<p>Discovery Days is an early childhood program for children ages 2 to 6 and their caregivers to have fun together with educational, hands-on art, music, and movement activities.</p>\n
Sensory Friendly Santa will be here today, so bring your cameras! Our friends from the Fairy Foundation will also be in attendance. Admission is $1 for participants thanks…
<p>Expert librarians and archivists from CU Boulder will share practical guidance for caring for your personal archives and ensuring they can be enjoyed for generations to come.</p>\n
Monday, October 5 at 11AM – 12PM CANCELED: Monday, November 16 at 11AM – 12PM Monday, December 14 at 11AM – 12PM REGISTER HERE Join us for a special insider tour of Heritage in Motion with curator Binisha Shrestha. Spend an hour immersed in stories, personal insights, and cultural connections as Binisha brings the exhibit to life through her own experiences and the voices of the Nepali community. This tour offers a unique opportunity to go beyond the display – inviting you to connect with traditions, memories, and living culture in a warm, welcoming space. About Binisha: Binisha Shrestha is the founder and CEO of the Colorado Nepalese Community and the curator of Heritage in Motion . She has collaborated with community members to create impactful exhibits including Mosaic of Cultures: Aurora’s Nepali Community at the Aurora History Museum and Heritage in Motion: Nepali Stories of Roots, Memory and Continuity at Denver International Airport, along with numerous talks, programs, and artist installations. Born and raised in Nepal, Binisha creates meaningful experiences that invite visitors to connect with culture on a personal level. Her work has been recognized with honors including the Global Leader Awards 2024, the Western Union Foundation Fellowship, and the Asian American Hero of Colorado Award (2025).
Every Wednesday at 9:30am A series of hands-on programs for infants and toddlers (ages 0-3 years) and their caregivers to explore fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive experiences.…
Estes Valley Community Center · Estes Park · ≈ 22 mi
FREEAll agesSeasonal
Cooking & Culture invites tweens and teens to travel the world through food! Each session, participants will learn to prepare a dish from a different country while exploring the traditions, history, and cultural significance behind the cuisine. From popular street foods to family recipes, every program offers a new opportunity to expand culinary skills and discover the diverse flavors that connect people around the globe. Whether you're an experienced cook or trying something new for the first time, Cooking & Culture is a fun, hands-on way to build confidence in the kitchen, learn about different cultures, and enjoy delicious food together. Come hungry for both great food and new experiences! This month, Cooking & Culture celebrates one of America's most beloved traditions—Thanksgiving! Participants will prepare classic holiday favorites, including green bean casserole, sweet potato casserole, ham, and pumpkin pie, while exploring the history, customs, and evolution of this annual celebration. Participants must be between the ages of 10-18.
Young Chautauqua invites youth ages 9 and up to step into the life of a historical figure! Participants research a person from history, create a costume, and develop, memorize, and rehearse a presentation based on their figure’s life, words, and writings. Led by middle school English teacher and acting coach Katherine Dumont, this program has helped young people explore history, acting, public speaking, and creative expression for more than 10 years. The program requires a commitment to research, practice, and participation. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. The series ends with community performances, where participants bring their historical figures to life for an audience. Adults are encouraged to participate, too! Location: Estes Park Middle School, Room 126 More information can be found here.
Science you can see up close. Join WOW! staff in the activity rooms for short, drop-in demos, perfect for curious kids and the grown-ups who love their questions.…
Have You Seen My Gods, A special screening of Amitabh Joshi’s powerful documentary exploring Nepal’s stolen sacred heritage. REGISTER HERE For our November program, we would like to host an exclusive screening of Have You Seen My Gods? , followed by a special appearance by Alisha Sijapati . The program will create an opportunity for audiences to engage more deeply with themes of Nepali heritage, spirituality, identity, cultural memory, and preservation through film and conversation. About the film: Sparked by his grandmother’s ailing health, a filmmaker returns to Kathmandu, a city of vanished gods and fading rituals. When the Laxmi Narayan statue, stolen in the 1980s, resurfaces in a U.S. museum, its repatriation, led by local activists, becomes a path he follows through ritual, shrines, and the diaspora. Featuring rare archival footage of Kathmandu from the 1950s and a quiet investigative thread that uncovers the identity of the art collector who acquired the statue, the film becomes a lyrical elegy and a quiet act of resistance against colonial theft and cultural erasure. Join the Colorado Nepalese Community for a screening of this 60-minute documentary, winner of Best Documentary at the Nepal-America International Film Festival, followed by a Q&A with director Amitabh Joshi , on Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 3 to 5 PM at The Museum of Boulder, 2205 Broadway, Boulder, CO 80302. This program was created in partnership with the Colorado Nepalese Community as part of the Heritage in Motion: Third Series exhibit on display at the Museum of Boulder from August 22, 2026 – January 3, 2027.
