1340 Penn After Hours: Fireside Stories at Molly Brown House Museum in Denver
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Experience Victorian holiday traditions and sip themed cocktails at the historic Molly Brown House Museum in Denver. Discover fireside tales and the legacy of Titanic survivor Margaret Brown in this unique adult evening event.
1340 Penn After Hours: Fireside Stories
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About This Adventure
Join us for a nostalgic field trip for adults on August 14, where you'll sip themed cocktails and engage in fun activities celebrating Denver and Colorado history at the historic home of Titanic survivor, Margaret “Molly” Brown. Relive school outing memories while enjoying a unique blend of history and camaraderie!
Reminisce about your days of school outings with our field trip program for grown-ups! While we sip on a signature cocktail, we will engage in museum activities popular in our field-trips to awaken the “child-at-heart”!
Join us on August 14 for themed cocktails and fun activities about Denver and Colorado history in the historic Capitol Hill home of Titanic survivor, Margaret “Molly” Brown. We start at 5:00 PM with a cocktail and begin the activity at 5:30 PM. 21+ beverages and ID required.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Parking
Parking near the Molly Brown House can be limited; arriving early ensures a stress-free start to your evening.
Dress for Indoor Comfort
The event is held indoors in a Victorian-era home; lightweight layers will keep you comfortable throughout the evening.
Age Restrictions: Adults Only
This event is designed for adults 21+ due to the themed cocktails served.
Advance Booking Recommended
Space is limited for this intimate event, so book your tickets early to secure your spot.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban birds such as blue jays
- Sparrows commonly seen around the museum’s gardens
History
The Molly Brown House is one of Denver’s finest examples of Victorian architecture and belonged to Margaret Brown, a famed Titanic survivor and philanthropist.
Conservation
The museum promotes sustainable tourism by preserving the historic home and educating visitors on Victorian-era life with minimal environmental impact.
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Recommended Gear
Photo ID
Required to verify age for participation and cocktail service.
Comfortable indoor clothing
Wear layers suitable for a historic home environment.
Notebook and pen
Optional for jotting down interesting historical tidbits during the talk.
Small bag or purse
To carry essentials while you enjoy the evening comfortably.