Museum feels like an artist's home with intimate vignettes showcasing 20th-century design. Exhibits include art deco furnishings and original studio displays. Walls feature local artwork that complements the chronological art movements.
An intimate space with a well-curated collection of paintings, furniture, ceramics, metal, and glass. Exhibits arranged chronologically by art movements offer a nostalgic view of early and mid 20th century decorative arts. Vance Kirkland's studio stands out as a highlight.
"It's like walking through an artistic friend's home filled with decor."
"I found this art museum to be a one-of-a-kind gem."
"This museum's design vignettes feel like walking through an artistic friend's home."
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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.
Small museum with creaky wooden floors offers a rich look at Latin American history through diverse media. Exhibits blend historic and contemporary art and highlight community focus for a unique, intimate experience.
Exhibitions feature rich history and culture with artifacts from various time periods and regions. The museum showcases diverse media and supports lesser known artists while maintaining strong community roots.
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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.
Massive vintage trains and BigBoy steam engine dominate a clean, spacious museum filled with diverse vehicles. Visitors enjoy detailed model train layouts and explore exhibits from motorcycles to airplanes. Quiet, peaceful atmosphere suits all ages and transportation fans.
The museum showcases a wide range of vintage cars, including fire trucks, bicycles, and locomotives like the BigBoy steam engine. Exhibits offer a detailed look at the history of transportation in the US and appeal to all ages.
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The museum hosts a scavenger hunt event that visitors should not miss.
The model train show takes place on August 3-4, offering a unique experience.
The museum has ample parking available for visitors.
Restored historic house offers intimate exhibits on Black American roles in medicine, military, and ranching. Small museum features a Buffalo Soldiers display and deep community ties through knowledgeable volunteers. Visitors enjoy a thoughtful atmosphere for self-paced exploration.
Small but packed with Black historical information and artifacts, the museum highlights lesser-known aspects of African American history in the West. Exhibits include a carefully curated Buffalo Soldiers display, and knowledgeable volunteers provide deep community connections.
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Reservations are recommended to ensure entry, especially on weekends.
The museum is self-guided, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace.
Expect to spend about 1-2 hours to fully appreciate the exhibits.
Museum celebrates Black womanhood with interactive installations and bold colorful rooms. Exhibits showcase 90s hair care products and beauty items, creating a vibrant, affirming space. Visitors enjoy a hair salon-themed room and a letter wall for joyful self-expression.
Exhibits focus on Black girls and women, showcasing generational items like 90s hair care products and beauty supply lip gloss. The space feels like a love letter and offers a beautiful tribute that resonates deeply and stays with visitors.
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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.
Bright, clean space offers interactive play with travel-themed areas like an airplane and ice cream truck. Kids enjoy hands-on crafts and puppet shows in a safe, organized setting. Perfect for birthday parties with a fun, stress-free vibe.
Interactive play areas let kids explore and use their imagination freely. The museum stays clean and works well for birthday parties with a fun, stress-free vibe.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid overcrowding and ensure a pleasant experience.
Admission is charged only for children above a certain age, making it budget-friendly for families.
The facility is clean and organized, providing a safe environment for kids.
Custom-built space features bold paintings and minimalist architecture that create an intimate, reflective mood. Visitors enjoy a quiet, educational environment that encourages personal meaning. A hands-on creative area invites all ages to engage actively with art.
A custom-built space showcases the entire collection of one artist with amazing architecture and lighting. The museum offers a quiet, educational environment that encourages visitors, including kids, to create their own meaning from the art.
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Admission is $10 for co-residents to enter the museum.
The museum rotates 75% of the artwork every 6 months.
The museum occasionally holds weekend concerts.
Museum space offers unique art and kitschy decor in a safe, inclusive setting. It celebrates sex and pleasure with local galleries and educational classes. Community hub welcomes diverse groups, promoting body positivity and sex-positive learning.
Celebrates sex and pleasure in every way with an inclusive and informative approach. Features an awesome gallery of local artists and offers educational classes that engage the community.
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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.
Small space packed with vintage baseball memorabilia creates a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere. Exhibits on classic 1920s ballparks bring history to life with detailed stories and artifacts. A quiet library room with a chess table featuring Hall of Fame players adds a unique touch for serious fans.
A private collection showcases vintage ballparks and unique memorabilia like bats, uniforms, and turnstiles from historic stadiums. The exhibits bring baseball history to life with detailed stories and artifacts covering all major league ballparks.
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Admission is a $20 donation per adult.
The museum is a 90-second walk from Coors Field.
Expect to see unique memorabilia from classic ballparks.
Stadium blends office-like design with exclusive access to VIP boxes and locker rooms. Tours highlight Colorado athletic history and sports achievements. Visitors enjoy an informative and casual atmosphere mostly indoors.
Exhibits focus on Colorado athletic history from basketball to hockey. Entry is free and tours provide a thorough look at sports achievements.
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Reservations are recommended for the stadium tour, especially on weekends.
The Colorado Sports Hall of Fame is free to enter and offers interesting exhibits.
Tours of the stadium include access to the executive suites and press room.
Mansion offers a historic interior with original furnishings that bring women's suffrage history to life. Exhibits showcase influential women and their innovations in Colorado. Guided tours provide access to upstairs areas, enriching the museum experience with stories and artifacts.
Focuses on women's history in Colorado with exhibits on influential women and their contributions. Features original furniture, art, and family mementos alongside displays of historic innovations pioneered by women.
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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.
Museum shines with Victorian architecture and a quiet atmosphere that invites deep focus. Its Western art collection features works by Albert Bierstadt and includes paintings, sculptures, and a unique gun exhibit. Strict no photography rule keeps the experience immersive and respectful.
A stunning Western art collection fills a beautiful old building with works by great artists like Albert Bierstadt. The museum offers a close-up experience with art in a well-kept, inviting setting and has a simple no-photo rule that enhances the visit.
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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.
Rustic park offers interactive light displays and live farm animals for a calm, engaging visit. Open-air museum features creative exhibits with hands-on elements and historical insights. Visitors enjoy quiet strolls and photo spots under shaded trees.
Creative and tasteful exhibits feature interactive elements that engage visitors. The open-air museum offers a living park experience with historical descriptions and a small gift shop.
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Parking is only available on the street for events.
The Bright Nights event features interactive activities for kids.
Four Mile Historic Park is stroller-friendly and accessible.
Life-size dinosaurs and realistic animatronics bring the Jurassic era alive. Interactive VR and hands-on exhibits offer engaging learning for all ages. Family-friendly layout and immersive displays make exploration fun and easy.
Exhibits feature realistic dinosaur models and interactive displays that let visitors touch and explore. The VR experience adds an exciting, educational layer that appeals to all ages.
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The experience includes numerous paid add-ons that may not be clearly communicated.
The venue can be challenging to navigate for individuals with mobility issues.
Expect a chaotic crowd, especially during peak times.
Historic marble lobby welcomes visitors to a multi-story interior showcasing live coin production. Museum exhibits feature original calculators and currency artifacts, with a video explaining the building's purpose. Tours are free but tickets sell out early and photography is not allowed.
Historic building houses a museum with original calculators, hand presses, and currency-related artifacts. Exhibits include a lobby with currency history and a video explaining the building's purpose. No photos allowed inside.
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Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 7am.
No bags larger than a wallet are allowed inside the building.
Cell phones must be turned off, and no pictures are allowed inside.