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July 2023
Her mother was a courtesan. Her father was the illegitimate half-brother of Napoleon III. She performed for prisoners, soldiers, and kings. Her life was theatrical on and off the stage. Who was Sarah Bernhardt and how did she become the most famous actress to ever live?
Find out moreIf you love mid-century modern, you'll love learning about the Cliff May homes. All 170 of the homes in Denver were built in the Harvey Park neighborhood, designed to be both prefabricated and elegant in their minimalism. Local expert Atom Stevens leads this tour in southwest Denver, while also sharing his personal experience as a [...]
Find out moreAt the 1893 World’s Fair, electricity lit up the fairgrounds. Inventors like Edison and Tesla competed in a bidding war to determine whose patents on electricity would light the fair! Join us as we host author Kristen Iversen to explore the electric details and innovations of the fair. The Under the Lens Series, in conjunction [...]
Find out moreCelebrate Colorado's 147th Birthday with a fun scavenger hunt that will lead you from the Molly Brown House Museum to the Colorado State Capitol Building and History Colorado! Register here for an email with the link to the scavenger hunt, or scan a QR code at either the Molly Brown House Museum, Colorado State Capitol [...]
Find out moreAugust 2023
Join us at the Molly Brown House Museum to have fun creating a piece of art! Our instructor, Amy Marsh, will guide every student step by step to create your art piece while you enjoy sipping a beverage! Be sure to bring an ID to participate in any alcoholic beverages. A little about our Instructor Amy: [...]
Find out moreAbout this event About the tour: Join Dr. Nicki Gonzales, former Colorado State Historian, and explore the history of Denver's Northside. Whether you call it Sunnyside, Highland or the Northside this part of Denver has a fascinating Chicano history that goes back generations. We'll start at La Raza Park and walk through the neighborhood discussing activism, murals [...]
Find out moreOur last program of the Under the Lens Series looks into how representation manifested at the 1893 World’s Fair. Between the exhibits, attendees, and organizers, there was a lot to be said about who had a seat at the table at this event. We will explore how race and gender were presented — from the [...]
Find out moreSeptember 2023
Pickled skulls, dueling madams, lost locomotives, and two-story outhouses are just some of the weird and wonderful stories from Margaret's Colorado. Dive into early Colorado history with these and more. How bizarre do you think it will get? Ticket includes snacks and one drink. Additional drinks are available for purchase. Hear chilling tales and explore [...]
Find out moreDiscover Denver Survey is hosting a Discovery Day at the Blair Caldwell Library on Saturday, September 23rd. Join us from 11am to 2pm to learn about some of their recent discoveries, and share any of your memories of northeast Denver.
Find out moreHow did Colfax go from tree-lined residential road where Denver's monied elite built their mansions to gaining a certain, ahem, reputation for being the longest and wickedest street in America? Join us as we explore the ever-evolving Avenue: We'll start at a historic school and end at the one-time home of an iconic burlesque bar, [...]
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