For years, the Egyptian Mummies gallery has displayed two female mummies, described as the “Rich Mummy” and the “Poor Mummy.” In 2016, a team of Egyptologists from around the country banded together to find out how today’s leading technologies could shed more light on the lives of these two women. Michele Koons, curator of archaeology, led the research, which included radiocarbon dating,.... Read More

​Come make noise at the library! That's right. Pick up a hammer and nails to create your own book bin using plywood materials. The team from The Craftsman & Apprentice will provide all the tools, supplies and skills you'll need to assemble and decorate a special place to stash your favorite books. Ideal for ages.... Read More

Try some delicious no-cook recipes. Ideal for ages 3-8 with an adult helper. More info: Cooking Class for Children

Susan O’Grady from Equipoise Wealth Management will discuss methods and strategies for, organizing your tax records, reducing tax liability, avoiding mistakes, identifying tax scams, paying as you go and understanding graduated tax rates. Light Refreshments will be provided. More info: Taxes 101

The second in a series with critical race theorist and skilled facilitator Dr. Gregory Diggs on having uncomfortable conversations about race. We’ll talk about how deal and/or engage with your relatives in a constructive manner at your Thanksgiving dinner. More info: Keeping it Real: How to Survive Thanksgiving Dinner

The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is pleased to partner with the International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management and the Denver American Indian Commission to present Indigenous Film, a monthly indigenous film series. The film will be screened at the Museum’s Phipps Theater. Doors open at 6 p.m., films begin at 6:30 p.m. Please.... Read More

Get a behind the scenes look at this Southeast Denver brewery @ Copper Kettle 1338 S Valencia St, #100 More info: Brewery Tour at the Copper Kettle