Nonprofit Arts Agency that serves the City of Colorado Springs and the greater Pikes Peak region - Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region

The Cultural Office unifies the power of arts & culture
across our community.

Through centralized services, gatherings, and strategic programs,

we make creative workers & organizations more powerful together and positively impactful for the Pikes Peak region.

Our Vision:

A Thriving Community United by Creativity

The Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region (a.k.a. COPPR) is the nonprofit local arts agency that serves the City of Colorado Springs and the greater Pikes Peak region (El Paso and Teller Counties) in Colorado. We work to ensure that the creative sector grows in economic vitality and depth of impact, that creative workers can thrive in our community, and that the arts are leveraged to positively address regional economic development, education, cultural tourism, and quality of life.

Beyond the Cultural Office's regional leadership & advocacy,
our programs focus on:

Cultural Promotion & Tourism

Creative Economy

Arts Education

Our Mission

We champion our diverse creative community as a vital part of the region’s identity and economy through service, connection, and advocacy.

RECENT NEWS

Stronger Together. Arts Month Artist Mixer and Open House. Sunday, October 4, 1-4 PM.

You’re Invited! ‘Stronger Together’ Arts Month Artist Mixer and Open House

Please join us on Sunday, October 4 between 1-4 PM at the Cultural Office to kick-off Arts Month with an

September 1, 2026

Intersections of Arts, Music, Culture + Commerce: A Panel Discussion

The Business of Arts, Music & Culture explores how creativity shapes Colorado Springs’ economy, identity, and quality of life.

September 1, 2026

20th Anniversary Events

Join us at these special events that will honor COPPR’s 20th Anniversary in a variety of ways! Sept. 4 – “Stronger Together”

August 28, 2026

‘Stronger Together’ Exhibit Honors Arts Community and COPPR

Cottonwood Center for the Arts and The Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region (COPPR) will open “Stronger Together,” a

August 28, 2026

Our Spacious Skies: Join the Conversation on the Arts with Regional Experts

Please join us for a free event featuring a panel discussion on the future of arts and culture in the

July 27, 2026

Artist Mixer with Featured Artist Jean Gumpper

Calling all artists, arts appreciators, and collectors! Join COPPR and Auric Gallery at the Cultural Office to spend time with

July 22, 2026

LOCAL ARTS EVENTS

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Mar 19, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Step, Repeat'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

Pattern—an artistic, musical, literary, or mechanical repeating design or form—has been employed as an embellishment throughout the history of civilization, but it has achieved its own power and meaning in modern and postmodern art. No longer dismissed as ornament or ‘women’s work’, pattern can be abstracted, magnified, made into subject, or it can make a subversive statement in the hands of a contemporary artist. This call invited artists to submit works that use a repeated pattern as an intentional, essential element. All mediums were considered, previously exhibited works were not be accepted. Photo credit: Annie Pieper - Detail of Mayday This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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Mar 20, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Step, Repeat'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

Pattern—an artistic, musical, literary, or mechanical repeating design or form—has been employed as an embellishment throughout the history of civilization, but it has achieved its own power and meaning in modern and postmodern art. No longer dismissed as ornament or ‘women’s work’, pattern can be abstracted, magnified, made into subject, or it can make a subversive statement in the hands of a contemporary artist. This call invited artists to submit works that use a repeated pattern as an intentional, essential element. All mediums were considered, previously exhibited works were not be accepted. Photo credit: Annie Pieper - Detail of Mayday This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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Mar 21, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Step, Repeat'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

Pattern—an artistic, musical, literary, or mechanical repeating design or form—has been employed as an embellishment throughout the history of civilization, but it has achieved its own power and meaning in modern and postmodern art. No longer dismissed as ornament or ‘women’s work’, pattern can be abstracted, magnified, made into subject, or it can make a subversive statement in the hands of a contemporary artist. This call invited artists to submit works that use a repeated pattern as an intentional, essential element. All mediums were considered, previously exhibited works were not be accepted. Photo credit: Annie Pieper - Detail of Mayday This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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Mar 24, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Step, Repeat'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

Pattern—an artistic, musical, literary, or mechanical repeating design or form—has been employed as an embellishment throughout the history of civilization, but it has achieved its own power and meaning in modern and postmodern art. No longer dismissed as ornament or ‘women’s work’, pattern can be abstracted, magnified, made into subject, or it can make a subversive statement in the hands of a contemporary artist. This call invited artists to submit works that use a repeated pattern as an intentional, essential element. All mediums were considered, previously exhibited works were not be accepted. Photo credit: Annie Pieper - Detail of Mayday This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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Mar 25, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Step, Repeat'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

Pattern—an artistic, musical, literary, or mechanical repeating design or form—has been employed as an embellishment throughout the history of civilization, but it has achieved its own power and meaning in modern and postmodern art. No longer dismissed as ornament or ‘women’s work’, pattern can be abstracted, magnified, made into subject, or it can make a subversive statement in the hands of a contemporary artist. This call invited artists to submit works that use a repeated pattern as an intentional, essential element. All mediums were considered, previously exhibited works were not be accepted. Photo credit: Annie Pieper - Detail of Mayday This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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Mar 26, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Step, Repeat'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

