The Health Alternatives & Sustainability Event Calendar for Southern Colorado
From Mountain Peaks to Sand Dunes, Southern Colorado is full of variety. It is a great place to live and a fun place to visit.
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- Tags 1 Million Cups 15th Annual Sustainable Living Fair 2016 Artini 30th Annual Springs Business EXPO 5K 5th Annual Garlic and Chili Fest 6035 Lifestyle Adventures in Permaculture Afterlife AIDS Walk All Peoples' Breakfast All Souls Church Anna Lappé appreciation ARTIST’S WAY Autumnal Equinox Ayahuasca Shamanism bands Be Ovary Aware Becky Elder Beekeepers beginning canning class Beltane Biking Biodynamic Birth & Beyond Wellness Fair BirthNetwork BIZercize Black Lives Matter Blue Moon Trail Run Bob Dylan Book Signing at Poor Richard's Boulder Boulder Green Streets Breakthrough Breathwork Meditation RETREAT breathing workshop brine Bristol Karma Night Bristol Walk Buckley's Business Plan Business Resources Fair C-SPAN canning card readings Care & Share Cat-on-Tap cattle drive Celebration Metaphysical Center Center for Nonprofit Excellence Charlie Anders Cheap 5K Chris Bachelder Christian Civics classes clean up CLIPS BEER & FILM Co-Operative Institute Coffee and Civics Color Fun Fest 5K Colorado College Colorado Farm and Art Colorado Politics Colorado Springs Colorado Springs Philharmonic Colorado Springs Raw Foodists Colorado Springs Utilities Colorado Springs Vegan & Vegetarian Group Colorado State University Extension Commonwheel Artists Arts Festival Community Meeting Community Picnic Concrete Couch CONO contra dancing Cook-Off COPPeR Corollary Acts Cottonwood Center for the Arts Cottonwood on Tejon Gallery County Assessor Craniosacral Creek Clean Up crystals Data Destruction David Axelrod Day of Peace Daylight Savings Daylight Savings Time Delta Aquarids Democracy School Disabilities District 11 Donna Brazile doula Dr Ann Carlisle Draconids Dream Tea Ceremony Earth Day Eden Energy Medicine Email Marketing empowerment workshop Energy Resource Center Energy Tools Environmental Forum Eta Auariids Evergreen Cemetery Fall Cañon Clean-up Fall Conference Fall Equinox Fall Membership Drive farmers market Feng Shui your garden fermenting food First Aid for Cyclists First Fridays Fixie Dave Florence Florence Chamber of Commerce food preservation Food Rescue Food Truck Forgiveness Fort Carson Foxy Moms Expo Frank Waters Free Indoor Family Friendly Festival Freedom and Safety Fruit Trees Full Moon Full Moon Drumming GArden of the Gods Gardening for a Cause Garlic & Harvest Symposium Gasland Part II Geminids Ghost Hunt Give! Glen Phillips Global Oneness Day GMO OMG GOCO gratitude Green Cities Coalition Green Drinks GREENBERG CENTER Growing Edible Mushrooms Growthbusters Guayusa guided meditation Halloween Psychic Fair Hamilton Souther Healing Beyond Borders Hear Here Hemp Expo Hill Climb Historically Speaking Series Holiday Holistic Networkers homelessness Homestead Classes Hopes + Dreams Breakfast Housing Solutions Summit Improve Your Relationships In Cahoots Indoor Gingerbread Run Fundraiser Indy Give! Indy Music Awards Festival International Day of Peace Breakfast Israeli Cuisine Jamelle Bouie Jewish Film Series John La Forge John Thunderheart Jung Society Justice & Peace Justice and Peace Keystone Kids on Bikes Kombucha Kris & Savannah Cassidy Kundalini Yoga LEED legacy Lemurian Sisters Leonids Letter Rip Lilith Lisa Tessarowicz Living & Dying Living Close to Home Local Food Week Local Food Working Group Localvore CoOp lorado Rivers Cleanup Louise Hay Lunar Eclipse Lunch and Learn Lux Leaf Lymphatic magick Maile Lama Maker Faire Making Sense of Men ManiFest Manitou Art Center Manni Awards Map & Compass Class March Against Monsanto March for Science Market Marlon James Massage License Renewals Mayor Bach MeadowGrass Meet and Greet MELT Memorial Day Celebration Metaphysical Fair Meteor Shower Mitguards Molly Lord More Clients Mother Drum Move From Life's Challenges Movement Arts Community Studio National Farm Day National Parks Naturopathic Physicians Conference Neighborhood Forum Neuro-Lymphatic New Tech No Goats No Glory North America Convergence O.R.Y. Women's Old Town Bike Shop one-year anniversary of the Waldo Canyon wildfires Online Listings Open Garden Tour Orionids Overpopulation Patricia and Barbara McFadden Permaculture Perseids Pete Lee pickles Pikes Peak Celtic Festival Pikes Peak Community Foundation Pikes Peak Hill Climb Pikes Peak Justice and Peace Commission Pikes Peak Permaculture Pikes Peak Range Riders Pikes Peak Urban Garden Pillar Pitch Night plant sale poetry PPSBN PPUG Preferred Business Networking Project Welcome Home Troops psychic Pueblo Pueblo Holistic Fair QPOCC Latinx Event Race for the Cure Rain Barrels Rainbow Eagle Rainforest Action Network Ranch Food Direct recovery Recycling Coalition Remarkable Aging Series Renew North Nevada restaurant Retreat Rocky Mountain Women's Film rodeo Rosenwald Sacred Circle Meeting Sacred Sweat Lodge SBDC School of Inner Health Science Festival SCORE SCWCC Business Lunch Seed's Community Cafe September Solar Eclipse Shaka Senghor Shooks Run soap box derby Social Impact for You Social Media Somatic Module 1 Sound Healing Concert Sound Healing Meditation Soundtrack for a Revolution Southwest Week 2016 Spiritual Mask Making Retreat Spring Equinox Springs Funeral Services Springs Spree Springs Utilities Board Stand with Standing Rock Startup Weekend State of the Rockies Step Outdoors Colorado Story Project storytelling Strategic Plan Listening Tour Strategic Planning Street Breakfast Subtle Activism Summer Solstice Summit House Susan Whited SUSTAINATOPIA Suzanne Metzger Symposium Panel Tags (optional) Tai Chi Colorado Springs