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Golden Calendar of Events
| April 1 - May 2 |
Open Fridays: Session II with Steve Tracy
Are you looking for a fun and encouraging atmosphere to delve into painting? Students of all levels and mediums are invited to join Steve in this exciting investigation of painting. Steve’s classes are always infused with positivity and camaraderie. His teaching approach addresses the basics as well as important information for professional artists. Students will receive individual attention as well as the support of fellow students. 9:30 am – 2:30 pm Fee: $135 / FAC Member: $121.50
www.foothillsartcenter.org | 303-279-3922 |
Foothills Art Center |
| April 12 |
Kid's Nature Art: Wildlife in Colored Pencil
Become a wildlife artist! Examine taxidermy animal mounts up close and then draw what you see using colored pencils. Learn how to use simple shapes as building blocks for wildlife drawings. This class will be indoors. Art supplies provided. Kids ages 7-10 with an adult. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program. 10:00am. Lookout Mountain Nature Center, 910 Colorow Rd.,Golden, CO 80401. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center and Preserve |
| April 12 |
Buffalo Soldiers
Enjoy a luncheon or dessert tea with a dramatic performance.
Who were the Buffalo Soldiers and what role did they play in the early West? Learn the dynamic scope from John Bell, a descendant of real Buffalo Soldiers. Hear true stories and see artifacts of African American men who served their country.
Luncheon is a full meal of scones, finger sandwiches, salad, and desserts ($25). Just Desserts treats you to scones and desserts ($15). Tea served at the Astor House Museum, 822 12th St. Golden, CO 80401. Members receive a discount. Paid reservations required: 303-278-3557. Luncheon - 11:30 a.m. and Just Desserts - 3:00 p.m.
| Astor House Museum |
| April 12 |
Migration Celebration
Celebrate the annual raptor migration with Friends of Dinosaur Ridge, the Rocky Mountain Observatory, the Morrison Natural History Museum, and Wild Birds Unlimited. A free day of hikes, lectures, and workshops mark the 20th anniversary of the Hawk Watch Program on Dinosaur Ridge. More information on the programs is at www.dinoridge.org and www.mnhm.org and www.rmhbo.org www.rmbo.org. 8:00am - 6:00pm. Free. Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center, 16831 W. Alameda Parkway, Morrison. |
Dinosaur Ridge |
| April 12 |
5 Books in One Day: 2 Inch Library with Jill K. Berry
Who doesn’t love tiny books? These little gems fit snuggly side by side into a small soft case. Each is a different structure, and all of them are 2” tall. We will make five books and the case to contain them. Small books have their own challenges and require a bit more precision than larger structures, so be prepared! 10:00am - 4:30pm. $110/ FAC Member $99. *Materials fee $15. Foothills Art Center, 809 Fifteenth Street, Golden. |
Foothills Art Center |
| April 12 |
Mars, Saturn, and the Moon
Pine Valley Ranch Open Space Park, south on Hwy 285 to Pine.
Peer through modern and historic telescopes at three of our nearest celestial neighbors while you familiarize yourself with the spring night sky. Ages 10 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to REGISTER for this free program and for directions to the park. 7:45pm. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center and Preserve |
| April 18
| NASA Space Exploration in 2008 - Jr. Astronomers Special Event!
Kids ages 6 to 10 are invited to join NASA Solar System Ambassador Jim Paradise for a special presentation. Find out about the solar system, space missions, and the new Orion program, which will replace the space shuttles. After the presentation, head outside to the telescopes and take a peek at Mars and Saturn. Ages 6 –10 with an adult. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE event. 7:00pm. Lookout Mountain Nature Center, 910 Colorow Rd., Golden, CO 80401. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center and Preserve |
| April 19 |
Teddy Bear Tea
It's tea time at the Golden Pioneer Museum! Enjoy finger sandwiches and tea with your child and their favorite teddy bear. Learn the history of teddy bears and about traditional tea times. Times: 10:30 or 1:30 p.m. Paid reservations required at $10 per child. One adult per child. Adults and teddies are free. Adults will assist their children. For more information contact Kathryn Maleva at the museum at 303-278-7151. |
Golden Pioneer Museum |
| April 19 |
Dinosaur Detectives: Footprint Frenzy
A morning of free hands-on activities for kids! Education Programs Assistant Erin Fair will lead an exploration of the Cretaceous Crossroads Track Area and a short field trip to the Main Tracksite on Dinosaur Ridge. This program is geared for 1st to 3rd grade (between 6 and 10 years old), but all children are welcome to attend. Free. 10:00 - 11:30am. Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center, 16831 W. Alameda Parkway, Morrison. |
Dinosaur Ridge |
| April 19 |
Spring Wildflowers of South Valley
Signs of spring are bursting out everywhere. Take a naturalist-guided hike in search of early spring wildflowers and learn about clever pollination strategies, too. 1 ½ - 2 mile hike.