Pattern—an artistic, musical, literary, or mechanical repeating design or form—has been employed as an embellishment throughout the history of civilization, but it has achieved its own power and meaning in modern and postmodern art. No longer dismissed as ornament or ‘women’s work’, pattern can be abstracted, magnified, made into subject, or it can make a subversive statement in the hands of a contemporary artist. This call invited artists to submit works that use a repeated pattern as an intentional, essential element. All mediums were considered, previously exhibited works were not be accepted. Photo credit: Annie Pieper - Detail of Mayday This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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Mar 27, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Step, Repeat'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

Pattern—an artistic, musical, literary, or mechanical repeating design or form—has been employed as an embellishment throughout the history of civilization, but it has achieved its own power and meaning in modern and postmodern art. No longer dismissed as ornament or ‘women’s work’, pattern can be abstracted, magnified, made into subject, or it can make a subversive statement in the hands of a contemporary artist. This call invited artists to submit works that use a repeated pattern as an intentional, essential element. All mediums were considered, previously exhibited works were not be accepted. Photo credit: Annie Pieper - Detail of Mayday This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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Mar 28, 2026

'Step, Repeat'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

Pattern—an artistic, musical, literary, or mechanical repeating design or form—has been employed as an embellishment throughout the history of civilization, but it has achieved its own power and meaning in modern and postmodern art. No longer dismissed as ornament or ‘women’s work’, pattern can be abstracted, magnified, made into subject, or it can make a subversive statement in the hands of a contemporary artist. This call invited artists to submit works that use a repeated pattern as an intentional, essential element. All mediums were considered, previously exhibited works were not be accepted. Photo credit: Annie Pieper - Detail of Mayday This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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'Sacred Roots: The Art of the Living Earth'

Mar 06, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Sacred Roots: The Art of the Living Earth'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

From the Artist: In Sacred Roots, the symbiotic relationship between ancient heritage and the natural environment takes center stage. Drawing from centuries-old Indian art forms, this solo exhibition celebrates nature not as a backdrop, but as a primary protagonist. From the regal display of stylized peacocks to the fluid movements of aquatic life, each work serves as a testament to the belief that every living being carries an essential story. By bringing these earth-based traditions to a modern audience, the collection highlights a global yearning for harmony with our surroundings. The exhibition is a rhythmic dance of pattern and pigment, offering a meditative space where viewers can reconnect with the "Tree of Life" and the vibrant spirits of the animal kingdom. Through intricate linework and intentional geometry, these pieces translate the pulse of the natural world into a sophisticated, contemporary visual language. This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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'Sacred Roots: The Art of the Living Earth'

Mar 07, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Sacred Roots: The Art of the Living Earth'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

From the Artist: In Sacred Roots, the symbiotic relationship between ancient heritage and the natural environment takes center stage. Drawing from centuries-old Indian art forms, this solo exhibition celebrates nature not as a backdrop, but as a primary protagonist. From the regal display of stylized peacocks to the fluid movements of aquatic life, each work serves as a testament to the belief that every living being carries an essential story. By bringing these earth-based traditions to a modern audience, the collection highlights a global yearning for harmony with our surroundings. The exhibition is a rhythmic dance of pattern and pigment, offering a meditative space where viewers can reconnect with the "Tree of Life" and the vibrant spirits of the animal kingdom. Through intricate linework and intentional geometry, these pieces translate the pulse of the natural world into a sophisticated, contemporary visual language. This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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'Sacred Roots: The Art of the Living Earth'

Mar 10, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Sacred Roots: The Art of the Living Earth'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

From the Artist: In Sacred Roots, the symbiotic relationship between ancient heritage and the natural environment takes center stage. Drawing from centuries-old Indian art forms, this solo exhibition celebrates nature not as a backdrop, but as a primary protagonist. From the regal display of stylized peacocks to the fluid movements of aquatic life, each work serves as a testament to the belief that every living being carries an essential story. By bringing these earth-based traditions to a modern audience, the collection highlights a global yearning for harmony with our surroundings. The exhibition is a rhythmic dance of pattern and pigment, offering a meditative space where viewers can reconnect with the "Tree of Life" and the vibrant spirits of the animal kingdom. Through intricate linework and intentional geometry, these pieces translate the pulse of the natural world into a sophisticated, contemporary visual language. This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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'Sacred Roots: The Art of the Living Earth'

Mar 11, 2026 - Mar 28, 2026

'Sacred Roots: The Art of the Living Earth'

Presented by Cottonwood Center for the Arts at Cottonwood Center for the Arts Colorado Springs, CO

From the Artist: In Sacred Roots, the symbiotic relationship between ancient heritage and the natural environment takes center stage. Drawing from centuries-old Indian art forms, this solo exhibition celebrates nature not as a backdrop, but as a primary protagonist. From the regal display of stylized peacocks to the fluid movements of aquatic life, each work serves as a testament to the belief that every living being carries an essential story. By bringing these earth-based traditions to a modern audience, the collection highlights a global yearning for harmony with our surroundings. The exhibition is a rhythmic dance of pattern and pigment, offering a meditative space where viewers can reconnect with the "Tree of Life" and the vibrant spirits of the animal kingdom. Through intricate linework and intentional geometry, these pieces translate the pulse of the natural world into a sophisticated, contemporary visual language. This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.

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