2020 FESTIVAL POSTPONED
LOCATION: WESTERN MUSEUM OF MINING AND INDUSTRY
DATES: JUNE 18 – 20, 2021
2020 Festival Postponed - Frequently Asked Questions
When is the festival postponed until?
We are not planning on holding a festival in 2020 and will focus our efforts on the 2021 Pikes Peak Celtic Festival held June 19-21, 2021.
Why did you postpone the festival?
We decided to postpone the 2020 Pikes Peak Celtic Festival because it would not be possible to safely and financially economically to hold the festival in June.
Can I get a refund?
As per our terms and conditions and agreed to at the time of purchase, all registrations and tickets are non-refundable. While we are not able to hold the festival in June, all tickets and registrations have automatically been applied to the next Pikes Peak Celtic Festival.
LOCATION
Western Museum of Mining and Industry | Colorado Springs | CO
At I-25 and North Gate
FESTIVAL HOURS
| Date | Day | Open | Close |
| 6/18/2021 | Friday | 4:00 PM | 10:00 PM |
| 6/19/2021 | Saturday | 10:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| 6/20/2021 | Sunday | 10:00 AM | 4:00 PM |
Parking
Close in parking is available on the museum grounds and is available for a $10 fee. All other parking is available in surrounding areas only where legal to park.
ADA Parking
ADA Parking is available exclusively in the parking lot and available first come only.
What Rules Are There?
1. No Outside Food or Drink
2. No Weapons Other than Prior Authorized Displays or culturally relevant regalia.
3. Dogs are allowed but must be properly licensed with the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region and the owner must sign a waiver prior to entry at the gate.
4. No Petitioning, Canvasing, or Campaigning within the Festival
5. NO REFUNDS
*** The festival maintains the right to expunge anyone from the festival premises for being over intoxicated, inappropriate, rude, or violating any festival rule or local ordinance. The local Police will be readily available for any issue that may arise.
FESTIVAL MAP
ABOUT
The Pikes Peak Celtic Festival blossomed from an old tradition in Colorado Springs. 1999 marked the last year of the Pikes Peak Highland Games. In 2013, we brought this festival back under the new name-Pikes Peak Celtic Festival.
The Festival field will be filled with the sound of Bagpipes, the smell of fish & chips, the sight of world champion Irish dancers, and events/activities for every age. Come out to see the massed bagpipe bands of the Western United States Pipe Band Association. Come see world renowned Celtic Rock groups. See and learn tradition Irish and Highland dancing. Taste the best in Irish and Scottish cuisine. The Pikes Peak Celtic Festival will be the main attraction of the year.