Pueblo, CO 81003 United States
May 1 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
We aren’t making this up – “FLOWER MOON”… Don’t miss this walk on the south rim of the Pueblo Reservoir to see the sun set and the moonrise.
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May 2 @ 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Join us for a short ride to see the parade in Canon City
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May 3 @ 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Fun filled trip to the Casinos in Cripple Creek – Meet us in the SRDA Parking Lot
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Pueblo, CO 81003 United States
May 16 @ 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Come with us to soak our bones at the fabulous hot springs in Hooper Colorado… This one-of-a-kind tropical escape will blow you away! Enjoy 10,000 square feet of beautiful plants, 4 pools ranging from 98-111 degrees, indoor and outdoor patio space, and a dry sauna. The Steel Box bar featuring a large variety of beer & wine and our upscale Small Plates menu, all in adults-only area.
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Pueblo, CO 81003 United States
June 20 @ 8:30 am – 3:00 pm
- The Paint Mines Interpretive Park is a unique blending of geological, archaeological, historical and ecological resources.
- Whether you’re looking for a new adventure, Paint Mines Interpretive Park offers outdoor fun for all ages with an easy hike, geological splendor, and a richly woven past. Located in Calhan, this park is filled with rocky wonders that are covered in rich pigments, which communities of Native Americans utilized to create paint. Don’t miss trekking through this awe-inspiring journey
- The park consists of 4 miles of trails that rise over 500 feet in elevation. It covers 750 acres, containing grassland and geological formations of hoodoos, colored clay and sandstone-capped spires. The site is protected by law because of the fragile environment, as well as the geological and archaeological significance of the artifacts, rocks, animals and plants.
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Pueblo, CO 81003 United States
July 18 @ 12:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site preserves the resources associated with the Bent–St. Vrain trading empire, which radiated from Bent’s Old Fort into what is now Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, and Missouri. The fort solidified one of the most important and last established trading cartels in the Rocky Mountain West.
The Koshare Indian museum is home to the world’s largest self-supported log ceiling, but there is more to museum than just its architecture. This renown art collection of Native American and Western art has been featured in countless news articles, magazines, and broadcasts.
We will have an early dinner (your cost) at a local restaurant, then take a self-guided tour of the museum and then enjoy a performance by the Koshare Dancers.