2026 marks the 250th birthday of the United States and the 150th birthday of the state of Colorado. In recognition of these anniversaries Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, in partnership with a number of community organizations, is planning on presenting a Year of Conversations.
The Year of Conversations is designed to create spaces of community building, share civic tools to incorporate into our own lives, and explore our shared history while preserving, protecting and building our democracy and community together.
Please join us in these conversations and plan on attending as many programs as possible. Our calendar will be filling up as the year goes on so please check back frequently to see the latest opportunities to be a part of the 250/150 conversation.
CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS:
✦ Dia de Muertos at FCMoD
Tuesday, October 13 through Sunday, November 15, Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
In celebration of Día de Muertos, FCMoD is honored to welcome back mini altars created and shared by members of the community, in honor of those who are no longer physically with us.
Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a celebration where families gather to commemorate their loved ones, by creating meaningful altars thoughtfully decorated with memories and traditional elements, with the belief that souls return to visit from the land of the dead. The Aztec civilization honored their deceased ones with rituals during the harvest season, and they viewed death as a beginning of a new life or a new cycle, because death does not represent an absence, but a living presence.
- Free with admission to the museum
✦ Civic Saturday
Saturday, November 14, 1:00-3:00 PM
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
We need ways to build trust, restore civic faith, and move through the challenges of feeling disappointed, scared, angry, checked out, or even hopeless and powerless to impact our communities or society. Many people lack places to connect and reflect on the opportunities, challenges, and responsibilities we need to embrace in public life.
Civic Saturdays, which originated in Seattle in 2016, are an antidote that sparks inspiration, relationship-building, and meaning-making. Civic Saturdays have been hosted across the U.S. in local libraries, parks, museums, and more. They give folks a space to build community with no strings attached; come as you are, get to know your neighbors, and think through how we can build civic character together.
Whether a civic starting point, a refueling station, a spot for sense-making or celebration, Civic Saturdays help break down a sense of separateness and connect our hearts, inviting us to consider what it truly means to “live like a citizen” — and to commit to doing so, together.
Please join us for another engaging Civic Saturday. We’ll have live music from Veronica May, poetry from local community members, and opportunities to connect with your neighbors! We hope to see you there!
To register for this pay-what-you-can program please click HERE.
✦ Faith 250: Declaration of Sentiments
Tuesday, December 1
6:30-8:00 PM (doors open at 6:00)
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
The final Faith 250 gathering of the year provides an opportunity for community reflection. We started the year with a discussion about the Declaration of Independence and now we are coming together to finish the year reflecting on the Declaration of Sentiments, principally authored by Elizabeth Cady Stanton in 1848. Together we will share in food, singing, and meaningful conversations as expressions of our shared core civic values. Themes: Equality, Agency, Freedom.
To register for this event click HERE.
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PREVIOUS YEAR OF CONVERSATION EVENTS:
Human Library
February 22nd, 2:00-5:00pm
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Unjudge someone—Join us for the Human Library where human “books” have conversations with human “readers” and share their personal story and their experience living in Fort Collins.
faith 250: The Declaration of Independence
Thursday, March 5th, 6:00-8:00pm
First Presbyterian Church
No words capture the American imagination as powerfully as Jefferson’s assertions in the opening paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration simultaneously asks us to explore who we intend to be and the resistance to achieving those aims.
Women’s Suffrage Walking and Archive Tour
Friday, March 27th, 2:00-4:00pm
Center for Creativity – 200 Mathews Street, Fort Collins
Join Fort Collins Museum of Discovery and the City Historic Preservation teams to explore stories of Women’s History in Fort Collins, and women who influenced the city in their lifetimes. In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’ll be touring through the neighborhood around Library Park to visit a few sites where women who helped shape our community lived and worked.
We’ll then venture inside the Center for Creativity at the Carnegie for a virtual tour of women’s history as told through the Museum of Discovery’s unique archives and collections.
Location is the Center for Creativity – 200 Mathews Street, Fort Collins.
faith 250: America the Beautiful
Tuesday April 7th, 6:00-8:00pm
LoveFirst Community
Katharine Lee Bates’ anthem emerged out of her travels. Her repeated prayer that God “Crown Thy good with brotherhood” asks us to consider the role of unity, fellowship, solidarity, community, and other forms of social cohesions in our understanding of the national good.
