Saturday, April 4th, 8:30am & 1:30pm
Celebrate spring at Four Mile for an egg-citing adventure! Kids can hunt in age-specific scrambles and search for golden eggs hidden throughout the 12 acre Park, enjoy tractor rides, meet the Easter Bunny, and get creative with DIY Easter bonnets in true Victorian fashion. Don’t miss performances by Inspector Magic and Melissa Ivy, or Victorian egg rolling and croquet. Adults can sip cocktails from the Four Mile Bar, savor food truck treats, and shop the Spring Marketplace.
Site Coordinator
Four Mile Historic Park is looking for a Site Coordinator to join our team. If you love history, animals, and creating meaningful experiences, this is your chance to make an impact. Help care for our critters, the Historic Four Mile House, and work to bring Colorado’s past to life. Apply today and be part of preserving Denver’s oldest standing structure
Saturday, June 13th, 5-10pm
Giddy Up, Buttercup! Get ready for a rip-roaring evening of revelry and Old West charm, all for a great cause. Mark your calendars for June 13th and round up your crew.
Displayed in Grant Hall from March 5th through May 31st
Laura Phelps Rogers’ community art piece comes to Four Mile this spring. The Art In The Everyday Community Quilt Project began in Calgary and travelled to Hawaii with workshops held in Hawaii, Chicago, Denver, and Maryland.
Visit Four Mile this spring to take in the full scale of the 55-foot-long installation.
Join Laura Phelps Rogers and Four Mile Historic Park for workshops in March, April, or May of 2026 and create your very own wooden disc quilt piece. Each piece brings with it the individual’s unique interest areas, materials, and storytelling.
Can’t participate in the workshops? Remote participation options are available at Four Mile!
Celebrate Earth Day with Hear Us Now, See Us Now and Four Mile Historic Park on April 18th. This collaborative event brings together Indigenous vendors of eco-friendly goods and information, speakers including Spirit of the Sun and Grow Thru, crafts and activities including seed bombs with Girl Scout Troop 67603 and nature wands with local artis Mary Lange, and nature inspired performances from Indigenous performers.
This event is free with general admission to the Park! For a list of vendors, sponsors, and more details visit Upcoming Events
Saturday, May 23rd, 7pm
Join the ladies of XX Paranormal and author Richard Estep for a night at Four Mile you won’t forget! Start the evening with a book signing and talk from Richard Estep, then head out into the Park to explore the Bee House, other outbuildings, and the Historic Four Mile House Museum with the guidance and expertise of the XX Paranormal team.
Richard Estep is the author of more than 40 books, many of which are in the genre of paranormal nonfiction. His book “The Horrors of Fox Hollow Farm” was a basis for the Hulu documentary series “The Fox Hollow Murders.” Richard is a series regular on the TV shows “Haunted Hospitals,” “Paranormal 911,” “Paranormal Night Shift” and “Paranormal Revenge.” He has made guest appearances on “Destination Fear” and “A Haunting.” He is a regular speaker at events across the United States, and lives in Northern Colorado where he works as a 911 paramedic.
Bee Club is a volunteer-led organization that meets monthly at Four Mile Historic Park. Club meetings and activities are FREE for members, and available at a low cost to walk-in guests. The Bee Club can be supported directly through materials donations dropped off at the Four Mile front desk during regular Park hours.
Bee Club members give and receive pollinator education, participate in service projects at Four Mile Historic Park related to apiary care, and facilitate the preservation of beekeeping history at Four Mile.
The Four Mile Maker’s Series invites you to get creative with hands-on workshops led by local artists, blending craftsmanship, creativity, and community in a unique historic setting.
Spring Cheeseboards (Make and Taste)- Sunday, March 15th, 1:30pm
Ceramic Candle Holder Glazing- Sunday, April 26th, 1:00pm
Sunday, March 15th, 11am
Don’t miss this monthly program for the youngest Four Mile guests. Join Four Mile programming staff for a story time and guided tour of the Farm Family!
This month’s story is Chickens Aren’t the Only Ones by Ruth Heller. After reading, guests will feed mealworms to Four Mile’s flock of chickens.
Tales & Tails is free with your daytime admission ticket.
Join the Ellis Meredith chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for a free genealogy class at Four Mile Historic Park on April 19th. This class will help you get started on your family tree and will focus on American record discovery.
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!
