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Discount admission to various of places through Colorado including Pikes Peak Children's Museum, Denver's Children Museum, Denver Zoo, Pueblo Zoo, and MORE!

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How does the program work?

Colorado SNAP recipients receive discounted admission to many different museums and cultural centers by showing their EBT card at the time of purchase. Typically, discounts are only good for general admission. Your EBT card cannot be used to purchase admission tickets, at restaurants or gift shops. Tickets for special exhibits must be purchased separately and cannot be purchased with an EBT card. Information provided here is specific to the regular Colorado EBT card. P-EBT may not be accepted in all locations. In addition, some organizations are offering discounts for the services they provide. Those discounts, and services, vary from organization to organization.

What is the discount?

Discounts vary from location to location. The discounted admission offer may not be valid every day, or on special event days, so it is recommended to check with each venue before heading out.

How do I access the discount?

Typically, all you need to do to access the discount is to show your EBT card at the ticket office.

What locations are offering a discount?
Note: This list is subject to change without notice.
Colorado Springs

Denver Botanic Gardens
York Street
Chatfield Farms
$1 admission per person up to 10 people (general admission only - special events/exhibits excluded)

Denver Zoo
$1 admission per person up to 10 people (advanced on-line reservations required - tickets are not available on site; they must be purchased through the Denver Zoo website)

Fort Collins

Fort Garland

Georgetown

Westminster
To have your organization included in this list, please contact John Rosa at john.rosa@state.co.us.

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Discount admission and services for Colorado EBT card holders

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How does the program work? Colorado SNAP recipients receive discounted admission to many different museums and cultural centers by showing their EBT card at the time of purchase. Typically, discounts are only good for general admission. Your EBT card cannot be used to purchase admission tickets, at restaurants or gift shops.

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Come meet your favorite PBS characters!!

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Rocky Mountain PBS KIDS FEST Colorado Springs

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Join Rocky Mountain PBS KIDS on Saturday, June 7th from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. at Panorama Park in Colorado Springs for RMPBS KIDS FEST! Free for the whole family.

-Fun, games, and resources with child-centric community partners!

-Meet and greet with PBS KIDS characters old and new - this year featuring Arthur, Clifford, Zeke, Buddy, Super Why, and Carl!

-Read, dance, and play with PBS KIDS characters on the big stage!

-Splash around in the park and make memories with friends and family!
Head over to our main event page to let us know you're coming!
Thanks to our wonderful sponsors for making this possible!

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Rocky Mountain PBS KIDS FEST Colorado Springs | Rocky Mountain PBS

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A page with info for Rocky Mountain PBS KIDS FEST Colorado Springs

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Garden of the Gods Park and Visitor Center

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Garden of the Gods Park and Visitor Center

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Not only is Garden of the Gods a great outdoor spot but the visitor center is fun for all ages especially those with interest in Colorado nature and wildlife. Learn more via the link!

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Begin your dventure at the Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center, home to free maps and information about the park, guided nature walks, free interpretive presentations, and features over 30 state-of-the-art interactive exhibits.

TIP: Some of the most spectacular views of Garden of the Gods Park are accessible from the Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center terrace, which spans the entire front of the building.

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Guide to Garden Of The Gods Park - Visitor Info & Things to Do - Visit Colorado Springs

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Explore Garden of the Gods Park in Colorado Springs for magnificent views of red rock formations. Find travel tips, park hours and top things to do.

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The culture pass can be accessed with your library card and allows you to get free pass(es) to museums (including Denver Museum of Nature and Science) as well access to Pikes Peak! Follow the above link to learn more and access the culture pass!

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Pikes Peak Culture Pass lets you explore museums and attractions in the Pikes Peak region at no cost - all you need is a library card! By collaborating with local organizations, PPLD provides free admission passes for check out, similar to how you check out an eBook or other electronic resource. The Pikes Peak Culture Pass will increase opportunities for education and cultural learning, creating increased connection between books and hands-on experiences.

Space Foundation Discovery Center - UNDER RENOVATION UNTIL SPRING 2024
Beginning Nov. 19th, Space Foundation Discovery Center will be CLOSED until Spring 2024 as they begin "building their next stage." These renovations will include several new additions for everyone to enjoy including new interactive exhibit spaces on Drones and Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) as well as improved lighting, flooring and other facility upgrades. These additions will help every visitor to "discover what's next" by providing new hands-on experiences with emerging technologies and other discoveries that are changing our understanding of our universe.
Once renovations are complete, Culture Passes for the Space Foundation Discovery Center will once again be available.

How does it work?

Patrons 12 years old and older with a valid PPLD library card (400 series and PowerPass accounts in good standing) can login to a dedicated reservation page and book a pass online up to 30 days in advance by searching either the desired location or the date. Patrons can print their confirmation, which will serve as their entry ticket, directly from home or at any Library location. The admission pass is only valid on the date requested. The number of people admitted per pass varies by location and will be shown on the reservation page and printed confirmation. Patrons will be allowed to reserve one admission pass per destination once every six months, and may reserve only one museum pass at a time.

What locations can I visit?

The Library is currently in partnership with the following museums and cultural institutions:

The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College
The 132,286 square-foot facility hosts major international traveling and ever-changing exhibitions featuring works from the FAC's significant permanent collection, bringing a wide variety of art experiences to Colorado Springs.

Denver Museum of Nature and Science
Come explore world-class wildlife displays that take you to Earth's wildest places, huge dinosaurs that transport you back in time, interactive space exhibits that make your mind wonder, and personalized health science fun that puts your body to the test. Patrons may also access member-pricing for temporary exhibition tickets and discounts in the gift shop and café. Temporary exhibitions are subject to selling out.

