build problem-solving skills. Their magnetic, modular design makes robot building simple for all experience levels, and no coding is required because the behavior emerges from the way the blocks are assembled.
Buell Children's Museum54th Gala: Branded by the West
The 54th Annual Gala, Branded by the West: A Night on the Ranch, is hosted at the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center. The evening starts with cocktails and a gallery preview, then transitions to a ballroom gathering that features a standout dining experience and lively entertainment. This long-running celebration spotlights western creativity and offers opportunities to support the Arts Center’s mission. Tickets are $150 per person, and tables seat ten.
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference CenterDigimon Weekly Tournament Play
This weekly tournament has a $5 entry and includes prizes and promotional items.
Game Knight Games LLCPlay Fore a Purpose Golf Tournament
Tee off for a meaningful day at Elmwood Golf Course as Catholic Charities of Southern Colorado presents the Play Fore a Purpose Golf Tournament, benefiting fatherhood programming that supports dads and strengthens children, families, and communities. Expect a lively round with great company, friendly competition, and chances to win prizes, all in support of an important mission. Team registration is $600 for a foursome and includes green fees, carts, range balls, breakfast, a Chick-fil-A lunch, prizes, contests, and more. Sponsorship opportunities are available with benefits that may include event recognition, acknowledgements on social media and event materials, course signage, cart logo placement, swag bag items, exclusive hole sponsorships, and additional visibility. For details about sponsoring, contact khinkle@ccsoco.org. The tournament follows the Rising Son Breakfast, which will serve as the kickoff and offer a closer look at the impact of fatherhood initiatives through Catholic Charities. More information will be shared soon.
Elmwood Golf CourseSummer Splash Fun
Enjoy splash pad fun, weather permitting. Bring water guns or buckets for extra splashing. A park is nearby for additional play or relaxing on dry ground. You are welcome to pack lunch or snacks for a simple picnic. After the water time, there is a Pokemon club for tweens at the library.
Aga ParkMomCo Play Date
This public playdate at a trampoline park offers a chance for kids to burn off energy and for moms to connect while learning about the local MomCo group. The space includes a dedicated toddler area, a giant jungle gym, and plenty of trampolines for all ages. It is open to current MomCo members as well as anyone interested, and friends are welcome. Jump socks are required and can be purchased at the park if needed. Entry pricing starts at $10.99.
Altitude Trampoline ParkStorytime at the Buell
Enjoy a cozy storytime at the Buell Children's Museum, where families gather for a warm and welcoming read aloud. Children can listen, laugh, and engage with stories that spark imagination and encourage growth. This program is covered by museum admission.
Buell Children's MuseumFreaky Flora
Enjoy afternoon tea at Fountain Creek Nature Center while exploring the surprising side of plants. Beyond familiar beauty, scents, and flavors, learn how certain species can be quirky, relentless, or even dangerous. Mix simple herbal infusions to sip during the program, and leave with fresh facts that deepen appreciation for our photosynthetic neighbors. Registration is required in advance, with payment. The fee is $5 per person, or $4 for members.
Fountain Creek Nature CenterNoche de Fiesta 2026
At Pueblo Convention Center, Noche de Fiesta 2026 features live entertainment on stage. The lineup includes a performance by Sangre Joven, with more acts to be announced. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including promotion across event platforms and on Familia Pueblo’s stations. Additional updates will follow.
Pueblo Convention CenterPueblo Pride Pregame
Gear up for Pride at a laid back pregame focused on creativity and celebration. Enjoy food and drinks while you add final touches to your outfit, signs, or accessories. Shared craft supplies will be available, including fabric paint, acrylic paint, beads, pompoms, poster board, fabric, markers, hot glue and more. Bring a project to continue or start something new with what is provided. Admission is free, and Pride vendors and volunteers receive 15 percent off food and drink orders.
The EthosCO150 Film Fest: South Park
Colorado’s 150th anniversary is being honored with a far-reaching film celebration featuring 150 films and 150 screenings that showcase standout work made in the state, set here, or created by Coloradans across generations. As part of the series, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999) brings an audacious mix of adult animation, musical numbers, and dark comedy. The story satirizes heavy-handed censorship and anxious parenting as the boys set off a conflict between the United States and Canada, and Kenny’s trip to the underworld unleashes world-ending stakes. Tickets are $8.
