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Chamber Lunch and Learn - June
6/4/2026
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Chamber Business After Hours - June
6/16/2026
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Annual Chamber Golf Tournament 2026
7/10/2026
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Chamber Business After Hours - July
7/21/2026
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Chamber Lunch and Learn - August
8/6/2026
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Chamber Business After Hours - August
8/18/2026
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Chamber Business After Hours - September
9/15/2026
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State of the County Breakfast
9/23/2026
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Chamber Business After Hours - October
10/20/2026
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Events in the next 30 days...
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5/30/2026

GRAND OPENING - FAMILY FIRST HEARING - NEW LOCATION

1063 E. Highway 24 • Woodland Park, CO


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5/30/2026

Join us for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the
NEW LOCATION OF Family First Hearing Center 








 

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5/31/2026
General Seating: Doors open at 2:30pm. 3:00pm concert.
P.E.O. is a ladies organization that supports education for women through scholarships at the local (Teller County!), state, national, and international level. P.E.O. Chapters support the educational and charitable funds of the P.E.O. Sisterhood but are not classified as charitable by the IRS. Therefore, donations to individual chapters do not meet the IRS requirements for a charitable income tax deduction. P.E.O. shall not be liable in any way for any goods and services supplied by third-party vendors or public establishments.
Tickets: $35
https://peochapteril.ticketspice.com/john-adams-band-john-denver-the-tribute


 

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6/2/2026
Hike 4 miles to the historic Nobel Cabin with experienced volunteer naturalist, Penny.

Meet at Black Bear Trailhead

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6/3/2026
Have you ever wanted to learn more about the forest and hiking at Mueller State Park? Hike to the first outlook, record sightings in your own nature journal and collect a compass key chain. Best for ages 6-12, but all are welcome. Children and their grown ups should attend together.

Meet at Outlook Ridge Trailhead

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6/4/2026

Hike 2 miles with great views. Along the way learn about what things are helpful to bring with you and useful tips when spending time outside.

Meet at Elk Meadow Trailhead


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6/4/2026
Please join us for our Chamber Lunch and Learn Series. Add a tool each month to your "Business Thriving Tool Kit". Lunch is included.

The Reverse Mortgage Conversation:  Fact, Fiction & What's Missing

Presented by Brady Miller 






 

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6/5/2026
Easy, slow, one-mile round trip hike. Search for the small, beautiful Calypso orchid and listen for the ethereal song of the migratory Hermit Thrush.

Meet outside the Visitor Center.

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6/5/2026
Take time to notice the small details that make nature beautiful. Join us for a slow one-mile hike followed by a bracelet-making activity inspired by what you found beautiful and meaningful.

Meet at Outlook Ridge Trailhead.

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6/6/2026

ANNUAL CITY WIDE GARAGE SALE!

Our City Wide Garage Sale will be on June 6th from 7am to 2pm.    The link below will allow you to sign up as a VENDOR at the event!
Here is the link to the vendor page in case anybody needs info or wants to sell at the event:
 
https://wphskeyclub.seatyourself.biz

 

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6/6/2026
FREE family fun, and be sure to tour the jail. Sheriff Mikesell, and staff along with the Honorary Deputy Sheriffs Association board members will be on hand to meet you and chat with folks from throughout the community.  We will have free food; hot dogs, hamburgers, popcorn, and snow cones. We hope to see you for our annual kickoff to summer event. You won't want to miss the fun. Vince and Larry the crash dummies, Search and Rescue, E-911 Smoke trailer, the volunteer Posse and Reserves will all be at the event as well as the Colorado State Patrol.  So make sure you stop by and grab a bite to eat. 

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6/7/2026
Yoga in the woods. Build Natural Strength and Resilience. Join us for a short walk into the beautiful woods near the visitor center. We'll use yoga based standing movements along with trees, plants, animals, earth and sky to build strength and resilience in our bodies and minds. Please dress in comfortable clothes that you can move in and wear sturdy lightweight walking shoes. All levels of fitness are welcome. No special equipment needed, not even a yoga mat! Participants must be able to walk independently on uneven surfaces. 

Meet at Visitor Center Parking Lot

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6/7/2026

UNVEILING OF NEW ALBUM


The day is finally here! After over four years of work, Rose and The Thorn are unveiling their new album MOJO. Saturday, June 7 at the Ute Pass Cultural Center. Doors open at 3:00 for the concert of the Summer starting at 4pm! Tickets ($20) are available at the door - but are expected to sell out so get there early. The concert will start with Dalton LaFever showing off with his new album then followed with the one and only, brand new, Rose and The Thorn Band playing the MOJO album. This show will benefit the Ute Pass Symphony Guild and the Symphony Above The Clouds. Food will be available by Danny’s Thai food. We promise you that you’ll not want to miss this monumental show. See you there!

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6/8/2026
Easy, slow, one-mile round trip hike. Search for the small, beautiful Calypso orchid and listen for the ethereal song of the migratory Hermit Thrush.

Meet outside the Visitor Center.