Every Wednesday at 9:30am A series of hands-on programs for infants and toddlers (ages 0-3 years) and their caregivers to explore fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive experiences.…
Science you can see up close. Join WOW! staff in the activity rooms for short, drop-in demos, perfect for curious kids and the grown-ups who love their questions.…
Every Wednesday at 9:30am A series of hands-on programs for infants and toddlers (ages 0-3 years) and their caregivers to explore fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive experiences.…
Young Chautauqua invites youth ages 9 and up to step into the life of a historical figure! Participants research a person from history, create a costume, and develop, memorize, and rehearse a presentation based on their figure’s life, words, and writings. Led by middle school English teacher and acting coach Katherine Dumont, this program has helped young people explore history, acting, public speaking, and creative expression for more than 10 years. The program requires a commitment to research, practice, and participation. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. The series ends with community performances, where participants bring their historical figures to life for an audience. Adults are encouraged to participate, too! Location: Estes Park Middle School, Room 126 More information can be found here.
Science you can see up close. Join WOW! staff in the activity rooms for short, drop-in demos, perfect for curious kids and the grown-ups who love their questions.…
First Mondays of the month at 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM October 5, November 2, December 7, January 4 Drop-in, free with admission to the Museum of Boulder If the cost is prohibitive to you, please pay what you wish. Join us for an hour of bilingual joy with your little one! Sing, move, play, explore, and enjoy stories together with Luna Cultura . Manitas Creativas welcomes families who are learning Spanish, families who speak Spanish at home, and families who speak English at home and want to explore bilingual environments. About Luna Cultura: We are a bilingual, bicultural, and woman-owned company committed to building strong, inclusive communities through the transformative power of art, science, and culture. At Luna Cultura, Art, Science and Culture for Thriving Communities, LLC, we envision communities where creativity, wellness, and justice can thrive. Rooted in ancestral wisdom and intergenerational learning, our work fosters skill-building, leadership, and healing, based on the principles of buen vivir —a holistic approach to good living and collective well-being.
Every Wednesday at 9:30am A series of hands-on programs for infants and toddlers (ages 0-3 years) and their caregivers to explore fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive experiences.…
Narayan Shrestha Presents a Vision for a “Boulder – Kathmandu Sister City Museum” in Boulder, Colorado. REGISTER HERE Join local businessman and philanthropist Narayan Shrestha to hear his vision for, and work towards, creating a Boulder – Kathmandu Sister City Museum here in Boulder. This space would allow locals and visitors to engage with the long and dynamic history of Nepal through artifacts, stories, food, and performances in central Boulder. Mr. Shrestha has a singular collection of Nepalese artifacts and is passionate about sharing the culture while creating opportunities. The Boulder and Kathmandu Sister City Project connects communities in Colorado and Nepal through long-term partnerships that promote cultural exchange, mutual support, and shared growth. Through these city pairings, communities collaborate on development initiatives that strengthen relationships and foster global understanding. Buffet dinner from Tiffin Longmont included with ticket price. About Narayan Shrestha: Colorado-based businessman and philanthropist Narayan Shrestha is guided by a mission to provide sustainable health and education services without personal, religious, or political prejudice. The organization he founded, Helping Hands Health Education (HHHE) works in close partnership with local communities to address critical disparities in care and access. Rooted in deep cultural understanding and long-standing local relationships, our approach prioritizes community-driven, economically viable solutions that can endure long after initial support. HHHE’s work began in Nepal, inspired by Mr. Shrestha’s return to his home village of Khandbari in the late 1980s. During that visit, an encounter with a critically injured child—who had gone days without medical care—sparked the realization that access to even basic healthcare was profoundly limited in rural regions. This moment planted the seeds for Helping Hands: an organization built on collaboration between international medical vol
Young Chautauqua invites youth ages 9 and up to step into the life of a historical figure! Participants research a person from history, create a costume, and develop, memorize, and rehearse a presentation based on their figure’s life, words, and writings. Led by middle school English teacher and acting coach Katherine Dumont, this program has helped young people explore history, acting, public speaking, and creative expression for more than 10 years. The program requires a commitment to research, practice, and participation. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. The series ends with community performances, where participants bring their historical figures to life for an audience. Adults are encouraged to participate, too! Location: Estes Park Middle School, Room 126 More information can be found here.
