CPI’s 2027 Saving Places Conference
February 10 - February 12, 2027
Join Colorado Preservation, Inc (CPI) for the 30th annual Saving Places Conference, a nationally recognized, dynamic three-day event featuring engaging speakers and over 40 sessions, tours and networking opportunities. Each year content highlights the conference theme in addition to offering foundational sessions focused on core preservation concepts.
In 2027 we will continue the conversations we started around Preservation Workforce Development in 2026. and tackle this topic as our conference theme. We will work to expand the conversations and opportunities surrounding preservation workforce in the areas of trades work, government, private sector and more.
2027 is also a CAMP training year, which will be held on February 13th immediately following the Saving Places Conference. There is a separate fee to attend this training, but it is open to all? Curious about what "CAMP" stands for?
First-time attendees receive a registration discount, and scholarships are available here!
NEW for 2027
The American Historic Trades Summit!
In 2027, the conference will be partnering with the The Campaign for Historic Trades to bring you their biennial trades summit in conjunction with our conference. There is no extra purchase necessary as their track of rich content will be baked right into our schedule, allowing you to get a taste of the trades work and training they support.
This project is paid for in part by a History Colorado State Historical Fund Grant.
Registration
Register today and take advantage of Early Bird Pricing!
CPI Member – $300
Become a Member & Register – $345
Non-member – $400
Virtual Only – $180
CLG Staff – $255
First Time Attendee – $200
College Student – $75
Rates Increase After December 16th, 2026
Event Venue & Lodging
DoubleTree Denver
3203 Quebec St, Denver, CO 80207
The DoubleTree Denver is located on Quebec Street, south of I-70 and 20 minutes from the Denver International Airport. Downtown is six miles away and you can enjoy the nearby Shops at Northfield, restaurants, and the A-line at the Central Park Train Station. They offer on-site dining, a fitness center, an indoor pool, and free WiFi. Enjoy a warm DoubleTree Cookie at check-in.
$149 per night
Book by: January 20, 2027
2027 Saving Places Conference Sponsors
Premier Sponsors
Preservation Champion Sponsors
Endangered Places Luncheon Sponsor
Supporting Sponsors
Marketplace Exhibitor Sponsor
If you are interested in sponsoring, use the links below to view our packages and contact us for more information!
We Are Colorado Preservation, Inc.
Since 1984, Colorado Preservation, Inc. (CPI) has diligently worked to make a difference in communities throughout the state. Energized around a central theme of “building a future with historic places,” CPI was founded by visionary leaders who identified a need for a statewide nonprofit organization structured around preserving, protecting, and promoting Colorado’s historic places. Historic preservation is much more than keeping “old” buildings standing; preservation is about creating a sense of place, enhancing communities, and revitalizing economies. Our organization promotes the critical connection between people and place.
CPI works to ensure historic places across Colorado are protected and will be preserved for future generations. CPI advances its mission by partnering with property owners, non-profit organizations, educators, and local governments through its signature initiatives Colorado’s Most Endangered Places Program (EPP), its Dana Crawford & State Honor Awards, and its annual Saving Places® Conference
The Saving Places Conference is one of the many ways CPI advances historic preservation by bringing together individuals, organizations, communities, and projects from across the nation to discuss the latest in preservation, looking at common concerns and challenges while celebrating our collective accomplishments. For over 20 years, CPI has provided essential training and networking opportunities to individuals like YOU working to protect our state’s heritage.
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