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About UVC

A unique and exciting new shopping center in Colorado Springs that boasts a variety of shops to choose from.  The center offers many amenities as well; such as free wifi and outdoor plazas.  

Overlook Park doubles as a trailhead with access to the Pikes Peak Greenway trail system and a pedestrian underpass to UCCS.  Come shop, relax and enjoy.

Happenings

Sat Sep 18 @07:00PM - 09:00PM
Locals Barbershop Art Show
Wed Sep 29 @01:00PM - 05:00PM
CIGNA Health Awareness Tour
Thu Sep 30
Aspen Kitchen & Design Center coming in September
Sat Oct 16 @10:00AM - 04:00PM
Safe Place for Pets 3rd annual HOWL'oween
Sat Oct 16 @07:00PM - 09:00PM
Locals Barbershop Art Show

Weather

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Now Open

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Coming Soon

  • BJ’s Brewhouse & Restaurant
  • Glacier Homemade Ice Cream and Gelato
  • Famous Footwear
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Trail Access

Trailhead access to the Pikes Peak Greenway Trail, part of the Sante Fe Trail system in Colorado Springs, a great place for geocaching. Dogs are permitted on the trail on leash.

Free WiFi

Refill your batteries with food without 3G draining your devices by utilizing our free wifi.

Live Events

Keep an eye out for live events at the center's outdoor theater.

More to come

Stay tuned for more details.

Finding Us

University Village Colorado Springs is conveniently located along I-25 in central Colorado Springs between the Garden of the Gods and the North Nevada exits just 7 minutes from downtown. 

4880-5342 North Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO  80918

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UVC Green

In an effort to be green, or environmentally aware, University Village Colorado (UVC) made every effort to reuse or recycle materials that were on the property during the development and construction of the shopping center.

  Crushed 40,000 cubic yards of concrete foundations and onsite rubble and reused it in site work throughout the site.

  Recycled 250 tons of steel.

  Recycled 300+ old tires.

  Removed 6 containers of asbestos at 15 cubic yards each.

  Many large evergreens were relocated within the shopping center and along the public trail system.  Other trees were donated to local property owners or reused as mulch for landscaping.

  The City of Colorado Springs firefighters were invited to practice “live” burns in buildings to be demolished where they demonstrated a new fire extinguishing technique.