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June 1-7
MountainFilm Festival Online Pass
Didn’t get to Telluride to catch this fi lm festival? No worries— you can enjoy a selection of these inspiring fi lms from your cozy home. They celebrate indomitable spirit and educate and motivate individuals and communities. The online access runs through June 7. $99 | www.mountainfilm.org | 970-728-4123
June 2
Hello Summer! Live Music Event
Enjoy a casual evening of music from the ’40s, ’50s and ’60s in the garden at the Lodge at Palmer Point. 3:30-5 p.m. | 3205 Leslie Drive | Free | www.lodgepalmerpoint.com | 719329-1200
June 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30
Music Video Bingo
Dance and sing along to videos on Thursdays at The Lager House while playing bingo, with song titles instead of numbers in the squares. You’ll have a great time whether you win or not! 7-9 p.m. | 514 S. Tejon St. | Free | www.pikespeakbrewing.com | 719-208-4098
June 3
First Friday ArtWalk
See Manitou Springs Heritage Center and Museum’s anniversary exhibit, “Manitou Springs: 150 Years Strong, 1872-2022.” It features railroads, hotels, health resorts, attractions, community builders and road to revival and depicts how Manitou Springs evolved from health resort to tourist attraction. 4:30-7:30 p.m. | 517 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs | Free | www. manitouspringsheritagecenter.org | 719-685-1454
June 3-5
Father/Son Rite of Passage Weekend
When does a boy become a man? In our culture, no one really knows. This weekend at Golden Bell Camp and Conference Center helps dads release their teenage sons into their adult identity with guidance from Scripture. 4 p.m. | 380 County Road 512, Divide | $225 | www.goldenbellccc.org | 303-797-1139
June 3, 10, 17 & 24
First & Main Summer Concert Series
Relax and unwind every Friday in June and July as you enjoy live music in the park across from Cinemark off Powers Boulevard and North Carefree Circle. There’s a variety of music genres the entire family can enjoy. 5-7 p.m. | 3650 New Center Point | Free | www.martinishotband.net
June 4
719 Cars & Coffee
Stop by for “wide open throttle therapy.” Admire amazing autos or show your own car (free entry—all vehicles welcome) at SoccerHaus on the fi rst Saturday of the month through October. There’s music, vendors and an on-site restaurant. 7-11 a.m. | 4845 List Drive | Free | www.visitcos.com | 719-310-9211
June 4
Bluegrass & BBQ
Dine on a grilled chicken dinner al fresco as you enjoy the tight harmonies and instrumentals of Fireweed and Two Steps Removed in the backyard of Beth-El Mennonite Church. Proceeds help fund a youth service project. 6-8 p.m. | 4625 Ranch Drive | Donations | www.bethelmennonite.org | 719-636-2716
June 4
Military Family Movie Night
TREA Chapter 1 has a movie for you! “101 Dalmatians” (afternoon) includes popcorn and drink. “Toy Story” (evening) includes dinner, popcorn and a drink. Proceeds benefi t Angels of America’s Fallen. 3 or 7 p.m. | 3065 S. Academy Blvd.| $5 or $10 | www.trea1.org | 719-203-6736
June 4
Locals Only Fest
Support the community through a full day of celebrating Colorado Springs! There are food trucks, cocktails and non-stop live music. Your ticket includes two drinks on the house, a free koozie and VIP fi re pit seating. 2-10 p.m. | 401 S. Nevada Ave. | $200 | www.thebeergardencos.com/ events | 719-434-5738
June 4
Manitou Springs Colorado Wine Festival
Sample the best of the state’s winemakers. Celebrate local wineries and vendors in Manitou Springs’ Memorial Park, complete with three live music artists and a bevy of delicious pairings. Wines and meads and glögg, oh my! 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | 502 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs | $40 | https://manitousprings.org/ | 719-685-5089
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June 4
Author talk: “The Granite Attraction”