Science you can see up close. Join WOW! staff in the activity rooms for short, drop-in demos, perfect for curious kids and the grown-ups who love their questions.…
BoulderKids.com Family Calendar · Boulder · ≈ 21 mi
FREEAll agesMuseums
Dec. 11th - 12th Stuffy Muster Drop off your stuffy for a slumber party adventure! The Denver Firefighters Museum is hosting its first ever Stuffy Muster. D... Read more
Saturday, December 12 & Sunday, December 13, 2026 | 10 AM – 4 PM FREE Admission Join the Museum of Boulder for our Holiday Art Fair on December 12 and 13! Shop a selection of original artwork, handmade goods, jewelry, unique gifts, and more from local artists and makers. While you’re here, explore the Museum of Boulder’s exhibitions and discover the stories, history, and communities that make Boulder unique. This two-day event offers an opportunity to support Boulder’s creative community while shopping for the holidays. Enjoy warm, seasonal food and beverages available for purchase throughout the weekend. On Saturday, make a day of it! Stop by the museum for your holiday shopping, then head downtown that evening for Downtown Boulder’s annual Lights of December Parade , where you can wave to the Museum of Boulder team in the parade! Holiday Shopping at the Museum Gift Shop Explore the Museum of Boulder Gift Shop , featuring locally crafted goods, Colorado-themed gifts, books, home décor, and exclusive museum merchandise. Discover a special selection of Nepali products inspired by our Heritage in Motion exhibition, many sourced directly from women-owned businesses and artisans in Nepal. Museum of Boulder members also receive 20% off Gift Shop purchases during December 12–13! Not a member? Join during the event weekend to take advantage of this special discount, increased from the usual 10% member benefit. Calling Local Artists & Makers! We’re inviting local artists and makers to participate in our Holiday Art Fair and showcase their original artwork, handmade goods, and creative gifts to the Boulder community. Artists may apply to participate on Saturday, Sunday, or both days. Booth space is limited, and submitting an application does not guarantee participation. Artist Booth Fees: $50 per day $40 per day for currently enrolled high school and college/university students Participating artists will be responsible for staffing their own booths and processing their own s
Saturday, December 12 & Sunday, December 13, 2026 | 10 AM – 4 PM FREE Admission Join the Museum of Boulder for our Holiday Art Fair on December 12 and 13! Shop a selection of original artwork, handmade goods, jewelry, unique gifts, and more from local artists and makers. While you’re here, explore the Museum of Boulder’s exhibitions and discover the stories, history, and communities that make Boulder unique. This two-day event offers an opportunity to support Boulder’s creative community while shopping for the holidays. Enjoy warm, seasonal food and beverages available for purchase throughout the weekend. On Saturday, make a day of it! Stop by the museum for your holiday shopping, then head downtown that evening for Downtown Boulder’s annual Lights of December Parade , where you can wave to the Museum of Boulder team in the parade! Holiday Shopping at the Museum Gift Shop Explore the Museum of Boulder Gift Shop , featuring locally crafted goods, Colorado-themed gifts, books, home décor, and exclusive museum merchandise. Discover a special selection of Nepali products inspired by our Heritage in Motion exhibition, many sourced directly from women-owned businesses and artisans in Nepal. Museum of Boulder members also receive 20% off Gift Shop purchases during December 12–13! Not a member? Join during the event weekend to take advantage of this special discount, increased from the usual 10% member benefit. Calling Local Artists & Makers! We’re inviting local artists and makers to participate in our Holiday Art Fair and showcase their original artwork, handmade goods, and creative gifts to the Boulder community. Artists may apply to participate on Saturday, Sunday, or both days. Booth space is limited, and submitting an application does not guarantee participation. Artist Booth Fees: $50 per day $40 per day for currently enrolled high school and college/university students Participating artists will be responsible for staffing their own booths and processing their own s
