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Events checked Tuesday, October 13.
This week in Parker
All 261 events →8 AMPIN MeetupColorado Springs
This meetup brings together local professionals through Peak Impact Networking to cultivate relationships and create valuable business connections. Built on collaboration, education, and authentic support, it offers a welcoming setting where businesses can broaden their network, elevate their visibility, and contribute to the community in lasting ways.
5590 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs
8 AMColorado Springs No Cost Veterans ClinicAmerican Legion Post 209, Colorado Springs
At a satellite clinic, the Healing Warriors Program provides complimentary appointments in acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, and Healing Touch Therapy for veterans and their families. All clients are welcome to receive care, and services are tailored for those enrolled in the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Program as well as others. Eligible SSG Fox participants can book on a weekly basis. Clients who are not in the SSG Fox program may schedule one visit per month and can choose the week that works best. To make an appointment, email coloradospringsappointments@healingwarriorsprogram.org or call 970-512-8550.
3613 Jeannine Dr, Colorado Springs
11:30 AMChelsea's BingoTurn of the Century Bingo, Aurora
This bingo session features $2,000 in payouts at each session, along with extra chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machine packages range from $25 to $88. Participants must be at least 8 years old, or at least 14 if the session is designated as a Must Go.
1921 S Havana St, Aurora
1 PMBreastfeeding Support “Baby Café” at Jewell ClinicAurora
The Baby Café at Jewel Clinic offers a welcoming space for veterans and their breastfeeding dyads to connect, share both joys and challenges, and learn in a supportive setting. A VA lactation specialist will be on hand for assessments and education on topics such as alternative feeding options, caring for multiples and navigating siblings, breastfeeding older infants, pumping, preparing to return to work or school, recognizing a good latch, skin to skin care, and questions related to tongue or lip ties. Check the Facebook page for any last minute updates before traveling. For questions, contact Elizabeth Yahn at Elizabeth.Yahn@va.gov.
14400 E Jewell Ave, Aurora
4:30 PMGerman Conversation ClubColorado Springs
A friendly German conversation group welcomes all skill levels to practice in a relaxed, social setting. Expect lively chats that encourage speaking as much German as you can, with room to remember, guess, and mix in English when needed. Late arrivals are fine. Coffee and cake contribute to the casual atmosphere. Gatherings are typically held in the library at ASUUC, and some meetups may shift to cafés, hikes, or other local spots.
730 N Tejon St, Colorado Springs
5:30 PMLarimer Square Run Club Between 14th and 15th on Larimer St, Denver, CO, United States, Colorado 80202
The Larimer Square Run Club is a new meetup held each month, presented with Denver Athletics. Runners of every experience level follow a community route through downtown and return to the block to wrap up. Members can receive exclusive Larimer Square merchandise, and after the run participants can enjoy free cocktails at participating businesses.
1465 Larimer St, Denver
5:30 PMHeartland Connect Business NetworkingOverdrive Raceway Colorado Springs
Heartland Connect Business Networking brings together professionals, entrepreneurs, and business owners in a welcoming community dedicated to helping one another grow. The focus is on meaningful conversations, intentional relationship building, and a culture that favors collaboration instead of competition. Participants can make strong connections, exchange ideas, and uncover new possibilities alongside like-minded peers. Gatherings take place at Overdrive Raceway in Colorado Springs on the second Tuesday.
196 Spectrum Loop, Colorado Springs
6 PMDownsizing Roadmap: Stress Free StrategiesNorthridge Rec Center, Littleton
Make progress on downsizing with a free HRCA workshop that turns a big task into clear, doable steps. The session explains why beginning early reduces stress and opens up more choices, highlights frequent pitfalls and how to avoid them, and introduces a simple method to decide what to keep, donate, sell, gift, or let go. It also offers thoughtful ways to manage sentimental items and navigate conversations with family, plus practical next actions you can start using right away. Whether a move is on the horizon or you are preparing for the future, you will leave with useful tools, concrete ideas, and greater confidence to work at your own pace. The workshop is presented by Kristine Castagnaro, owner of Mosaic Senior Transitions, a concierge senior move management company that supports older adults and their families through life changes with organized, respectful service.
8800 S Broadway, Littleton