Events in Pueblo, CO

Take on the rapids of Colorado’s Royal Gorge with Show-Me Women Paddlers. Designed for women looking to build skills, confidence, and connection while facing challenges beyond what is typical in the Ozarks, this adventure welcomes adventurous beginners and intermediate paddlers. No prior rafting experience is required. Participants should be comfortable in moving water and preferably able to swim, and the company will have kayakers available to assist non-swimmers. Expect a physically active day on the river. Registration is available in two formats. A full package is limited to SMWP alumni at $617 for ACA Members or $627 for Event Members and requires a $305 deposit at the time of registration. A rafting-only option is $305 for ACA Members or $315 for Event Members and must be paid in full when signing up.

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.

Live at the Pueblo Riverwalk offers an evening of music at Pueblo Riverwalk.

Compete in a One Piece TCG tournament held each week. The entry cost is $5 and participants can earn promotional items and other prizes.

This weekly tournament costs $5 and offers prizes and promos.

A radiant blend of music and spectacle unfolds as Violin’t Riot, a modern rock orchestra, takes center stage. This ensemble merges the drive of a rock band with the expressive force of violin and piano, offering fresh takes on well-known works by artists such as Coldplay and Michael Jackson alongside classics by Vivaldi. At the helm is violinist and fiddler Aaron Zimola, whose wide-ranging influences span folk, jazz, rock, Celtic, Americana, and classical traditions. His improvisational flair and storytelling are complemented by the distinctive voice of a 1908 George W. Fisk violin, crafted by a Colorado luthier often referred to as the Stradivarius of the West. Guitarist and composer Conner Leigh Shaw adds expansive soundscapes shaped by Colorado’s terrain and themes of transformation, drawing on his teaching and performing career that includes collaborations with Neyla Pekarek and Ben Sollee. Pianist Peter Romero, an award-winning composer and accompanist with a background in music theory and composition from the University of Northern Colorado, brings versatility honed across concert halls, sacred settings, choral ensembles, and traditional Irish and contradance communities. The rhythmic engine is powered by internationally touring drummer Roman Garcia, recognized for his work with Like Moths To Flames, extensive global performances, and notable studio sessions at the Blasting Room. Bassist Alex Naylor anchors the group with propulsive grooves that unify its varied influences. The performance is presented entirely in white and shaped by a signature environment of light and sound, creating an immersive blend of orchestra, rock concert, and cinematic atmosphere. Beverages such as Walter’s Beer, wine, and select cocktails will be available, along with Mexican dishes from Dana’s Classic catering, served by Abriendo Inn bar staff. Outside alcohol is not allowed. Attendees must be 21 or older and children are not permitted. Parking is requested in commercial public spaces between Quincy and Broadway one block to the east, or in available spots on Jackson, with care taken to avoid blocking neighborhood driveways.

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.

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.

The Colorado Springs Chapter hosts a two day celebration of accessible angling at Lake Pueblo State Park, meeting at the South Shore Boat Ramp. People of any age with a disability are welcome, along with friends, family, and attendants. Expect fishing and boating along with raffles and prizes. All essential gear is provided, including rods and reels, adaptive equipment, life vests, bait, fish cleaning, boats and pontoons, and guides. A light breakfast and lunch are included. Cost per day is 35 dollars for participants and 15 dollars for friends, family, or attendants. A limited number of scholarships are available. When space allows, additional family and friends are placed on the same watercraft. Sponsored participants and disabled veterans may participate at no cost with a promotional code from the organizer. There are no ID requirements or age limits. Each individual or group is responsible for their own transportation. Inform the South Shore entrance staff you are with the event to have the park pass fee waived, then follow event parking signs. Email confirmation is sufficient, registrations can be updated, tickets are not transferable, and the participant’s name must match the registration. You may register more than one person. Arriving late may result in the loss of an assigned boat and fees. Anyone 16 and older must have a valid fishing license. Overnight options include hotels in Pueblo or camping within the state park, with Arkansas Point as the closest campground. Reservations are made directly with those providers and can fill quickly.

Thistle the Fairy brings a special storytime to the Magic Carpet Theatre at the Buell Children's Museum. After years of visiting the human world and entertaining children, including a stop in Larkspur, she enjoys meeting new faces and sharing imaginative tales. The program is free with museum admission.

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.

A signature race for the Lake Pueblo Sailing Club, Around the Island is expanding to two days, with complete details to follow. Times may be adjusted based on the forecast. The club communicates on VHF channel 69 and uses the Regatta Hero Sailing App. For inquiries, email LPSC@LakePuebloSailingClub.org.

An event dedicated to raising awareness and extending support to everyone affected by cancer, bringing people together to show care and solidarity.

