Featured Events in Colorado Springs in June, 2025 (April Updated)

Styx Colorado Springs is set to be an unforgettable event at the renowned FordAmphitheater in Colorado Springs. Scheduled for June 29, 2025, at 19:00, this highly anticipated concert promises to deliver an evening of classic rock excellence. With tickets priced at 70 USD, attendees can expect an electrifying performance by the legendary band Styx, known for their iconic hits and dynamic stage presence. The FordAmphitheater, located in the heart of Colorado Springs, offers an ideal setting for this musical extravaganza, combining superb acoustics with a vibrant atmosphere. Fans of Styx will not want to miss this opportunity to witness a live show that blends timeless melodies with an unforgettable live experience.

Our Summer Academy is five days of non-stop entertainment and learning that kids will love. This program includes all of the components that make up the great game of golf. From chipping, putting and full swing, to the rules and etiquette, kids will learn everything they need to know to improve their game. Each Academy is taught in a fun, relaxed atmosphere and is staffed with a low student-to-instructor ratio to ensure each Junior Golfer receives in-depth, hands-on attention while he or she develops a winning golf swing. WEEKLY SCHEDULE: Monday - Friday8:30 to 9:00 a.m. - Child drop off9:00 a.m. - Academy begins11:00 to 11:30 a.m. - Lunch12:00 p.m. - Child pick up$225 PER CHILD | ONE REGISTRATION INCLUDES: Entry to the AcademyTopgolf Game Play and Golf InstructionLunchTopgolf GiftsCertificate of CompletionDAILY MEALS Monday: Chicken bites & french friesTuesday: Cheesburger & grapesWednesday: Grilled cheese & friesThursday: Mini-corn dogs & grapesFriday: Chicken bites & friesAGE LIMIT: This program is designed for children between the ages of 6-12 years old. ATTIRE: Please have your child dressed in comfortable apparel based on the weather conditions. Children should have appropriate footwear, such as tennis shoes (no golf spikes, please). Golf clubs will be provided on site, but children are welcome to bring their own. For more information regarding our Summer Academy health and safety measures, please visit https://topgolf.com/summeracademy. Cancellations requested through 'Contact the Organizer' are required 48 hours prior to the Summer Academy start date to receive a refund. Information Source: Topgolf Colorado Springs | eventbrite

Are you a hands-on learner? One of the best ways to learn about plants, botany, and plant parts is through drawing them! Whether you are a buddy botanist working on your plant identification skills or an artist who enjoys bringing some science to your craft, this course is for you. No skill is required. This class is on June 7th from12:30-3:30PM. The class will be held at the El Paso County Extension Office located at 17 N. Spruce St., Colorado Springs, CO 80903. We will be spending time in the Native Plant Demonstration Garden so please plan for wearing sun protection. Bring water and any supplies that you would like to use, though supplies will also be provided. When/Where to Meet: Meet at the El Paso County Extension Office. We will primarily be in the Native Plant Demonstration Garden on the west side of the building. What to Bring: Personal drinking water, sun protection, any art supplies you would like to try using. Optional: Flora of Colorado by Jennifer Ackerfield hand lens (10X or greater), something to sit on. Location Address: 17 N. Spruce St., Colorado Springs, CO, 80905. Contact allisa.zurbuchen@colostate.edu with questions. Information Source: Colorado State University Extension: El Paso County | eventbrite

Set a Goal today for a 5K, 10K, or 13.1 Half-Marathon with a Virtual Run where you can run Stress-Free anywhere, anytime and submit your results. When you finish your run, you'll get a limited time Free Invite into one of our local Running Clubs near you! Sign-up to run or walk, but also join the journey of thousands of others near you who want to live a healthier life through running (or walking!). Intro to your Virtual Run: https://youtube.com/shorts/YfBqrej80T4?si=RkSl61EB95jnQ6on Step 1: Choose a Time and Place to run! Step 2: Get your Virtual Packet Step 3: When you finish, you can submit your results. What You Get with our Virtual Run: Virtual Packet with Digital Tools (Music Playlist, Training Plans, Online Results)Certificate of CompletionInvitation to Join our Strava Run ClubsOur Run Clubs will also have special events, free giveaways, and a Community of other runners to support your run journey. You can Add-On: Commemorative Shirt + MedalWe look forward to greeting you at the virtual finish line! Information Source: The Best Races | eventbrite

Park Description: The habitat of Aiken Canyon Preserve is mixed grassland and woodland. Lower areas of the park feature pinyons and junipers and host birds such as the Juniper Titmouse and Spotted Towhee (pictured). Upper elevations give way to ponderosas and douglas-firs where nuthatches and woodpeckers abound. We will also likely see hummingbirds, flycatchers, vireos, jays, chickadees, warblers, tanagers, and grosbeaks. Equal attention will be given to the native plant species that form these ecosystems. L eaders: Allisa Zurbuchen, Irene Shonle, Barb Valenti W hen/Where to Meet: Meet at the Aiken Canyon Preserve trailhead parking area. Class will begin at 7:30am sharp. What to Bring (Suggested): Binoculars, Flora of Colorado by Jennifer Ackerfield; hand lens (10X or greater), daypack, bug spray, water, snacks, rain/sun/wind protection. Consider bringing trekking poles if you think you may benefit from them, though the trails are relatively flat. Special Instructions: Please come prepared for moderate to strenuous walking on hot, cold, windy, snowy or rainy days. L ocation Address: 3350 Turkey Canon Ranch Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80926 https://maps.app.goo.gl/gueJjdkCtzTZC9DF9 Contact allisa.zurbuchen@colostate.edu with questions. Information Source: Colorado State University Extension: El Paso County | eventbrite

Park Description: North Cheyenne Cañon Park is a city-owned park with over 1,600 acres. The park has two visitor's centers and has many many miles of trails. Helen Hunt Falls sits near the top of the park and water from Cheyenne creek flows through the canyon. Imposing walls form either side of the canyon where sandstone and shale is marked by granite outcrops and peaks. Diverse and abundant plant life thrives in these varying ecosystems. L eader: Jan Berry and Sue Wright W hen/Where to Meet: Meet at the Starsmore Visitor and Nature Center. Class will begin at 8:30am sharp. We will likely carpool to a higher location in the canyon. What to Bring (Suggested): Flora of Colorado by Jennifer Ackerfield; hand lens (10X or greater) available through https://conps.org/conps-store; daypack; bug spray; water; snacks; rain, sun, wind protection; personal restroom items. Consider bringing trekking poles if you think you may benefit from them. Special Instructions: Please come prepared for moderate to strenuous walking on hot, cold, windy, snowy or rainy days. L ocation Address: 2120 S Cheyenne Canyon Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80906 C ontact allisa.zurbuchen@colostate.edu with questions. Information Source: Colorado State University Extension: El Paso County | eventbrite