Rentals for every occasionRustic AtmosphereClassic SettingsSettings Event Rental Settings Event Rental in Salida, Colorado has everything you need to elegantly equip a wedding, dinner banquet, cocktail party, special event or festival. We specialize in destination weddings and know how difficult it is to plan a large event which is even more difficult from afar. With years of experience behind us we assist with all the items you need, right down to the last fork, knife and spoon. Serving all of Central Colorado we provide rentals for tents, tables, chairs, benches, dance floor, table linens, chair covers, glassware, dishware, silverware, sound systems, lawn games, lighting, and more! Our service territory is growing and inventory is expanding too which means our equipment is newer, cleaner and fresher than other operations. Settings Event Rental maintains relationships with an extensive network of party professionals in the region. We are happy to extend recommendations and advice regarding venue locations, wedding planners, photographers, caterers, musicians and more.
Settings Event Rental retains a commitment to quality products and high levels of customer service. With us, your event is sure to be a success. Create an event to remember! We love Colorado and enjoy seeing new places while meeting new people. If you have an idea for an event, would like to suggest a venue or need rental equipment please email or give us a call to see how we can help. Wedding rental, tent rental, event rental, party rental, festival rental for Salida, Mt. Princeton, Buena Vista, Heart of the Rockies, Chaffee County, Canon City, Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Leadville, Fairplay, Alamosa, Crestone, South Fork, Creede, Lake City, Gunnison, Taylor Park and Crested Butte.Colorado Springs is the second largest city in the state. Visitors travel world-wide to enjoy the area's astonishing beauty and more than 55 unique museums, cultural and natural attractions. Colorado Springs boasts more than 300 days of blue skies a year, sits at an elevation of 6,035 feet, and is home to Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods, and the US Air Force Academy.
Adventure awaits around every corner. The Pikes Peak area offers lake and river fishing, ATVing, mountain biking, rafting, rock climbing, golfing, caving, hiking, zip-lining and ice skating. Colorado Springs' most scenic drive is up Pikes Peak! PIKES PEAK HIGHWAY: This 19-mile toll road takes you to the summit of 14,115 foot Pikes Peak. The entire route is now fully paved. There are numerous pullouts to stop and look. The road is usually open year-round, weather permitting. The highway is patrolled regularly, providing roadside assistance. The Pikes Peak Highway begins off of Highway 24 in the little town of Cascade. With a sunny, dry climate and mild year-round temperatures, Colorado Springs is the perfect place if you love the outdoors. Families flock to Colorado Springs for fantastic outdoor activities: whitewater rafting, rock climbing, horseback riding, and biking. There is a wide variety of great family adventures in the Colorado Springs area that offer visitors the opportunity to experience the beauty and grandeur of the Colorado Rockies in fun, exciting ways.
Imagine soaring over canyons, valleys, forests, and mountain tops in a hot air balloon, or zipping through the treetops on a zip line tour. If you'd like to keep your feet a little closer to the ground, tear up the trail on one of Colorado Springs' all-terrain ATV or Jeep tours, cruise the city on a Segway or cycle down Pikes Peak and see the sights from a new perspective. There is no better way to experience the sights on your vacation than while horseback riding in Colorado Springs. The city has trails and parks that offer riding through Garden of the Gods Park or Cheyenne Cañon. If you prefer wide open spaces, you can visit one of the many dude ranches in the area, ride with real cowboys and cowgirls, and have an authentic western experience. In Colorado Springs you will enjoy championship golf courses that challenge the PGA tour, to family 9-hole courses to the fun of mini-golf. Practice your putts, watch your drives soar or relax and unwind on vacation. With a variety of great courses to choose from, you are sure to find one that is perfect for your Colorado Springs golf trip.
DECEMBER 2, 2016 - JANUARY 1, 2017: ELECTRIC SAFARI AT CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN ZOO - the Zoo will reopen for Electric Safari from 5:30-8:30pm. Stroll through more than one million sparkling lights and animated animal sculptures. Visit Santa and linger over warm fires throughout the Zoo. This holiday tradition is not to be missed. MAY 27-29, 2017: TERRITORY DAYS - Commemorates Old Colorado City as the first capitol of the Colorado Territory in 1861. Territory Days began as a barbecue and parade and has grown into a three-day street festival. The historic district on Colorado Avenue between 23rd Street and 27th Street will come alive with live music, food, fun and entertainment for the entire family. Enjoy this event every Memorial weekend. JUNE 25, 2017: PIKES PEAK INTERNATIONAL HILL CLIMB - Also known as The Race to the Clouds, is an annual automobile and motorcycle hill-climb to the summit of Pikes Peak in Colorado. It is the second oldest auto race in the US; this 12.42 mile course has 156 turns ending at the 14,115 foot summit.
