The best of local art programs and events are selected weekly by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region. COPPER serves as the lead organization for centralizing and coordinating information about cultural services in the community.

The Fort Carson Grant Library, Army Community Service (ACS) and the Child, Youth and School Services (CYS2) offer a variety of programs, events and classes to children of all ages. Children participating in CYS2 programs must be registered in the CYS2 system. For information on free registration, call or visit the Fort Carson Central Registration Office (bldg. 1518, telephone: 526-1101).

Playgroups, early education programs with age appropriate, interactive games and activities are offered free of charge on a monthly basis. A variety of free events with family entertainment and activities take place regularly at various MWR facilities. These programs and events are open to the public.

The Fort Carson Youth Sports Office offers sports leagues all year around in a variety of sports such as cheerleading, baseball, soccer and bowling. For each sport, teams are organized for the winter, spring, summer and fall seasons, participation fees vary per sport. A variety of free events with age appropriate entertainment and activities take place regularly at various MWR facilities. These events are open to the public.

The Fort Carson Youth Sports Office offers sports leagues all year around in a variety of sports such as cheerleading, baseball, soccer and bowling. For each sport, teams are organized for the winter, spring, summer and fall seasons, participation fees vary per sport. A variety of free events with age appropriate entertainment and activities take place regularly at various MWR facilities. These events are open to the public.

The Fort Carson Youth Sports Office offers sports leagues all year around in a variety of sports such as cheerleading, baseball, soccer and bowling. For each sport, teams are organized for the winter, spring, summer and fall seasons, participation fees vary per sport. A variety of free events with age appropriate entertainment and activities take place regularly at various MWR facilities. These events are open to the public.

Free programs and events are offered monthly at a variety of MWR facilities. These programs are free to attend and offer quality entertainment with food, games, prizes and more. Most events are open to the public.

These free programs are family focused and are appropriate for children of all ages with live entertainment, crafts, games and prizes. Most events are open to the public.

Various MWR locations offer great entertainment for audience 18 and older on a regular basis for example concerts, comedy shows, poker tournaments, karaoke nights and more. Admission is always free; most events are open to the public.

Fort Carson’s Army Community Service (ACS), in partnership with local workforce centers and employment offices, hosts career fairs on a regular basis. Participating organizations come from both the government and the private sector to recruit employees from the Fort Carson community. Attendance is free and open to the public.

Special family events and programs are offered at various MWR facilities for all the popular holidays throughout the year with holiday themed activities, food & beverages, games and more. All holiday activities are family focused and free with no admission fees. Most events are open to the public.

A variety of free classes and free training are offered at Fort Carson for Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians), 18 years or older. Selected classes are offered for a minimal fee and are open to the public.

Fort Caron’s Auto Craft Shop offers classes with information and demonstrations on the basics of vehicle maintenance, from oil change to tire pressure check and more. Classes are open to the public; cost is $5 per class.

Free computer classes are offered by the Fort Carson Army Community Service; Microsoft Office, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, more. Classes are open to Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians).

Free classes are offered by the Fort Carson Army Community Service; home buying workshops, checkbook managements, debt management and more. Classes are open to Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians).

Free classes are offered by the Fort Carson Grant Library at beginner, intermediate and advanced level. Classes are taught by the Pikes Peak Genealogical Society educator and are open to Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians) and anyone they would like to sponsor.

Free language classes are offered by the Fort Carson Army Community Service; English as a Second language on beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Classes are open to Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians).

Free classes are offered by the Fort Carson Army Community Service; for new parents, for parents going through divorce and separation or dealing with deployments and other family issues. Classes are open to Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians).

Free classes are offered by the Fort Carson Grant Library providing attendees with free supplies, instructions on new techniques and ideas for preserving memories. Classes are open to Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians) and everyone they would like to sponsor.

Fort Carson’s fitness centers lead the industry in the development of innovative and unique group exercise programming with cutting edge classes. More then 13 different types of fitness classes are offered several times a week. Cost ranges from $1 to $3 per session, with free classes offered occasionally. Classes are open to Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians).

The Fort Carson Intramural Sports Office recruits teams and schedules games in the following sports: basketball, dodge ball, bowling, flag football, volleyball. Intramural sports teams are offered to both men and women free of charge. Programs are open to Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians).

The Fort Carson Child, Youth and School Services (CYS2) offer a variety of sports activities for children between the ages of 3-18 years, all year around. All participating children must be enrolled in the CYS2 system, enrollment is free and open to all Department of Defense ID card holders (active duty and retired military, their family members and DoD civilians). Cost varies per sport, age and length of the season.

The best of local music programs and events are selected weekly by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region. COPPER serves as the lead organization for centralizing and coordinating information about cultural services in the community.

Fort Carson MWR operates four fitness centers, two swimming pools, a golf course, a bowling center and two sports bars. Outdoor adventure programs and trips are offered all year around. Turkey Creek Ranch is located just south of Fort Carson offering trail rides, pony rides, wagon rides and more. Selected facilities and programs are open to the public.

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