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Pikes Pick: Mark down these free days at Denver’s museums

By Seth Boster March 23, 2024 | updated 1 year ago

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Visitors snap photos while at the Prehistoric Journey Hall at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. The museum began in 1908 as the Colorado Museum of Natural History.

Timothy Hurst, the gazette

A reminder that Denver’s museums hold free days throughout the year. That includes Sunday for the art museum, with the next dates being April 9 and 28. April 28 is also a free day at the Museum of Nature and Science. — Seth Boster

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