<body><div><h2>CURRENT EXHIBITS AT THE MUSEUMS</h2>When: All daySee all events from the Golden Cultural Alliance.987 1/2 Lookout Mountain Road (map)303-526-0744CLOSED Monday, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and ChristmasThe Buffalo Bill Story, Buffalo Bill's Death, The Americans, A Visit to the Wild West, Firearms, Kid's Cowboy Corral17155 W. 44th Avenue (map)303-279-4591CLOSED Monday, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, and New Year's Eve DayUPPER GALLERYCenter for Railroad Photography &amp; Art WinnersThe winners of the Center for Railroad Photography &amp; Art’s 2024 John E. Gruber Creative Photography Contest have been announced, and these award-winning images are now on display at the Museum.Without WordsShining a spotlight on how railroaders have communicated over the years using sight, sound and codeLOWER GALLERYHidden from History: A Century of Women in RailroadingThis captivating display explores the invaluable contributions of women in the railroad industry over a 100-year period, showcasing their roles in a field traditionally dominated by men.822 12th Street (map)303-279-3922CLOSED New Year's Day, President's Day, Easter, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and ChristmasJoel Swanson: Orderings(through November 3, 2024)Through a diverse array of artworks that simultaneously embrace and challenge various approaches to ordering information, Swanson illuminates the subtle yet profound influence these systems exert on our perception of reality.Decomposing/Recomposing(through February 2, 2025)An exhibition by three women using found and original photography to create original compositions exploring the themes of memory, value and time. Featured artists: Gayle Gerson, Jean Hultkrans, and Kirsty Saalfrank.923 10th Street (map)303-278-3557(Museum) CLOSED Sunday, Monday, New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, and New Year's Eve DayClear Creek Room: The Heart of GoldenSurrounded by North and South Table Mountains, Clear Creek has drawn people to this area for millennia. We Are Still Here: The Endurance of Native JewelsIn this exhibit, we define jewel as both a precious item as well as a woman of strength and importance. Explore how Indigenous women have persevered through hundreds of years of oppression and numerous attempts to destroy their culture. Featuring modern Native fashions that utilize ancient Indigenous jewels, learn about prominent Native women in contemporary American society. Not only are Native Americans still here; they have endured, and they are thriving.Discovery Awaits: Indigenous Connections, Epic Events, Legendary People, andthe Touch Gallery. A new Jolly Rancher exhibit is in the works and will open in2025.The Salon: Golden High School 150th Anniversary Exhibit Golden History Park (11th &amp; Arapahoe): The outdoor setting re-creates the look and feel of a late 1800's mountain ranch complete with gardens, a working blacksmith shop, schoolhouse and chicken coop (chickens included).Colorado School of Mines1310 Maple Street (map)303-273-3815CLOSED New Year's Day, July 4th, Thanksgiving and Christmas The main floor exhibits feature specimens from many Colorado mining districts, other global localities and an introductory video on area geology. The Special Exhibit Room hosts prominent precious metal and invited displays. The main gallery also showcases historic mining murals by Irwin Hoffman.The basement contains numerous exhibits regarding radioactivity, fossils, basic geology, gemstones, meteorites, ultraviolet minerals and underground mining illumination. The outdoor geologic trail features seven outcrops with various geologic and paleontological points of interest, including fossilized dinosaur tracks, logs and leaves.200 Violet Street, Unit 140 (map)303-277-0377CLOSED New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, and ChristmasMAIN GALLERYNORTHEAST GALLERYSee all events from the Golden Cultural Alliance.<h2>Fall Whale of a Used Book Sale</h2>When: All dayWhere: Jefferson County Fairgrounds, 15200 West Sixth Avenue, Golden, COThousands of gently used books, CDs, DVDs, and vinyl records October 19-22 at Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Golden, CO. All genres, children’s, audiobooks, rare and collectible in one location!In Cooperation with CSU Extension and 4-H, join us Sunday, October 20 for a Fall Family Fest and 4-H Open House!There will be candy, demo tables, family activities and much more!More information.