Hear historian and author Eric Swab talk about his new book at the Manitou Springs Heritage Center and Museum. Pikes Peak has served as a U.S. Army weather station and tourist attraction, the site of experiments in meteorology, aircraft engine design and destination for innkeepers and skiers. 10 a.m. | 517 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs | Free | www.manitou springsheritagecenter.org | 719685-1454
June 5-19
Colorado College Summer Music Festival
This concert series includes chamber music concerts at Packard Hall and orchestra performances at Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center. See website for times and tickets. 14 E. Cache La Poudre St. | festival@coloradocollege.edu | 719-389-6552
June 6
Andy Grammer in Concert
Multiplatinum troubadour and TV veteran Andy Grammer comes to the Pikes Peak Center with his infectious upbeat pop anthems, including the quadruple-platinum “Honey, I’m Good.” His musical affi rmations will give your spirits a boost! 7:30-9:30 p.m. | 190 S. Cascade Ave. | $40-$60 | www.pikespeakcenter. com | 719-477-2100
June 7
Pantry Possibilities
Do you grab fast food because you’re short on time? Come to the Arc to learn how to stock your pantry, fridge and freezer to create heart-healthy meals for busy days. You’ll also cook an easy Southwest Steak skillet meal. Please register. 6-8 p.m. | 12 N. Meade Ave. | $25 | www.uchealth.org/events | 719-444-2273
June 10
Parker McCollum Concert
Country music fans, swing by the Broadmoor World Arena to catch 29-year-old singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist McCollum. McCollum was named an “Artist to Watch” by Billboard, Rolling Stone and others. 8-10 p.m. | 3185 Venetucci Blvd. | $25-$80 | www.broadmoor worldarena.com/ | 719-477-2100
June 10-12
Man Cave Meat Festival
Exotic and farm-to-table meats will be smoked, grilled, fl ame broiled and barbequed at the Grey Wolf Resort in Teller County while games, ax throwing competitions, foraging experiences, cooking classes and more takes place. Camp or stay on-site. 8 a.m. | 2631 County Road 86, Cripple Creek | $50 | www.greywolf resort.com | 719-555-9999
June 10-12
Top of the Word Rodeo
Cheer on the competition at the Teller County Fairgrounds in bareback riding, barrel racing, breakaway roping, bull riding, steer wrestling and mutton busting. There’s also food vendors and cowboy church, a street dance, beer garden and parade. See website for schedule. 6:30 p.m. Friday | 501 W. Golden Teller County Road 1, Cripple Creek | $10 | www.topoftheworldrodeo. com | 719-689-3461
June 10-12
Pikes Peak Gem, Mineral and Jewelry Show
Follow your love of all things shiny to the Norris-Penrose Event Center. Nearly 60 vendors off er gems, minerals, fossils, jewelry, sculptures, meteorites and more! Enjoy lapidary and faceting demonstrations, gold panning, door prizes, auctions and kids’ activities. 12-7 p.m. Friday/10-5 p.m. Saturday/10-4 p.m. Sunday | 1045 Lower Gold Camp Road | $5 (cash)/12 and under free | www.pikespeakgemshow.com | 719-635-1101
June 11
Tommy Emmanuel in Concert
Don’t pass up the chance to see this Australian guitarist, regarded as one of the greatest acoustic players, at the Pikes Peak Center. 8-10 p.m. | 190 S. Cascade Ave. | $35-$60 | www.pikespeakcenter. com/ | 719-477-2100
June 11
America the Beautiful Chorus
Choose from two performances of the Chorus’ spring show, “Happy Together,” at Sunrise United Methodist Church. This exciting show features old favorites and some new-to-you numbers! 2 & 7 p.m. | 2655 Briargate Blvd. | $15-$18 (12 & under free) | tickets@ atbchorus.com | 719-599-9031
June 11
Pikes Peak Hill Climb racer Don Sanborn presents at the Manitou Springs Heritage Center and Museum on this race started by Spencer Penrose in 1916 . 10 a.m. | 517 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs | Free | www.manitou springsheritagecenter.org | 719685-1454
June 11
Angel Gala
Support the children of fallen military, peace offi cers and fi refi ghters at The Broadmoor Hotel with a pow-
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erful program with inspired stories and performances, a gourmet meal, music and dancing and more 5:30-9 p.m. | 15 Lake Circle | $175 | www.aoafallen.org | 719-623-5112
June 11
Beer Festival
