As the local arts agency for the City of Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region, Cultural Office programming is thoughtfully designed to serve, support, and showcase our vibrant creative sector. Continue to follow our growth and get involved!
Since the Cultural Office is not membership-based, our programming is open (and often free) to all residents of El Paso and Teller counties, as well as visitors to the Pikes Peak region. We are an independent nonprofit building a community united by creativity. If you are inspired by our programs, support us here.
Cultural Promotion & Tourism
The Cultural Office increases cultural participation among local residents and tourists, connects our arts community with peers in the tourism and media industries, and ultimately works to build our region as a regional, national and international arts destination.
Jonathan Toman leads the Cultural Promotion and Tourism program vertical, where he builds local and tourist arts audiences, and the Pikes Peak region’s visibility as an arts destination. He is a local thought leader in cultural promotion & cultural tourism, convening and cultivating the creative sector to advance this topic together. Have questions about tourism and promoting the Pikes Peak region as an arts destination for all? Send Jonathan an email at Jonathan@CulturalOffice.org
Creative Economy
These programs ignite economic growth in the creative sector of the Pikes Peak region. Strong connections with the local business community and new research into our arts market work to chart a new trajectory of growth.
Luke Harper Prince leads the Creative Economy program vertical, where he strengthens the Cultural Office’s collaboration with diverse chambers of commerce and business initiatives, develops interventions and programs that build capacity for the creative sector, conducts & releases research, and leads the Arts Month campaign each fall. Have questions about the business side of creativity in our region? Send Luke an email at Luke@CulturalOffice.org
Arts Education
The Arts Education program invests in centralized coordination, relevant tools, and strategic trainings for those teaching the arts in classroom and community settings in the Pikes Peak region.