Michael Garman Museum & Gallery
This gallery features the works of sculptor Michael Garman, including many of his large-scale Cityscape Street Scenes. This includes Michael's largest creation Magic Town, which is a 1/6th scale miniaturized urban neighborhood, complete with dozens of handcrafted buildings, alleyways, and sidewalk scenes. Many incorporate what Michael referred to as "Magical Elements". These "Magical Elements" include scene changing rooms that transform before your very eyes, alleyways that appear to go on forever, holograms, as well as other visual and sound effects to transport you into the stories that are revealed in each window and around every corner. A must see, unique, one-of-a-kind experience!

The Money Museum
Through the discovery of money, America's largest museum dedicated to numismatics brings culture to life. The museum explores art, history, science, and much more to promote the diverse nature of money and related items.

The ProRodeo Hall of Fame
This museum educates the public about rodeo, its history, and its impact on Western American culture. The Hall of Fame provides recognition to rodeo notables of the past and present, and serves as an inspiration for the future.

Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site at Garden of the Gods - Passes available in the summer
The ranch stewards a diverse outdoor living history museum by engaging, inspiring, and educating guests with the cultural and agricultural stories of the Pikes Peak Region from 1775-1907.

Western Museum of Mining and Industry
The mission of the Western Museum of Mining and Industry is to educate the public about the history and continuing contributions of mining, ranching, and other supporting industries in the American West. Open since 1970, WMMI proudly features working machinery, a model mining drift and gold panning station in the 12,200 square foot exhibit hall, plus historic buildings and machinery on its beautiful 27-acre campus.

Benefits vary by destination. As stated above, the number of people that your Cultural Pass will admit varies by location. Library cardholders are responsible for reviewing the institution's rules, requirements, expectations, etc. prior to reserving their pass. PPLD is not responsible for any content of their exhibitions. Need help booking or cancelling passes? Call (719) 531-6333 and select your preferred Library location.

Other FREE museums and cultural attractions in the area:

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Please check with locations for closures or changes in operating hours Pikes Peak Culture Pass lets you explore museums and attractions in the Pikes Peak region at no cost - all you need is a library card! By collaborating with local organizations, PPLD provides free admission passes for check out, similar to how you check out an eBook or other electronic resource.

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Splash & Water Parks - Visit Colorado Springs

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If you're looking for a place to cool off with your family, we recommend these splash and water parks in Colorado Springs:

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Neighborhood parks are generally one to six acres in size and are intended to be within walking distance of the neighborhood in which they serve. Amenities can include walking paths, playgrounds, picnic tables, small picnic pavilions, sod grass areas, backstops and/or dirt infields, basketball courts, tennis courts, or in-line hockey facilities.

Parks Map

Featured Neighborhood Parks

Other Neighborhood Parks

Adams, 851 Boggs Pl. (Preuss Rd. & Boggs Pl.) 6.4 acres
Adjacent school facilities, baseball/soccer fields.

Audubon, 2460 N. Circle Dr. (N. Circle Dr. & Bennett Ave.) 3.0 acres
Adjacent school facilities, soccer fields, trail/sidewalk path.

Benavidez, MSgt. Roy P., 975 Afternoon Cir. 7.1 acres
Sand volleyball, picnic shelter, playground.

Blunt, 2329 W. Vermijo Ave. (S 24th St. & W. Vermijo Ave.) 3.3 acres
Basketball court, baseball/softball field, football/soccer fields, multi-play court (half-court), playground, trail/sidewalk path.

Bonforte, 2323 N. Wahsatch Ave. (N. Wahsatch Ave. & Jackson St.) 8.0 acres
Handicap accessible, playground, baseball/softball fields, football/soccer fields, two tennis courts, seasonal restrooms, trails/sidewalk path.

Bott, 815 S. 26th St. (S. 26th & Hagerman Sts.) 3.9 acres
Basketball/multi-play court, playground, picnic shelter, two tennis courts.

Boulder, 1210 E. Boulder St. (N. Hancock Ave. & E. Boulder St.) 7.2 acres
Basketball court, baseball/softball field, football/soccer fields, multi-play court, playground, seasonal restrooms, trails/sidewalk paths.

Boulder Cresent, 302 N. Cascade Ave. (N. Cascade and W. Platte Aves.) .2 acres
Historical plaque, trails/sidewalk paths.

Bricker, 4850 Dover Ln. (Dover Ln. east of Gatewood Dr.) 4.0 acres
Adjacent school facilities, soccer field, playground.

Bristol, 910 N. Walnut St. (N. Walnut St. and Mesa Rd.) 3.2 acres
Adjacent school facilities, open play area.

Broadmoor Bluffs, 5315 Farthing Dr. (Farthing Dr. & Cardiff Cir.) 4.4 acres
Playground, sledding.

Broadmoor Glen, 4035 Danceglen Dr. (Farthing Dr. and Danceglen Dr.) 4.3 acres
Handicapped accessible, baseball/softball field, playground, shuffleboard, two tennis courts.

Broadmoor Valley, 3750 Broadmoor Valley Rd. (Broadmoor Valley Rd and Laurel Oak Ct.) 11.6 acres
Handicapped access, basketball court, football/soccer fields, softball field, playground, seasonal restrooms.

Buckskin Charlie Park, 7665 Scarborough Dr. (Scarborough Dr. and Stillwell Dr.) 4.3 acres
Picnic shelter, in-line hockey/basketball court, multi-use playfields, Tball field, playground, Buckskin Charlie Memorial.

Candleflower, 7690 Contrails Dr. (Contrails Dr. & Candleflower Cir.) 5.0 acres
Handicapped access, open play area, playground, walkways.

Carver, 4242 Carefree Cir. N. (Blissfull Cir. N. and Blissfull Cir. S.) 18.4 acres
Adjacent school facilities, baseball/softball field, basketball court, football/soccer fields, picnic (shelter), playground.

Castello, Frank, 7640 Potomac Dr. 6.6 acres
Baseball/softball field, soccer/football field, multi-use court, playground.

Centennial, 3480 El Morro Rd. (El Morro Rd. and Flintwood Dr.) 3.7 acres
Adjacent school facilities, passive park use.

