msapiro

Never mind. I discovered the tribe_get_organizer() and tribe_get_organizer_email() functions which are just what I needed.

I realized I misread the above and didn’t notice the change from hyphen to underscore. I now have

.tribe_events_cat-alpine-lodge-events h3 a {
color: #060!important; /* green */
}
.tribe_events_cat-cac-foundation-events h3 a {
color: #630!important; /* brown */
}
.tribe_events_cat-club-outings h3 a {
color: #C60!important; /* orange */
}
.tribe_events_cat-echo-summit-lodge-events h3 a {
color: #03F!important; /* blue */
}
.tribe_events_cat-official-club-events h3 a {
color: #C00!important; /* red */
}
.tribe_events_cat-sundays-at-alpine-lodge h3 a {
color: #C90!important; /* gold */
}

in my theme’s tribe-events/style.css file, but I still don’t see colors.

Is there something else I’m missing?

Events > Settings > Display > Default stylesheet is set to Tribe Events Styles

For example:
.tribe-events-category-alpine-lodge-events h3 a should now read .tribe_events_cat-alpine-lodge-events h3 a

Where do I see that? If I edit the event in Events > Event Categories I only see the slug alpine-lodge-events.