Join this gathering of Native American tribes and peoples to celebrate through song, dance, drumming and other traditions. There’s a long history of Native American presence and culture at Garden of the Gods. Rock Ledge Ranch Garden of the Gods Powwow
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Young Native American dancers in full regalia at the Garden of the Gods Rock Ledge Ranch Powwow. You’ll be helping the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region care for thousands of lost, abandoned, abused and unwanted pets, giving them a second chance. You and your dog can also join the 2-mile dog walk from the Norris Penrose Event Center to the festival at Bear Creek Park. You get to sample craft beers and spirits from more than 30 breweries and distilleries and enjoy live music, pet contests, agility demonstrations and food from local food trucks. Bring your furry friends to one of Colorado’s only dog-friendly festivals. It’s kind of like Oktoberfest goes to the dogs. If you don’t win those, use this code: SPRINGSMAG23 for 10% off.
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We’re giving away two free tickets, so register now to win by Sept. It all happens 1-6 p.m., but VIP access gets you in at noon for a head start.
Live music, dance performances and wing eating contests will be happening throughout the afternoon. There’s a Family Fun Zone for the kids with activities such as face painting, bounce houses, a ninja gym, soccer and more. Oskar Blues will be pouring cold beer, and 1350 Distillery will be serving cocktails.
It’s a celebration of flavor, fun and community with lots of wings for you to sample. Who has the best wings in Colorado Springs and beyond? Taste them and vote at the huge, family-friendly Best of the West Wing Fest. Here are our picks for 5 of the best things to do in the Springs this week through Sept. If you’re still looking for more entertainment, see our Featured Events by. Beyond all that, here are our top five of events happening this week and weekend that we think are especially interesting, intriguing and just plain fun. And live music continues to rock on too, as you can see in Free Summer Concerts in the Springs 2023. Fall color will begin showing up soon in the Pikes Peak region and beyond, so keep an eye on When and Where to Catch Peak Fall Color in Colorado. It’s Oktoberfest season, and you can find an overflowing calendar of festivities in Where to Celebrate Oktoberfest 2023 in Colorado. So what is there to do around here? There are tons of things going on in these beautiful days of September official summer/unofficial fall.
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