Fun Local Events
Fun Local Events
Where Fun Events Meets Meaningful Business Connections
I’m always on the lookout for local events that blend fun with opportunity, places where you can discover new products, meet interesting people, and stumble into collaborations without feeling like you’re “working.”
These events aren’t just about shopping or showing up with a business agenda. They’re about connection, curiosity, and inspiration. Below is a list of local events I recommend and may attend when my schedule allows.
Featured This Month
(Updated monthly)
CEO in Sync: Align Your Business with Your Natural Rhythms
When? Sunday, March 29
7 pm to 10 pm
Where?
Kinship Landing
415 S Nevada Ave
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
What? Creative Chaos Collective is bringing together a mix of art, music, and creative energy for a night of good food, drinks, and connections. It’s the kind of space where people from all walks (artists, entrepreneurs, makeup artists, dreamers) can come together and share ideas. Looks like a fun evening to soak up some inspiration and see what kind of magic happens when a room is full of creative energy.
Save The Dates Events
Community, conversation, and a reason to get out of the house ~ save these dates.
May 29 - 31 ~ Vintage Market Days of Colorado Springs
This is an upscale vintage-inspired indoor/outdoor market featuring original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home décor, outdoor furnishings, consumable yummies, seasonal plantings and a little more. Vintage Market Days® events are so much more than a flea market. Each Vintage Market Days® event is a unique opportunity for vendors to display their talents and passions in creative venues.
September 12th ~ Vendor's Market
Events to Watch For
These upcoming events don’t have dates just yet, but they’re worth keeping on your radar.
Women's Expo with A Cause - Fall 2026
Join Me
I especially enjoy attending non-holiday events. Not because holidays are bad, but because these tend to be less hectic, less competitive, and far more relaxed. There’s usually less pressure to sell before a season ends, which creates space for real conversations and easier connections. Another bonus? The products, services, and collaborations you discover aren’t tied to a specific time of year. That makes the relationships you build feel more sustainable and relevant year-round. Going solo is always an option, but I’ve found that attending as a group is both more fun and more productive. Veronica from Studio #6 is part of ours, and we’re always open to welcoming more people. If you’re interested in joining us at a future event, feel free to text me and let me know. The more the merrier, and the conversations tend to be better, too. If you end up going on your own or with someone else, I’ll still be happy to see you there. 😉
