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April 2022
Join us this summer at the Molly Brown House Museum to commemorate 110 years since the sinking of the RMS Titanic. Discover a heroine’s story through rare Titanic artifacts and never-before-seen family documents. The exhibit brings survivors’ memories of that fateful night to life – including those of Margaret Brown. She was not known as “Unsinkable” [...]
Find out moreAugust 2022
About this event About the tour: Join Dr. Nicki Gonzales, Colorado State Historian, and explore the history of Westwood and its vibrant community. Walk Morrison Road, a unique commercial and cultural corridor, and learn about the urban design and development of the greater Westwood neighborhood. Visit community spaces, including St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, longstanding businesses and a [...]
Find out moreThanks to American popular culture we generally think of the English, Irish, and maybe the Americans aboard the Titanic. But who else was travelling on Titanic and what were their stories? Join authors Lilly Setterdahl and Leila Salloum Elias as they share the stories of the large Swedish and Syrian contingents en route to America [...]
Find out moreThe continuous struggle for women's participation and equality in all spheres of life and society is observed on Women’s Equality Day, August 26. To mark the day, with Amy’s guidance you will sweep texture and washes of delicate paint to create a beautiful one-of-a kind textured acrylic painting on a wood base. In the early [...]
Find out moreSeptember 2022
Using Margaret Brown's own actions as the Titanic disaster unfolded, we'll discuss women as heroes, as warriors, as spies, as do-gooders. Or simply put, women doing what must be done in the faces of crisis as they've always do. Bring an example of your favorite heroine, real or imagined! Join us in 2022 for the [...]
Find out moreMystery surrounds so many of the lives, both saved and lost, in the Titanic tragedy. One of those mysteries--what happened to the Chinese men aboard Titanic--intrigued documentary filmmaker Steven Schwankert enough that he and a team of researchers took the deepest of dives to discover what happened to this small group of men. Presented along [...]
Find out moreAs our Living History Trek winds through Capitol Hill you will get the chance to meet some of the historic figures who made it their home. Chat with Margaret "Molly" Brown and friends as you explore this historic neighborhood.
Find out moreI was born modest, but it didn't last.- Mark Twain. What do Whiskey, Bourbon and Books have to do with Mark Twain and Margaret Brown? Well, everything! Join us as we debunk some of the myths of two of the West's most famous figures while sipping on bourbon and other spirits. The Molly Brown House [...]
Find out moreMany of the homes in Curtis Park were built between 1885 to 1890, and it is considered Denver's first streetcar suburb. The Curtis Park Neighbors has organized so that we will enjoy the interiors and exteriors of 8 homes along Curtis Street on Saturday September 24th and Sunday September 25th from 10am to 3pm. Pre-sale [...]
Find out moreMany of the homes in Curtis Park were built between 1885 to 1890, and it is considered Denver's first streetcar suburb. The Curtis Park Neighbors has organized so that we will enjoy the interiors and exteriors of 8 homes along Curtis Street on Saturday September 24th and Sunday September 25th from 10am to 3pm. Pre-sale [...]
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