Cheyenne Meadows, 3868 Glen Meadow Dr. (at Oak Creek Dr. W.) 20.5 acres
Baseball/softball field, basketball/multi-use court, soccer/football fields, horseshoes, picnic shelter, playground, trails/sidewalk paths. Fenced dog park available at Charmwood Road and Canoe Creek Drive.

Cucharras, 1121 W. Cucharras St. (S. 12th and Cucharras Sts.) .7 acres
Basketball, multi-play court, playground.

Danville, 1147 Mountview Ln. (Mountview Ln. and N. Hancock Ave.) 5.3 acres
Basketball, baseball/softball field, multi-play court, football/soccer field, picnic shelter, playground.

Deerfield Hills, 4290 Deerfield Hills Rd. 12.7 acres
Handicap accessible, Deerfield Community Center, community garden, multi-play court, playground, Spray Ground (June-mid August), trails/sidewalk path.

Discovery, 155 Buckeye Dr. (Buckeye Dr. east of Pebble Way) 11.7 acres
Adjacent school facilities, baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, playground.

Dorchester, 1130 S. Nevada Ave. (S. Nevada Ave. south of Las Vegas St.) 7.4 acres
Picnic shelter, playground.

Dublin, 2450 Roundtop Dr. (Roundtop Dr & Tuckerman Ln.) 15.1 acres
Handicap accessible, baseball/softball field, basketball court, football/soccer field, volleyball court, picnic shelter, playground, trails/sidewalk path.

Erindale, 1705 Twin Oaks Dr. (east of Lemonwood Dr.) 6.6 acres
Multi-play court, playground, trails/sidewalk path.

Explorer, 4260 Bardot Dr. (east of Explorer Elementary School) 7.3 acres
In-line hockey court, picnic shelter, playground, walking paths.

Fairfax, 8175 Chancellor Dr. (Chancellor & Telegraph Drs.) 5.1 acres
Handicap accessible, basketball court, soccer fields, handicapped access, picnic shelter) playground.

Fellows, George, 5711 Tuckerman Dr. (south of Vickers Dr.) 10.3 acres
Handicap accessible, children's garden, picnic shelter, playground.

Flanagan, 3132 N. Prospect St. (Prospect & Fourth Strs.) 4.7 acres
Basketball, baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, multi-play court, picnic shelter, playground, trails/sidewalk path.

Foothills, 853 Allegheny Dr. (Allegheny Dr. at Dark Horse Dr.) 7.7 acres
Adjacent school facilities, handicap accessible, baseball field, basketball court, volleyball court, football/soccer field, multi-play court, picnic shelter, playground, trails/sidewalk path.

Fountain, 901 E. Fountain Blvd. (Fountain Blvd. and Institute St.) 10.7 acres
Handicap accessible, Hillside Community Center, Bike Park baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, multi-play court, community garden, picnic shelter, playground.

Franklin, 2951 E. Dale St. (Dale and Tiajuana Strs.) 2.6 acres
Volleyball court, football/soccer field.

Fremont, 5080 El Camino Dr. (southwest of Sonata Dr.) 6.8 acres
Adjacent school facilities, baseball/softball field, football/soccer fields, playground.

Frontier, 3725 Meadow Ridge Dr. (east of Moundsview Dr.) 5.3 acres
Baseball/softball field, basketball court, football/soccer field, playground, picnic shelter, trails/sidewalk path.

Garden Ranch, 2220 Montebello Dr. W. (Montebello Dr. W. and Saddle Dr.) 8.6 acres
Handicap accessible, baseball/softball field, volleyball court, basketball court, fitness trail, football/soccer field, picnic shelter), playground, seasonal restrooms.

Giberson, 2890 Ferber Dr. (Wylie Ln. east of Jet Wing Dr.) 7.4 acres
Adjacent school facilities, baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, picnic shelter.

Gilpin, Laura, 7415 Kettle Drum St. 23.1 acres
Inline skate court, basketball, soccer field, shade structure, playground, walking paths.

Glen Oaks, 5445 Broadmoor Bluffs Drive. 4.8 acres
Playground.

Gold Camp, 1536 Gold Spike Terr. (south off Lower Gold Camp Rd.) 5.0 acres
Baseball, basketball, playground, skateboard area, .25 mile sidewalk loop.

Golden Hills, 6155 Delmonico Dr. (Delmonico Dr. south of Mesedge Dr.) 5.0 acres
Handicap accessible, baseball/softball, basketball court, picnic shelter, playground, seasonal restrooms, trails/sidewalk path.

Grant, 2821 Shadowglen Dr. (Shadowglen and Dusk Drs.) 12.1 acres
Adjacent school facilities, baseball/softball field, basketball, multi-play court, football/soccer fields, playground.

Happy Hollow, 218 Milton Dr. (Whittier Dr. west of Milton Dr.) .5 acres

Heathercrest, 1975 Heathercrest Dr. (Heathercrest Dr. north of Palmer Park Blvd.) 8.5 acres
Handicap accessible, baseball/softball, basketball, picnic shelter, sand volleyball, trails/sidewalk path.

Henry, 1404 Lehmberg Blvd. (south of Palmer Park Blvd.) 7.9 acres
Adjacent school facilities, multi-purpose field, basketball, playground.

High Meadows, 4216 Ashby Field Dr. 4.9 acres
Inline skate court, basketball, picnicking, playground.

Homestead, 5300 block of Carefree Cir. S. (east of Escapardo Way on north side of Carefree Cir. S.) 5.2 acres
Basketball, playground, trails/sidewalk.

Honeybear, 226 Longfellow Dr. (Longfellow Dr. at Keats Pl.) .5 acres
volleyball court

Houck, Dr. Frank, 2002 Collegiate Dr. 7.6 acres
Playground, climbing rock, .2 mi sidewalk loop.

Ivywild, Dorchester St. & W. Navajo St. Brookside neighborhood. 1.5 acres
Playground.