Civic Saturday
April 11th, 1:00-3:00pm
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
We need ways to build trust, restore civic faith, and move through the challenges of feeling disappointed, scared, angry, checked out, or even hopeless and powerless to impact our communities or society. Many people lack places to connect and reflect on the opportunities, challenges, and responsibilities we need to embrace in public life.
Civic Saturdays, which originated in Seattle in 2016, are an antidote that sparks inspiration, relationship-building, and meaning-making. Civic Saturdays have been hosted across the U.S. in local libraries, parks, museums, and more. They give folks a space to build community with no strings attached; come as you are, get to know your neighbors, and think through how we can build civic character together.
Whether a civic starting point, a refueling station, a spot for sense-making or celebration, Civic Saturdays help break down a sense of separateness and connect our hearts, inviting us to consider what it truly means to “live like a citizen” — and to commit to doing so, together.
Please join us for Fort Collins’ first in-person Civic Saturday. We’ll have live music from Veronica May, poetry from local community members, and opportunities to connect with your neighbors! We hope to see you there!
Courtyard Open House
April 18 11:00-1:00
Heritage Courtyard at the Center for Creativity at the Historic Carnegie Library, 200 Mathews Street, Fort Collins, Colorado
This spring, we are highlighting the 1905 Upper Boxelder Creek Schoolhouse with an interactive open house for all ages.
- Play: Try your hand at traditional 1900s games.
- Learn: Explore the architecture and stories of our one-room school.
- Create: Participate in schoolhouse-themed activities and crafts.
Free and open to the public – no tickets necessary, just drop in!
Speaking up for Cleaner Air
Tuesday May 5th, 6:00PM-8:00PM
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Come listen to your neighbors share their stories of fighting for cleaner air in our community. Through personal stories and shared experiences, we’ll explore what it means to stand up for what we believe — and how to pass those lessons on to our kids.
Storytellers include:
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Senator Mike Foote, Lawyer and former State Senator
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Patricia Garcia-Nelson, GreenLatinos
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Aliria Bello, Family Leadership Training Institute (FLTI)
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Matt Sura, Oil and gas attorney
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Howard Gebhart, Retired Meteorologist and air quality professional
Ven a escuchar a tus vecinos compartir sus historias sobre la lucha por un aire más limpio en nuestra comunidad. A través de experiencias personales y viviencias compartidas, exploraremos lo que significa defender nuestras convicciones, y cómo transmitir esas lecciones a nuestros hijos.
Narradores incluyen:
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Senador Mike Foote, abogado y ex Senador Estatal
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Patricia Garcia-Nelson, GreenLatinos
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Aliria Bello, Instituto de Capacitación en Liderazgo Familiar (FLTI)
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Matt Sura, Abogado de Petróleo y Gas
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Howard Gebhart, Meteorólogo Retirado y Profesional en Calidad del Aire
faith 250: What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?
Tuesday May 12th, 6:00-8:00pm
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Frederick Douglass addressed Independence Day in 1852, in the midst of slavery. To Douglas, our national rituals that are untrue to their intended meaning corrode the country’s shared identity, yet instead of turning away from America, he sets the pattern of demanding that America live up to its purpose.
Brick by Brick Historic Preservation, the Bicentennial Commission & Civic Action
May 21st, 7:00-8:00pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery (dome)
This year is the nation’s 250th anniversary, and Colorado’s 150th. Join staff from the Museum of Discovery and the City Historic Preservation office to explore how the Fort Collins community came together to celebrate the bicentennial in 1976, and how it created important momentum for the work of historic preservation in our city.
We’ll learn how community leaders from across the city worked together to celebrate together and save some important reflections of Fort Collins’ identity, and about their foundational efforts to build what we’ve come to know as Fort Collins today.
Bring your learning hat and your sense of civic pride as we explore stories from Fort Collins past that reflect the important civic values of shared responsibility, memory, stewardship, and active citizenship of Fort Collins past, present, and future.
