Pikes Peak Center for Performing Arts
Overview
Pikes Peak Center seats approximately 2,000 and hosts a variety of shows every year, including concerts, comedy, dance, theatre and family shows. Notable past performers include Jerry Seinfeld, Dave Chappelle, Alice Cooper, and Earth, Wind & Fire.
Built in 1982 as the Pikes Peak region’s first true symphony hall, Pikes Peak Center is the home and primary venue of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic. Additionally, the American Theatre Guild presents National Broadway Tours and professional touring productions annually.
Pikes Peak Center has achieved international acclaim for its design and acoustical qualities. Artists and critics alike have been lavish in their praise of the Center.
Meeting Spaces
Meeting Spaces
El Paso Room
- Area: 1,767 sqft
| Configuration | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Theatre/Ceremony | 140 |
| Classroom | 100 |
| Banquet/Seated | 80 |
| Reception/Standing | 220 |
| Trade Show Booths | 9 |
Great Hall
- Area: 0 sqft
| Configuration | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Theatre/Ceremony | 2061 |
Mezzanine Lobby
- Area: 4,300 sqft
| Configuration | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Theatre/Ceremony | 100 |
| Classroom | 100 |
| Banquet/Seated | 120 |
| Reception/Standing | 535 |
| Trade Show Booths | 13 |
Orchestra Lobby
- Area: 6,600 sqft
| Configuration | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Theatre/Ceremony | 100 |
| Classroom | 100 |
| Banquet/Seated | 120 |
| Reception/Standing | 825 |
| Trade Show Booths | 23 |
Stage
- Area: 5,800 sqft
| Configuration | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Theatre/Ceremony | 300 |
| Classroom | 200 |
| Banquet/Seated | 300 |
| Reception/Standing | 400 |
| Trade Show Booths | 30 |
Studio
- Area: 3,500 sqft
| Configuration | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Theatre/Ceremony | 200 |
| Classroom | 140 |
| Banquet/Seated | 160 |
| Reception/Standing | 250 |
| Trade Show Booths | 17 |