Discover the best of Colorado’s craft brewers, winemakers and distilleries at the historic Chapel of Our Saviour Episcopal Church. Enjoy unlimited tastings, tours of the 1920s-era property and live music. Kids’ activities are off ered. Proceeds benefi t Westside Cares and the church. 12-4:30 p.m. | 8 Fourth St. | $44 | www.chapelcos.org/ | 719-633-2667
June 11
Citywide CC Car Show
Stop by the Citadel Mall by Dillard’s and take in the variety of vehicles! The entry fee is $25 per car, with over 20 categories and trophies at 5 p.m. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | 750 Citadel Drive E. | Free | www.facebook.com/ events/660528618477586/
June 11
Masonic Family Craft & Gift Festival
Enjoy live music, food trucks and more than 50 handmade and local vendors at the Masonic Center. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | 1150 Panorama Drive | Free | www.sonshineshows. com | 719-447-5962
June 12
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
See the real “Jersey Boys” perform at the Pikes Peak Center! Their ’60s and ’70s hits include “Sherry” and “Can’t Take My Eyes off of You” and Valli solos “December 1963 (Oh, What A Night)” and “Grease.” 7 p.m. | 190 S. Cascade Ave. | $38$153 | www.pikespeakcenter.com | 719-477-2100
June 12
Summer Fest: An Afternoon of Song
Join the Pikes Peak Opera League for a delightful gathering featuring mezzo soprano Maire Therese Carmack singing opera, musical theater and art songs and elegant hors d’oeuvres, white wine and champagne. Proceeds benefi t the opera league’s scholarship fund. 1-3 p.m. | 1515 N. Cascade Ave. | $50 | www.pikespeakoperaleague.org | 719-659-8713
June 12
The Peak of Racing
The Manitou Springs Heritage Center and Museum welcomes Pikes Peak International Hill Climb winner and author Chris Lennon for a talk based on his book. Listen to stories from Mario Andretti and other legends and learn how this race began and evolved over time. 1 p.m. | 517 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs | Free | www.manitou springsheritagecenter.org | 719-685-1454
June 13
Forest Bathing
Quiet your thoughts and awaken your senses among the piñon, spruce and juniper at historic Rock Ledge Ranch. This gentle “Mindful Mondays” walk concludes with a tea ceremony. Preregistration required. 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. | 3105 Gateway Road | $10 | www.abovetheclouds forestbathing.com | 719-634-6666
June 14
Pond Plants
A pond beautifi es any backyard or patio. Learn about marginals, fl oaters and bog plants and create your water garden with help—fi sh optional! You’ll take home a water lettuce to get started. 10-11 a.m. | 4955 Austin Bluffs Parkway | $10 | www.phelan gardens.com | 719-574-8058
June 15
Silver Key Senior Summit
Support Pikes Peak region’s senior community at The Antlers hotel. Expo vendors, health screenings, information sessions, raffl e prizes/giveaways, refreshments and more. Admission is free but does require advance registration. Donations support area seniors through Silver Key. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. | 4 S. Cascade Ave. | Free | www.silverkey.org/ senior-summit | 719-321-1971
June 15
Western Street Breakfast
Feast on pancakes, eggs, coff ee, juice and milk while enjoying entertainment, including the Flying W Wranglers and the Sweetwater Native American dancers. The proceeds go to military causes. 5:30-9 a.m. | Tejon St. | $5 | www. cswesternstreetbreakfast.com | 719-495-0176
June 16
Hobbies, Movement and Learning
Bring lunch and an openness to understanding how to keep your brain and body healthy as you age. This Proactive Living Lunch & Learn series is at the Colorado Springs Senior Center. Please RSVP. 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | 1514 N. Hancock Ave. | Free | www.meetup.com/ proactive-living-lunch-learn | 719-955-3400
June 16
The Glenn Miller Orchestra
This talented group of big band and swing musicians brings their panache to the Pikes Peak Center. Whether playing the oldest classics or updating Miller’s biggest hits, they deliver a memorable concert experience. 7-9 p.m. | 190 S. Cascade Ave. | $50$72 | www.pikespeakcenter.com | 719-477-2100
June 16
Summer Fun: Alpacas!