The lineup features Northern Sport Mods, Stock Cars, Hobby Stocks, Sport Compacts, Three Amigos Young Guns, TNT Farm Trucks, Warrior South, and Mod Lites and Classic Mods. Pits open first, then a driver's meeting leads into racing, with grandstands opening for spectators ahead of the action. Concessions include Pass Key On The Go, Ice Cream Sammie's, and Double E’s Fresh Sqeezed Lemonade, and Nana’s BBQ serves the pit area. Admission is 15 dollars for adults, 12 dollars for seniors and military, 10 dollars for students, and 8 dollars for kids ages 3 to 12. Children under 3 are free. Pit passes are 35 dollars, with children under 3 free in the pits as well.

Explore the art of controlled slides at Pikes Peak International Raceway with a hands-on drift clinic tailored to every experience level. On the infield C Course and skid pad, expert instructors focus on essential car control techniques, offering guided practice, immediate feedback, and extensive track time to build skill and confidence. The day begins with an introductory class and driver meeting in the Banquet Room, moves into on-track clinic sessions, pauses for lunch, then returns to the Banquet Room for a second classroom segment. An open drift drivers meeting at the Shop Party Bar sets the stage for an afternoon open drift session, and the track closes at the end of the day. New drivers must complete a PPIR Drift Clinic to participate in drifting at PPIR Festival events. A Beginner or Advanced Drift License can be earned during the clinic, and a license is required to drift at all PPIR Festivals.

At Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center, this monthly art walk features free admission and a self-guided route through all galleries. Visitors can explore a wide range of artwork with live music enhancing the atmosphere, and memberships are offered at 10% off during the event. Presented on the first Friday of each month.

Organized by Mad Fresh Productions, the 8th Annual Multicultural Festival is a lively showcase of the many cultures that shape Pueblo. Set in Mineral Palace Park each fall, it brings the community together to honor traditions, share stories and connect through art, music and hands on experiences. Attendees can enjoy cultural performances, a marketplace of handmade goods from local artisans and food vendors serving dishes from around the world. Hands on workshops and family friendly activities add to the experience. Children can explore ten free activity tables that include pumpkin painting, plant medicine activities, origami, Ojo de Dios crafts, storybooks and more. Local organizations and cultural groups will be on site with resources and interactive opportunities that encourage deeper understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures.

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.

Mechanics Night brings a full racing program featuring Northern Sport Mods, Stock Cars, Hobby Stocks, Sport Compacts, TNT Farm Trucks, Warrior South, and Three Amigos Young Guns, with Mod Lites or Classic Mods competing without points. Concessions are planned from Nana’s BBQ, Double E’s Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, and 8yours2 Kettle Korn, with Café Murillo’s serving in the pit area. Admission is $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and military, $10 for students, and $8 for children ages 3 to 12. Children younger than 3 receive free entry. Pit passes are $35, with free entry for those under 3.

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.

The October edition of the Latino Supremo Coffee Break, sponsored by Chicanos Por La Causa, is a morning coffee meetup where chamber members can connect with one another. Participants will hear more about the sponsor and the team that brings its vision to life, then continue conversations over coffee and new contacts. Attendees are encouraged to bring a business card for a chance to win giveaway prizes. This gathering is part of a monthly series that builds community through conversation and caffeine.

A relaxed social gathering where Veterans can connect, build new friendships, and talk with peers who share similar experiences. Anyone with a military affiliation, along with friends, is welcome. It takes place at Rawlings Library, and no RSVP is needed.

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.

The Latino Chamber’s Strikes For Success Bowling Tournament brings friendly competition to Pinelle’s Bowlero Lanes with a mix of bowling, networking, games, and prizes. Bowlers vie for giveaways, cash awards for top scores, and yearlong bragging rights, with the first place team earning the traveling trophy. Teams consist of four players with one team assigned to each lane. Individuals and partial teams will be placed with others to complete a team. If a team has fewer than four players, a placeholder is added to the score using the current team average minus 20 pins. Registration includes shoe and ball rentals along with a lunch voucher for the concession café, and participants may bring their own gear. Every team plays three ten-frame rounds, and the combined total from all three determines the final team score. The top two teams receive cash prizes. Additional games and contests take place throughout the tournament, and scores are recorded after each round before the next begins. Lane bumpers are not permitted to ensure fair play, except for children under 9 and players with disabilities. Switching teams on the day of the event, bowling another player’s turn, and any score tampering are not allowed. Pinelle’s Bowlero Lanes features 32 lanes, a concession café, a bar with seating and pool tables, arcade games, a jukebox, televisions, and scoring monitors in a family oriented setting. For questions, sponsorships, or giveaway donations, contact Special Events Coordinator Aden Martinez at aden@pueblolatinochamber.com or 719-542-5513.

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.

Whiskey Sky returns to Broadway Tavern for a live performance. Enjoy an evening of live music as the band takes the stage once again.