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6/10/2026

Learn how to fly fish and how it’s different from other styles like bait fishing, trolling, and spinning. Use your new or seasoned skills to try to catch a fish at one of Mueller’s favorite ponds. All gear is provided. Best for ages 10 and older.

*Weekend dates require registration. Weekday dates do not.
Pre-register online at cpw.state.co.us/events.

Meet at Dragonfly Pond parking lot. Bring water, sun protection, and a camp chair.


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6/11/2026

Take time to notice the small details that make nature beautiful. Join us for a slow one-mile hike followed by a bracelet-making activity inspired by what you found beautiful and meaningful.

Meet at Outlook Ridge Trailhead


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6/12/2026

Join us for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for 
LES SCHWAB TIRES









 

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6/12/2026
Join DarkSky Colorado and the Sacred Tree Council for an evening under the stars with Indigenous storytellers who will share tales of the night sky. Bring a headlamp and camp chair.

Registration required at cpw.state.co.us/events.

Meet outside Visitor Center.

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6/13/2026

JOIN US FOR SHRED DAY


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6/13/2026

Test your skills or try a new one at this beginner archery class. All supplies are provided, simply come with your listening ears and a good attitude. All ages are welcome; bows have a draw weight of 6-20lbs. A nerf bow station will be available for those unable to pull back the bow string. Some adaptable equipment is available. Call for more details.

*Weekend dates require registration. Weekday dates do not. â€‹Pre-register online at cpw.state.co.us/events.

Meet at Dragonfly Pond parking lot. Bring water, sun protection, and wear close-toed shoes.


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6/13/2026

Do you know what a Ponderosa Pine smells like? Have you ever noticed the color of your hand after touching an aspen tree? Use your sense of sight, touch, hearing and smell to connect to nature in new ways on this 1 mile hike. Peak View has limited parking. The comfort station and Homestead trailhead are nearby with more spots.

Meet at Peak View Trailhead.


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6/13/2026

This year is Colorado’s 150 anniversary as a state! At this historical talk learn about the journey it took to get there.

Meet at Amphitheater


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6/14/2026

Unwind in nature’s joy & wonder through the healing practice of Forest Bathing/shinrin yoku. Join Forest Therapy Guide, Jane, for this peaceful 1 mile wander with prompts to quiet the mind, open the senses and connect closely with yourself & the land, closing with tea brewed from local plants. Min. age 12 recommended. Dress for changing weather, bring water & backpack for hands-free.

Meet at Visitor Center parking lot. 

*Registration required. Pre-register online at cpw.state.co.us/events.


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6/14/2026

Have you ever wanted to learn more about the ponds and critters at Mueller State Park? Investigate aquatic life in the park, become a Junior Ranger and collect a dragonfly keychain. Children and their grown ups should attend together. There is limited parking at Peak View trailhead. Homestead trailhead and the Comfort Station are close by and have extra parking.

Meet at Peak View Trailhead.


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6/14/2026
Mountain bikers and e-bikers welcome; you must bring your own bike and helmet. You can expect to cover equipment, skills like braking and gear changes, and safety considerations. Ages 15+. At the end enjoy a short ride through the park.

* Registration required. Pre-register online at cpw.state.co.us/events.

Meet at Bootlegger Parking Lot.

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6/15/2026

Join us for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the
NEW LOCATION OF Grit to Greatness






 

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6/15/2026
Watch the night sky unfold. Learn how to find the north star, constellations and fun facts about the cosmos. Easy 1-mile round trip hike. Dress for cool weather. Bring headlamp.

Meet at Outlook Ridge Trailhead.

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6/16/2026

Join us for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the
NEW LOCATION OF SHEATH Underwear









 

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6/16/2026

June 16 Business After Hours is hosted by SHEATH UNDERWEAR

Join us for the next Business After Hours — the premier networking event in Teller County!

Whether you’re a longtime member or new to the Chamber, this is your chance to reconnect with friends, clients, and fellow business owners — and meet new contacts in a relaxed, informal setting. Expect good food, drinks, door prizes, and plenty of opportunity to share what you're working on and learn what others have going on.

Bring your business cards, your conversation, and your spirit of community — you never know where the next connection might lead. See you there!  MEMBER ONLY EVENT!




 

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6/17/2026
Test your skills or try a new one at this beginner archery class. All supplies are provided, simply come with your listening ears and a good attitude. All ages are welcome; bows have a draw weight of 6-20lbs. A nerf bow station will be available for those unable to pull back the bow string. Some adaptable equipment is available. Call for more details.

Meet at Dragonfly Pond Parking Lot. 

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6/17/2026

Do you know what a Ponderosa Pine smells like? Have you ever noticed the color of your hand after touching an aspen tree? Use your sense of sight, touch, hearing and smell to connect to nature in new ways on this 1 mile hike. Peak View has limited parking. The comfort station and Homestead trailhead are nearby with more spots.

Meet at Peak View Trailhead.


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6/18/2026
Ever wanted to try fishing, but not sure where to start? Learn all of the basics like fishing regulations, equipment, knot tying, fish handling and how to cast. After learning the basics you will have some time to fish at Dragonfly Pond. Equipment is provided.

