Two-story museum showcases rare coins and unique currency exhibits with a numismatic library for research. Atmosphere is educational and engaging, with hands-on activities for kids and thoughtful displays. Visitors include coin enthusiasts and families exploring the history of money.
Exhibits combine art and history through coins and medals, showing how currency shaped the USA and the world. Displays include unique collections featuring presidents like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, with a broad range that appeals to all ages.
Displays feature historical coins and medals with detailed stories accessible via phone cameras. Exhibits cover the history of currency worldwide and the art behind coin manufacturing.
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The museum offers free admission on the third Saturday of each month.
Kids can participate in hands-on classes at The Kids Zone during special events.
Admission is $27 for a family of four, making it affordable for visitors.
Museum space feels like walking through an artist's home with intimate vignettes showcasing 20th-century design trends. Atmosphere is classy and creative, with rooms packed full of art deco and art nouveau furnishings alongside original studio displays. Walls feature artwork from local artists that complement the period installations.
A stunning collection of fine and decorative objects showcases early and mid 20th century decorative arts. Exhibits arrange chronologically by art movements in clever vignettes, blending art with everyday design.
Rich history fills the facility, showcasing modern and historical art. It offers a deep look into decoration throughout history and presents an interesting location full of historical significance.
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The ticket price includes admission to both the Denver Art Museum and The Kirkland.
The museum has wonderful American art pottery from different eras.
Parking can be challenging, so plan accordingly.
Gallery occupies a historic Victorian building filled with unique local artworks and maker-made goods by women artists. Atmosphere feels calming and creative, with bright natural light and a welcoming vibe. Workshops and classes for all ages foster a strong sense of community and learning.
Gallery showcases a beautifully curated collection of artworks and unique items from local women artists. It also offers fun workshops that inspire creativity and supports an independent women-run nonprofit art space.
A historic home houses the gallery, showcasing a great example of adaptive reuse of the Arnett - Montgomery house. The building stands out immediately with its special historic character.
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The New Local hosts free community events and activities regularly.
Creative workshops, including writing workshops, are offered at The New Local.
Children's art classes are available, using high-quality materials.
Museum offers interactive installations and bold colorful rooms that celebrate Black womanhood with cultural references and photo-worthy moments. Atmosphere feels vibrant and affirming, inviting genuine self-expression and reflection. Visitors encounter spaces like a hair salon-themed room and a letter wall, creating a joyful and immersive experience.
Exhibits focus on Black womenโs stories, both famous and unsung, shaping history. The art creates a sense of love and legacy, welcoming visitors to explore at their own pace.
Creative exhibits highlight the rich history and impact of Black women globally. Paintings and portraits tell inspiring stories that celebrate often overlooked contributions.
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Admission is $25 for a walk-through experience lasting about 10 minutes.
The museum is located on the second floor of a mall.
There are no restrooms on-site; visitors must go outside.
Historic building with grand architecture and a restored courtroom creates a strong sense of the past. Vintage birdcage elevator adds unique charm and interactive appeal. Children's play areas and hands-on activities offer family-friendly engagement alongside free admission.
Exhibits focus on the history of sanatoria and the unique past of the Pikes Peak region. A gallery showcases women-created art from local artists, alongside displays of popular culture featuring Elvira and Lon Cheney.
Housed in a historic century-old courthouse, the museum offers well-designed exhibits with artifacts spanning 150 years of local history. It covers key events like the TB epidemic and presents the building's past as a city and county hall.
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The museum is free to enter, making it accessible for everyone.
Community events are frequently hosted at the museum, enhancing visitor engagement.
On Tuesdays, food trucks are available outside for lunch options.
Small, intimate art museum with creaky wooden floors and thoughtfully curated exhibits showcasing Latin American history and culture through diverse media. The atmosphere blends historic and contemporary art with a strong community focus, creating an enriching and unique experience.
Expressive Latin American art fills the space with both historic and contemporary pieces. Thoughtful curation highlights community focus and includes intriguing religious and ancient exhibits.
Exhibits focus on Latin American history with a mix of historic and contemporary art. Displays include rich stories about Colombia and the history of Yanga, blending culture and reality.
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The entrance fee is $5 with a student discount available.
Parking can be overwhelming, so consider using public transport.
The museum hosts special events like First Fridays, which are popular.
Museum combines 19th-century buildings with living history farms and animal exhibits to create a peaceful, educational atmosphere. Families with children find interactive demonstrations and playgrounds engaging. Grounds offer serene spaces that feel like stepping back in time.
