Upcoming Cultural Events You Should Not Miss in Colorado

The Colorado Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (COHCC) curates a year‑long calendar of cultural events that blend celebration with business opportunity. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, community leader, or simply looking to enjoy vibrant festivities, these events are essential.

1. Hispanic Heritage Parade – Denver, May 10

Colorado’s largest celebration of Hispanic culture. Features marching bands, traditional dance troupes, and a showcase of over 200 Hispanic‑owned businesses along Colfax Avenue.

• Free public entry
• Vendor booths available for members (early registration required)
• Live streaming in both English and Spanish on the COHCC website

2. Empower Colorado Business Expo – Boulder, June 22‑23

A two‑day expo linking startups with investors, featuring panel discussions on financing, technology, and market expansion.

1. Keynote: “Scaling Hispanic Enterprises in the Digital Age”
2. Workshops on grant writing and bilingual marketing
3. Networking cocktail reception on the second evening

3. Fiesta de la Innovación – Colorado Springs, August 15

A festival highlighting innovation in STEM fields among Hispanic students and professionals. Includes hackathon, robotics demos, and career fair.

• Open to high school, college, and post‑graduate participants
• Scholarship awards announced during the closing ceremony
• Family‑friendly activities and food trucks

4. Annual Gala & Awards – Denver, October 5

A black‑tie event recognizing outstanding contributions to Colorado’s Hispanic community. Awards categories include Business Excellence, Community Impact, and Emerging Leader.

Tickets include a dinner featuring Colorado‑inspired Hispanic cuisine, live music, and a silent auction supporting COHCC scholarships.

5. Día de los Muertos Community Celebration – Pueblo, November 2‑3

Honoring the Day of the Dead with altars, art installations, and cultural workshops. A unique opportunity for artists and businesses to showcase their work.

• Free entry for all ages
• Workshops on traditional papel picado and sugar skull making
• Marketplace for local artisans

How to Participate

All events are open to COHCC members and the public. To secure a spot as a vendor, sponsor, or speaker, visit the Events page and fill out the appropriate application form. Early registration ensures discounted rates.

Benefits of Attending

• Networking: Connect with over 10,000 professionals and community leaders.
• Brand Visibility: Promote your products or services to a targeted Hispanic audience.
• Community Impact: Support cultural preservation and economic development initiatives.

Mark these dates, share them with your network, and join COHCC in celebrating the richness of Hispanic culture while driving business growth.