Cowboys, pioneers, and philanthropists? You bet! Join us for a panel event led by Emmy-winning filmmaker Amanda Kinsey as we discuss her ongoing documentary production Jews of the Wild West and the role these early Jewish settlers played in healthcare. More than 100,000 Jews migrated to the Wild West before 1912. Many, especially here in Denver, were leaders in giving back to local hospitals treating tuberculosis. Come hear about this fascinating chapter in Colorado history. 

Check out the trailer for Jews of the Wild West here!

Join us for Part 3 of this 3-part series exploring Colorado's history of beer, you even get to have a drink as a part of each program! We'll gain insight to the history of homebrewing, celebrate women in brewing and dive far back into history with ancient ales. Admission for each program includes the lecture and a flight of beers to enjoy during the program. Come on down and crack open a cold one with us!  

CSCA programs, developed by curatorial and collections staff, offer history lovers the opportunity to hear in person from individuals making history matter. Find out about the many ways to use and access History Colorado’s permanent collection, gather research tips, learn about caring for historic materials, and even take courses on professional museum practices.

How have American women built--and have been built by---our two-party political system? And what happens when women wield political power? Smithsonian Institution historian and archivist, Lisa Kathleen Graddy, charts the birth of American suffrage to the heady days of women running for president.