Blo Back GalleryFamily Yoga
Families can share a relaxing yoga experience led by instructor Jes Fahmie inside the El Pomar Magic Carpet Theater at the Buell Children's Museum. Registration covers one adult and one child, and participants ages 6 months to 16 may take part with a parent or guardian. Class participation includes museum admission for the same day; pick up an admission sticker at the front desk and explore the galleries before or after the session. The cost is $15 per class, with a $3 rate for members.
Buell Children's MuseumLiving the Learn
Living the Learn invites participants to dive deeply into yoga through its philosophical roots and practical applications, while fostering meaningful connections with a like-minded community. The program also guides you in creating an inspired personal project intended to align with your dharma, or higher purpose, and your highest self. Developed by Samantha over ten years of thoughtful reflection and care, it is offered as a heartfelt experience focused on growth, clarity, and connection.
Yoga HomePikes Peak Hot Rod Rock & Rumble
Enjoy a concert featuring Cherry Poppin' Daddies at Pikes Peak International Raceway in Fountain. The show starts at 12:00 PM local time.
Pikes Peak International RacewayMatt Castillo and more
Catch a live country show featuring Matt Castillo and James Cook at Copper River in Pueblo West. The concert starts at 5:00 PM local venue time.
Copper River Family Restaurant and EntertainmentYoga in the Park
Enjoy an outdoor yoga session at Metcalfe Park that blends sunshine, community, and mindful movement. The class is offered every Sunday through the summer, weather permitting. Registration is required, and there is no cost to attend.
Metcalfe ParkGymkhana
At Metcalfe Park, this Gymkhana welcomes riders across a wide range of divisions. Options include Leadline and Walk-trot, plus age brackets for Pee Wee 6 and under, 7 to 10, 11 to 13, 14 to 17, 18 to 30, 31 to 49, and 50 and older. The competition offers five events... barrels, flags, the 75, poles, and a wild card. Entries can be made per event for $5, or riders can choose a $20 bundle for all five. Non-members pay a $10 office fee per rider.
Metcalfe ParkAdam Gardino @ Coyote's Coffee Den
Enjoy Sunday morning entertainment on the patio at Coyote's Coffee Den. There will be great coffee, plus breakfast and lunch options, along with in-house bakery treats. If you want something special to start the day, you can also grab a Bloody Mary or a Mimosa.
Coyote's Coffee DenTween Chess Club
A relaxed chess meetup for homeschoolers ages 8 to 12 at Pikes Peak Library District - Fountain Library. Play friendly games and make new friends. Younger siblings can enjoy the children’s play space in the reading area. Bring a chessboard if you like, a few will be available, and one extra board is set up in the library’s gaming area. A snack and activity sheets are available. Food must stay inside the meeting rooms, and any beverages taken outside those rooms need to be covered. Gather in the Fountain Meeting Room.
Pikes Peak Library District - Fountain LibrarySummer Splash Fun
Cool off at the Aga Park splash pad with a casual time of water play. Plans depend on the weather. Bring water guns or buckets to make the splashing even more fun. A park is nearby for extra play, and packing lunch or snacks is welcome. Afterward, the library hosts a Tween Chess Club.
Aga ParkWhose Live Anyway
Whose Live Anyway brings the spirit of the TV show to Pueblo Memorial Hall with a completely improvised comedy performance. Look forward to lightning-fast banter, off-the-wall characters, and scenes created in the moment. It delivers the same unscripted fun you know from television, only happening live on stage.
Pueblo Memorial HallMovie Night in the Park
Celebrate the summer’s last Movie Night in the Park at Metcalfe Park with a screening of Disney Pixar’s Hoppers, a family-friendly adventure full of humor and heart. Pack blankets and lawn chairs for a relaxed outdoor movie experience. Before the film, enjoy music and dancing with DJ TRU, and grab a treat from the concessions. After the pre-show fun, settle in for a story about friendship and laughter. This free community gathering is open to all ages and offers an easy way to spend an evening with family, friends, and neighbors.
Metcalfe ParkExplore the Hobby of 3D Printing!
