HISTORIC DENVER EVENTS

Planning to discover Denver in unique ways? Join us as we take you to different events that have happened in this historic city! Book online today.

The Future of Sports Castle: An Exclusive Look Inside

July 30, 2026 @ 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM MDT

Constructed in 1926, 1000 Broadway was originally used as a showroom for the Chrysler Corporation. In 1971, it was purchased by Jerry Gart and transformed into a ski and sports retail store. Plans are underway to revitalize the building as a retail destination and regional hub for a sports retailer.

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Clock Tower Self-Guided Tours

Welcome to Denver’s first skyscraper, a historic marvel that has stood tall since its completion in 1911. This iconic structure was originally the final piece of the Daniels and Fisher Department Store, and it proudly rises to a height of 375 feet. For nearly half a century, it held the title of the tallest building in Denver, until 1957. Today, it remains a cherished landmark, offering visitors a glimpse into the city’s architectural past and stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area.

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All Ages
1 Hr 30 Min

Private Spaces: Queer Capitol Hill Walking Tour

Explore Queer Capitol Hill with a tour created by the Center LGBTQ History Project for Colorado on Colfax. The tour will take guests through Bachelor’s Row and look at how single apartments offered privacy for a closeted community.

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Cheesman Park Walking Tour

October is the best time to explore the site of Denver’s oldest cemetery. Today, a much beloved city park and neighborhood, its history and significance make this tour fascinating. Our 75-minute tour will discuss the history of the park and explore some of the Humboldt Street Historic District.

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Cocktails in Cool Places: Fairmount Cemetery

Founded in 1890, Fairmount Cemetery became the final resting place of early Denver’s notable personalities, from mayors and socialites to jazz musicians and baseball players. Designed by Reinhard Schuetze, the father of the Denver Park System, the grounds, buildings, and iconic gate were built to be a grand example of the new Lawn or Garden Cemetery movement. We’ll gather on the grounds on September 2nd for history, tours and light appetizer, plus our signature cocktail/mocktail.

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