Meet at Dragonfly Pond.

*You must register in advance to ensure we have enough poles for everyone.
Pre-register online at cpw.state.co.us/events.

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6/18/2026
Come learn about how Colorado’s mysterious wild cats survive and support our natural spaces. You’ll also get a chance to interact with furs and skulls.

Meet at Amphitheater.

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6/18/2026
Come learn about how Colorado’s mysterious wild cats survive and support our natural spaces. You’ll also get a chance to interact with furs and skulls.

Meet at Amphitheater. 

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6/18/2026

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6/19/2026
 -6/21/2026

The annual Victor Gem & Mineral Show presented by the Southern Teller County Focus Group (STCFG) in Victor, Colorado will be held June 19-21. The event offers a unique way to spend Father’s Day weekend in the cool and sunny mountain air. Bring Dad to Victor, find a pet rock, learn to pan for gold, take a mine tour, and take in some free live music. The show will be held in downtown historic Victor and is open and free to the public.
 
The show will include vendors selling polished gems, hand-crafted jewelry, rough slabs, specimens, cabochons, geodes, turquoise, and more. There will also be gold and gem panning at the Victor Lowell Thomas Museum. Show hours are from 9 to 5 Friday and Saturday and 9-4 on Sunday. 
 
Saturday night, June 20, the City of Victor will sponsor free live music on the Pinnacle Park Plaza stage. Come enjoy a cold drink and take in the concert, shop for gems and jewelry, and relax in the mountain air. This is the first in a series of summer concerts hosted by the city. Concerts are free and are scheduled for several Saturday nights through August.
 
Friday through Sunday SSR Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining will offer yours of the modern gold mine. Victor Main Street will host a kid’s pet rock event, and local businesses will host special events.
 

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6/19/2026

Learn how to fly fish and how it’s different from other styles like bait fishing, trolling, and spinning. Use your new or seasoned skills to try to catch a fish at one of Mueller’s favorite ponds. All gear is provided. Best for ages 10 and older.

*Weekend dates require registration. Weekday dates do not.
Pre-register online at cpw.state.co.us/events.

Meet at Dragonfly Pond parking lot. Bring water, sun protection, and a camp chair.


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6/20/2026
Get in some distance with this roughly 6.5 mile hike. See the many habitats in the park like forests, meadows and valleys as you pass the historic Cheesman Ranch and Dynamite Cabin.

Meet at Grouse Mountain Trailhead

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6/20/2026
Explore the park's wilderness and wildlife, earn a Junior Ranger badge and collect a bear keychain. Come prepared to spend time outside. Children and their grown ups should attend together.

Meet in front of Visitor Center.

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6/20/2026
Join a guided hike at the Lost Pond Loop. Learn how to identify trees such as Ponderosa Pines, Lodgepole Pines, and Quaking Aspens while enjoying the beautiful scenery on this 3 mile hike. 

Meet at the Lost Pond Trailhead at the Visitor Center. 

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6/21/2026
Celebrate Dad on Father's Day with the wolves!

Wolf tour. Breakfast burritos. Raffle.

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6/21/2026
Meander past beautiful views while enjoying an audiobook. Join a park hiking guide on a 2.6 mile hike to two overlooks. Bring your own audio book and headphones. At each overlook sit and share about the stories.

Meet at Outlook Ridge Trailhead.

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6/23/2026
Take in beautiful views of the west side of Pikes Peak on this 2 mile hike. Along the way hear about how Pikes Peak was formed, the people who’ve climbed it over history and how it became America’s mountain.

Meet at Elk Meadow Trailhead.

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6/23/2026

Join us for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - Audibel 








 

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6/23/2026

Journey a short mile up to the highest point in the park to enjoy the views at the top. One of the only hikes at Mueller where you start uphill and end downhill.

Meet at Grouse Mountain Trailhead.


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6/24/2026
Yoga in the woods. Build Natural Strength and Resilience. Join us for a short walk into the beautiful woods near the visitor center. We'll use yoga based standing movements along with trees, plants, animals, earth and sky to build strength and resilience in our bodies and minds. Please dress in comfortable clothes that you can move in and wear sturdy lightweight walking shoes. All levels of fitness are welcome. No special equipment needed, not even a yoga mat! Participants must be able to walk independently on uneven surfaces. 

Meet at Visitor Center Parking Lot

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6/28/2026

Learn how to fly fish and how it’s different from other styles like bait fishing, trolling, and spinning. Use your new or seasoned skills to try to catch a fish at one of Mueller’s favorite ponds. All gear is provided. Best for ages 10 and older.

*Weekend dates require registration. Weekday dates do not.
Pre-register online at cpw.state.co.us/events.

Meet at Dragonfly Pond parking lot. Bring water, sun protection, and a camp chair.


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6/29/2026

Watch the night sky unfold with the Full Moon rising in the east. Learn how to find the north star, constellations and fun facts about the cosmos. Easy 1-mile round trip hike. Dress for cool weather. Bring a headlamp.


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