Jackson, 1111 Holland Park Blvd. (Holland Park Blvd. and Forest Hill Rd.) 9.7 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Baseball/softball field, playground, football/softball field.

Jefferson, 2580 Lelaray St. (Lelaray St. and Northview Dr.) 4.2 acres
Adjacent school facilities, football/soccer field, playground

Jenkins, 1019 Skyway Blvd. S. (Skyway Blvd. S. and Jupiter Dr.) 2.6 acres
playground

Jensen, Jared, 6724 Windom Peak Blvd. 3.5 acres
Skateboard area, inline skate court, basketball, picnic shelter, playground, .3 mi sidewalk loop.

Jordan, Ken, 5914 High Noon Ave. 3.3 acres
Baseball field, basketball court, climbing structure, horseshoe pits, picnic shelter, playground, .25 mi sidewalk loop.

Keller, 4950 Meadowland Blvd. (Meadowland Blvd. and Montebello Dr. W.) 17.6 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Baseball/softball fields, football/soccer fields, playground.

Keystone, 6050 Sapporo Dr. (south of school site) 5.2 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, playground.

Krouse, Betty 2415 E. Cache La Poudre St. (east of Alexander Rd.) 2.4 acres
Baseball/basketball, soccer field, picnic shelter, playground, trails/sidewalk path.

Kyer, Mary 1102 Middle Creek Pkwy. 11.0 acres
In-line hockey/basketball court, single tennis court, multi-use playfields, seasonal port-a-let, playground, picnic shelter, pond with recycling stream, 0.6-mile walking/jogging loop with trailhead.

Little Britches Playground, 4105 Channing Pl. (Murray Blvd. and Dryden Dr.) 1.0 acre
Multi-play court, playground.

Lunar, 2112 E. Uintah St. (E. Uintah St. and Iowa Ave.) 2.9 acres
Multi-play court, playground.

Lunt, Judge, 4870 Seton Pl. (Austin Bluffs Pkwy. and Rangewood Dr.) 3.3 acres
Handicap accessible, baseball, basketball court, small soccer field, in-line hockey court, playground, trails/sidewalk path.

Madison, 2112 N. Murray Blvd. (north of Constitution Ave.) 4.0 acres
Football/soccer field, sledding.

Marriage, Kathleen, 2320 Amberwood Ln. (Creekside Estates) 3.0 acres
Handicap accessible, basketball court, multi-use field, in-line hockey court, playground.

McCleary, Eugene, 5214 Pioneer Mesa Dr. 5.1 acres
Backstop, basketball/in-line hockey court, soccer field, playground.

McKown, Fred, 5035 Balsam St. 9.4 acres
Backstop, basketball court, multi-purpose field, playground.

Meadowlark, 2709 Dickens Dr. 6.7 acres
Handicap accessible, volleyball, multi-use court, soccer field, playground, trails/sidewalk paths.

Meadowridge, 8320 Boxelder Dr. (Rangewood Dr. and Contrails Dr.) 7.0 acres
Handicap accessible, playground, trails/sidewalk paths.

Meadows, 1990 S. El Paso Ave. 6.1 acres
Adjacent to Meadows Park Community Center. Baseball, basketball/softball field, football/soccer field, multi-play court, playground.

Monterey, 2225 Monterey Rd. (Monterey Rd. and Ventura Dr.) 4.5 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Handicap accessible, baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, playground.

Mountain View, 206 Longfellow Dr. (south of Whittier Dr.) .5 acres

Munchkin Playground, 4319 Vehr Dr. (Vehr and Frost Drs.), .6 acres
Playground

Oak Meadow, 4960 Farthing Dr. 3.7 acres
Adjacent to Fire Station No. 16. Handicap accessible, basketball, playground, multi-use field, picnic shelter, trails/sidewalk paths.

Oak Valley Ranch, 2325 Silent Rain Drive. 4.7 acres
Handicap accessible, basketball court, t-ball field, soccer field, playground, picnic shelter, trails/walkways.

O'Byrne, John "Prairie Dog", (Renamed in 2009, formerly High Street Park) 505 E. Bijou St. 1.7 acres
Climbing structure.

Old Farm, 4585 Old Farm Circle W. (east of Windgate Ct.) 27.5 acres
Basketball court, volleyball court, playground.

Otero, 4630 Iron Horse Trl. (Iron Horse Trl. at Mayweed Ct.) 6.1 acres
Scenic overlook, playground, trails/sidewalk paths.

Otis, 731 N. Iowa Ave. 2.9 acres.
Handicap accessible, baseball/softball field, multi-play court, running track, two outdoor shuffleboard courts, picnic shelter, tetherball poles, volleyball court.

Panorama, 4540 Fenton Rd. (east of Harley Ln.)
Adjacent school facilities. Baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, picnic shelter.

Penrose, 4295 Nonchalant Cir. S. (Nonchalant Cir. S. at Dream Ln.) 16.2 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Basketball, baseball/softball field, football/soccer field.

Penstemon, 1375 Jet Wing Cir. (Jet Wing Cir. at Dewar Dr.) 3.2 acres
Basketball court, multi-use field, playground.

Pike, 2610 N. Chestnut St. (N. Chestnut St. and Melany Ln.) 4.3 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Baseball/softball field.

Pinecliff, 855 Popes Valley Dr. (Popes Valley Dr. and Haverhill Pl.) 2.7 acres
Baseball field, soccer field, basketball, playground, trails/sidewalk paths.

Piñon Valley, 5585 Mule Deer Dr. 5.7 acres
Basketball/Volleyball, multi-use field, picnic shelter, playground, seasonal drinking fountain and restroom.

Pioneer, 1101 Cenotaph Cir. 8.9 acres
Baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, playground, Pioneers Memorial.

Pollard, Lulu, 2550 Dynamic Dr. 3.3 acres
Handicap accessible, soccer field, playground, picnic shelter, trails, sidewalk paths.

