Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region
The Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region (a.k.a. COPPR) is the nonprofit local arts agency that serves the City of Colorado Springs and the greater Pikes Peak region (El Paso and Teller Counties). The Cultural Office works to ensure that the creative sector grows in economic vitality and depth of impact, that creative workers can thrive in our community, and that the arts are leveraged to positively address regional economic development, education, cultural tourism, and quality of life. Our Mission is to champion our diverse creative community as a vital part of the region’s identity and economy through service, connection, and advocacy.www.culturaloffice.org
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Oct 12, 2026
Dirk HobbsHOST
How all this apparatus works here in our entertainment and creative sectors here in Southern Colorado.
Dirk HobbsHOST
You may recall a few weeks ago we had Angela Seals in here talking about that from her perspective from Copper, the cultural office of the Pikes Peak region.
Dirk HobbsHOST
And David has just thrown another log on the fire here to give us a.
Dirk HobbsHOST
More more more economically focused message on certain things here.
CarlyHOST
Cheers, everybody, because we have something big we're celebrating on this episode of Springs and Things, and we could not have picked a better way to celebrate than kicking off Arts Month with the people who make it happen.
CarlyHOST
Today, we're joined by Angela Seals and Luke Harper Prince from Copper, the cultural office of the Pegs Peak region, which is celebrating its own milestone, 20 years of championing the arts.
CarlyHOST
And here's something we want everyone to hear.
CarlyHOST
Arts Month isn't just a Colorado Springs thing.
LaurenHOST
So guys, we have Luke and Angela with us today.
LaurenHOST
And tell us, Okay, 20 years ago, somebody decided we needed a cultural office here in the Springs.
LaurenHOST
What do you think was missing? What was it like to be an artist before Copper existed?
Angela SealsGUEST
Thanks again so much for having us on and for helping us celebrate our 20th anniversary of the cultural office right here on Top of Arts Month.