Courtyard Open House
May 30th, 11:00am-1:00pm
Heritage Courtyard at the Center for Creativity at the Historic Carnegie Library, 200 Mathews Street, Fort Collins, Colorado
Join us at the Heritage Courtyard this May for a special interactive open house celebrating Historic Preservation Month. We’ll explore the four historic structures and learn the “behind-the-scenes” stories of their survival. Discover how and why these important buildings were physically uprooted, transported, and restored.
Free and open to the public – no tickets necessary, just drop in!
We’ve Been Here the Whole Time: Fort Collins Queer History
Sunday, June 7, 7pm-8pm (doors open at 6:30pm)
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery (Dome)
Kick off your Pride celebration early and journey into a past before rainbows and pride flags. Since the 1800s, queer Fort Collins residents have defied gender norms, established businesses, demanded equal rights, and danced into the night surrounded by friends and allies. Discover the history and places of Fort Collins queer community on June 5th at the Museum of Discovery’s Digital Dome Theatre.
This program is FREE but donations are welcome! Tickets are required due to limited capacity.
faith 250: The New Colossus
Tuesday June 9th, 6:00-8:00pm
CSU Campus
Emma Lazarus was asked to write a poem for the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty celebrating the triumph of liberty in the Civil War. She subverted that purpose with 14 lines of text that turned one of the nation’s most recognized monuments into a symbol of welcome.
Without Apology: Black History and Civil Rights in Fort Collins – A Walking Tour and Archive Open House
Friday June 12, 2026
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, 408 Mason Court, Fort Collins, Colorado, 80524
Join staff from the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery and the City of Fort Collins Historic Preservation office to explore stories of Black/African American history in Fort Collins, and Black residents who fought for civil rights in their lifetimes. We’ll begin by touring through the neighborhood around Washington Park to visit a few sites where important Black residents lived in the city, and then visit the Local History Archive at the Museum for an open house featuring resources our community has saved to help keep these stories alive.
Please wear comfortable shoes and sunscreen. The group will meet in the main lobby of the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery at 408 Mason Court in Fort Collins. This event is free but capped at 30 people, so please register for tickets. We will provide an indoor “virtual walking tour” experience if needed due to inclement weather.
Register Here
TED Democracy Philadelphia: Founding Futures
Saturday, June 13th
9:00am – 3:30pm
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, 408 Mason Court, Fort Collins, Colorado, 80524
On Saturday, June 13, 2026, in partnership with Poudre Libraries, we will host a livestream of TED Democracy Philadelphia: Founding Futures, a daylong symposium featuring 15+ original TED Talks focused on the future of democracy.
Learn more About the speakers:
TED Live Program | Visit Philadelphia
Streaming live from Philadelphia leading up to America’s 250th birthday celebrations, this landmark event convenes bold thinkers and civic leaders to share ideas and solutions designed to inform and inspire.
Through a collaboration with Visit Philadelphia and the American Library Association, and sponsored by The Pew Charitable Trusts, libraries across the country are hosting satellite livestream events — expanding access to these critical conversations and fostering local engagement nationwide.
We’re proud to serve as a host site and bring this important civic moment to our local community.
Event Details
Saturday, June 13, 2026
All Events Hosted at Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Free and open to the public!
What to Expect
● Livestream of 15+ brand-new TED Talks from the stage in Philadelphia
● A welcoming space for shared civic engagement
● Opportunities for reflection and conversation
You must register for each of the three talks individually.
Sign up for our newsletter, to stay up to date on speaker announcements!
Courtyard Open House
June 20th, 11:00am-1:00pm
Heritage Courtyard at the Center for Creativity at the Historic Carnegie Library, 200 Mathews Street, Fort Collins, Colorado
Join us at the Heritage Courtyard this June for an interactive open house where we’ll discover the trees and flowers that make their home in the courtyard! We’ll also learn more about the ponderosa pines that were used to construct some of the historic cabins. Finally, we’ll use natural inspiration to create paper flowers and botanical art to take home.
Free and open to the public – no tickets necessary, just drop in!
Independence Day Community Celebration @ City Park July 4th – 7:30AM-10:00PM
Join the City of Fort Collins for a special Independence Day Community Celebration honoring 250 years of America and 150 years of Colorado — a milestone moment to reflect, connect and celebrate together as a community.
faith 250 Celebration @ Fort Collins Museum of Discovery July 11th – 4:00PM-6:00PM
faith250’s culminating event celebrating our common civic values is just around the corner. Join us for singing, poetry, food, and thoughtful discussions as we conclude the faith250 series of programs.