Rotating exhibits showcase Christopher Warren's works alongside historical displays like wool spinning and blacksmithing. Galleries stay fresh with constantly changing art, making each visit unique.
Living history farm with costumed interpreters and heritage farm animals brings the 1800s to life. Exhibits include an industrial history hall, blacksmith shop, and outdoor farming homesteads with demonstrations.
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Admission to the museum is free.
The museum features a living history farm with demonstrations.
There is plenty of parking available at the museum.
Museum space showcases unique art and kitschy decorations in a small, accessible setting. Atmosphere feels safe, inclusive, and sex-positive, welcoming diverse communities including LGBTQ+. Offers educational classes and serves as a community hub for exploring sexuality and body positivity.
An awesome gallery showcases art from local creators focused on body and sex themes. Exhibits blend education and art with thoughtful, unique pieces surrounding the space.
Extensive exhibits cover the history of sex globally and in Colorado. Displays include queer history, relationship dynamics, and historical sex toys. Tours and classes provide detailed information on these topics.
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Classes at the Sexploratorium cost between $30 and $50, making them affordable.
The Sexploratorium offers a variety of educational classes on sex and body positivity.
The space is LGBTQ+ friendly and promotes inclusivity and safety.
Museum occupies a beautifully restored Victorian building once a school and home, featuring Salon Style galleries and historic architecture. Atmosphere is quiet and serious, with a strict no photography rule enhancing focus on extensive Western art collection spanning over a century. Visitors encounter diverse artworks including paintings, sculptures, and a notable gun exhibit, all presented with thoughtful curation and accessible layout.
The gallery features a stunning collection of authentic Western-themed art with works by great artists like Albert Bierstadt. The art is well presented in a beautiful old building, offering a close look at genuine Western art.
Exploring American history through art reveals rich stories about artists and their times. The collection offers a nice historical perspective that engages even those not into art.
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Admission is $5, making it an affordable option for visitors.
The museum is wheelchair accessible for those with mobility needs.
Parking can be difficult and expensive; plan extra time for it.
Massive hangars house immaculately restored, flyable vintage aircraft arranged to evoke readiness for flight. The atmosphere blends sobering history with era-specific music, creating a unique, reflective mood. Interactive features like bi-plane flight simulators and visible restoration workshops engage visitors of all ages.
Exhibits feature WWII artifacts including machine guns and detailed models of planes and machinery. Visitors can touch artifacts, read war stories, and explore both the main exhibits and the restoration hangar.
Authentic WWII artifacts and historic aircraft fill the museum. Detailed documentation and well-maintained airplanes highlight aviation history clearly.
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The museum offers guided tours to Westpac every hour.
Flying demonstrations occur on select days throughout the summer.
Fridays are ideal for a comprehensive tour of the museum.
Museum offers rustic design with breathtaking views of city and mountains. Atmosphere stays peaceful and clean, inviting quiet reflection. Visitors engage with interactive areas like dressing up and horse riding, alongside a large gift shop and eatery.
Exhibits show Buffalo Bill's history with clear, well-curated displays. The art section stands out as truly interesting and the art center looks beautiful.
Exhibits offer a rich history of Buffalo Bill and the Old Wild West. The site highlights Native American contributions and provides a clear overview of western history and key historical figures.
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Entry to the museum costs $5 per person.
Parking is plentiful and available on-site.
The museum closes at 5 PM, limiting evening visits.
Two-level museum showcases exquisite minerals and an interactive mine exhibit with sound and light sensors. Family-friendly atmosphere includes scavenger hunts and a geode cracking activity that engage children. Free admission invites exploration of unique geological displays and a glowing cave section.
Exhibits offer detailed information on specimen formation with many focused displays. Organization is clear, and the gem collections rival those at major museums, including some unexpected surprises.
Displays include priceless minerals and detailed plaques about Colorado's mining history. Exhibits cover the evolution of mining technology, like lighting methods from candles to battery lamps.
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Admission is free, making it accessible for all visitors.
The museum hosts a biannual sale event with additional specimens for purchase.
Parking is available in designated visitor spots, with paid options behind the building.
Museum offers spacious layout with interactive kids' area featuring rodeo play and live baby horses. Atmosphere feels family-friendly and educational, filled with extensive rodeo history and artifacts. Outdoor garden includes sculptures and life-sized horse displays, enhancing the experience.
Exhibits feature a mixture of art and history with a great selection of artifacts. Layouts are thoughtfully designed to bring rodeo and ranching stories to life.
Exhibits showcase an extensive collection of items donated by rodeo cowboys and cowgirls, packed with fascinating history and stories. Thoughtfully laid out displays bring the world of rodeo and ranching to life with visuals and artifacts.