Ages 8 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program. 1:00pm. South Valley Park is on South Valley Drive between Ken Caryl and Deer Creek Canyon.
| Lookout Mountain Nature Center and Preserve |
| April 19 |
Earth Day at the Evergreen Lake House
Celebrate Earth Day by learning about local wildlife, educational opportunities, global environmental issues, and much more. This festival is free and open to the public. Round up your family and friends and join the fun while you learn! All ages; no registration required. 10:00am - 4:00pm. Evergreen Lake House is on Evergreen Lake, Hwy 74 and Upper Bear Creek Road.
| Lookout Mountain Nature Center and Preserve |
| April 19 |
SCFD Free Day
Come and enjoy free admission all day at the Golden Pioneer Museum. 10:00am - 4:30 pm.
| Golden Pioneer Museum |
| April 19 |
Dakota Blonde in Concert
Back for a 3rd show, Acoustic Alley fan favorites Dakota Blonde bring their unique pop and bluegrass-tinged sound to the Denver area's premier listening room. Mary Huckins sweet-yet-strong vocals are the lynchpin to this local trio's sound, melding perfectly with the smooth steady guitar playing and cool harmonies of Don Pinnella (nope, not blonde) and the charming acoustic bass work and humor of Tony Raddell. Come enjoy their blend of original songs and well-known cover tunes. 7:30pm (doors open at 6:45pm). $13 in advance, $16 at the door (order soon as this show may sellout). Acoustic Alley at Miners Alley Playhouse, 1224 Washington Street, Golden, CO. Tickets and information available at www.acousticalley.org or by calling 720-870-0397. |
Acoustic Alley at Miners Alley Playhouse |
| April 19, 20 |
Post Income Tax Days Train Ride
10:00am - 4:00pm. Adults $12, Seniors $10, Kids 2-15 $5, Family $25. Colorado Railroad Museum,17155 West 44th Ave., Golden. For more information contact Amanda at or 303-279-4591. |
Colorado Railroad Museum |
| April 20 |
Colorado Wild Cats
Jefferson County Open Space Parks are home to bobcats and mountain lions. Drop by and examine pelts and skulls while you chat with naturalists about these elusive species. Registration is not required; please drop by the main kiosk anytime during the listed times. All ages. 12:00pm - 3:00pm. Mt. Falcon Open Space Park - East. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| April 25 |
Binocular Night Sky
Binoculars can reveal a breathtaking view of the night sky. Find out how easy it is to use this inexpensive tool to find stars, planets, deep space objects, and more. Please bring your own binoculars. Ages 10 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this free program, and for directions to the park. 8:00pm. South Valley Open Space Park is on Valley Drive, between Ken Caryl and Deer Creek Canyon. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| April 26 |
Empty Space with Kathy Beekman
Learn to use empty space to direct the viewer’s attention or draw the eye to a busier, more intricate passage within your painting. If you find that your work generally tends to be overly busy, or are simply looking for a new approach to painting then this class is not to be missed. 10:00am – 1:00pm Fee: $45 / FAC Member: $40.50 |
Foothills Art Center |
| April 26 |
Sensory Hike
Wildlife and insects experience the world in very distinct ways. Heighten your own senses in different ways during this naturalist-guided hike through the meadow and forest. Ages 6 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this free program and for directions to the park. 10:00am. Alderfer/Three Sisters Park is located on Buffalo Park Road in Evergreen. This program will start at the second, larger trailhead. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| April 26 |
Wolves - Moving Back In
Jim Olp, wolf expert previously from Yellowstone, will be at Lookout Mountain Nature Center to share his experiences with wolves and to educate on these canine carnivores. Jim has vast knowledge to share on a subject that will surely grow in the future as wolves again become part of our natural landscape. All ages (lecture-type program.) Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this free program. 6:00pm. Lookout Mountain Nature Center, 910 Colorow Road, Golden, CO 80401. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| April 26 |