More Information will be posted soon!!!
Courtyard Open House – Saturday, July 25th – 11:00AM-1:00PM
Heritage Courtyard at the Center for Creativity at the Historic Carnegie Library, 200 Mathews Street, Fort Collins, Colorado
Join us at the Heritage Courtyard this July for an interactive open house where you can explore four historic log cabins, complete a fun scavenger hunt, try your hand at historic games, and learn more about our local history.
Free and open to the public – no tickets necessary, just drop in!
✦ Courtyard Open House – Saturday, August 22nd – 11:00AM-1:00PM
Heritage Courtyard at the Center for Creativity at the Historic Carnegie Library, 200 Mathews Street, Fort Collins, Colorado
Join us at the Heritage Courtyard this August for an interactive open house where you can explore some of the oldest log structures in Larimer County. This month, we’ll also be learning more about our local animal history, including information about beavers, horses, and everyone’s favorite legendary canine: Annie the Railroad Dog!
Free and open to the public – no tickets necessary, just drop in!
✦ Women’s History Presentation @ Fort Collins Museum of Discovery August 26th – 7:00pm-8:45pm
It’s back! We’re thrilled to present our 7th year of exploring local women’s history at Fort Collins Museum of Discovery.
This year, we’ll celebrate Women’s Equality Day by sharing stories and photographs of notable Fort Collins women. Join the FCMoD Archive & Collections staff as we highlight the paths of many local luminaries for an inspirational evening full of historic images, audio recordings, and fascinating information presented in the immersive OtterBox Digital Dome Theater.
We’ll also feature a virtual “walking” tour of historic sites related to Women’s Suffrage in Fort Collins, presented by our friends at the City of Fort Collins Historic Preservation Services.
All ages welcome!
- Wednesday, August 26, 2026 in the OtterBox Digital Dome Theater at Fort Collins Museum of Discovery – 408 Mason Court, Fort Collins, Colorado, 80524
- Lobby opens at 6:30pm; presentation is from 7:00pm – 8:45pm
- This is a pay-what-you-can program. Please register for tickets since capacity is limited.
https://46395.blackbaudhosting.com/46395/tickets?tab=2&txobjid=37bde480-b47c-4679-b30d-34fc9c2cbc43
✦ Larimer County Knowledge Break Series @ Fort Collins Museum of Discovery August 27th – 6:30PM-7:30PM
On the Move: Walking and Biking in Northern Colorado
Event to be rescheduled!
Dive into our region’s active transportation options, trail networks, and community programming. Our speaker, a regional transportation planner from the NFRMPO, will briefly touch on planning efforts with the main focus on practical takeaways for you.
We will cover active transportation programming, trails, and regional connections to highlight everyday ways you can utilize local networks including:
- Regional Trail Options: Discover new routes and connections for navigating NoCo without a car.
- Bike & Pedestrian Programming: Learn about shared micromobility (like e-bikes and scooters) and programs that make active commuting easier.
- Safe Routes to School: Explore regional initiatives helping local youth walk and roll to school safely.
Whether you are a daily commuter, a weekend trail enthusiast, or a parent looking for safer school routes, you’ll leave with plenty of practical tools to start using right away.
✦ Larimer County Knowledge Break Series @ Fort Collins Museum of Discovery September 10th – 6:30PM-7:30PM
Join the Larimer County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) for an engaging look at how emergency managers protect life and safety during a crisis, coordinate logistics, and lead long-term community recovery.
We’re swapping standard meetings rooms for the OtterBox Digital Dome Theater at the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery! Enjoy giant slides on the 39-foot screen and interactive Kahoot trivia, all in a unique theater setting.
What You’ll Learn:
- How OEM Works for You: The hidden safety net protecting your community before, during, and after a disaster.
- Your Action Plan: Practical, step-by-step guidance to safeguard your home and family.
- Future Resilience: How simple actions today prepare us all for tomorrow.
Featured Speaker: Camille Millard, Preparedness & Resiliency Specialist, Larimer OEM. Camille will share expert insights on crafting a personalized emergency plan so you feel confident and ready for whatever comes next.