<h2>Golden History Tours</h2>When: All dayGolden History Tours offers Wild West Walking Tours, Pub Crawls, Ghost Tours, and more! If you don't see a scheduled tour on a particular date, you can book a tour at a custom time.<h2>Church Services</h2>When: All dayThe following Golden churches have information about services on their websites:If your Golden church/mosque/temple would like to be listed, please let us know, and we will add you.<h2>Country Market </h2>When: 9AM-2PMWhere: Golden Hayride Outpost, 17695 South Golden Road, GoldenFresh produce, local vendors, food trucks, refreshments, and community fun!Here is a sample of some featured vendors throughout our marketplace season: Heinie's MarketMac Nation food truckNancy’s NibblesKona IceNate’s ToysThe Wild Clementine Floral flowersBaked goodsPlant starters and eggsHannah's Homestead Homemade SoapsPete's KombuchaTea’sLove Level Wooden JewelryHeart Glass StudioTattered-n-Torn Hats, and more!We have indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy your meal and relax with a beverage after browsing the marketplace. We hope to see you there!<h2>Harvest Haunt Express</h2>When: 9AM-5PMWhere: Colorado Railroad Museum, 17155 W. 44th Avenue, Golden, COAs the fall harvest gets into full swing, join us at the Colorado Railroad Museum for a fun and relaxing Harvest Haunt Express event, featuring family fun plus steam-powered train rides. Guests are encouraged to come in costume for Trick-or-Treating!Enjoy the Olde Railroaders Silly Graveyard, “not-so-spooky” Haunted Railcars, a hay bale maze, asn the Museum’s own mascot, Spike the Railroad Dog! Bring your camera, and get a great picture of your group’s costumes in front of the Pumpkin Patch cart. Tasty treats and lunchtime food options will be available for purchase.Grounds open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. both days, with special programs and activities taking place between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Steam Train Rides depart every half-hour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Regular admission and Train Ride pricing apply: Admission $10 adults, $5 ages 2-17, $8 seniors ages 60+; Train Rides $4 adults and seniors, $2 ages 2-17. Admission and Train Rides free for members, and those under the age of 2.Advance purchase of admission and train ride tickets is recommended, especially if you have a specific Train Ride time in mind. Capacity is limited, and this event has a history of selling out in advance (especially Saturday). Advance ticket purchase is recommended to avoid disappointment! Book your tickets online today for the Harvest Haunt Express by Clicking Here. All Aboard!<h2>Harvest Haunt Express</h2>When: 9AM-5PMWhere: Colorado Railroad Museum, 17155 W. 44th Avenue, Golden, COAs the fall harvest gets into full swing, join us at the Colorado Railroad Museum for a fun and relaxing Harvest Haunt Express event, featuring family fun plus steam-powered train rides. Guests are encouraged to come in costume for Trick-or-Treating!Enjoy the Olde Railroaders Silly Graveyard, “not-so-spooky” Haunted Railcars, a hay bale maze, asn the Museum’s own mascot, Spike the Railroad Dog! Bring your camera, and get a great picture of your group’s costumes in front of the Pumpkin Patch cart. Tasty treats and lunchtime food options will be available for purchase.Grounds open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. both days, with special programs and activities taking place between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Steam Train Rides depart every half-hour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Regular admission and Train Ride pricing apply: Admission $10 adults, $5 ages 2-17, $8 seniors ages 60+; Train Rides $4 adults and seniors, $2 ages 2-17. Admission and Train Rides free for members, and those under the age of 2.Advance purchase of admission and train ride tickets is recommended, especially if you have a specific Train Ride time in mind. Capacity is limited, and this event has a history of selling out in advance (especially Saturday). Advance ticket purchase is recommended to avoid disappointment! Book your tickets online today for the Harvest Haunt Express by Clicking Here. All Aboard!