Things to do in August at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

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Make the end of the summer a memorable one with a visit to the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

Looking for things to do in Colorado Springs during August? The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum is the premier destination for all things Team USA. Learn about the history of the Games and celebrate the achievements of U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum offers a fun and educational experience for the whole family. See a full set of Olympic torches dating back to 1936, experience what it was like to walking alongside Team USA members in the Parade of Nations and try your hand at one of six interactive sport demonstrations such as alpine skiing and archery.

Make plans now to visit the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum before the kids head back to school. See what’s coming up during August at the Museum below!

Back to School Special!

August 1-31

Now through August 31, don’t miss our exclusive promotion offering students a fantastic deal – $5 admission! To take advantage of this amazing offer, simply choose “Student” at check-out online or present your student ID at the door.

Purchase your tickets to the Museum online today!

Meet Paralympic medalist Tharon Drake!

August 12 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Don’t miss Tharon Drake’s special appearance at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum. Tharon is a 2016 Paralympic swimmer, winning two silver medals at the Rio Games. Fans can meet Tharon and ask him about his Games experience.

Museum Ticket Package for Two

Looking for fun things to do with your friend or loved one? Now with our special Groupon ticket package for two, you can get two admissions plus two pizzas and two beverages at the Flame Café for only $59!

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Things to Do with Kids

Start your adventure at the Museum, followed by a stop at Flame Café, and then walk across the bridge to America the Beautiful Park.

Family checking in at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

Galleries & Exhibits

Explore galleries and exhibits at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum that showcase Team USA athletes and their incredible journeys to the Games.

About the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum offers an immersive and universally accessible look into the journey of Team USA’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes. Through interactive exhibits, innovative displays, and a comprehensive artifact collection, the Museum instills the Olympic values of excellence, friendship, and respect, as well as the Paralympic values of determination, equality, inspiration, and courage in every visitor. It honors yesterday’s legends with the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame while inspiring tomorrow’s legends through entertaining activities and events. The USOPM is more than a museum but a life-changing experience that will continue to educate and inspire the public to take part for generations to come.

Things to Do in May at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

From celebrating moms to spending time with friends, you’ll find plenty of fun things to do in May at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum!

U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum returns to summer hours and pricing beginning May 24

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The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum offers a timeless experience by capturing the history of Team USA at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as the hopes and dreams of future generations.

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200 S. Sierra Madre Street 80903

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