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Admission is very affordable, making it accessible for families.
The museum offers a scavenger hunt and bingo card for kids upon admission.
Expect to spend a few hours exploring the extensive collection of rodeo artifacts.
Visitor center offers stunning views of rock formations and mountains from multiple outdoor terraces and decks. It features interactive exhibits, a small museum, and a theater showing local history and geography. Free shuttle service connects to the main park, and amenities include a coffee shop, water fountains, and e-Bike rentals.
Exhibits include live animals, a touch table, and lectures that make the experience interactive. The visitor center offers picturesque views and displays about the area that enhance engagement.
Multiple spots offer photo opportunities and share how the park became free for everyone. The Visitors Center features exhibits and a movie that explain the park's history clearly.
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The park and visitor center are free to visit.
The park opens at 5 am, and the visitor center opens at 9 am.
There are educational events and guided hikes available regularly.
Glossy displays and a life-size trolley car create a welcoming space that highlights local history with educational depth. The atmosphere is family-friendly, featuring interactive activities like scavenger hunts and face painting. Exhibits cover a broad timeline, from prehistoric fossils to the town's development, offering a diverse historical perspective.
Exhibits bring local history to life with thoughtful curation and a vibrant tapestry of culture and art. Staff share stories that add depth and insight to the displays.
Exhibits offer a vibrant tapestry of local history, culture, and art with interactive sections and historical artifacts. The space honors the past while inspiring curiosity and learning about the area's founding and development.
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Admission is free for all visitors to the museum.
The museum features a dinosaur exhibit with fossils and a woolly mammoth bone.
Family-friendly activities are available on Wednesday mornings.
Visitor center offers interactive exhibits and educational programs focused on local wildlife and history. Viewing area for black-footed ferrets and marked bison footprints create engaging experiences. Atmosphere is calm with family-friendly activities and easy access to nature trails and wildlife viewing.
Educational exhibits cover local wildlife with a full-size bison mount and historical topics like WWI work. Hands-on interactive displays add to the informative experience.
The Pat Schroeder Visitor Center offers detailed exhibits that explain the complex history of the arsenal and its transformation from war to peace. Artifacts and displays provide a clear overview of the land's past and the work done there.
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The visitor center has ample parking, including shaded spots and EV chargers.
There is a junior ranger program with a booklet for kids to learn about wildlife.
The Discovery Room is a great area for toddlers to explore.
Mansion preserved with original furnishings and historic interior details creates a beautifully maintained setting. Atmosphere blends women's suffrage history with artifacts and stories highlighting Colorado women's contributions. Guided tours add context and access to upstairs areas, enriching the experience.
Special exhibits highlight local artists and explore universal experiences of women. Tours focus on the history of the Evans family, showcasing their art, furniture, and preserved antiques.
Historic home tours reveal the Evans family's century-long story with guided insights into the era. Exhibits highlight women's innovations and unsung heroes who shaped Colorado's history.
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Admission is $7 for access to the downstairs area only.
Joining the tour costs $10 and provides access to the upstairs.
I recommend booking the tour in advance for a better experience.
Gift shop combines breathtaking scenery with a spacious outdoor patio featuring live music and water features. Atmosphere feels authentic and family friendly, serving as a community hub with a cafe offering unique local treats like bison burgers and coffee-flavored ice cream.
A huge selection of local art, Native American art, and original pieces fills the gallery. It offers a wide variety of souvenirs, gifts, and crafts alongside fine art and jewelry.
Historic building offers terrific views and a deep sense of connection to the past. It blends historic, tourist items, boutique products, and local art under one roof.
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Buying something at the Trading Post helps fund the park.
I should go early because parking can be difficult.
They have a wide variety of merchandise, including fresh fudge and a cafe.
Multiple floors offer quiet study areas and creative spaces like an audio studio and wood shop. Bright, spacious design includes large windows with city views and an art gallery on upper levels. Families and teens find dedicated zones, while extensive collections and resources support diverse activities.
An art gallery sits on the top floors with an amazing view over the city. The library's collection includes pieces on loan to the Denver Art Museum and displays in the Vida Ellison Gallery and seventh floor hallways.
Seven floors hold extensive historical exhibits and collections, including a unique room built without nails called the Snowglobe. The fifth floor features a large lobby with the Western History collection, genealogy resources, and displays of photographs and artifacts, alongside historic maps and geographic materials.
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The library is closed on Fridays and Saturdays.
You don't need a library card to print documents.
The library offers drop-in classes for computer skills.