The Aurora History Museum is a community-based cultural center featuring changing history and decorative arts exhibits with educational programs, tours, workshops and family events offered for all ages throughout the year. More Museum Information
		9Th Annual FESTIVAL OF WREATHS This annual fundraiser and exhibit features festive wreaths sponsored and decorated by local organizations, businesses & individuals. Wreaths are then sold through a Silent Auction during the course of the exhibit. COME BID ON A WREATH TODAY!
		IN THE LOBBY Collectors Corner features items from local collectors. Currently the display is “1950’s Ginny Dolls” by Marcie Caswell-Cooke If you have an interesting collection, and live in Aurora, Colorado consider loaning your artifacts for display. Contact MaryJane Valade, Curator of Exhibits, at 303-739-6658 or email mvalade@auroragov.org.
		ARCHIVE OF PODCASTS You can still access our past podcasts, such as our collaborative oral history project “On the Backs of Soldiers”, the history of 60s Rock, or our latest: 9/11WTC which combines oral histories collected by the New York State Museum with The Recovery Suite. View Details.
MUSEUM INFORMATION LINE 303-739-6666 FRONT DESK 303-739-6660 EDUCATION PROGRAMS 303-739-6667 Program Registration Information ADMISSION IS FREE View Details. The Aurora History Museum is a program of the Cultural Services Division, Library, Recreation & Cultural Services Department, City of Aurora. The Cultural Services Division is the largest single provider of arts and culture in the City of Aurora offering programs in performing arts, fine arts, history, public art, special events and festivals, and community volunteerism.
	“The Aurora History Museum constantly brings in unique visits whether it’s one focusing on pop sci-fi culture or a show focusing on Harleys. It’s the perfect place—and the perfect price—to view a variety of interesting traveling exhibits, bring friends and take in Colorado and Aurora’s history.”