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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!
45th U.S. Senior Open Championship
Experience the 45th U.S. Senior Open Championship at The Broadmoor June 25-29. Nestled on the southern edge of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado Springs, you don’t want to miss the excitement of this family-friendly event. This will be the ninth major championship hosted at the famous Colorado resort featuring the best senior players in the world and legends of the game. Ticket prices start below $30 and kids 17 and under are admitted free.
Ticket and volunteer opportunities available now.
Skate in the Park
Presented by Downtown Partnership of Colorado Springs at Acacia Park, Colorado SpringsNovember 15 - January 31
Visit DowntownCS.com/skate for updated month-by-month skate schedules, daily session times, special event details, and inclement weather closures. Presented by Academy Bank.
Fun for all ages in Acacia Park.
Visit DowntownCS.com/skate for updated month-by-month skate schedules, daily session times, special event details, and inclement weather closures. Presented by Academy Bank.
Fun for all ages in Acacia Park.
[less-]Dates & times
Tue, Jan 28 @ 12:00 am Wed, Jan 29 @ 12:00 am Thu, Jan 30 @ 12:00 am Fri, Jan 31 @ 12:00 am - Less dates
Admission
Tickets: $13, includes skates • Children 4 and under FREE with paying adult • $1 off for First Responders and members of the Military (with ID) • Skate in the Park prefers credit cards • Tickets only available at the rink, at time of session • No online or presale available
(719) 385-6521
Location
Event FAQs & additional information
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.
