Connect with Colorado’s GIS community at one of our upcoming events.
Upcoming Events
2027 Winter Quarterly Meetup
February 19, 2027
Colorado Mesa University • Montrose, CO
SAVE THE DATE ↓
Colorado Mesa University • Montrose, CO
Event Details
Celebrate GIS Day
GIS Day 2026
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Langan Office, Suite 220
3400 Walnut Street
Denver, CO 80205
Langan Office, Suite 220
3400 Walnut Street
Denver, CO 80205
Lightning Talks: 2:00–4:00 PM
Happy Hour: 4:00–5:30 PM
Happy Hour: 4:00–5:30 PM
GIS Colorado invites you to celebrate GIS Day 2026 with fellow geospatial professionals, students, and GIS enthusiasts!
Join us for an afternoon of connecting with the GIS community, celebrating the power of geographic information systems, and recognizing the important role GIS plays in our everyday lives.
Whether you’re an experienced GIS professional, a student, or simply interested in geospatial technology, we encourage you to join us and connect with Colorado’s GIS community.
Interested in Speaking?
Share your work, ideas, projects, or something interesting happening in Colorado’s geospatial community. Submit an abstract to be considered for a lightning talk.
Save the Date
2027 Winter Quarterly Meetup
Friday, February 19, 2027
Colorado Mesa University, Montrose Campus
Cascade Hall • Multipurpose Room
245 South Cascade Avenue
Montrose, CO 81401
Colorado Mesa University, Montrose Campus
Cascade Hall • Multipurpose Room
245 South Cascade Avenue
Montrose, CO 81401
Save the date and join GIS Colorado in Montrose for our first quarterly meetup of 2027 at Colorado Mesa University.
Connect with Colorado’s GIS community, share ideas, and hear what’s happening across the geospatial community.
Additional event details, including the agenda and
registration information, will be announced soon.
Stay Connected
GIS Colorado Events Calendar
Looking for what’s next? Explore the GIS Colorado calendar for upcoming meet-ups, workshops, community events, and other opportunities to connect with Colorado’s geospatial community.
All dates and locations are considered tentative unless otherwise stated. We are always looking for new places to visit in the great state of Colorado! Help us by volunteering to be a Local Point of Contact, or email questions@giscolorado.org with new location and training ideas.