Empty Space with Kathy Beekman
Learn to use empty space to direct the viewer’s attention or draw the eye to a busier, more intricate passage within your painting. If you find that your work generally tends to be overly busy, or are simply looking for a new approach to painting then this class is not to be missed. 10 am – 1pm Fee: $45 / FAC Member: $40.50 |
Foothills Art Center |
| April 26 |
Spring Concert
7:30pm, Applewood Valley United Methodist Church, 2035 Ellis,
Cloud Messengers & Radiant Stars - C. Cui, Rainsong - H. Bright,
Frostiana - R. Thompson, Under the Willow Tree & Sure on this Shining Night - S. Barber, In Nature's Realm - A. Dvorak, In Windsor Forest - R. Vaughan Williams 303-271-5177.
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Golden Concert Choir |
| April 27 |
Beavers Abound!
Take a naturalist-guided hike to find out how resident beavers alter and create habitat for other creatures. Search for sights and smells of the beavers that reside in this park. All ages. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this free program and for directions to the park. 1:00pm. Lair 'o the Bear Open Space Park is on Hwy 74 between Idledale and Kittredge. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 2 |
NASA Space Exploration Presentation
NASA Solar System Ambassador, Jim Paradise, will present "What's New in Space Exploration" this evening. Join us for a walk through the solar system, from the Sun to beyond the Ort Cloud. Find out about the Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn missions. Learn about the Orion program, which is replacing the Space Shuttle, and much more. Following the program, head outside to the telescopes for a peek at Saturn and Mars. Ages 10 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this free program. 7:00pm. Lookout Mountain Nature Center, 910 Colorow Rd., Golden, CO 80401. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 3 |
Becoming a Naturalist
White Ranch Park - West entrance off Golden Gate Canyon Road.
Naturalists observe the world around them, reflect on what they see, and record their observations. Explore the spring forest and learn about keeping a nature journal and recording your observations. Age 8 and up. Please bring any journal or notebook that you might be working in, or the leader will supply extras for those without. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this free program and for directions to the park. 12:00pm. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 4 |
Kid's Wildflower Hike
Flying J Ranch Park - Hwy 73 between Evergreen and Conifer
Join this special wildflower hike designed just for kids! Hike the trails in search of bright spring blossoms and learn why bees are so important. All ages. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this free program and for directions to the park. 1:00pm. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
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Sisters in Cloth: A Collection of Works by African American Textile Artists
Quilts in this exhibit span the spectrum of quilt styles, from the traditional to the contemporary, and showcase the varied works in design, inspiration, and meaning for present-day African American textile artists. Each quilt tells a story for its artist and emote messages through its fabric. www.rmqm.org | 303-277-0377
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Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum |
| May 8 |
Boulder Acoustic Society Concert
Based in nearby Boulder, "BAS" has been all over the country playing venues and festivals, large and small. In July 2006, they placed second in the Telluride Bluegrass Festival Band Contest--not bad considering they're not a bluegrass band! This unique instrumental and vocal quartet has simply got to be seen and heard to be believed--you've never experienced anything quite like it before. We guarantee! 7:30pm (doors open at 6:45pm). Tickets $12 in advance, $15 at the door. Acoustic Alley at Miners Alley Playhouse, 1224 Washington Street, Golden, CO. Tickets and information at www.acousticalley.org or call 720-870-0397. |
Acoustic Alley at Miners Alley Playhouse |
| May 9 |