Round up your animal-loving grands (ages 5-12) and take them to George Fellows Park (by the East Library) to visit with alpacas after a short program about these amazing creatures and how their versatile fi ber is used. 9:30-10:30 a.m. | 5550 N. Union Blvd. | Free | ppld.librarymarket.com | 719-531-6333, ext. 6052
June 17
Boz Scaggs
The ’70s hitmaker of “Lowdown” and “Lido shuffl e” fame is now a top adult contemporary artist. Don’t miss his stop at the Pikes Peak Center, where he’ll deliver a unique sound infl uenced by jazz and R&B. 8-10 p.m. | 190 S. Cascade Ave. | $40-$90 | www.pikespeakcenter. com | 719-477-2100
June 17-19
Father’s Day Camping
Dads, spend your weekend as the kings of the Colorado Springs KOA campground! Kids can make Dad a special gift, and all the fathers may eat free pancakes on Sunday morning. Call for check-in times | Variable pricing | 8100 Bandley Drive, Fountain | www.koa.com/campgrounds/ colorado-springs | 719-382-7575
June 17-19
Juneteenth Festival
Celebrate freedom at America the Beautiful Park! Experience national artist headliners, local step show talent, a car show, fashion show, skating rink, keynote speakers, a food and backpack giveaway and more. 1-10 p.m. Friday/10 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday/10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday | 126 Cimino Drive | Free | www. csjuneteenthfestival.com | 719502-7103
June 18
Lawrence Shiroma’s music
Listen to folk, gospel and ballads by solo guitarist and trombonist Lawrence Yoshito Shiroma at Third Space Coff ee. 3:30-5:30pm | 5670 N. Academy Blvd.| Free | www.thirdspacecoffee. com | 719-465-1657
June 18
Steven Crowder & David Landau comedy
See two great comedians in one performance! Former Fox News correspondent Crowder is known for his bright, funny, conservative mind. “Last Comic Standing” fi nalist Landau fi nds jokes in his own foibles, his family, pop culture and the state of the world. 3:30 & 7:30 p.m. | 190 S. Cascade Ave. | $30-$150 | www.pikespeak center.com | 719-477-2100
June 19
ZZ Top
Rock out eighties-style at the Pikes Peak Center with tunes as iconic as this band’s beards, including “Sharp Dressed Man” and “Gimme All Your Lovin’,” plus new music from their upcoming album “Raw.” 7:30-9:30 p.m. | 190 S. Cascade Ave. | $70-$120 | www.pikes peakcenter.com | 719-477-2100
June 19
Pikes Peak Father’s Day Discount
Celebrate Father’s Day by taking Dad on a high-altitude adventure up “America’s Mountain.” Fathers are free of charge with a paid admission. If you haven’t seen the new stateof-the-art Summit Visitor Center at 14,115 feet, prepare to be wowed! 9 a.m. | 5089 Pikes Peak Highway, Cascade | Free | www.colorado springs.gov/pikes-peak-americas-mountain | 719-385-7325
June 23-25
CoinX West Coin & Collectibles Show
Buy, sell or trade at the Colorado Springs Event Center. The do Springs Event Center. The show features gold show features gold and silver bullion, and silver bullion, paper money, banknotes, books and supbooks and supplies, tokens and medals, U.S. and world coins and even gold panning lessons! gold panning lessons! 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday & Friday / 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday) | 3960 Palmer Park Blvd. | Free | www. coinshows-usa.com | 314-6922646
June 24
Fan Fest Street Festival
Don’t miss out on this street festival in the heart of downtown. It’s 10 blocks of fun to kick off the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, featuring stunts performed by the FMX Motocross Team. 5-9 p.m. | Downtown | Free | www. ppihc.org/fan-fest | 719-685-4400
