The Pueblo Downtown Association is a membership organization dedicated to raising awareness of Pueblo’s historic Downtown as a unique and attractive place to live and work.
The Pueblo Downtown Association is a membership organization dedicated to raising awareness of Pueblo’s historic Downtown as a unique and attractive place to live and work.
We welcome memberships from businesses, organizations
and residents who want continued improvement
in the appearance, business climate and
residential appeal of Pueblo’s Downtown.
The Pueblo Parade of Lights
November 28, 2026!
For over 30 years, Pueblo’s Parade of Lights has been a tradition and one of the largest Christmas parades in Colorado. On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, festive, colorful and clever floats, school marching bands, drill teams, decorated saddle club horses and car club vehicles festooned with lights thrill many thousands of spectators as the parade passes from the Mesa Junction down Union Avenue to Main Street then west to disband at 6th and Court.
The Pueblo Downtown Association is made up of leading Pueblo businesses and organizations that work together to help the heart of Pueblo – its Downtown. Our mission statement is “The Pueblo Downtown Association is a catalyst for enhancing Downtown Pueblo through the promotion of business, beautification and development of activities.” We are and have been the leading advocate for Downtown Pueblo for three quarters of a century.
We are an award winning husband and wife photography duo. Currently we reside in Southern Colorado and love capturing special moments that will last a lifetime. Photography for us is not just a job but a passion. We each have our own love of it in different ways.
About Josh and Kristan
Josh’s journey with photography started at 10 years old, growing up in Montana next door to a photographer that worked in a local camera shop and often shot for National Geographic. He showed Josh the most beautiful parts of Glacier and Yellowstone. They would capture shots of big horn sheep, wild bison, bears, eagles and the most epic landscapes. The passion grew until Kristan gifted Josh his first DSLR before a trip to Hawaii in 2010. From there, he realized he had a gift to share taking photos of people. It has been full speed ahead since then!
Kristan’s journey with photography began in her twenties when she began using her artist’s eye combined with her knack for making delicious food to create and capture edible art. Her ability to perfectly light plates of food quickly grew into a passion for detail shots. Kristan’s ability to see the world differently allows her to utilize light in interesting ways and allows our clients to experience unique photos like they have never seen before. Kristan’s favorite part of photography is getting to use her artistic eye to create original artwork for others with imagery. Kristan believes there is beauty to be found in everyone and she helps bring this to light in each person she meets.
The Pueblo Community Soup Kitchen’s “Good Neighbor” program began city cleanups on Main Street on August 20. Partnering with the Pueblo Downtown Association, the program aims to make Pueblo a more vibrant place to live and work. A big thank you to Kathy Cline, PCSK Director for coordinating this beneficial effort.