Is this event suitable for children?

This experience is primarily designed for adults due to the nature of the tea soiree and cocktail offerings, though well-behaved teenagers may be welcome with prior approval.

Can I choose a mocktail instead of the Bee’s Knees cocktail?

Yes, a special mocktail version is available for guests who prefer non-alcoholic options.

Is parking available at the historic home?

There are limited parking options near the home; using rideshare or public transportation is recommended.

Are photos allowed during the event?

Absolutely! Guests are encouraged to take photos, but please be respectful of other guests and tour guides.

Is the historic home wheelchair accessible?

Due to the home’s age and architecture, some areas may not be fully accessible; please contact Historic Denver Tours for specific accessibility information.

How far in advance should I book this private event?

Booking at least two weeks in advance is recommended to ensure availability and accommodate any special requests.

Celebrate Margaret Brown’s Birthday Tea in Denver, CO

Join Historic Denver Tours for an elegant and unique experience celebrating Margaret Brown's 158th birthday at her beautifully preserved historic home in Denver. This private tea soiree offers guests a chance to mingle with her descendants, gain insight into her life through the engaging "See Justice Done" exhibit, and truly step back into history. The event pairs the atmosphere of a refined gathering with delightful treats including birthday cake, classic tea goodies, and a specially crafted Bee's Knees cocktail or a refreshing mocktail option. It's an intimate way to honor one of Denver's most cherished figures while enjoying a leisurely afternoon in a culturally rich setting. Whether you’re a history buff, tea enthusiast, or simply looking for a sophisticated way to celebrate, this private experience provides a memorable blend of education and indulgence.

About Historic Denver Tours

Historic Denver Tours presents in-depth historical experiences in Denver, Colorado, centered on the city’s architectural, cultural, and social history.

The organization curates guided walking tours, museum events, lectures, workshops, and seasonal holiday programs that highlight local landmarks and archival collections. Signature offerings include the Larimer Square Walking Tour, an exploration of Denver’s oldest block and its preservation history, and multiple programs hosted at the Molly Brown House Museum such as exhibit lectures, Victorian high tea events, and holiday home tours.

Historic Denver Tours collaborates with named experts and guest presenters—authors, photographers, historians, and theater groups—to deliver evidence-based narratives and curated experiences. Examples from the seasonal calendar include a lecture with photographer Dustin Keirns, a vintage Christmas ornament talk with author Jody Pritzl, a derby hat workshop celebrating Kentucky Derby traditions, and theatre and book-launch events that connect local history with statewide stories.

Each event listing includes clear descriptions, dates, and venue information to help visitors plan visits; many programs also provide supplies and guided instruction when relevant. By working with local museums, heritage sites, and community partners, Historic Denver Tours emphasizes accurate interpretation and thoughtful preservation messaging. The programming is suitable for history enthusiasts, families, and visitors seeking accessible cultural experiences in Denver. All offerings reference documented sources, museum collections, or expert presenters, supporting credibility and trust while encouraging engagement with Denver’s historic places. Ticket details and accessibility information are provided for each event; advance reservations are recommended for limited-capacity workshops and special holiday programs via the official event listings.