Group Visits - CSPM

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Group Visits

Visiting with a group of 10 or more? Explore your options.

We require that all groups of 10 or more register in advance using the form at the end of this page. If you are interested in a History Stroll or Guided Tour, please schedule at least two weeks in advance of your planned visit. 

Self-Guided Experience – with Welcome & Introduction

Logo for Until Forever Comes: This is Ute Homeland

Until Forever Comes: This is Ute Homeland is the result of five years of consultation with our Tribal partners: the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, and Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation. This permanent exhibition centers the ongoing history and culture of the Ute People in the Pikes Peak region, in their own words.

To ensure the information shared in the exhibit reflects the power, authenticity, and accuracy of the Ute People telling their own story, the museum will not be offering guided tours of the space. Your group is welcome to request an introduction to the exhibit where we will provide more information on this project.

Outdoor History Stroll: Law & Disorder

Museum staff member shares information to a large group on an outdoor walking tour.

On this half-mile guided stroll through downtown Colorado Springs, explore how Colorado Springs officials fought to remain a “dry town” in “wet times,” the captivating story of how the Colorado Springs Citizens Committee worked to run the KKK out of town in the 1920s, and an infamous murder case that would lead to a groundbreaking development in forensic science. Please schedule at least two weeks in advance. 

*Please note that while all guests are welcome, this tour is designed for an adult audience

Guided Tour: Marking Time - Commemorating the Past in the Pikes Peak Region

New for 2026!  Join the CSPM to critically reflect on the meaning of and connections to the commemoration of the America 250/Colorado 150 anniversaries. In 2026, how can we make sense of the 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, and 150 years of Colorado statehood? Join a knowledgeable guide on this 1-hour tour, exploring how we have “marked time” throughout the history of Colorado Springs. Consider different regional anniversaries through objects and stories and reflect on your own memories and observations of important events and dates. Please schedule at least two weeks in advance.  

*Please note that while all guests are welcome, this tour is designed for an adult audience

GROUP REGISTRATION FORM

All groups of 10 or more are required to register 48 hours prior to their visit.

  • Your Contact Info

    TEACHERS – Please do not use this form to plan a field trip to the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum. Visit our “For Teachers” section at the top of this web page to arrange a visit for your students. Thank you!
  • Your Visit Information

  • The Museum is open Tuesdays through Saturdays. Please note that we cannot guarantee that this date will be available.
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  • The Museum is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 am to 5 pm. Outdoor and indoor tours are offered 10:00 am to 3:30 pm.
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  • Tour groups may not exceed 40 people.
  • Tour groups may not exceed 40 people. We require (1) adult chaperone for every (8) children. School groups should visit our “For Teachers” page to schedule a field trip.
  • If you experience difficulties with our online Group Visits Form, please call or email the Museum Program Coordinator, Meg Yevara at 719-385-5631 or meg.yevara@coloradosprings.gov.