Golden History Museum & Park

06/17/2026

Are you looking for a fun activity this weekend? Join us at the Golden History Park to make your own screen prints!

This activity is free and no registration is required. Join us Saturday, June 20 anytime between 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the Golden History Park.

02/27/2026

Glimpses of Golden is now on view at GHM! Thanks for the great write up Golden Transcript.

Is it possible to condense a city’s 160-plus history into a single room?

02/21/2026

Check out Preservation Oaks podcast for fascinating stories about museums and historical societies throughout the United States! Our curator Stephanie Gilmore was privileged to record a session that will air on February 23rd!

Join us for Episode 116 of the Preservation Oaks Podcast with Stephanie Gilmore, Curator at the Golden History Museum & Park! Sean delves into Golden Colorado’s unique history and museum treasures. Available wherever you stream podcasts!

01/07/2026

Summer Camp Registration opens next week!

Members-only Registration: Wednesday, January 14
Registration Open to all: Friday, January 16

Themes for Ages 6-8
Critter Investigations & The Art Lab
Messy Makers & History Mystery The Case of the Stolen Dinosaur Tooth

Themes for Ages 9-12
Silent Stars
Frontier Explorers Science & Engineering and Home & Hearth

Pricing:
Member: half-day $195, full-day $390
Non-member: half-day $220, full-day $440

GoldenHistory.org/Summer-Camp

01/02/2026

Top 10 of 2025: GHM&P became part of the new Arts, Culture and Museum department. The Museum is now the official custodian of the City’s amazing public art collection.

01/01/2026

Top 10 of 2025: GHM&P hosted 140 people representing 40 municipalities, 50 museums, and 8 Tribes for the first-ever Indigenous Connections Summit in March 2025. At the same time hosted the exhibit “This is Native Art” curated by Danielle SeeWalker.

12/31/2025

Top 10 of 2025: Chicken coop and bee yard renovation and welcoming new hens to the flock!

12/31/2025

Top 10 of 2025: while preparing to install this drawing of the Jolly Rancher Sugar Bar Ranch, our curator Stephanie discovered the artwork was secured with two vintage Fire Stix shims.