Evening Storytelling
Tired of spending the evening watching TV? Come to the Nature Center for some old-fashioned entertainment. Grab some popcorn and hear stories and legends of Front Range plants, animals, and places. New stories are featured each quarter. Fun and educational for all ages! Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program. 7:00pm. Lookout Mountain Nature Center, 910 Colorow Rd., Golden, CO 80401. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 10 |
International Migratory Bird Day
Join naturalist and birder extraordinaire Alice Kruse for a wonderful, early morning hike through the Wildlife Preserve. This second Saturday in May is observed around the globe as a celebration of our amazing migratory winged neighbors. All ages (strollers may be unwieldy on preserve trails.) Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program and for directions to the park. 7:00am. Crown Hill Open Space Park, 26th Avenue between Wadsworth and Kipling. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 10 |
Make a May Basket Together
Have you ever made a May basket full of flowers (and maybe candy) for a friend or loved one? Enjoy this activity with your child and learn the history of this celebrated tradition. 10:30 AM. $10.00 per child, 1 adult free with child. For more information contact Kathryn Maleva at the museum at 303-278-7151. |
Golden Pioneer Museum |
| May 10 |
Opening Day
Celebrate the opening of the Clear Creek History Park's summer season. Join us for special festivities on the frontier. Sign up for the annual egg toss competition! Pioneer games, interactive historic demonstrations, music and more. Paid admission. 10:00am to 4:30pm. |
Clear Creek History Park |
| May 11 |
Mother's Day Wildflower Hike
Bring your mom up to the nature preserve and celebrate Mother’s Day with a ½-mile naturalist-guided hike. Find out what’s in bloom and how you can help native plants and pollinators. All ages. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program. 1:00pm. Lookout Mountain Nature Center, 910 Colorow Rd., Golden, CO 80401. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 17 |
Wildlife Stories of Springtime
Take a walk with a naturalist storyteller and hear spring stories about fox, deer, raccoon, and bear parents and babies. Ages 5 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program and for directions to the park. 10:00am. Lair 'o the Bear Open Space Park, Hwy 74 between Idledale and Kittredge.
| Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 17 |
SCFD Free Day
Come and enjoy free admission all day at the Golden Pioneer Museum. 10:00am - 4:30 pm.
| Golden Pioneer Museum |
| May 17 |
Astronomy Open House at the Historic William Baehr Observatory
Take a 1/3-mile hike up to the observatory for a special evening of stargazing, night sky navigation, planet hopping, and much more. In addition to observatory tours, Astronomy Team members will be on hand with several telescopes for viewing. Call for directions to the park and more information. Ages 10 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program and for directions to the park. 8:30pm. Pine Valley Ranch Open Space Park.
| Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 19 - 20 |
School's Out Steamup
An historic narrow gauge passenger train powered by a steam or diesel locomotive will run at approximately 20-minute intervals between 10 am. and 4 p.m.
www.crrm.org | 303-279-4591 |
Colorado Railroad Museum |
| May 20 |
Full Flower Moon Yoga
Celebrate the wonderful spring night air – filled with scents and sounds and the rising full moon - as we hike a short ½-mile loop through the forest. We’ll then return to the Nature Center for a calming yoga practice. Please wear appropriate shoes for the hike and bring a mat for the indoor practice. Ages 12 and up. Please call 720-497-7600 or 720-497-7601 to register for this FREE program. 8:30pm. Lookout Mountain Nature Center, 910 Colorow Rd., Golden, CO 80401. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 23 |
Spring Constellations Tour
