easy
1.5 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for all adults
Discover Victorian mourning rituals firsthand at Denver’s Molly Brown House Museum. This unique evening event blends history, cocktails, and immersive activities that bring Denver's past alive.
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 the joy of school outings while enjoying a unique evening of history!
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.
Wearing black or dark attire enhances the immersive Victorian mourning experience.
Plan to arrive 15 minutes before start time to enjoy the full museum experience included with your ticket.
Respect the preservation efforts and the ambiance by avoiding flash photography inside the historic home.
Street parking can be limited; consider using public transit or rideshare services to reach 1340 Pennsylvania St.
The Molly Brown House was built in 1890 and survived multiple preservation battles to become a museum honoring Titanic heroine Margaret Brown.
The museum practices careful preservation techniques to protect the historic architecture and artifacts for future generations.
Wear elegant, dark clothing to match the Victorian mourning theme and stay comfortable indoors.
Evenings can be cool; a light layer ensures comfort during arrival and departure.
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Stay hydrated while enjoying the event's social activities.
Capture memories respectfully without flash photography inside the museum.