Events

Brain Injury Association of Colorado makes it easy to participate – in-person or online – in our recreation programs, classes and workshops, support groups, and more. So no matter where you live, we invite you to check out our events calendar below. Hope to see you soon!

Key dates

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Brain Injury Conference

March 13, 2025 | Arvada, CO

Join our annual conference to learn, grow, and connect with survivors, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and people with a passion for advancing brain injury awareness.

BIAC Cathleens Cause Golf Tournament - Scenic view of Arrowhead Golf Club, featuring striking red rock formations rising against a clear blue sky. The lush green fairways contrast with the rugged natural landscape, creating a picturesque setting for golf and outdoor recreation.

Cathleen’s Cause Golf Tournament

May 20, 2025 | Littleton, CO

Join the annual golf tournament – held in memory of Cathleen Schmidt, who fought hard for many years before succumbing to brain injury complications – and support our work.

BIAC Bruno Reinhardt Golf Tournament - Image of a black golf cart bag full of clubs. In the background is a blurred green from a course and blue sky.

Bruno/Reinhardt Golf Tournament

July 2025 | Longmont, CO

Join the annual golf tournament, now in its 30th year! 100% of net proceeds go directly to those impacted by a brain injury so they can attend adaptive recreation camps throughout Colorado.

BIAC Pikes Peak Challenge Summit - A hiker stands triumphantly at the summit of Pikes Peak, wearing outdoor gear and gazing at the breathtaking mountain landscape. The clear blue sky and vast horizon highlight the achievement of reaching the peak.

Pikes Peak Challenge

September 6, 2025
Manitou Springs, CO

Our flagship fundraiser returns for its 40th year in September of 2025! Join friends and loved ones in raising money for our brain injury programs – and have some fun along the way.

BIAC Calendar

An older couple, likely in their 60s to 70s, rides bikes along a river or lake. The African American man and white woman both wear helmets and gloves for warmth. Trees in the background display fall colors, transitioning from green to yellow, with yellow wildflowers in the foreground.