BeaconFest brings a Boomer and senior expo to the Pueblo Convention Center with free admission and a full day of entertainment, learning, and giveaways. Meet over 100 local businesses and national organizations focused on helping older adults thrive in Colorado, enjoy live music, sample bites from nearby restaurants, take in seminars led by experts, and enter drawings for prizes held every 30 minutes. It stands as Colorado’s largest annual expo dedicated to mature lifestyles.

Old Souls brings live music shaped by the North Georgia mountains, with Jenu Six and Chantal Lynn sharing dive bar songs born from country roots and the open road. Years of travel and hard-won stories flow into lyrics that speak to sinners and honky tonk angels alike. Their set channels those weathered miles into songs that search for something real.

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.

Little Joe Y La Familia appears at the Pueblo Convention Center in Pueblo, Colorado.

Leanne and Lacey host a community meeting at the Pueblo West Branch - Pueblo Library focused on Medicare. The discussion includes how Medicare works, 2027 changes, and time to address questions about coverage. This session is a sales meeting.

Play Fore a Purpose has shifted from its previously planned stand-alone outing at Elmwood Golf Course and will now take place as part of the Catholic Diocese of Pueblo Foundation Golf Tournament at Pueblo Country Club. The combined event will feature a shotgun start and is intended to elevate the overall golf experience, invite broader community participation, and continue fundraising for Catholic Charities of Southern Colorado’s Fatherhood programming. All previously arranged team and sponsor benefits remain in place. Contributions and sponsorships earmarked for Play Fore a Purpose will still support services for fathers and families through Catholic Charities. Organizers extend appreciation to sponsors, teams, and community partners for their flexibility and support, and further updates will be shared as they become available.

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.

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.

An after-hours professional mixer sponsored by Jace's Place, LLC offers opportunities to connect with community members, meet the team, and enjoy refreshments. Attendees can learn about Jace's Place and its efforts to build stronger local communities while supporting its customers. Admission is free, and friends and family are welcome. For entry, use the dirt parking area behind the Rocky Mountain SER Empowerment Center and look for Door #3 by the playground.

Admission is free to this home improvement showcase designed for homeowners who want to save on projects and connect in person with local and national vendors. Explore ideas for kitchen renovations, refreshed outdoor living spaces, and other updates around the house, with professionals ready to offer insights and practical guidance to move your plans forward. The Pueblo Home Show is hosted at the Pueblo Convention Center.

A beloved ballet returns with a striking new look as timeless choreography meets imaginative light artistry. Tchaikovsky’s score remains at the heart of the performance while illuminated costumes respond to each step, filling the stage with shifting color and feeling. Technology is woven into the production to support, not replace, the elegance of classical dance. The result is a contemporary presentation that invites audiences to reconnect with a legend through a vivid blend of light, music, and movement.

A complimentary big-screen presentation of National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation comes to the Impossible Playhouse as part of the CO150 Film Celebration, honoring Colorado’s connection to cinema. Follow Clark Griswold’s mission to create the ideal family Christmas as comic mishaps and surprise guests transform his plans into memorable chaos in this well-loved holiday comedy. The film is rated PG-13. Admission is free, concessions will be available for purchase, and donations are welcome.

Receive a free fit check for your child's car seat, booster seat, or seat belt. Advance scheduling is required by emailing safekidscoloradosprings@childrenscolorado.org to reserve an appointment. Please do not contact the fire station, as it is only providing the space for this event.

Now in its seventh year, SoCo Horror Con returns.

Ellis Bullard takes the stage at Copper River this November, and admission is free.

Start the day with coffee and conversation at the December Latino Supremo Coffee Break, sponsored by LATCON. Connect with fellow chamber members, learn about the sponsor and the team behind it, and drop a business card for a chance at multiple giveaway prizes. This monthly series offers an easy way to build relationships over a warm cup.

A 1980s-themed holiday mini con brings festivities to Fuel & Iron Food Hall with meet-and-greets with celebrities, panel discussions, a Dirty Santa style gift swap, cosplay competitions, musical entertainment, and talent showcases. Presented by CreatorsCon, the focus is on laughter and good cheer. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

For over a decade, the Latino Chamber of Commerce and United Way of Southern Colorado have teamed up to spark holiday giving in the community. The Latino Chamber Holiday Happy Hour and 15th Annual Festival of Trees brings people together to celebrate the season while supporting a meaningful cause at the Pueblo Union Depot. Guests can mingle, enjoy snacks, and take part in a silent auction featuring Christmas trees decorated by local organizations, with a portion of auction proceeds benefiting United Way of Pueblo County. Those wishing to participate in the decorating tradition can purchase and decorate a provided tree for $25 per tree, or bring their own tree or wreath for $15. Event registration is $20 per person and includes a dinner plate along with all available desserts. Festivities also include a hot chocolate bar buffet and photo opportunities with Santa.