Join Astronomy Team members for a "tour" of the night sky. Learn to find prominent spring constellations by using pointer stars to navigate. Telescopes will also be on hand for viewing. Ages 10 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program and for directions to the park. 8:30pm. Pine Valley Ranch Open Space Park. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 24 |
Please Don't Step on Me! Sharing the Trails with Other Creatures
There are countless other creatures that we share the trails with. Become aware and learn to appreciate who else inhabits these beautiful Open Space parks. Ages 5 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program and for directions to the park. 10:00am. Mt. Falcon Open Space Park - West. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 24 |
Sunset Sounds Hike
Enjoy an easy naturalist-guided hike as the sun goes down and the night "shift" wakes up. Find out what all the squeaking, hooting, and yapping is about. Ages 6 and up. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program and for directions to the park. 8:00pm. Van Bibber Open Space Park. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| May 31 |
Junior Rangers
Kids, join Open Space Rangers and Naturalists for this special day of exploration. Become a certified Jr. Ranger by completing this interactive program. Investigate a park "crime" scene, test your fitness level, learn how to identify wildlife, and much more. Program is most appropriate for kids ages 4 - 11. Please call the Nature Center at 720-497-7600 to register for this FREE program and for more information. 10:00am - 1:00pm. Crown Hill Open Space Park, 26th Avenue between Wadsworth and Kipling. |
Lookout Mountain Nature Center & Preserve |
| June through August |
Hands-On-History Summer Camp
Young pioneers spend a week exploring life in the 1899s. This interactive outdoor program at the Clear Creek History Park is for ages 6-10. Pre-registration is required. sessions fill early! Check our website for session dates. Monday-Friday, 8:30am - 3:00pm. |
Clear Creek History Park |
| June 7 |
Chuck Pyle in Concert
Well-known throughout the Denver area and admired as a sly humorist and an innovative guitarist, Chuck Pyle (aka the "Zen Cowboy") has performed for the Colorado Legislature, on Austin City Limits, and at Bill Gates' home. He's had his songs recorded by John Denver, Chris LeDoux, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and Jerry Jeff Walker. He sees what's best about America, writing songs about love lost and love found, forgetful cowboys, heroic highway patrolmen, and brain stems gone "critical." Join us for a special concert at Denver's premier listening room. 7:30pm (doors open at 6:45pm). Tickets $17 in advance, $20 day of show. Acoustic Alley at Miners Alley Playhouse, 1224 Washington Street, Golden, CO. Tickets and information available at www.acousticalley.org or by calling 720-870-0397. |
Acoustic Alley at Miners Alley Playhouse |
| June 14 |
Wild West Auto Roundup
Classic car show along Washington Avenue |
Golden Chamber of Commerce |
| June 14 |
Father's Day Shadowboxes
Make a shadowbox with items that represent all of the wonderful things that remind you of just how special your father is. Enjoy this activity with your child and learn the history of the Father's Day tradition. 10:30 AM. $10.00 per child; 1 parent free per children. For more information contact Kathryn Maleva at the museum at 303-278-7151. |
Golden Pioneer Museum
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| June 14-15 |
Father's Day Steam-Up
An historic narrow gauge passenger train powered by a steam or diesel locomotive will run at approximately 20-minute intervals between 10 am. and 4 p.m.
www.crrm.org | 303-279-4591
| Colorado Railroad Museum |
| June 16-20 |
Sizzling Science: An Experimental Endeavor
One week-long day camp. Free your inner Einstein! Sizzling solar science. Creepy crawly science. Bubbling, bursting, building, and boiling. Floating, flying, ferocious, and fossilized. Animal, vegetable, or mineral? What will your awesome observations discover? 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. Price: $150.00. Golden Independent School, 1280 Golden Circle, Golden, CO 80401. Phone 303-279-3708 for more information.
| Golden Independent School |
| June 21 |
SCFD Free Day
Come and enjoy free admission all day at the Golden Pioneer Museum. 10:00am - 4:30 pm.