<h2>Full Walking Tour @ Dinosaur Ridge</h2>When: 9:30-11:30AMWhere: Dinosaur Ridge, 16831 West Alameda Parkway, Morrison, COThe Full Walking Tour is a guided tour of the East and West sides of Dinosaur Ridge. A volunteer guide will interpret the dinosaur tracks and bone fossils, local history, and geology during the one-way, 1.5-mile tour on a paved trail will take 1.5-2 hours. All walkers require a ticket to be transported via a shuttle bus to their starting point. This tour is designed for participants ages 10 and older. Tour Specifics:<ul><li>$18 per person (All walkers require a ticket to be transported via a shuttle bus to their starting point)</li><li>1.5-2 hours</li><li>Admission to the Exhibit Hall is included with each ticket</li><li>Masks are required on the shuttle bus (ages 3+).</li><li>Tour may be called off for active precipitation, temps below 32 degrees, or lack of registrations.</li><li>Appropriate attire: comfortable shoes, sun hats, sunglasses, removable clothing (windbreakers, fleeces, etc…)</li><li>Bring water</li><li>Minimum of 2 and maximum of 13 participants</li></ul>Learn more and to register at:https://dinoridge.org/visit-dinosaur-ridge/full-walking-tour/<h2>Brunch at the Rose</h2>When: 10AM-3PMWhere: Buffalo Rose, 1119 Washington Avenue, Golden, COThe Rose will be hosting brunch every Saturday and Sunday. Come enjoy our delicious brunch menu, along with signature cocktails. Music from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.<h2>Fall Family Fun Day</h2>When: 11AM-1PMWhere: Jefferson County Fairgrounds, 15200 West Sixth Avenue, Golden, COJoin us for our annual Fall Family Fun Day. In partnership with the Whale of a Used Book Sale, we will be offering an afternoon full of fun fall-themed activities and demonstrations for all ages. Learn about our programs, collect Halloween candy and stickers, win prizes, and enjoy discounted books! All ages welcome; youth must be accompanied by an adult. Entry for the event is free, for the Book Sale: $5/admission, $8/bag of books.<h2>CSM Women's Soccer - WSOC vs MSU Denver</h2>When: 1PMWhere: Colorado School of Mines, Stermole Stadium, Golden, CO<h2>Meet &amp; Mingle Community Gathering</h2>When: 2PMWhere: Golden Community Center, 1470 10th Street, Golden, COCome and meet others from Golden in an effort to build new connections to strengthen our community! The events will be a casual gathering where we will provide the opportunity for people to talk one-on-one with someone new.Snacks, beverages, and conversation tips (for those who want them) will be provided.Registration is encouraged but not required.<h2>Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Elusive Ear</h2>When: 2PMWhere: Miners Alley Performing Arts Center, 1100 Miners Alley, Golden, COThe City: London. The year: 1888. The address: 221B Baker Street. As-yet-undiscovered artistic genius Vincent van Gogh presents Sherlock Holmes with a most unusual case. Holmes embarks on a rousing adventure, aided by his partner Dr. Watson and his paramour Irene Adler. The trio confronts the daughter of Professor Moriarty, with a witty helping hand from Oscar Wilde. How will the world’s greatest detective solve one of the most audacious crimes of the Victorian era? Age recommendation: Middle school and older<h2>Textile Society</h2>When: 2:30-4:30PMWhere: Golden Library, 1019 10th Street, Golden, COSpin a yarn at Golden Library's drop-in fiber arts program. Relax with your craft for a few hours while fiber enthusiasts help you through difficult patterns or simply explain a new-to-you technique. All skill levels welcome.<h2>How to Read Tarot</h2>When: 3-5PMWhere: Cannonball Creek Brewing Company, 393 N. Washington Avenue, Golden, COClass with Jill of All TradesTransport yourself into a spiritual state by opening your mind to learning the arcanas of tarot. Begin understanding how to lead a reading using intuition to interpret the cards. Sign up here: https://forms.gle/ckAa45bP7DCXKqoZA<h2>Board Game Night</h2>When: 5-9PMWhere: Mountain Toad Brewing, 900 Washington Avenue, Golden, COSunday Board Game Night 5pm-Close! Bring in your own or play one of ours. $1 pints while you are playing!<h2>Drag Bingo</h2>When: 5-6PMWhere: Mountain Toad Brewing, 900 Washington Avenue, Golden, CO</div></body>

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See all events from the Golden Cultural Alliance. 987 1/2 Lookout Mountain Road (map) CLOSED Monday, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. The Buffalo Bill Story, Buffalo Bill's Death, The Americans, A Visit to the Wild West, Firearms, Kid's Cowboy Corral. 17155 W. 44th Avenue (map) 303-279-4591. CLOSED Monday, New...