Free Tabernacle Choir Hollywood Bowl Watch Party in Colorado Springs at Weidner Field – Colorado Springs, CO

Time:

• 5:00 PM : Community Celebration and Food Drive Begins
• 7:00 PM : Broadcast begins

Admission: Free (Registration encouraged) Non-perishable item to donate requested but not required.

• Location: Weidner Field, Colorado Springs
• Date: Friday, June 26, 2026

Non-perishable Donation Drive

In the spirit of service, guests who would like to participate are invited to bring a non-perishable food item to support a local community food drive. Participation is entirely optional and not required for admission.

Experience a Historic Concert—Right Here in Colorado Springs

Join us for a special community watch party featuring a full-length, 2-hour concert broadcast of the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square performing live at the iconic Hollywood Bowl.This landmark performance celebrates 100 years since the Choir’s first appearance at the Hollywood Bowl in 1926.

With Special Guest line up announced:

Legendary entertainer, Donny Osmond

16-time Grammy Award winner, David Foster

Star of stage and screen, Katherine McPhee

Tony Award winner, Stephanie J. Block

Broadway and Television star, Sebastian Arcelus

Now you can experience it on the big screen at Weidner Field.

Reserve Your Spot

This is a free event, but tickets are encouraged to help us plan for seating and ensure a great experience for all attendees.

What to Expect

• A 2-hour professionally produced concert broadcast
• Stadium-scale viewing experience
• Inspiring music for all ages
• A welcoming, family-friendly environment

Who Should Attend

Everyone is welcome—families, friends, and neighbors.

About the Organizer

This event is hosted by local volunteer leaders and community members in partnership with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, as part of a nationwide initiative to share the inspiring music of the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square.

Our goal is to bring people together for an uplifting, high-quality community experience centered on music, unity, and hope. This special watch party allows our Colorado Springs community to participate in a historic celebration taking place at the Hollywood Bowl, commemorating 100 years since the Choir’s first performance at that iconic venue.

We are grateful to partner with local organizations to make this event accessible and welcoming to all.

Doors open at 5:00 PM, food drive and activies begin, and the broadcast begins at 7:00 PM. We warmly invite guests to arrive early and enjoy a variety of Watch Party activities during the two hours leading up to the broadcast. Food and beverages will also be available for purchase at the stadium concession for those who wish.

All are invited.

Non-perishable Donation Drive

In the spirit of service, guests who would like to participate are invited to bring a non-perishable food item to support a local community food drive. Participation is entirely optional and not required for admission.

Food, Drinks, and Stadium Policy
Concessions will be available for purchase inside Weidner Field during the event, including food, snacks, soft drinks, and bottled water. Guests are kindly asked not to bring outside food or beverages into the stadium. Concession pricing is determined by the venue, and applicable tax and venue fees may be added at the time of purchase.

Parking
Weidner Field is located in downtown Colorado Springs at 111 W. Cimarron St. Parking is available in nearby public lots, garages, and street spaces within walking distance of the stadium. Because Weidner Field uses distributed downtown parking rather than one large onsite lot, guests are encouraged to arrive early and allow a few extra minutes to park and walk to the venue. More than 5,000 open parking spaces are typically available nearby, with an average walk time of about six minutes. Most nearby parking options have a modest fee, typically ranging from a few dollars to around $10 depending on location and timing. The free downtown ZEB shuttle also stops at Weidner Field. Accessible parking is available on the west side of the stadium off Sierra Madre Street for vehicles displaying a valid accessible parking permit.