Portal, 3535 N. Hancock Ave. (N Hancock Ave. and Manchester St. northeast of Templeton Gap floodway) 10.6 acres
Handicap accessible, baseball/softball field, multi-play court, football/soccer field, playground, outdoor swimming pool (Operated by YMCA), four tennis courts, trails, sidewalk path.

Prairie Grass, 710 Chapman Dr. 5.1 acres
Basketball, skateboard area, playground, climbing rock, .15 mi sidewalk loop.

Pring Ranch Park, 5264 Prairie Grass Ln. (Tutt Blvd. and Bridlespur Ave.) 4.2 acres
In-line hockey/basketball court, multi-use playfields, tee ball field, playground, picnic shelter, link to the trail system.

Remington, 2750 Pony Tracks Dr. (just east of Peterson Rd.) 4.7 acres
Handicap accessible, basketball court, soccer field, playground, trail/sidewalk paths.

Roosevelt, 219 Byron Dr. (west of Murray Blvd.) 5.3 acres
Baseball/softball field, multi-play court, picnic shelter, playground.

Roswell, 515 Polk St. 3.5 acres
Handicap accessible, basketball court, softball field, picnic shelter, playground.

Rudy, 5360 Cracker Barrel Cir. (Inspiration Dr. at Rawhide Ln.) 16.1 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, scenic overlook.

Sagebrush, 651 Crestline Dr. 4.7 acres
Handicap accessible, basketball court, playground, soccer field, trails/sidewalk paths.

Sandstone, 4650 Pring Ranch Rd. 11.6 acres
Baseball field, basketball court, volleyball court, playground, multi-use field, seasonal restrooms, two tennis courts, trails/sidewalk paths.

Shelby, Horace, 6442 Summit Peak Dr. 4.7 acres
In-line/multi-play court, playground, picnic shelter.

Skyway, South of North Star Dr. and Milky Way Dr. 6.0 acres
Undeveloped neighborhood park north of Skyway Elementary School.

Smith, James H., 2205 Spring Blossom Dr. 3.7 acres
Playground, climbing structures, playfield, .2 mi sidewalk loop.

Snowy River, 6152 Snowy River Dr. 5.2 acres
In-line hockey/basketball court, multi-use field, playground.

Soaring Eagles, 3196 Spotted Tail Dr. 4.0 acres
In-line hockey/multi-play court, backstop, playground.

South Shooks Run, 734 S. Corona St./402 E. Fountain Blvd., (see also Mid Shooks Run Park) 12.3 acres
Shooks Run Creek, two playgrounds, Shooks Run Trail.

Southeast YMCA (Sierra Park), 2150 Jet Wing Dr. (northeast of Sierra High School) 5.0 acres

Sprague, Marshall, 3492 W. Woodmen Rd. (Blodgett and Richfield Drs.) 3.0 acres
Handicap accessible, playground, multi-use field.

Springs Ranch Park, 2990 Pony Tracks Dr. (just west of Peterson Rd.) 4.1 acres
In-line hockey/basketball court, multi-use playfields, tee ball field, playground, picnic shelter, seasonal port-a-let.

Stetson, 4870 Jedediah Smith Rd. (north of Stetson Elementary) 6.9 acres
In-line skate/basketball court, skateboard park area, playground, soccer field, baseball field, sidewalk loop (from the parking area on the east side, around the baseball field and back to parking area) .5 miles total.

Stone, John L. 4017 Family Pl. (west of Briargate YMCA) 6.7 acres
Handicap accessible, basketball court, skateboard park, soccer field, playground.

Templeton, Jack 5347 Rose Ridge Ln. (south off Stetson Hills Blvd.) 3.5 acres
Basketball/in-line hockey court, multi-purpose field, playground.

Tomah, 5285 Tomah Dr. (west of Tomah Cir.) 3.3 acres
A backstop for informal baseball/softball, playground.

Trues Mill, 305 Longfellow Dr. (Robbins Mill Pl. at Hunts Mill Terr.) 1.5 acre
Playground.

Twain, 3320 E. San Miguel St. (San Miguel St. at Querida Dr.) 4.7 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Baseball/softball field, football/soccer field, playground.

Vermijo, 2601 W. Vermijo Ave. (S. 26th St. and W. Vermijo Ave.) 4.6 acres
Baseball field, basketball court, playground, seasonal restrooms, trails/sidewalk paths.

Villa Loma, 5055 Escapardo Way (between Inspiration Dr. and Oro Blanco Dr.) 8.4 acres
Playground, trails/sidewalk paths.

Wagner, 3637 E. Bijou St. (E. Pikes Peak Ave. and Stanford St.) 6.9 acres
Baseball/softball field, multi-play court, football/soccer field, playground.

Wasson, 1910 N. Circle Dr. (N. Circle Dr. and Constitution Ave.) 12.7 acres
Adjacent school facilities. Baseball/softball field, two multi-play courts, football/soccer field, playground, seasonal restrooms.

Waters, Frank 501 E. Platte Ave. (E. Platte Ave. and Corona St.) .9 acres

Wedgewood, 2830 Parliament Dr. (London Fog and Parliament Drs.) 4.3 acres
Handicap accessible, softball field, multi-use field, playground, trail.

West Middle School Backyard, 1920 W. Pikes Peak Ave. (behind West Middle School) 4.2 acres
Exercise course, football/soccer fields, volleyball, tennis court, picnic shelter, playground, running track.

Westmoor, 3315 Water St. (Chambers Dr. and Westmoor Pl.) 6.6 acres
Baseball/softball field, basketball court, playground, tennis courts, seasonal restrooms.

Wickes, South of Wickes Dr. and Moorfield Ave.; west of Trailblazer Elementary off Centennial Blvd. 5.2 acres
Gravel walking path with benches

Wildflower, 980 Nolte Dr. West. 21.9 acres
Baseball field, soccer field, basketball/in-line skate court, picnic shelter, playground.