Learn the basics of 3D printing and how to design objects using Tinkercad in the Rawlings Makerspace Lab. You will also get a free 3D printed toy to assemble. This program is for ages 12 and up.
Rawlings Public Library2026 Big Bear Bottoms Up Fest
Raise your glasses at Big Bear Bottoms Up Fest, a 21+ in-person tasting event with live music. Expect a lineup of new ready-to-drink cocktails, craft beer, and hard seltzer, plus delicious food. Free parking is available, and the event runs for about three hours.
Gateway ParkColorado State Fair
Celebrate Colorado agriculture at the Colorado State Fair, featuring a classic carnival experience with thrill rides and family-friendly kiddie rides. Expect interactive, educational fun for all ages, plus high-energy events throughout the fairgrounds.
Colorado State FairgroundsDancing with the Pueblo Starz 2026
Dancing with the Pueblo Starz 2026 brings a vibrant evening of music, dancing, and community spirit to the Pueblo Convention Center. Hosted by Pueblo Diversified Industries, the gala embraces a playful 70s diner theme as local starz step into the spotlight to raise support for PDI’s mission of creating opportunities, delivering services, and building community connections for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Guests can look forward to memorable entertainment, celebration with friends, supporters, and community partners, and meaningful moments of giving. Dress to impress, cheer on favorite performers, and be part of an effort that benefits those served by PDI.
Pueblo Convention CenterThe TCG Adventure
Back in Pueblo West, this show offers opportunities to buy, sell, and trade various types of TCG. Vendors should watch their email for more information.
The Oasis Christian ChurchGeorge Whitesell @ Coyote's Coffee Den
Enjoy Sunday morning entertainment on the patio with George Whitesell at Coyote's Coffee Den. There will be plenty of coffee options to choose from, plus breakfast and lunch items, bakery treats, and the chance to start your day with a Bloody Mary or Mimosa.
Coyote's Coffee DenVroom Free Day
Buell Children's Museum hosts Vroom Free Day with free admission for everyone and activities running throughout the day. Vroom, a global program created and funded by the Bezos Family Foundation, offers science-based tips and tools in English and Spanish to support early brain development from birth to age five. A new Vroom installation will be featured in the museum, highlighting brain-building moments that help children get ready for school, friendships, and life. Activities include outdoor games, popcorn, free gifts, a take-home craft project, a special Vroom-themed scavenger hunt, and caricature portraits by Eric Sarracino.
Buell Children's MuseumPueblo, Colorado Evening Business Mingle
Head to 3 Margaritas Pueblo for a laid-back evening of free business networking. This is a casual, low-key opportunity to meet other entrepreneurs and business owners, grow your network, and enjoy food while you mingle. RSVP is not required, but it’s requested so the restaurant can plan for an accurate headcount.
3 Margaritas PuebloBar & Craft Night
A laid-back crafting meet-up at a bar where anyone can settle in with a work-in-progress or try projects that are available on site. No experience is required and know-how is optional. Tools, odds and ends, and friendly guidance are provided, so participants can arrive with a project or empty-handed and enjoy creating while hanging out with others.
The EthosCO – AVF – Pull
Check out a tractor pull event as part of the Colorado State Fair Equip Show. It runs over multiple days starting at the end of August, with the action taking place at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in Pueblo. For event details and updates, you can reference the organizer’s website.
Colorado State FairgroundsDiscount Carnival
Ian Munsick performs live at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo, Colorado. The concert features his songs presented on stage at the fair.
Colorado State FairgroundsPRCA Rodeo
At Big R Arena, PRCA rodeo competition leads the action, then Ian Munsick performs live. The concert takes place after the rodeo for a back-to-back experience in one venue.
Colorado State FairgroundsMomCo Popsicles in the Park - Pueblo West Splash Pad
Connect with other local moms at the Pueblo West Splash Pad and Playground during a casual meetup with MomCo, formerly MOPS. This relaxed gathering focuses on encouragement, friendship, and support through every stage of motherhood, from newborns through the teen years. Those new to MomCo can meet the group, ask questions, and learn about its regular September through May meetings that feature guest speakers, crafts, and real-life conversations. Children are welcome. Bring sunscreen, towels, hats, a blanket or chairs, and anything else your family might need for time by the splash pad.
