• RMS-SEPM Fall Field Trip: Paint Mines Interpretive Park

    Paint Mines Interpretive Park, located in east-central Colorado near Calhan, is home to towering hoodoos, colorful fluvial and pedogenic deposits, and a rich archaeological history. Mother Nature Network included Paint Mines as one of the twelve most colorful natural wonders on Earth, and not to be missed! During this one-day field trip, we will examine […]

    $10 – $30
  • Rocky Mountain Prospect Expo

    DERL Study Hall 730 17th St Suite B1

    Mark your calendars! The Rocky Mountain Prospect Expo (RMPX) will return on Wednesday, October 28th, 2026 at the Denver Earth Resources Library! We’re already looking forward to another knockout panel led by Trisha Curtis, along with prospect exhibits, Rockies-focused insights, networking opportunities, and a celebratory happy hour to close out the day. RMPX continues to […]

    $40 – $60
  • 53rd Annual Denver Land Institute

    The Ritz-Carlton Downtown Denver 1881 Curtis Street, Denver, CO, United States

    The DAPL and the AAPL are excited to join forces for a day of professional learning and networking featuring industry leaders speaking on legal and practical issues for landmen and land attorneys.. Registration includes incredible professional development, breakfast and lunch.

    $250 – $350
  • SPE: Seeing Beyond the Borehole: Advanced Imaging for Unconventional Wells

    SM Energy 1700 Lincoln St, 32nd Floor, Denver

    SLB will be presenting “Seeing Beyond the Borehole: Advanced Imaging for Unconventional Wells”. Please join us for some educational discussions on advanced imaging and logging applications for unconventional wells. All members and anyone interested are welcome. Please register for lunch and to attend a fun, interactive event with fellow young professionals in the industry.

  • 13th Annual Rockies Bash

    Coors Field 2001 Blake Street, Denver, CO, United States

    Land and Energy Networking Event of the Year!! Join us for a great night with light food, an open bar, an iconic ice luge, and our city's best energy professionals! Free parking included in lot A.

    Free
  • SPE YP Halloween Party

    Tom's Watch Bar 1601 19th Street Unit 100, Denver

    SPE YP is hosting with SLB its infamous Halloween Social at Tom's Watch on October 29th! Food and Beverages will be provided. Costumes are highly encouraged and there will be a price for the best dressed!

  • SPE General Meeting: Modern Open Hole Wireline Operations: Safer, More Efficient Outcomes with Proactive, Holistic Planning

    LibertyEnergy 950 17th Street, Suite 2400, Denver, CO

    Abstract: Open hole wireline logging continues to be the preferred, cost-effective method of formation evaluation in our industry. But as wellbore geometry, trajectory, and logging objectives become more complex, the longer and heavier logging tool strings introduce greater deployment risks, operational uncertainty, and costs. Traditional wireline logging job planning based on tension simulations is no […]

  • SPE Pickleball Tournament

    Epic Pickleball Club Littleton, CO

    Join SPE Denver and AADE Rockies DOWN SOUTH, for Epic Pickleball on Thursday, November 5, 2026, from 4–8 p.m. at Epic Pickleball Club, 7421 West Bowles in Littleton. 🏓 Grab your doubles partner—or sign up solo and join a team—for an afternoon of pickleball, friendly competition, and fun with the oilfield community! All skill levels […]

  • RMAG Luncheon

    DERL Study Hall 730 17th St Suite B1

    Join RMAG for the monthly luncheon talk on different geoscience topics. Available in person or for streaming. Hybrid luncheon schedule: 11:15am: In-person check-in opens 11:30: Lunch service begins 12:00pm: Online event opens 12:15pm: Talk begins 1:00pm: Talk/Q&A session ends; Online event closes Hybrid Luncheon costs: Member Lunch: $35 Non-Member Lunch: $40 Walk-in without Lunch: $15 […]

  • SPE General Meeting: Developing Polycrystalline Diamond Cutter (PDC) For Hard Rock and Geothermal Drilling

    HotelMonaco 1717ChampaSt, Denver, CO, United States

    Abstract: The invention of diamond synthesis in the 1950s led to polycrystalline diamond cutters (PDC) that revolutionized oil and gas drilling. Early PDCs worked only for short intervals in soft formations, but technological advances extended their reach in harder rock, boosting U.S. shale drilling efficiency almost threefold over the last two decades. Effective problem-solving at […]