Monday, October 5 at 11AM – 12PM CANCELED: Monday, November 16 at 11AM – 12PM Monday, December 14 at 11AM – 12PM REGISTER HERE Join us for a special insider tour of Heritage in Motion with curator Binisha Shrestha. Spend an hour immersed in stories, personal insights, and cultural connections as Binisha brings the exhibit to life through her own experiences and the voices of the Nepali community. This tour offers a unique opportunity to go beyond the display – inviting you to connect with traditions, memories, and living culture in a warm, welcoming space. About Binisha: Binisha Shrestha is the founder and CEO of the Colorado Nepalese Community and the curator of Heritage in Motion . She has collaborated with community members to create impactful exhibits including Mosaic of Cultures: Aurora’s Nepali Community at the Aurora History Museum and Heritage in Motion: Nepali Stories of Roots, Memory and Continuity at Denver International Airport, along with numerous talks, programs, and artist installations. Born and raised in Nepal, Binisha creates meaningful experiences that invite visitors to connect with culture on a personal level. Her work has been recognized with honors including the Global Leader Awards 2024, the Western Union Foundation Fellowship, and the Asian American Hero of Colorado Award (2025).
Every Wednesday at 9:30am A series of hands-on programs for infants and toddlers (ages 0-3 years) and their caregivers to explore fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive experiences.…
Estes Valley Community Center · Estes Park · ≈ 22 mi
FREEAll agesMuseums
Cooking & Culture invites tweens and teens to travel the world through food! Each session, participants will learn to prepare a dish from a different country while exploring the traditions, history, and cultural significance behind the cuisine. From popular street foods to family recipes, every program offers a new opportunity to expand culinary skills and discover the diverse flavors that connect people around the globe. Whether you're an experienced cook or trying something new for the first time, Cooking &Culture is a fun, hands-on way to build confidence in the kitchen, learn about different cultures, and enjoy delicious food together. Come hungry for both great food and new experiences! This month, we will be exploring the cozy lands of Russia in winter by making Russian Dumplings, Pelmeni, meat dumplings originally from Siberia, and vareniki, dumplings similar to pelmeni, but they're stuffed with cheese and mashed potatoes, Participants must be between the ages of 10-18
Young Chautauqua invites youth ages 9 and up to step into the life of a historical figure! Participants research a person from history, create a costume, and develop, memorize, and rehearse a presentation based on their figure’s life, words, and writings. Led by middle school English teacher and acting coach Katherine Dumont, this program has helped young people explore history, acting, public speaking, and creative expression for more than 10 years. The program requires a commitment to research, practice, and participation. Younger children are welcome with an accompanying adult. The series ends with community performances, where participants bring their historical figures to life for an audience. Adults are encouraged to participate, too! Location: Estes Park Middle School, Room 126 More information can be found here.
Join us for this series of stories and crafts led by WOW! super volunteer, Korrie! Each session will be a new topic, storytime, and craft. This session's theme:…
Every Wednesday at 9:30am A series of hands-on programs for infants and toddlers (ages 0-3 years) and their caregivers to explore fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive experiences.…
Every Wednesday at 9:30am A series of hands-on programs for infants and toddlers (ages 0-3 years) and their caregivers to explore fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive experiences.…
First Mondays of the month at 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM October 5, November 2, December 7, January 4 Drop-in, free with admission to the Museum of Boulder If the cost is prohibitive to you, please pay what you wish. Join us for an hour of bilingual joy with your little one! Sing, move, play, explore, and enjoy stories together with Luna Cultura . Manitas Creativas welcomes families who are learning Spanish, families who speak Spanish at home, and families who speak English at home and want to explore bilingual environments. About Luna Cultura: We are a bilingual, bicultural, and woman-owned company committed to building strong, inclusive communities through the transformative power of art, science, and culture. At Luna Cultura, Art, Science and Culture for Thriving Communities, LLC, we envision communities where creativity, wellness, and justice can thrive. Rooted in ancestral wisdom and intergenerational learning, our work fosters skill-building, leadership, and healing, based on the principles of buen vivir —a holistic approach to good living and collective well-being.
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