Splash ParkPRCA Rodeo
See Ian Munsick live at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in Pueblo. The show is scheduled for the evening.
Colorado State FairgroundsAurora Central Varsity Football @ Pueblo County
Aurora Central Trojans play an away non-league varsity football game against Pueblo County Hornets. The matchup takes place at Pueblo County High School.
Pueblo County High SchoolColorado State Fair PRCA Rodeo
An evening of PRCA rodeo action at the Colorado State Fair features opening festivities with a live performance of the National Anthem, followed by the rodeo and a post-rodeo performance by Dylan Scott.
Colorado State FairPRCA Rodeo
Enjoy an action filled evening featuring the PRCA Rodeo followed by a concert from Dylan Scott, all in the Big R Arena. Doors open ahead of the rodeo, and the concert follows after.
Colorado State FairgroundsSummer Off The Streets - Super Sprints & Drags
A full day of track action at PPIR pairs Super Sprints with street-style drags for nonstop thrills. Super Sprints stretches the traditional sprint format across multiple configurations of the entire venue, offering timed, non-competitive runs without obstacles on both the high-speed oval and the technical infield road course. It is built around car control, confidence, and extended seat time for drivers at any level. Later, the focus shifts to Saturday Night Drags, a laid-back, street-inspired experience in a controlled setting that brings straight-line excitement without the dangers of running on the street. The Drags Cash Days Shootout features open entry and elimination racing, with participants adding $50 cash to the pot and the final driver claiming the full payout. A bar opens in the evening to complement a stacked day that rolls from hot laps to head-to-head passes.
Pikes Peak International RacewaySummer Splash Fun 🌞🌊
Cool off at Aga Park with a weather dependent splash pad meet up. Bring water guns or buckets for extra water fun, and feel free to pack lunch or snacks. There is also a park area nearby to enjoy. Afterward, a Tween Saturday session at the library offers discussion of music and media along with an opportunity to play D&D.
Aga ParkPastel Intro Class given by Pikes Peak Pastel Society at the Pueblo Art Guild
The Pikes Peak Pastel Society, partnering with longtime member George Hart, offers an introductory pastel workshop at the Pueblo Art Guild. Framed as a mini boot camp to spark interest in pastel art, this session includes all supplies for $10 per person. Enrollment is limited to 15 participants. If the class reaches capacity, an additional introductory session may be arranged, and a recurring class may be considered based on continued interest after this workshop.
Pueblo Art Guild GalleryTeacup Succulent Event
Create a charming teacup succulent planter in a relaxed, hands-on session at Plant Mamas Garden. Perfect for plant lovers, families, and friends seeking a simple creative break, this drop-in activity lets you craft at your own pace and take your planter home the same day. The $12 per person fee includes a teacup, a succulent, potting soil, two small decorative trinkets, and friendly guidance from the team as you build. Supplies are limited and available while they last.
Plant Mamas GardenPRCA Rodeo
Big R Arena hosts a rodeo from PRCA followed by a concert by Neal McCoy. The rodeo opens the program, and the live music performance follows to wrap up the event.
Colorado State FairgroundsDrift Clinics 2026
Drivers at any experience level can sharpen drifting skills through an interactive clinic at Pikes Peak International Raceway. Instructors cover the foundations of car control, then guide participants through structured practice with live coaching and ample track time. Training takes place on the infield, utilizing the C Course and the skid pad to provide a controlled setting for steady progress. New drivers must complete a PPIR Drift Clinic before they can take part in drifting at PPIR Festival events. Participants can earn a Beginner or Advanced Drift License during the clinic, and a license is required to drift at all PPIR Festivals. After the classroom and practice segments, the day transitions into an open drift session so drivers can apply what they learned.
Pikes Peak International RacewayGymkhana
Riders can compete across five events that include Barrels, Flags, 75, Poles, and Wild Card. Each event costs $5, or $20 covers entry into all five. Age divisions range from leadline and walk trot to Pee Wee 6 and under, 7 to 10, 11 to 13, 14 to 17, 18 to 30, 31 to 49, and 50 and older. A $10 office fee applies per rider for nonmembers.
Metcalfe ParkPRCA Rodeo
A PRCA rodeo takes place at Big R Arena. Doors open for attendees before the event begins.