Don’t wait for the next disaster to start preparing. Reserve your spot today! (Note: Bring a charged mobile device to participate in the live Kahoot game!)
Learn more and reserve tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/prepared-resilient-creating-your-disaster-plan-tickets-1996998793148?aff=odcleoeventsincollection
✦ Handwriting the Constitution, session 1—Monday, September 14—6:00pm-8:00pm
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Join us for the first of four sessions where you are invited to handwrite the US Constitution.
Handwriting the Constitution is a social art project begun in 2017 by artist Morgan O’Hara. It invites people from all walks of life to meet in public spaces to handwrite the US Constitution. This art practice was created so that people will know their rights, deepen their understanding of laws created to protect these rights, and to help resist negative thinking.
The goal of this art practice is to create a physical and psychological space that explores the practice of concentrated writing as an art form, and a process designed to bring people together in a quiet and calming way, all by focusing on human rights. It has been identified as a powerful and transformative form of activism for introverts.
Copies of the Constitution and pen and paper will be provided, but feel free to bring your personal favorite writing tools and notebook.
For more information about the Handwriting the Constitution project please visit: https://www.handwritingtheconstitution.org/
To register for this pay-what-you-can program please click HERE.
✦Wheel Story: A Tour of Bike History in Fort Collins – September 24th 5:30pm-7:30pm
On September 24th, we’ll be joining Jim Bertolini, the City’s Senior Historic Preservation Planner for Wheel Story: A Tour of Bike History in Fort Collins. This 3.5 mile bike tour through Old Town Fort Collins features local bike history, infrastructure and cycling’s impact on our city’s economic development.
We’ll meet at 5:30pm at FCMoD for a 5:40pm departure and return to the museum by 7:00pm for more bike history in the Archive.
Lights recommended and helmets are required.
Learn more and register HERE.
✦ Courtyard Open House – Auntie Stone’s Birthday! – September 26th – 11:00am-1:00pm
This month we’re celebrating the 225th birthday of our favorite Fort Collins historical figure: “Auntie” Elizabeth Stone!
We’ll have treats, crafts, and more in and around her cabin, the only remaining building from the Fort Collins military post days. Auntie Stone was known for her high energy and love of dancing; celebrate with us by making your very own “Dancy” Stone paper doll!
Free and open to the public – no tickets necessary, just drop in!
✦ Veronica May: Bipolar Ballads – An Evening of Song, Story, and Education – Saturday, September 26th – 7:00pm-8:30pm
Go to veronicamay.com for music, videos and more—much, much more.
Get tickets HERE.
✦ Handwriting the Constitution, session 2—Monday, September 28—6:00pm-8:00pm
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Join us for the second of four sessions where you are invited to handwrite the US Constitution. You can start from scratch or pick up where you left off in session 1.
Handwriting the Constitution is a social art project begun in 2017 by artist Morgan O’Hara. It invites people from all walks of life to meet in public spaces to handwrite the US Constitution. This art practice was created so that people will know their rights, deepen their understanding of laws created to protect these rights, and to help resist negative thinking.
The goal of this art practice is to create a physical and psychological space that explores the practice of concentrated writing as an art form, and a process designed to bring people together in a quiet and calming way, all by focusing on human rights. It has been identified as a powerful and transformative form of activism for introverts.
Copies of the Constitution and pen and paper will be provided, but feel free to bring your personal favorite writing tools and notebook.
For more information about the Handwriting the Constitution project please visit: https://www.handwritingtheconstitution.org/
To register for this pay-what-you-can program please click HERE.
✦ Handwriting the Constitution, session 3
Monday, October 12—6:00pm-8:00pm
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Join us for the third of four sessions where you are invited to handwrite the US Constitution. You can start from scratch or pick up where you left off in earlier sessions.
Handwriting the Constitution is a social art project begun in 2017 by artist Morgan O’Hara. It invites people from all walks of life to meet in public spaces to handwrite the US Constitution. This art practice was created so that people will know their rights, deepen their understanding of laws created to protect these rights, and to help resist negative thinking.
The goal of this art practice is to create a physical and psychological space that explores the practice of concentrated writing as an art form, and a process designed to bring people together in a quiet and calming way, all by focusing on human rights. It has been identified as a powerful and transformative form of activism for introverts.