Wilson, 4501 Palmer Park Blvd., (Moffat Cir. and Fetterman Dr.) 6.0 acres
Adjacent school facilities, football/soccer field.

Woodland Hills, 3617 Woodland Hills Dr. (Woodland Hills Dr. at Marshwood Ct.) 3.5 acres
Baseball/softball field, multi-use fields, playground.

Woodmen Valley, 2525 W. Woodmen Rd. (east of Woodmen-Roberts Elementary School) 5.9 acres
Handicap accessible, baseball field, basketball court, multi-use fields, playground, two lighted tennis courts.

Woodstone, 1315 Carlson Dr. 11.3 acres
Basketball court, t-ball field, multi-use fields, playground, shade structure, walkways.

Total Developed Neighborhood Parks: 135. Total Neighborhood Park Acres: 903.9

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Neighborhood parks are generally one to six acres in size and are intended to be within walking distance of the neighborhood in which they serve. Amenities can include walking paths, playgrounds, picnic tables, small picnic pavilions, sod grass areas, backstops and/or dirt infields, basketball courts, tennis courts, or in-line hockey facilities.

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Check out Kids Programs going on at the library near you here! Some fun programs you may find include: Lego building, storytime, crafting, 3D printing and more!

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Click here for Programs for Ages 0-5 Click here for Paws to Read

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Follow this link to register your child(ren) to bowl for free all summer (2 games a day)

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How Does Kids Bowl Free Work?

More than 1,500 bowling centers around the globe provide 2 FREE Games of bowling each day to kids during the Spring and Summer. This program is designed by bowling centers to give back to the community and provide a safe, secure, and fun way for kids to spend time this summer.

Since 2007, more than 35 million kids and families have participated!

Here's What A Few Kids Bowl Free Families Have To Say!

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KidsBowlFree.com: Kids Bowl Free All Summer Long!

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Sign your children up for 2 free games of bowling all summer long.

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Check this link out for local food pantries including addresses and operating times.

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We have compiled a comprehensive list of Kids Eat Free restaurants in Colorado Springs.

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Always call ahead to confirm

By popular demand, Here is a few of our favorite restaurants that offer

Free or Cheap Kids meals.

Here are some family-friendly restaurants in Colorado Springs where you can take the family for dinner tonight - without having to shell out too much for the kid's meal.

This list will help your family have an affordable meal out in the Greater Colorado Springs area. Please note that there are some rules like purchasing an adult meal and drink. This list is subject to change without notice, so please double check with the restaurant before you go. Click the highlighted and underlined name for locations and hours.

(Please note: Restaurants are always changing promotions! It's a good idea to call before you go to make sure the promotions listed here are still active. If you find something has changed, or have a restaurant to add, please email mackidcoloradosprings@macaronikid.com and we will update!)

***ALWAYS VERIFY WITH THE RESTRAUANT BEFORE GOING ***

Kids 12 and under eat for free with minimum $10 adult purchase, dine-in only. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids 12 and under get a free kids meal with the purchase of an entree all day long. An entrée is considered a bowl of soup, a whole salad or sandwich or a TryTwo! Combo. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids (12 and under) Eat For $1 - All Day with Purchase of an Adult Entree!

Kids (6 and under) Eat Free - All Day, Every Day with Paying Adult!

Kids eat FREE on Sunday (one free kids meal with the purchase of a full priced adult entrée)

Kids eat FREE {select items off kid's menu} with purchase of one adult entree (one kid per each adult entree) Free items include: cheeseburger, chicken tenders, mac & cheese or grilled cheese

Every Sunday and Monday evening, kids (12 & under) eat FREE at Modern Market with the purchase of one adult entree*.

Kids eat free ALL WEEKEND! {Children 12 and under}

One FREE kid's plate for every $9 adult purchase. *Kid's plate excludes drink and shakes. Dine-in only.

HAPPY HOUR weekdays from 2-5 PM! All shakes and drinks are ½ price!

$0.99 kids meals with adult purchase, dine-in only. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids 12 and under eat for $1.00 all day on Sunday. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids eat free every day from 4-10pm! (Only certain locations, please call ahead to verify)

Kids (6 and under) Eat Free - All Day, Every Day with Paying Adult!

From 5 PM to close, kids 12 and under eat for $1.99; one kid's meal per adult meal and beverage purchase. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

kids (ages 4-10) eat for 99 cents with every purchase of an adult entree and drink (kids three years and younger eat for FREE every day of the week.) *Note kid drinks must be purchased separate.

From 4-10 PM, kids 12 and under eat for $2.99 at Powers or Monument locations, or $2.99 at 8th Street. One kid's meal per adult meal purchase. Dine-in only. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids eat free all day; one free kid's meal per adult meal purchase. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Receive one FREE kids meal (comes with a beverage and dessert) with purchase of an adult entree.

Every Sunday and Monday evening, kids (12 & under) eat FREE at Modern Market with the purchase of one adult entree*.

Kids (12 and under) eat FREE all day on Monday 6 AM -2 PM with an adult entree.

Round up the lil' Roadies and join us for our Legendary Kid's Night: $1.99 Kid's Meal & Craft and a visit from Andy the Armadillo

FREE kids meal with the purchase of each adult meal. Charges for add-ons apply.

Bring the kids in every Monday and Tuesday for a FREE meal from the kids menu, with the purchase of an adult entree. Why wait until the end of the week for a great time? *Kids 10 and under.

After 4 PM, kids 12 and under receive one free kid's meal with an adult meal purchase. Additional meals can be purchased for $3. Dine-in only. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

The N. Academy location offers $1.99 kid's meals on Wednesday nights; the Geyser Dr. location offers $1.99 kid's meals on Monday. Both are dine-in only. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids 12 and under get a free poke bowl with the purchase of an adult bowl or burrito Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

(all Colorado locations) - Kids get their own Kids Meal for $2 with the purchase on an adult entrée. Meal includes gelato.