Colorado State FairgroundsLatino Supremo Coffee Break Sponsored by SunWest Credit Union
Connect with fellow chamber members over coffee at this Latino Supremo Coffee Break, sponsored by SunWest Credit Union. Spend time networking while learning about the sponsor and the team behind it. Bring a business card for a chance to win one of the giveaway prizes. This gathering is part of a monthly series of Latino Supremo Coffee Breaks.
SunWest Credit UnionThe Beach Boys
This event features The Beach Boys at Southwest Motors Events Center.
Southwest Motors Events CenterFirst Friday Art Walk 2026
Enjoy a self-paced tour of every gallery at the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center with complimentary admission. Explore a wide range of artwork, listen to live music, and take advantage of a 10% discount on memberships available during this art walk.
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference CenterJordan Davis
Jordan Davis takes the stage at Southwest Motors Events Center. Tickets and additional event information are available through the official ticketing outlet.
Southwest Motors Events CenterMonster Trucks
The Toughest Monster Truck Tour takes place at Big R Arena, featuring monster trucks. Tickets and additional information are available.
Colorado State FairgroundsThe Martini Shot
This event features a high energy live music set from The Martini Shot at the PB&T Bank Pavilion during the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo, Colorado. The performance is part of the fair’s entertainment lineup and is included with fair admission. All ages are welcome. Attendees can enjoy the music, sample the food, and explore the fairgrounds as part of this annual tradition.
Colorado State FairMonster Trucks
The Toughest Monster Truck Tour comes to Big R Arena for a monster truck event.
Colorado State FairgroundsDemolition Derby
A demolition derby takes place in the Big R Arena. Tickets for spectators and participation details are available online.
Colorado State FairgroundsVanilla Ice and more
A 90s-themed tour stop brings together Vanilla Ice, Tone Loc, Color Me Badd, and C+C Music Factory. It unites these artists for a showcase of music from that decade.
Southwest Motors Events CenterI Love The 90's Tour: Vanilla Ice and more
Vanilla Ice, C&C Music Factory, Color Me Badd, and Tone Loc come together for a 90s-focused tour stop at the Southwest Motors Events Center at the Colorado State Fair, bringing a multi-artist bill to one stage.
Colorado State FairThe Martini Shot at Colorado State Fair (PB&T Bank Pavilion)
The Martini Shot delivers a high energy live performance at the PB&T Bank Pavilion during the Colorado State Fair. Featured as part of the fair’s entertainment, this all ages show pairs upbeat music with time to stroll the grounds and savor fair food. Admission to the fair covers entry to the concert, making it easy to take in the music while experiencing a beloved Colorado tradition.
Colorado State FairFree Vulture Day Celebration
Nature lovers of all ages can celebrate International Vulture Day with the Nature and Wildlife Discovery Center at the Raptor Center. Explore the enclosures and meet raptor ambassadors, including Lurch the turkey vulture. See raptor presentations up close, learn about turkey vultures and their remarkable adaptations, and discover what goes into operating a wildlife rehabilitation center. Enjoy crafts and games, including a chance to make your own version of vulture vomit. This program is free, and advance registration is requested. During registration, there is an option to donate to help feed a raptor for a week. Check the forecast that morning and dress for a full day outdoors.
Nature & Wildlife Discovery Center - Raptor CenterCelebración de los Charros
Celebración de los Charros with Banda Machos comes to the Big R Arena, featuring a rodeo first and a concert by Banda Machos afterward. Doors open before the rodeo begins, and the live music follows after the arena action.
Colorado State FairgroundsThe Fray
The Fray appears alongside ROME, from Sublime with Rome, in a live performance at the Southwest Motors Events Center.
Southwest Motors Events CenterPueblo County Girls JV Volleyball @ Fountain-Fort Carson
Pueblo County Hornets girls JV volleyball will play an away non-conference match against Fountain-Fort Carson Trojans at the Fountain Fort Carson High School Sports Arena. The game is scheduled for Tuesday evening.