Copies of the Constitution and pen and paper will be provided, but feel free to bring your personal favorite writing tools and notebook.
For more information about the Handwriting the Constitution project please visit: https://www.handwritingtheconstitution.org/
To register for this pay-what-you-can program please click HERE.
✦ We’ve Been Here the Whole Time: Fort Collins Queer History
Monday, October 12, 6:30-8:00 PM
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
In commemoration of National Coming Out Day, journey into a past with us starting before rainbows and pride flags. Since the 1800s, queer Fort Collins residents have redefined gender norms, established businesses, demanded equal rights, and danced into the night surrounded by friends and allies. Discover the history and places of Fort Collins queer community, and hear from folks who helped build that history, on October 12th at the Museum of Discovery’s Digital Dome Theatre.
This is a pay-what-you-can event. Space is limited so reserve your seat HERE.
✦ Stories We Carry, Art We Create
Wednesday, October 21, 5:30-7:30 PM
Center for Creativity
Join us at the Center for Creativity to watch a performance of Betty La Poderosa by Teatro Latino. Following the performance, you’ll be able to participate in a community crafts project to reflect on the experience.
To register for the performance visit: https://thesymposium.colostate.edu/
✦ Access to City Government and Engagement: Housing, History, & Engaging Your Government
Thursday, October 22, 6:00-8:00 PM
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Join us at the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery to meet with Fort Collins City government officials and community members to learn about the city’s history, culture, and efforts to develop and maintain affordable housing. We’ll start at the Museum and then attendees will have three different options to connect with community leaders in the neighborhoods around the Museum and City Hall.
To register for this event visit: https://thesymposium.colostate.edu/
✦ Handwriting the Constitution, session 4
Monday, October 26—6:00pm-8:00pm
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Join us for the last of four sessions where you are invited to handwrite the US Constitution. You can start from scratch or pick up where you left off in earlier sessions.
Handwriting the Constitution is a social art project begun in 2017 by artist Morgan O’Hara. It invites people from all walks of life to meet in public spaces to handwrite the US Constitution. This art practice was created so that people will know their rights, deepen their understanding of laws created to protect these rights, and to help resist negative thinking.
The goal of this art practice is to create a physical and psychological space that explores the practice of concentrated writing as an art form, and a process designed to bring people together in a quiet and calming way, all by focusing on human rights. It has been identified as a powerful and transformative form of activism for introverts.
Copies of the Constitution and pen and paper will be provided, but feel free to bring your personal favorite writing tools and notebook.
For more information about the Handwriting the Constitution project please visit: https://www.handwritingtheconstitution.org/
To register for this pay-what-you-can program please click HERE.
COLORADO STATE DEMOCRACY SUMMIT
October 26th and 27th
Lory Student Center at Colorado State University
The following three events are part of CSU’s Democracy Summit
Learn More Here.
✦ Building Civic Capacity in Colorado: Models for Democratic Innovation
Monday, October 26 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Lory Student Center
Lunch provided
Explore how Colorado communities are building civic capacity, bridging differences, and developing new approaches to democratic participation. During the first hour, you’ll hear from civic innovators across the state about how to strengthen democracy in Colorado. The second hour, you’ll get a chance to think through those ideas and help shape the future of democracy in Colorado. Participants can choose to come to only one of the sections or can attend both.
Explore the full Summit schedule and RSVP →
✦ Voices of Justice: Conversations with the Court
Monday, October 26 | 5–7 p.m.
Lory Student Center Ballroom A
Hear from Larimer County Chief Judge Lammons and Colorado Supreme Court Justice Richard Gabriel about their paths to the judiciary, experiences on the bench and careers in law, followed by student Q&A.
Explore the full Summit schedule and RSVP →
✦ Steal This Story, Please!
Tuesday, October 27 | 6:30 p.m.
Lory Student Center Theatre
Presented in partnership with the ACT Human Rights Film Festival, this documentary follows Democracy Now! journalist Amy Goodman and her work navigating a rapidly changing media landscape. Extended post-film Q&A with Amy Goodman. Tickets are going fast!
Explore the full Summit schedule and RSVP →
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