Kids get 1 FREE kid's special with purchase of 1 adult special starting at 5 p.m. All locations excluding DIA.

Come in for Family Night every Tuesday and receive a free Kids Meal with the purchase of a combo. Your kids will love that their meal is served on a frisbee that they can take home with them.

Kids 12 and under eat for $1.99

Kids eat FREE on Tuesdays! With the purchase of every adult entrée, a meal from the kids menu is free. Valid for kids age 12 and under. Dine in only.

Kids twelve and under eat FREE.

Kids 12 and under eat for free all day; one kid's meal per adult meal purchase. Dine-in only. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Enjoy all-you-can-eat buffet (pizza,salad & soda) on Tuesday! Kids 5 and under eat FREE with a paying adult.

Kids eat FREE 4-10 PM with a paid adult entrée.

Ages 12 and under eat free with the purchase of an adult entrée of $12 or more, limit one free kid's meal per adult entrée.

Kids eat free at Red Lobster on Tuesdays with purchase of an adult meal

Kids aged 12 and under can create their own pizza for 99¢ on Tuesdays from 4-8 PM.

Kids 10 and under eat free; one free kid's meal per adult. (Details may vary by location as there are multiple owners.) Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids 12 and under eat for 99¢; three kid's meals per adult meal purchase. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

-Free Kids Meal with an adult meal purchase.

One FREE kids grill meal with adult grill meal purchase (ages 12 and under).

Bring the kids in every Monday and Tuesday for a FREE meal from the kids menu, with the purchase of an adult entree.

(all Colorado locations) - Kids get their own Kids Meal for $2 with the purchase on an adult entrée. Meal includes gelato.

Kids eat FREE from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. with purchase of adult entrée ($6 or more).

(all Colorado locations) - Kids get their own Kids Meal for $2 with the purchase on an adult entrée. Meal includes gelato.

Kid (11 & under) eat for 50% off with minimum purchase. The offer is available in-restaurant and for to-go orders with promo code KIDSMEAL50. See restaurant for more details.

Kids eat FREE every Wednesday after 4:00 PM. *Limit one free kids meal with the purchase of an Adult Combo.

One FREE kids grill meal with adult grill meal purchase (ages 12 and under).

Kids eat for 99 cents on Wednesdays. Two menu kid options to choose from.

Kids twelve and under eat FREE (Two kids can eat free for every one adult entree purchase).

This deal varies by location. The N. Academy location offers $1.99 kid's meals on Wednesday nights; the Geyser Dr. location offers $1.99 kid's meals on Monday. Both are dine-in only. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

$0.99 kids meals with adult purchase, dine-in only. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids (6 and under) Eat Free - All Day, Every Day with Paying Adult!

IHOP Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdays, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Day of the week and offer varies by location. Please call each location for details on their kids eat free (or for 99¢) deal - not all locations offer this deal. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

Kids under 12 eat for $1.99 from 4 PM to close; up to two free kid's meals per adult meal purchase.

Kids (12 & under) eat for FREE from 4 p.m. to closing with purchase of adult entrée.

IHOP Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdays, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Day of the week and offer varies by location. Please call each location for details on their kids eat free (or for 99¢) deal - not all locations offer this deal. Offer may change at any time - call to verify.

512 N Chelton Road; Colorado Springs, CO 80909

8065 N. Academy Blvd; Colorado Springs, CO 80920

2290 Southgate Rd.; Colorado Springs, CO 80906

6005 Constitution Ave.; Colorado Springs, CO 80915

Kids (6 and under) Eat Free - All Day, Every Day with Paying Adult!

Do you have a favorite restaurant that offers a Kids Eat Free night during the week? Just let me know.

mackidcoloradosprings@macaronikid.com
Offer may change at any time - call to verify.
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😋 Over 55 Free or (Cheap) Eats for Kids in Colorado Springs! | Macaroni KID Colorado Springs

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Colorado Springs Western Street Breakfast

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Colorado Springs Western Street Breakfast

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$5 breakfast and kids under 5 eat for free as well as a petting zoo, cowboys and cowgirls, and more! On Wednesday, June 20th. See more info at the link!

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Colorado Springs Western Street Breakfast

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Pancakes & More in '24! We are busy making plans for the June 20, 2024 street breakfast! Thank you for your continued support of this historic event. If you've never been, we look forward to seeing you in June! Please note that in 2024, the breakfast will be on a Thursday and not on a Wednesday as it usually is. June 19 is a federal holiday, so we have moved the Street Breakfast to Thursday, June 20.

The Colorado Springs Western Street Breakfast is one of Colorado Springs' most iconic celebrations of its deep-rooted Western heritage. The Street Breakfast has also become an annual fundraising event that supports our local military and their families. Mark your calendar and set your alarm for early morning so you can join us for this fun, festive, and family-friendly event. We close down the streets, bring out the hay bales, and cook up a tasty, hot breakfast for you to devour while you listen to the renowned Flying W Wranglers as well as the country/rock band Exit West and the talented students from the Colorado Springs Conservatory. The Sweetwater Native American dancers will thrill and amaze with their authentic regalia and dances.

Do you and your kids love to dress up in Western wear? Pull out your cowboy hats, boots, jeans and bandannas (or other kinds of costumes) to celebrate the start of the Colorado Springs rodeo season with the 75th Annual Lil' Cowboys & Cowgirls Roundup. Your fancy duds will get you in the right frame of mind to enjoy a morning full of western fun and you may even win a ride on the Western Spirit float in the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo Parade.

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Home Page - Colorado Springs Western Street Breakfast

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The Colorado Springs Western Street Breakfast is one of Colorado Springs' most iconic celebrations of its deep-rooted western heritage. Coming June 20, 2018

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Beat the heat and see kid friendly movies for only a $1.75, see the movies and dates at the link!

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Watch the latest kids movies this summer for just $1.75! Enjoy 8 Weeks of Mega-Fun with $1 OFF on kids' snack packs and any size popcorn & drink combos!