June 24-26
Rocky Mountain Street Rod Nationals
See 2,000 street rods, customs, muscle cars and street machines at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in Pueblo. Admire street rods (vintage 1948 and older vehicles that are modernized), classic ’50s cars and high horsepower muscle cars from the ’60s-’80s. 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday & Saturday/ 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Sunday | 1001 Beulah Ave., Pueblo | $19 | www.nsra-usa. com | 817-581-9915
June 25
French Kitchen: Fix & Feast 6
5-course meal features pork in mustard sauce, paired with other dishes from the Loire Valley region of France. It’s a delicious way to socialize! 5:30-8:30 p.m. | 4771 N. Academy Blvd. | $99 | www.tfkcc.com | 719-528-6295
June 25
Colorado Mud Run
Get dirty with this fi ve-star-rated mud run! There are 25+ obstacles on family-friendly 5K and 2K courses: the 70-foot mud slide, cargo net canyons, mud pits, rope climbing on boulders, swinging bridges, the Tarzan swing, fl oating platforms and more. 8:30 a.m. | 12750 Highway 94 | $69 | www.bigdogbrag.com | 719-2106820
June 25-26
June Jubilee Artisan Showcase
Kick off summer at Acacia Park with this annual artisan showcase featuring 85 juried artists exhibiting paintings, sculptures, glasswork, photography, ceramics and woodwork. There’s also handcrafted goods, live music, food, entertainment, art demos and a splash fountain. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. | 115 E. Platte Ave. | Free | www.artfestivalsincolorado. com
June 26
Pikes Peak International Hill Climb
The USA’s second oldest motor race is famous the world over for its incredible history and vertigo-inducing nature. See it live or watch for free through Mobil 1’s livestream on Facebook, or listen at KRDO.com or on the radio at 1240 AM. 7:30 a.m. | Mile 7 marker, Pikes Peak Highway | $80 | www.ppihc.org | 719-636-1602
June 26
Paella on the Patio
Enjoy this popular monthly event on the covered, heated patio of TAPAteria. There are three seatings. Your ticket includes all-you-can-eat paella (roasted pork, clams, shrimp, guanciale and diced soria chorizo plus vegetables) and a glass of wine. 12, 2:30 & 5 p.m. | 2607 W. Colorado Ave. | $39 | www.tapateria.com | 719-471-8272
June 30
Moonlight on the Mountain
It’s the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for grown-ups only! Those 21+ may sample adult beverages and delicious eats from local restaurants while visiting the animals and enjoying live music. Buy tickets in advance on the website. 6-10 p.m. | 4250 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Road | $80 | www.cmzoo.org | 719-633-9925
June 30
Keb’ Mo’ in Concert
Listen to the blues ring through the Pikes Peak Center when this fi ve-time Grammy Award winner performs. A singer, guitarist and songwriter extraordinaire, his post-modern blues refl ects folk, rock, jazz, pop and country. 8-10 p.m. | 190 S. Cascade Ave. | $40-$80 | www.pikespeakcenter. com | 719-477-2100
June 30
Petting Zoo
Treat the little ones in your life (ages 0-12) to an up close and personal encounter with friendly animals from Wishing Star Farm outside the East Library in George Fellows Park. 9:30-10:30 a.m. | 5550 N. Union Blvd. | Free | ppld.librarymarket.com | 719-531-6333, ext. 5062
June 30
Salsa-making Class
Learn how to make salsa in this hands-on home food preservation class at Colorado State University Extension. You’ll get tested recipes and take a jar home! Preregistration required. 12-3 p.m. | 17 N. Spruce St. | $30 | elpaso.extension.colostate. edu | 719-520-7690 ■
