Our monthly social dinner as been one of the Freethinkers biggest regular events for year. We often do these events at a member's home, or apartment community room. And sometimes we do them at restaurants that have a private space we can use. Savelli Italian Restaurant has hosted our event once before, and every thing turned out great. They have a good menu that everyone can order from.
As with all Freethinkers event, we will be promoting this on meetup.com, so we ask that you let us know if you will be attending the event by clicking the RSVP button below.

Come and enjoy good food and great conversation with other Freethinkers! Bring a dish to share, bring your spouse and/or friend, and bring a bottle of beer or wine or whatever you’d like to drink; coffee and tea are provided by the host(s). Socials usually begin at 6:00 pm and break up around 9:00 pm. Remember to mark your calendar; socials are on the second Saturday of the month. Please click "Read more" for further details . . .

Social Movements Matter: From Selma to Ferguson, From Earth Day to Climate Change
Amy Goodman
April 23, 7:00 pm
Colorado College

Join fellow Freethinkers as we volunteer in support of our local National Public Radio station during our annual Freethinkers of Colorado Springs Day at KRCC.
KRCC is located at 912 N. Weber in Colorado Springs and Freethinkers of Colorado Springs volunteers participate in the KRCC Fund Drive by answering telephones and recording the contributions and pledges of callers.

Message received from Playwright Durland on morning of May 1: This is to inform you that the Cottonwood Center for the Arts cancelled the presentation of our play, Tribal Tales, without notice this morning. They gave no reasonable explanation. We are left with the task of trying to let everyone to whom we sent publicity know so they won’t show up tonight expecting to see the play.

Be shocked and enjoy the humor.  What role do religious legends play in the wars, violence and injustice in today's world? Join us for another of Bill Durland's satirical bombshells as the Colorado Springs Reader's Theater Players tell the story.
David H. Lord Theater
Cottonwood Center for the Performing Arts
427 West Colorado Avenue
Colorado Springs, Colorado