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Pikes Peak Region Events
There’s always something happening in the Pikes Peak Region. Check out the calendar and find some Colorado-grown shenanigans in which to participate!
Rising Voices: A Panel Discussion
Presented by Pikes Peak Library District at PPLD: East Library, Colorado SpringsAugust 20, 2025
Formerly Latina Voices, Rising Voices is a series of programs that celebrate the accomplishments, successes, and cultural riches of the diverse people of the Pikes Peak region – sharing the varied voices and experiences of our community. This year’s program consists of two events: a Panel Discussion and a Celebration.
Please join us for the panel discussion featuring several local community members including Luisa Graff, owner of Luisa Graff Jewelers; Kim Nguyen, art therapist at...
[more+]Formerly Latina Voices, Rising Voices is a series of programs that celebrate the accomplishments, successes, and cultural riches of the diverse people of the Pikes Peak region – sharing the varied voices and experiences of our community. This year’s program consists of two events: a Panel Discussion and a Celebration.
Please join us for the panel discussion featuring several local community members including Luisa Graff, owner of Luisa Graff Jewelers; Kim Nguyen, art therapist at Diversus Health; and Peter Choi, reporter at KOAA.
Learn more about the panelists, as well as information about the Celebration event coming up on Sat., Aug. 23 at ppld.org/rising-voices-2025
This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.
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The event calendar is a live feed provided by Peak Radar – the source for events in the Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak Region. They update events throughout the day as they’re posted.
The calendar events are for Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas including Manitou Springs, Woodland Park, Cripple Creek and the wider Pikes Peak region.
