Hispanic-Owned Businesses in COS
Updated: June 23, 2025
Colorado Springs Hispanic-Owned Businesses
Support our region's businesses owned by Hispanic community members!
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Food & Beverage
- Atrevida Beer Company is the first Latina-owned brewery in Colorado ran by a female Head Brewer. Diversity is on tap!
- The Warehouse Restaurant prepares interesting and unique dishes using only the freshest ingredients and local, in season products as Chef James Africano combines his experience with game meats, New Mexican flavors and good old-fashioned home cooking to prepare flavorful meals.
Events
- Fiestas Patrias Colorado is an annual family festival in the heart of Downtown Colorado Springs, bringing people from diverse Hispanic origins to create a cultural fusion. This full-day event in September showcases live music & dancing, Mexican wrestling, vendor booths and plenty of food.
- ¡La Vida! is an annual event taking place in August, celebrating Latin American and Spanish cultures through food, art, music, dance and more.
Services
- Jay Billups Creative Media specializes in documentary-style interviews, educational training videos and 2D animation for education & training. Media production is focused on effectively communicating your message and your story.
- Raise Your Volume is a spiritual empowerment ministry. Rev. Dr. Reina Pudder provides guidance as a reverend, chaplain, spiritual director, speaker and coach.
- Simone Vision Photography specializes in boudoir, glamour, headshots, portraits and senior photos.
- Viva Digital Marketing & Consulting specializes in digital marketing and digital advertising. Works with you to create the best online advertising strategy for your business to grow.
For more resources and information on how you can support our Hispanic community, head to the Colorado Springs Hispanic Business Council – The Hispanic Chamber.
The Business Foundations Technical Assistance program offers technical assistance and grants of up to $1,200 to help Colorado small businesses legally establish themselves.
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