Rosenberry Lecture Series

Ever wondered how Japanese food became a staple of American dining? Or how maps have been used as tools to shape history? What about the ways our state and our country are celebrating remarkable milestones in 2026? These are just a few of the curious questions we’ll consider with this year’s Rosenberry Lecture Series.

History Colorado’s Rosenberry Lecture Series brings authors, historians, community leaders, and other speakers from around Colorado and the United States to Denver for engaging, in-person conversations that invite us to explore our shared past as we shape our collective future. These experts deliver stories of importance that dive deep into a diverse range of topics from our state’s rich and complex history. Every season concludes with the State Historian’s Address, presented by the leader of History Colorado’s State Historian’s Council.

Ignite your curiosity through this eight-part series. See the full line-up below and get tickets today!

LOCATION
History Colorado Center | 1200 Broadway, Denver
Lectures are on the third Wednesday of every month (September 17 – May 20) at 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm.

TICKETS
Buy Single Tickets

• History Colorado members – $10
• General public – $15
• Student, no/low income – $5

For questions and assistance, email [email protected].

Select speakers will offer to sign their books after their lecture! Get yours ahead of time on the History Colorado Bookshop?