Fountain Fort Carson High School Sports ArenaPreserved - Film Screening
This screening presents Preserved, a documentary by director Ben Clark with executive producer Mary Anne Potts, followed by a Q&A. Admission is $12, or $10 for members, and Studio 210 is free. Members see their discount applied at checkout when logged in. Centered on the idea that healing the planet begins with everyday action, the film speaks to farmers, hikers, hunters, and other outdoor enthusiasts about shared roles in restoring ecosystems. The story unfolds at Vermejo, a 558,000 acre landscape in northern New Mexico used as a living laboratory. Viewers see rarely witnessed moments like bears taking over mountain lion kills, tiny life thriving in seasonal pools, and animals adapting to rapid change. Scientists, ranchers, and conservationists detail major wins, from the largest restoration of a native trout in North America to the return of beaver, elk, and bison. The film traces Ted Turner’s 1996 purchase of the property, the Park Plateau’s deep human history, and the long recovery from 19th century mining scars. Filmed over more than 130 days, it offers an on the ground look at the people bringing a vast ecosystem back to health in an era of wildfire, drought, and species decline across the American Southwest. Preserved also fuels an impact campaign that highlights practical, sustainable approaches, mobilizes audiences seeking a deeper relationship with nature, and invites people to share local practices while staying connected to the pastimes they love. Insights come from conservationist Kris Tompkins, wildlife ecologist Sophie Gilbert, author Craig Childs, and Vermejo experts Gus Holm, Lance Bernal, and Roy Pillmore.
Easton Corbin
Multi-platinum country artist Easton Corbin brings his signature baritone and classic country style to Pueblo Memorial Hall. Known for songs like A Little More Country Than That, Roll With It, Lovin' You Is Fun, and All Over the Road, he shares the bill with Southern Colorado favorite Triple Nickel, who opens the show. The result is an evening of live country music filled with heartfelt lyrics and a traditional sound.
Pueblo Memorial HallSeason Series #10
The Lake Pueblo Sailing Club Season Series continues with number 10 in the lineup. Additional details will be shared soon, and timing may shift based on the forecast. Event communications will be on VHF channel 69, and the Regatta Hero Sailing App will be used. For inquiries, email LPSC@LakePuebloSailingClub.org.
Lake Pueblo State Park17th Annual GAP Glow Golf Tournament
An evening tournament at Elmwood pairs daylight golf with play after dinner in the dark for a glow golf challenge. Participants complete the first nine holes during daylight, then continue the remaining holes at night. Prizes are awarded separately for daytime and nighttime scores. Select holes include playful games that can help with positioning, and there is a prize for the best dressed team with a glow theme.
Elmwood Golf CourseEli Howard & The Greater Good and more
Eli Howard & The Greater Good share the stage with K Phillips at Copper River Family Entertainment & Events. The show welcomes attendees of any age, and admission is free.
Copper River Family Entertainment & EventsIDD Awareness Day
At Pueblo Zoo, Pueblo Diversified Industries hosts a community celebration of IDD Awareness Day that highlights inclusion, capability, and the many contributions of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The event blends learning and entertainment in a zoo setting, with opportunities to meet local organizations and take part in interactive activities. Its purpose is to promote awareness, encourage acceptance, and support opportunity for all while strengthening an inclusive Pueblo through meaningful connections.
Pueblo ZooFiesta at Mercado Motors Truck Bike & Car Show
A community-centered truck, bike, and car show at Mercado Motors highlights eye-catching builds and a lively atmosphere. Enjoy live music, vendors, food, and cash prizes. Vehicle owners may register to display their rides, and enthusiasts are welcome to take in the showcase. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended. For registration or questions, call 719-822-0055. The gathering is driven by passion and a strong sense of family and community.
Gymkhana Rain date
A full slate of gymkhana competition welcomes riders across a wide range of divisions, including leadline, walk-trot, Pee Wee for ages 6 and under, and age groups 7-10, 11-13, 14-17, 18-30, 31-49, and 50+. Participants can enter single events for $5 each or choose a $20 option that covers all five: Barrels, Flags, 75, Poles, and Wild Card. Non-members are assessed a $10 office fee per rider.