Taurids Taxes TEDx Colorado Springs Temple Shalom Tesla Dinner The Lyrids The Oat Project Town hall meeting townhall meeting trail maintenance Transformation Through Sound Transit and Specialized Transportation Transit Station Trout Unlimited TUNED-IN UCCS UpaDowna Urban Homestead Tour Urban Homesteading Fair Ursids USGBC Van Briggle Vegan Vegan Society of Colorado Springs vernal equinox Vintage Jazz Visiting Writers Series Voices of Men Waldo Waldo 5K! Walk to End Alzheimer's Washington Week Wellness West Side Cares Westside Cares Benefit What If! Whiskey Distillation Wholistic Healing Will Tuttle Winter Market Winter Solstice Winter Wonderjam Wintergreen 2017 Women of Influence Women to Women Mentoring Walk Women Who Startup Women's Chamber Women's March on Denver Wonders of Water WordPress class World Affair Council World Affairs Council worms Worn Wear Tour Writers Series WritersWrite! in Colorado Springs Xeriscape yoga Youth Fly Fishing Yule 2017
Oct
13
Fri
Oct 13 @ 7:00 pm – 8:45 pm
Each Night Sky Program begins at the Visitor Center where you will pay your fee or show your pass. If you do not already have an American the Beautiful Interagency pass or do not qualify for one of them, you will need to pay the daily entrance fee or purchase an annual pass. You can also do this ahead of time on recreation.gov
You will recieve park information and then be guided to the outdoor viewing area. Telescopes and laser pointer tours will be provided by the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society.
*** On nights when the park is offering a night sky program, the park will remain open until the end of the night sky program.
Please dress warmly. Evenings in the mountains can be cool, even in summer.
No reservations are necessary. Please note that stargazing is weather dependent. The presentation will be given no matter the weather conditions; however, it is always best to call ahead in case of severe thunderstorms or snowy conditions. The Monument can be reached at (719) 748-3253.
Partnership with the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society:
Our Night Sky Programs are a collaborative effort with the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society (CSAS). Volunteer astronomers from CSAS bring additional telescopes and knowledge, to help make each stargazing event a truly engaging experience. For more information about CSAS (including events at additional locations), please visit their website: csastro.org
Categories: Astronomy Family & Youth Fitness & Outdoors Special Events
Nov
10
Fri
Nov 10 @ 7:00 pm – 8:45 pm
Each Night Sky Program begins at the Visitor Center where you will pay your fee or show your pass. If you do not already have an American the Beautiful Interagency pass or do not qualify for one of them, you will need to pay the daily entrance fee or purchase an annual pass. You can also do this ahead of time on recreation.gov
You will recieve park information and then be guided to the outdoor viewing area. Telescopes and laser pointer tours will be provided by the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society.
*** On nights when the park is offering a night sky program, the park will remain open until the end of the night sky program.
Please dress warmly. Evenings in the mountains can be cool, even in summer.
No reservations are necessary. Please note that stargazing is weather dependent. The presentation will be given no matter the weather conditions; however, it is always best to call ahead in case of severe thunderstorms or snowy conditions. The Monument can be reached at (719) 748-3253.
Partnership with the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society:
Our Night Sky Programs are a collaborative effort with the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society (CSAS). Volunteer astronomers from CSAS bring additional telescopes and knowledge, to help make each stargazing event a truly engaging experience. For more information about CSAS (including events at additional locations), please visit their website: csastro.org
Categories: Astronomy Family & Youth Fitness & Outdoors Special Events
Dec
8
Fri
Dec 8 @ 7:00 pm – 8:45 pm
Each Night Sky Program begins at the Visitor Center where you will pay your fee or show your pass. If you do not already have an American the Beautiful Interagency pass or do not qualify for one of them, you will need to pay the daily entrance fee or purchase an annual pass. You can also do this ahead of time on recreation.gov
You will recieve park information and then be guided to the outdoor viewing area. Telescopes and laser pointer tours will be provided by the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society.
*** On nights when the park is offering a night sky program, the park will remain open until the end of the night sky program.
Please dress warmly. Evenings in the mountains can be cool, even in summer.
No reservations are necessary. Please note that stargazing is weather dependent. The presentation will be given no matter the weather conditions; however, it is always best to call ahead in case of severe thunderstorms or snowy conditions. The Monument can be reached at (719) 748-3253.
Partnership with the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society:
Our Night Sky Programs are a collaborative effort with the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society (CSAS). Volunteer astronomers from CSAS bring additional telescopes and knowledge, to help make each stargazing event a truly engaging experience. For more information about CSAS (including events at additional locations), please visit their website: csastro.org
Categories: Astronomy Family & Youth Fitness & Outdoors Special Events