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Summer Camp

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STEAM-Powered History
July 15 – 19
Mon. – Fri., 8:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Ages 8-11
$75 ($60 Residents)

Explore the creative minds who wrote some of the great stories in science fiction and the technologies that were inspired by them. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, campers launch their own rockets, escape from Science Fiction Land, and craft their own future through the lens of science and technology. Get inspired as we look to the past to innovate in the future at the Aurora History Museum. 

Sponsored by the Aurora Historical Society

Third Wednesday of each month, Noon-12:45 p.m.
Cost: $4 ($3 Residents)
Aurora Historical Society members FREE
Bring your lunch  

Cider in Aurora
Feb. 20
Haykin Family Cider has the distinction of being Aurora’s only operating small batch cidery. Founders Daniel and Talia Haykin talk about the cider making process and celebrate their first year in Aurora. 

Landscape Photography
March 20
Joseph Roybal is a Denver-based landscape photographer that creates fine art photographs of nature and wildlife. A staunch conservationist, Joseph encourages others to set foot into diverse landscapes and gather experiences along the way. We will welcome Joseph to the museum in March to share his work and explore photography here in the Rocky Mountain region.

Exploring Space Resources
April 17
In 2017, the Colorado School of Mines initiated a new graduate program in the field of space resources. This program intends to prepare future professionals to responsibly explore, extract & use resources on the moon, Mars & asteroids.

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Museum Programs

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Ukulele and Hula Lessons
Feb. 16, March 16 (CANCELLED), April 20, May 11
1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Lessons are free! All levels welcome. Recommended for ages 8 and up. 

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Historic Sites

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Stanley Marketplace Walking Tours
Saturdays, April 13 to May 18
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
$5
Don’t miss your opportunity to learn the unique and eccentric stories hidden in this community-focused marketplace and historic landmark. 

Meet your guide at the north entrance of Stanley Marketplace, near Create Cooking School. Plan to walk around the inside and outside of the building. The tour involves stairs, but elevators are available. Call the Aurora History Museum to find out more, 303-739-6660. Tickets are non-refundable.

Aurora History Presentations

The history of Aurora through stories and historic photos. 

Colfax: The Heart of Aurora
The 26 mile span of Colfax connects the Denver-Metro area together. Learn about this iconic street and its influence on the development and growth of Aurora.

Trolley Talk: Transportation Then and Now 
Among the Aurora History Museum’s most unique items is Trolley Trailer 610. Discover the history of transportation in Aurora, from horse-drawn carriages and street cars to present means of travel.