History Colorado Center
The History Colorado Center opened in 2012 in Denver’s Golden Triangle Museum District. An award-winning tourist destination and a hub for learning and entertainment, it’s also a place to shop and dine. The center houses core and traveling exhibitions, public programs and events, educational programs, and unique rental spaces, along with our Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation, State Historical Fund, and Stephen H. Hart Library & Research Center.
Hours
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day
Phone (front desk): (303) 447-8679
Location
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Featured Events
Low Sensory Mornings
History Colorado Center is happy to open its doors for families that prefer a lower sensory environment. For this, we close the museum to the general public, attendance numbers limited, and sounds throughout the exhibit turned down. Learn about upcoming dates here. RSVP is required. Please email Shannon Voirol to reserve a spot.
Click here for more info about Field Trips and School Programs (Field Trip Request Form / Out of School Field Trip Form)
Find out about group rates, discounts, and other FAQs here.
Dining Options
Café Rendezvous is located just off the main lobby. We offer hot entrees, fresh salads and soups, traditional grill favorites, hot sandwiches, kids' meals, and vegetarian and gluten-free options. Download the menu here and place your order online here.
Shopping
Buy regional foods and crafts, books on Colorado and western history, and Colorado souvenirs at the Gift Shop.
Accessible
Our facility is accessible. Wheelchairs are available for checkout at the front desk.
Rentals Available
Find that perfect rental space for your wedding, meeting, party, or corporate event.
Parking
Covered parking is available a block away at the Cultural Center Complex Garage (enter from 12th Avenue between Broadway and Acoma). Parking is NOT available in the covered lot right next to the museum. Please note that during the summer months lots of festivals and events happen downtown that can make parking more limited.
Public Transportation
Buses stop regularly on both Lincoln and Broadway.