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~ The Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS) department in Colorado Springs is inviting photographers to submit their best shots for the 12th edition of the Discover COS calendar. This annual calendar showcases the natural beauty of the city's parks, trails, and open spaces.
The 2025 Discover COS Calendar will have a special theme of "Places less traveled: spotlighting the power of recreation in Colorado Springs." PRCS is looking for photos that capture community recreation and hidden gems throughout the city. This includes rarely-featured parks, lesser-known trails, and impactful recreation areas.
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All submissions must be received by 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 6. Photographers can submit their entries by emailing them to calendar@coloradosprings.gov or by dropping them off or mailing them to 1401 Recreation Way. The winning submissions will be announced at an awards ceremony in October. After the announcement, the calendars will be available for purchase at ShopCOS.org | Official Colorado Springs Gear – Olympic City USA Shop.
Photographers are reminded to follow all park rules and regulations and leave no trace while taking photos. For more information on photography and submission guidelines, please visit ColoradoSprings.gov/DiscoverCOS. Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your photography skills and help promote the beauty of Colorado Springs' recreational areas!
The 2025 Discover COS Calendar will have a special theme of "Places less traveled: spotlighting the power of recreation in Colorado Springs." PRCS is looking for photos that capture community recreation and hidden gems throughout the city. This includes rarely-featured parks, lesser-known trails, and impactful recreation areas.
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All submissions must be received by 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 6. Photographers can submit their entries by emailing them to calendar@coloradosprings.gov or by dropping them off or mailing them to 1401 Recreation Way. The winning submissions will be announced at an awards ceremony in October. After the announcement, the calendars will be available for purchase at ShopCOS.org | Official Colorado Springs Gear – Olympic City USA Shop.
Photographers are reminded to follow all park rules and regulations and leave no trace while taking photos. For more information on photography and submission guidelines, please visit ColoradoSprings.gov/DiscoverCOS. Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your photography skills and help promote the beauty of Colorado Springs' recreational areas!
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