| Golden Pioneer Museum |
| June 21 |
Summer Solstice Music Festival
Bands take the stage at the Clear Creek History Park for our annual fundraiser. Spread your blanket on the natural hillside amphitheatre and groove to great life music. Enjoy grilled burgers and beer. Paid admission. 5:00pm - 9:30pm. |
Clear Creek History Park |
| June 23-27 |
Amazing Art: A Creative Endeavor
An art day camp. Let your creative juices flow as we express ourselves in a variety of media. Psyched to try sculpting? Wan to work with wood? Investigate an instrument? Illustrate your imagination? Endeavor with all your friends! 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. $150.00. Golden Independent School, 1280 Golden Circle, Golden, CO 80401. Phone 303-279-3708 for more information. |
Golden Independent School |
| June 30 - July 4 |
Hooray for the U.S.A.: An American Endeavor
A Patriotic day camp. Explore our states and our greats, our history and our mysteries, our people and our places, our traditions and our expeditions. Includes Golden's Independence Day celebration in Lion's Park (7/4/2008). 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. $150.00. Golden Independent School, 1280 Golden Circle, Golden, CO 80401. |
Golden Independent School |
| through August |
Hands-On-History Summer Camp
Young pioneers spend a week exploring life in the 1899s. This interactive outdoor program at the Clear Creek History Park is for ages 6-10. Pre-registration is required. sessions fill early! Check our website for session dates. Monday-Friday, 8:30am - 3:00pm. |
Clear Creek History Park |
| July 4 |
Annual 4th of July Celebration in Lions Park
Noon to dusk, fireworks. |
Golden Lions Club |
| July 7 - 18 |
Dynamic Drama: A Theatrical Endeavor
A drama day camp. This popular camp has been extended to two weeks as we examine acting and the stage, sets and costumes, comedy and vaudeville. The children will produce a fabulous musical play and perform it for the community (2:30 pm, 7/18/2008). Act now! 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. $300.00. Golden Independent School, 1280 Golden Circle, Golden, CO 80401. |
Golden Independent School |
| July 7 - 18 |
Mining Family Stories
Mining Family Stories is a summer camp. Children will experience hands-on activities that acquaint them with early miner family life, plus their own family traditions and history with a scrapbook with family tree. Guest speakers will introduce the children to special experiences supporting the theme Mining Family Stories. 10:30 AM or 1:30 PM. $60 per child. For more information contact Kathryn Maleva at the museum at 303-278-7151. |
Golden Pioneer Museum
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| June 19 |
4th Annual Wine and Cheese Train
An historic narrow gauge passenger train powered by a steam or diesel locomotive will run after hours. Special tickets are required.
www.crrm.org | 303-279-4591
| Colorado Railroad Museum |
| July 21 - 25 |
Bicycle Bearings: A Self-Propelled Endeavor
Roll on up! We will ride, repair, study, and appreciate that classic form of childhood enjoyment and transportation - the bicycle! KIDS MUST BE ABLE TO RIDE WITHOUT TRAINING WHEELS!! Bikes with multiple gears are recommended. Special Option: Ride in the Buffalo Bill Days Parade, Saturday, 7/26, 2008. 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. $150.00. Golden Independent School, 1280 Golden Circle, Golden, CO 80401.
| Golden Independent School |
| July 26 |
SCFD Free Day
Come and enjoy free admission all day at the Golden Pioneer Museum. 10:00am - 4:30 pm.
| Golden Pioneer Museum |
| July 28 - August 1 |
Curious Cultures: A Foreign Endeavor
A cultural day camp. When you hear "Vietnam," is war the first thing on your mind? Not after this endeavor! Learn about the beautiful, exotic cultures of Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the surrounding areas. Spark your interest in Asia at the Sloan's Lake Dragon Boat Festival, 7/26/2008 - 7/28/2008. See you there! 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. $150.00. Golden Independent School, 1280 Golden Circle, Golden, CO 80401.
| Golden Independent School |
| through August |
Hands-On-History Summer Camp
Young pioneers spend a week exploring life in the 1899s. This interactive outdoor program at the Clear Creek History Park is for ages 6-10. Pre-registration is required. sessions fill early! Check our website for session dates. Monday-Friday, 8:30am - 3:00pm.
| Clear Creek History Park |
| August 1 |
Movies & Music in the Park
Film and music TBA
Prior to each outdoor film, live music will be performed. Families are invited to bring a picnic supper, listen to the music, and settle in for a film under the stars. Music starts at 7:00 p.m. followed by the movie at dusk (around 8:30 p.m.). Takes place in Parfet Park at the SE corner of 10th and Washington in Golden. Admission is FREE.
