This Western-chic soiree supports our mission, educational programs, and the preservation of Denver’s oldest standing structure. So dust off your boots, dress in your finest cowboy couture, and let’s raise a glass to Four Mile!
This event promises an exhilarating celebration of community and Native American heritage. Stop by to check out the Indigenous vendors, education centers, and activities. Best of all, Four Mile is providing all-day free admission, ensuring an unforgettable experience for the entire family, young and old!
The women of XX Paranormal Communications are back for a night of paranormal investigating around Four Mile Historic Park. Explore the historic Four Mile House, built in 1859, and learn the secrets of those who resided within its walls. Walk the grounds of the Park under the veil of night and meet those who still linger. Enter the Bee House and speak with the spirits who remain. Using the professional paranormal tools and expertise of XX Paranormal Communications, you will have a night at the Park like no other.
Join us for a unique and immersive basket weaving workshop led by Salix, a Muscogee/Cherokee artist and instructor. The first 45 minutes will explore Indigenous history and the Cherokee tradition of basketry, followed by a hands-on lesson where you’ll learn how to start, shape, and finish your own basket using natural and dyed reeds. Be prepared to get your hands wet as you craft a meaningful piece to take home! Salix, a queer two-spirit artist and self-proclaimed “elder millennial,” brings rich cultural knowledge and a passion for mindful, community-centered art.
In the heart of the city, this rural oasis featuring both indoor and outdoor spaces, is perfect for your wedding, picnic, or special celebration.
Four Mile’s on-site programs offer students the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich history of Denver’s early days through hands-on learning. Students tailor their experience in the “Four Mile Sampler” by selecting from various activities, including butter-making and exploring Four Mile’s many outbuildings. In “Cherry Creek Traveler,” students explore preparations families made for the journey west, examining wagons and essentials for the trip. “Four Mile Farm Life” comprises five activities that guide students through a morning at a 19th-century farmhouse.
Through events, interactive programming, and education, Four Mile connects guests to the region’s western heritage by sharing the stories and experiences of those who shaped Denver 166 years ago. Our signature events include Bright Nights, Egg Hunt, Pumpkin Harvest Festival, Spirits & Spirits, Brunch with Father Christmas, Night Brunch, and the Four Mile Rendezvous Gala.
Four Mile is actively seeking passionate and engaged community members to join our Board of Directors. If you’re eager to contribute your skills, expertise, and love for our local history, we encourage you to consider this opportunity to make a lasting impact. By becoming part of our board, you’ll play a pivotal role in guiding our mission, shaping future programs, and preserving Denver’s rich western heritage. If you’re interested, please complete the board nomination form, and we’ll reach out with further details. We look forward to hearing from you and welcoming new voices to our team!