Cheer on the drivers from designated areas along the course for the practice days and the race. JULY 12-15,2017: PIKES PEAK OR BUST RODEO AT WILL ROGERS STADIUM - Kicks off with a parade in the true hometown tradition; you’ll see floats and equestrian groups as they head south on Tejon on July 11th. There are four performances of the invitational championship rodeo and a finals championship Shoot Out on Saturday night. The best athletes in rodeo are competing for top prize money in bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, barrel racing, and bull riding. It’s edge of your seat excitement from the first event to the last! SEPTEMBER 2-4, 2017: COLORADO SPRINGS LABOR DAY LIFT OFF AT MEMORIAL PARK - The tradition of hot air ballooning in Colorado Springs started in 1976 bringing fun and excitement throughout the Labor Day Weekend for the entire family. Opening ceremony at 6:30 am, with the first wave of inflations beginning at 7am. After all the launches are complete, stick around for the entire morning both Saturday and Sunday to enjoy watching the Wings of Blue US Air Force Skydiving Team Demonstration, an Ultimate Frisbee Exhibition, and Paddle Boarding sessions on Prospect Lake.
You can even purchase a ride from Rainbow Ryders for an experience of a lifetime. OCTOBER 28, 2017: EMMA CRAWFORD COFFIN RACES & PARADE - Since October 1995 Manitou Springs, in honor of Emma Crawford, has annual coffin races. This is a fun and crazy event, honoring her dying wish be buried on top of Red Mountain; 12 men carried her coffin up the 7,200 foot slope. Some say she haunts Red Mountain to this day. A parade and awards for the best Emma, the most creative coffin, and the best overall entourage complete the day-long event. Colorado Springs is home to The United States Air Force Academy and The US Olympic Training Center. The Spanish name for Pikes Peak was Almagre, a reference to the reddish color of the granite. Pikes Peak is known as America's Mountain to honor Katharine Lee Bates, a visiting professor at Colorado College, who penned the words to the poem that then became the song "America the Beautiful". Stop by our offices or call us and we will send it to you. 515 S Cascade, Colorado Springs CO 80903.
For a Visitors Guide Call Toll Free 800-888-4748. FACILITIESElevation: 6010 feet above sea level.Region: Colorado Springs Metro - South Central, ColoradoRestaurant: On site. TECHNOLOGY FOR GUESTS TO USE IN A COMMON AREAInternet Cafe: On site. GROUPS REUNIONS AND WEDDINGSGroups Welcome: Club. Youth group with adult leaders. Group Meeting Area: Indoor room and outdoor area. Conference Center: Meeting room with tables and chairs can be set up class room style. Some A/V equipment available for seminars. Call for more details. FUN THINGS TO DOOpen Dates For On-Site Activities: All YearPRIMARILY YEAR ROUND ACTIVITIESNational Park OR Monument: On site. National Forests & BLM Lands: On site. Designated Historic District, Site or Plaza: On site. Native American Reservation/Pueblo: On site. Ghost Town: On site. Designated Scenic/Historic Byway: Along the scenic byway. Designated Hiking Trails: Trails start on site. Hot Mineral Springs: On site. Indoor Swimming Pool: Walking distance.Public Rec Center: On site.
Golf Course: On site. Hot Air Balloon Rides: On site. Movie Theater: On site.Art Gallery: On site. Outlet/Mall Shopping: On site. Internet Cafe: On site. Wine Tours OR Tasting: On site.Casino Gambling: On site. PRIMARILY SUMMER ACTIVITIESOutdoor Swimming Pool: Walking distance.Stocked Fishing Pond: On site. Fishing in River, Stream or Creek: On site. Fishing in Lake, Reservoir or Pond: On site. Guided Fishing Trips (Licensed): Wade Fishing. Fishing Tackle Sold: On site. Fly Shop: On site. Whitewater Rafting Office/Pickup point: On site.Kayaking Rentals: On site. Horseback Trail Rides (Guided): On site. Horse Rides with a Wrangler (Open Range): On site. Horse Riding Lessons: On site. Jeep Trails: Trails start on site. (off road, back country, 4WD, Jeep, or jeeping). Jeep Rentals: On site. Jeep Tours: On site (off road, back-country, 4WD, Jeep, or jeeping). 4-Wheel Drive Sales & Services: On site. ATV (All Terrain Vehicles) and/or Dirt Bike Trails: Trails start on site. ATV (All Terrain Vehicles) and/or Dirt Bike Rentals: On site.