www.goldengreat.org | 303-982-9290 |
GREAT (Golden Resource for Education, Arts, and Theatre) |
| August 4 - 8 |
Mountain Masters: An Outdoor Endeavor
An outdoors day camp. Revel in the wonder of the great outdoors as we hike, fish, climb, explore, and enjoy our mountainous region. We invite you to end the summer with us on our (optional) Family Camping Trip following the week (8/8/2008 - 8/10/2008). 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. $150.00. Golden Independent School, 1280 Golden Circle, Golden, CO 80401. |
Golden Independent School |
| August 8 |
Movies & Music in the Park
Film and music TBA
Prior to each outdoor film, live music will be performed. Families are invited to bring a picnic supper, listen to the music, and settle in for a film under the stars. Music starts at 7:00 p.m. followed by the movie at dusk (around 8:30 p.m.). Takes place in Parfet Park at the SE corner of 10th and Washington in Golden. Admission is FREE.
www.goldengreat.org | 303-982-9290 |
GREAT (Golden Resource for Education, Arts, and Theatre) |
| August 9-10 |
Back to School Train
An historic narrow gauge passenger train powered by a steam or diesel locomotive will run at approximately 20-minute intervals between 10 am. and 4 p.m.
www.crrm.org | 303-279-4591
| Colorado Railroad Museum |
| August 15 |
Movies & Music in the Park
Film and music TBA
Prior to each outdoor film, live music will be performed. Families are invited to bring a picnic supper, listen to the music, and settle in for a film under the stars. Music starts at 7:00 p.m. followed by the movie at dusk (around 8:30 p.m.). Takes place in Parfet Park at the SE corner of 10th and Washington in Golden. Admission is FREE.
www.goldengreat.org | 303-982-9290 |
GREAT (Golden Resource for Education, Arts, and Theatre) |
| August 16 - 17 |
Golden Fine Arts Festival
Enjoy the 18th Annual Golden Fine Arts Festival with 140 high quality artists, art in the businesses
goldenfineartsfestival.org | 303-279-3113
| Golden Chamber of Commerce |
| August 16 |
SCFD Free Day
Come and enjoy free admission all day at the Golden Pioneer Museum. 10:00am - 4:30 pm.
| Golden Pioneer Museum |
| August 16, 17 |
Clear Creek History Park Free Days in the Golden Fine Arts Festival
See demonstrations like lace making, spinning, blacksmithing, and more. Taste what's cooking on the woodstove and say hello to the chickens. The Clear Creek History Park showcases the artisans of yesteryear as part of the annual Golden Fine Arts Festival. SCFD-sponsored free admission. 10:00am to 4:30pm. |
Clear Creek History Park |
| August 22 |
Movies & Music in the Park
Film and music TBA
Prior to each outdoor film, live music will be performed. Families are invited to bring a picnic supper, listen to the music, and settle in for a film under the stars. Music starts at 7:00 p.m. followed by the movie at dusk (around 8:30 p.m.). Takes place in Parfet Park at the SE corner of 10th and Washington in Golden. Admission is FREE.
www.goldengreat.org | 303-982-9290 |
GREAT (Golden Resource for Education, Arts, and Theatre) |
| August 22-23 |
Political Whistle Stop Campaign Train
An historic narrow gauge passenger train powered by a steam or diesel locomotive will run at approximately 20-minute intervals between 10 am. and 4 p.m.
www.crrm.org | 303-279-4591 |
Colorado Railroad Museum |
| August 23 |
Garden Tour
Visit some of the most attractive residential yards in Golden. The Golden Pioneer Museum has arranged with the owners of several homes to volunteer for a benefit tour of their lawns and gardens. Tickets are $10 per person. Time: 9:00 - 3:00. For more information contact Kathryn Maleva at the museum at 303-278-7151. |
Golden Pioneer Museum |
Event Name: SCFD Free Day
Event Date: September 20, 2008
Event Time: All Day
Event Price: Free Admission
Organization: Golden Pioneer Museum
Contact Person: Barbara Mills
Contact E-Mail: BarbaraMills@goldenpioneermuseum.com
Contact Phone: 303.278.7151
Venue Information:
Event Description: Come and enjoy free admission at the Golden Pioneer Museum
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Greater
Golden Chamber of Commerce
1010 Washington Avenue | Golden, CO 80402
303.279.3113 | 303.279.0332 Fax
info@goldencochamber.org |
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