Finally, a haunted house you actually have to escape from! Will you escape this Halloween? The House on Cortner Road is the scariest, most haunted room we've built yet. Change up your Halloween tradition and come try an escape room starting September 27th! There are only 5 rooms available on Halloween night so book soon! Legend has it that in an old farm house out amongst the cornfields in the County, an old man went on a killing spree decades ago and that, even now, if you go there at night, you'll see and experience things you'll never be able to explain. The question is, can you escape once you've entered? Reccommeded Age: 13+

Join us for the 10th annual Pueblo Keyboard Arts Festival featuring an evening of “Monster” piano fun. CSU-Pueblo faculty, students, alumni, and guests will demonstrate what FIVE grand pianos can do. The engaging program includes Mozart’s Two Piano Concerto (performed with the CSU-Pueblo Orchestra), Robert Pace’s Rhumba, the world premiere of Dupre’s Cortege and Litany arranged for keyboard ensemble (arr. by CSU-Pueblo student Jay Elliott), and the American premiere of Alexander Yossifov’s (Bulgaria) Toccata and Canon for two pianos, sixteen hands. Featured artists include guest artist Dr. Joachim Reinhuber, CSU-P faculty Dr. Zahari Metchkov, the CSU-Pueblo Orchestra directed by Dr. Timothy Hsu, CSU-Pueblo Students/alumni, and Southern Colorado piano teachers/students. We warmly invite all piano alumni of the CSU-Pueblo music department to attend a special pre-concert reception with light hor d’oeuvres and beverages. Non-alumni are welcome to attend for $10.

Toys accepted during hours of operation. Monetary donations are also accepted. Make checks payable to Pueblo Parks and Recreation with “El Centro Toy Drive” written in the memo section of the check.

Pueblo Bulls home games here at the arena. Games Friday 6:00pm, Saturday 6:00pm and Sunday 2:00pm. More info https://www.pueblobullshockey.com/

Join us for our volunteering adventures! Clean-ups: Trash and debris removed at specific locations around the city of Pueblo, within the parks and on the trails. You or your business can organize a clean-up for any of the parks or trails just contact the Volunteer Coordinator. Adopt a Park, Trail, Streetscape or Playground This gives businesses, non-profit organizations, families, individuals, groups and neighborhood associations the option of volunteering or contributing funds to maintain and adopt any of Pueblo’s beautiful parks, trails, streetscapes or playground. Community Events: Help us set up and/or break down events for the community of Pueblo, help with volunteer registration and accept event tickets. Most importantly have fun! All volunteer positions and events from the Pueblo Parks and Recreation Volunteer Program are also listed on the website calendar and newsfeed sections at www.puebloparks.us For more details or to sign up, contact Barbara today!