History Talks
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Join us at the museum for a fun evening of history and learning. The free lecture series explores different topics related to the history of Lyons and the museum's collection of artifacts. Look forward to interesting discussions and guest speakers throughout the summer.
For information on history talks check the calendar below or contact the museum. |
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2026 Calendar:
kMay
Open weekends beginning May 2nd
Open Memorial Day May 25th
June
Museum opens daily on June 1st!
History Day - June 27th - 1:00pm - 4:30pm at the museum. Short program followed by the debut of five new exhibits, including the 1907 horse drawn mail wagon. Light refreshments will be provided.
July
July 21st - All-day fundraiser at Oskar Blues restaurant in Lyons, a portion of proceeds goes towards the museum.
July 28th - 6:30pm - 7:30pm at the Lyons Regional Library in the community room - "Unearth a Story: A Local History Night." Three faded photographs. A military camp. A famous Coloradoan. Join historians from the Lyons Redstone Museum to unearth the surprising story these 1898 images revealed, and how historical research and photo restoration brought it to light.
Free and open to the public.
August
September
Museum closes for the winter season on September 30th
Open weekends beginning May 2nd
Open Memorial Day May 25th
June
Museum opens daily on June 1st!
History Day - June 27th - 1:00pm - 4:30pm at the museum. Short program followed by the debut of five new exhibits, including the 1907 horse drawn mail wagon. Light refreshments will be provided.
July
July 21st - All-day fundraiser at Oskar Blues restaurant in Lyons, a portion of proceeds goes towards the museum.
July 28th - 6:30pm - 7:30pm at the Lyons Regional Library in the community room - "Unearth a Story: A Local History Night." Three faded photographs. A military camp. A famous Coloradoan. Join historians from the Lyons Redstone Museum to unearth the surprising story these 1898 images revealed, and how historical research and photo restoration brought it to light.
Free and open to the public.
August
September
Museum closes for the winter season on September 30th
Quarry workers, c. 1900