Metcalfe Park19th Annual Latino Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony
Presented by the Latino Chamber Foundation and the Latino Chamber of Commerce, this 19th annual ceremony celebrates individuals whose sustained, selfless service has strengthened the Hispanic community of Pueblo. Honorees are recognized for impactful work in areas such as business, education, government, humanitarian efforts, non-profit leadership, philanthropy, politics, and social contributions. The distinction reflects progress built on vision, dedication, hard work, and courage. Set in the Occhiato Ballroom on the CSU Pueblo campus, the program also highlights the legacy of past recipients. A previous honoree was Dr. Henry Roman, and there have been 24 recipients to date. Each awardee is commemorated with a custom handmade plaque on the Latino Lifetime Achievement Wall of Fame located in the ballroom foyer at CSU Pueblo, a display created by local artists Ken and Judith Williams.
Musso’s Market at the 32nd Annual Chile & Frijoles Festival
Musso’s Market will be part of the 32nd Annual Chile & Frijoles Festival, hosted by the Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce, bringing fresh roasted chile and chile wraps that showcase Pueblo flavor. Set in downtown Pueblo, this large public celebration is known for energy, food, and community, placing it among the biggest food festivals in the nation. Festivalgoers can visit the Musso’s Market booth to support local and learn more about what the business is building.
Downtown, Pueblo, ColoradoThe Martini Shot at the Pueblo Chile Festival
The Martini Shot brings a live set to the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo as part of the Pueblo Chile Festival, a hallmark Southern Colorado celebration of food, music, and community. The Riverwalk comes alive with delicious food, local vendors, and activities throughout the weekend. Admission to the festival includes this performance, and guests of all ages are welcome.
Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo2026 Chihuahua & Friends Parade
A cheerful canine procession takes over the El Pueblo Stage inside the festival footprint with a costume contest open to dogs of every breed. This annual Chihuahua and Friends parade invites participants to dress their pups in creative outfits and enjoy a lighthearted showcase. Registration is available for $10 in advance at the pre-sale rate, and in-person signups will also be offered for $10. Online registration will close ahead of the event.
El Pueblo History MuseumLive at the Pueblo Riverwalk
Live at the Pueblo Riverwalk offers an evening of music at Pueblo Riverwalk.
Pueblo RiverwalkHot Boots Band at the Broadway Tavern and Grill
Hot Boots Band brings an upbeat blend of rock, country, and pop. Enjoy cold drinks and a feel-good soundtrack that keeps the energy up.
Broadway Tavern and GrillC.A.T.S go Camping ⛺
The third annual C.A.T.S go Camping takes place at Arkansas Point Campground in Lake Pueblo State Park and is planned to run alongside the 16th annual Fishing Has No Boundaries event. An interest form is used to provide first access to the registration link, and attendance requires active membership in the Cool CATS Club.
Arkansas Point Campground, Lake Pueblo State ParkSteel City Supershow 2026
Explore a showcase of custom rides from Steel City and nearby communities at the Southwest Motors Event Center. The event features a wide mix of cars, trucks, SUVs, bikes, and motorcycles, along with live entertainment and vendors. More than 100 trophies and cash prizes will be awarded, offering something for every kind of enthusiast. Registration for participants is open.
Palace of Agriculture - Colorado State FairgroundsOktoberfest at the Union Depot
Celebrating 56 years, Pueblo’s longstanding Oktoberfest at the Union Depot highlights German heritage with German food trucks, Reinheitsgebot beer from Prost Brewing, live music and cultural traditions. Entertainment includes two bands and performances by professional Schuhplattler dancers. Families will find a Kids-Garten with activities such as cookie decorating and the Kids’ Soccer Kick. For adults, classic outdoor competitions feature Stein Hoisting, along with a ceremonial Keg Tapping and a German speaking emcee throughout the day. Admission is $10, kids 12 and under are free, and festivities take place rain or shine. Proceeds support the Pueblo German American Club, preserving heritage and funding scholarships since 1970. The full schedule and updates will be shared closer to the event.
Union DepotGymkhana Rain Date
At Metcalfe Park, this gymkhana welcomes riders across a wide range of divisions. Categories include Leadline and Walk-trot, plus Pee Wee for ages 6 and under, and age brackets 7 to 10, 11 to 13, 14 to 17, 18 to 30, 31 to 49, and 50 and over. Participants can enter individual events for $5 each or sign up for all five for $20. The lineup features barrels, flags, the 75, poles, and a wildcard. A $10 office fee applies to non-members per rider.