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See the link for information regarding D11's daily free summer lunches for kids

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School District 11 will bring their mobile unit to East Library every weekday beginning Wed., June 1 through Fri., July 28 (no lunch on Tue., July 4). Meal service will be available 11 a.m. - noon, Monday - Friday, along with a basket of age-appropriate books that kids and teens can take with them.

Outside of East Library
5550 N. Union Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80918
June 1 - July 28 (every weekday except July 4)
11 a.m. - noon

The Summer Food Service Program, funded by USDA, provides nutritious meals to all children and teenagers ages 0 - 18. There are no income or registration requirements for participation.

To find other nearby summer meal sites, visit KidsFoodFinder.org.

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School District 11 will bring their mobile unit to East Library every weekday beginning Wed., June 1 through Fri., July 28 (no lunch on Tue., July 4). Meal service will be available 11 a.m. - noon, Monday - Friday, along with a basket of age-appropriate books that kids and teens can take with them.

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The map at the link will show sites near you offering free lunches (Monday-Friday), please note the map will reflect locations when service begins in June

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Kids Food Finder - Colorado Kids Food Finder

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Kids eat free all summer long! ¡Los niños comen gratis todo el verano! Call the Hunger Free Colorado Food Resource Hotline toll-free at (855) 855-4626 to be connected to food resources in Colorado. Check out our summer meal site finder map for most up-to-date list of Colorado summer meal sites where kids eat free.

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Visit the Peterson Air and Space Museum and see old war planes, just be sure to reserve a pass via this link about 3 days ahead of time!

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Visitor Information - PETERSON AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

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INFORMING AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON THE HISTORY AND HERITAGE OF PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE

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Visit this museum for free and see fire engines date all the way back to the 1800s!

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Williams Fire Museum | Dr Lester L. Williams Fire Museum

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Welcome to the Dr. Lester L. Williams Fire Museum

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Check out the schedule for this free fun on the US Air Force Academy - from free space to watching planes on IMAX

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School Field Trips and Group Shows

Elementary, Middle, and High Schools may reserve planetarium field trips at no cost. When requesting a school visit, teachers may select from the list of programs found just below our schedule. We also offer live, interactive astronomy shows tailored to your grade's science standards.

Home school co-ops and classes with fewer than 15 students may request to join one of our Homeschool Open House Days, listed in our Public show section. To reserve seats at our homeschool open house, register using the link provided next to the show date and time. Please ensure each attendee is registered separately. Should your plans change, please email planetarium@afacademy.af.edu in order for your seats to be opened for other guests.

Educators interested in additional STEM resources and opportunities can find STEM Outreach information here.

Planetarium Field Trip/Group Visit Request
If you would like to schedule a school field trip or a group showing in the planetarium, please click this button and complete the online request form.

Field Trip/Groups need to be a minimum of 20 people. If you have a request for less than 20 people, please send a direct email to the email on this page.

Our planetarium school field trips and group showings are free of charge as a service to the community provided by the U.S. Air Force Academy.

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With free shows for the public and school groups, the Academy's Planetarium enhances K-20 STEM outreach as well as cadet education.

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Keep an eye at this link for info on summer fun including events, camps, and more!

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This is the website homepage for Colorado Springs KIDS Magazine, a calendar of local events with places to go, things to do and more! We're the most complete resource for parents in Colorado Springs!

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Check out the free kid workshops happening at the Home Depot near you via this link, be sure to register!

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Kids Projects & Activities at The Home Depot

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Kids Projects & Activities at The Home Depot

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$2 entry for adults and children under 12 get in for free, a great place to find affordable treasures, have a snack, and they even have small attractions.

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BOOK NOW

Find great deals and unique finds at Colorado Springs Flea Market ALL YEAR LONG!
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Sell your stuff at Colorado Springs Flea Market and make some extra cash.
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You never know what you are going to find at the flea market! We have hundreds of local indoor and outdoor sellers every Saturday and Sunday. Shop and save this weekend and support local small businesses while you're at it!
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Become a seller at Colorado Springs Flea Market and hop aboard to make some extra cash. We host thousands of bargain hunters every weekend.
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explore The Market

Shopping at Colorado Springs Flea Market is always a unique experience. Walking through our indoor shops or the outdoor market, you truly never know what you are going to find. From tools, to toys, to antiques and collectables, it's always a treasure hunt at the Flea Market!
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Family FUn Day

Shop, sell, and spend the day at Colorado Springs Flea Market this weekend! There is something for everyone, and all ages love the flea! Don't miss our amazing kids rides!

Concessions stand open every weekend

Kids rides including bumper boats, a super slide, and bounce house!

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"Bought fresh wildflower made honey, a great belt buckle for my boyfriend. We all bought something. We enjoyed the fruit stand too. I had lychee for the first time. I loved it."

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"Went to this flea market for the first time today. It's only $2 for an adult admission to get in and free parking. They had live music which was really good and lots of food and snacks. They have old and new stuff for sale. My favorite were all the different knives they had. They have restrooms and a huge shaded area to sit down and rides and bounce houses for the kids. They have an indoors area too. It was a lot of fun and I would go back."

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History: Activity on Red Rock Canyon dates back to 7000 B.C., during the Archaic Stage. Due to its close proximity to Fountain Creek and its abundant wildlife, this was an ideal location for settlement. During the late 1800s, the property provided many building supplies for Old Colorado City and the surrounding communities.

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Free Motorcycle museum in the heart of down town!

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Since 1992, The Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame has been dedicated to the preservation of antique and classic motorcycles from the early 1900s through the 1970s.

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Bear Creek Nature Center and Fountain Creek Nature Center

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Bear Creek Nature Center and Fountain Creek Nature Center

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Check out these activities being held at the Bear Creek and Fountain Creek some free and some a small fee!

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Win prizes for reading!! Ages 0-99

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Beanstack is a platform for reading challenges and book recommendations for any organization, especially libraries and schools.