Metcalfe ParkThe Rock Orchestra by Candlelight: Pueblo, CO
The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight brings its 2026 tour to Pueblo Memorial Hall with a 90-minute concert where a 14-piece classical ensemble reimagines iconic rock and metal anthems in an atmospheric candlelit setting. Expect elegant strings, commanding vocals, and gritty guitar sonics coming together to blend classical precision with rock intensity. The set draws from music by Metallica, AC/DC, the Rolling Stones, Rage Against The Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, SOAD, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, the Cranberries, and more. The production features an ever-changing ensemble of classical musicians and vocalists. Audiences rate the experience 4.7 out of 5 and often praise its energy from start to finish, the distinctive staging, and the balance of symphonic flair with hard rock power. The organizers note that the show is not affiliated with the original artists or composers and that all trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.
Pueblo Memorial HallHallowsBall! Pueblo
Celebrate Halloween at a high-energy party hosted by special guest and emcee The King_of_dreamers. Expect an evening filled with guests and vendors, speed dating for singles, dancing, food, and a cash bar. Enjoy interactive games, individual and group cosplay contests, a dance off, live music, special performances, and cosplay karaoke, with cash prizes and trophies on the line. Costumes are encouraged but not required. This all-ages event is free to attend and is presented by CreatorsCon.
Fuel & Iron Food HallThe Harvest Games
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.
Skull Cup VIII
Skull Cup VIII brings coaches together for a sanctioned C.O.B.B.R.A. Blood Bowl tournament presented by the local WEMBBL league of Colorado Springs, with results tracked and submitted to the NAF through the BBTM.App. The day features check-in, three Swiss-style resurrection rounds with a lunch break, and an awards presentation. Teams do not carry injuries between games. The opening round is drawn at random, then coaches are paired by ranking in later rounds while avoiding repeat matchups. The roster you start with is the one you will use all event long, and round time limits will be enforced with periodic updates to help keep games on pace. Pre registration is $20 and entry at the door is $25. Send your completed roster and your PayPal entry fee to winterhorse@yahoo.com. Questions about the tournament or payment can go to the same email. Coaches who need NAF membership can contact regional representative Steve Campbell at kilowoggy@gmail.com for a $5 sign up, or register on the NAF website ahead of time for $10. Coaches should arrive with a fully painted Blood Bowl team meeting a three color minimum, with players clearly marked for their positions. Third party models are welcome as long as positions are obvious. Bring three copies of your roster and include your NAF name and number, along with your blocking dice, templates, pitch, dugouts, and other accessories. Tournament D6 dice will be supplied, and those D6 must be used for any D6 rolls. Custom dice for this tournament are provided, and dice from previous editions may also be used. NAF 2025 rules will be in effect. There is no inducement phase, so the Disposable skill has no impact on rosters. There is no overtime. All NAF approved races are allowed, including Slann or Kislev if your models match. Journeymen, Special Play cards, Prayers to Nuffle, Mercenaries, Referees, and all Wizards are not permitted. Every roster must include at least 11 players before adding any star players, and the Highlander rule applies. Teams are built with 1.2 million, followed by an additional 180,000 for skill purchases. Primary skills cost 20,000, secondary skills cost 40,000, and elite skills such as Block, Dodge, Guard, and Mighty Blow add 10,000 more. You may not stack purchased skills, you may not buy more than three of the same skill, and there are no stat increases. The following star players are not allowed: Griff Oberwald, Hakflem Skuttlespike, Morg n Thorg, Bomber Dribblesnot, Jordell Freshbreeze, Hthark the Unstoppable, and Grak & Crumbleberry. Trophies include Champion, Runner Up, Stunty Cup, Most Brutal, Most Touchdowns, and a Last Place award titled Fugitive of Khorne, with round prizes available throughout the day and a prize structure designed to spread the wealth. Scoring awards 60 tournament points for a win, 30 for a tie, and 10 for a loss, with bonus points to be announced.
Pueblo, CO - Makeup Blowout Sale Event!
Discover big savings at an annual beauty blowout in Pueblo, where makeup, skincare, hair care, and more are featured at discounts of up to 75 percent. Enjoy free admission and receive a complimentary eyeshadow upon entry. Families are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted. The event takes place at the Pueblo Convention Center.
Pueblo Convention Center