Black American West Museum & Heritage Center

  The Black American West Museum & Heritage Center together with Denver film maker, donnie l. betts (lowercase is intentional) presents a free movie afternoon showcasing two influential figures and their impact on both the arts and medical fields and on Saturday June 29. “Music is My Life, Politics My Mistress: The Story of Oscar Brown, Jr"., (OBJ) reviews the life of a musician, writer, poet, playwright, and civil rights activist. “Two Strikes: Dr. Justina Ford” by RMPS which features…

Dr. Justina Ford 's 150th birthday and her contribution to the health of the state will be celebrated with a livestream tribute. This is an opportunity for everyone to come together to honor our great lady. The two hour event showcases not only birthday greetings and interviews from her remaining patients and community organizations, but also a range of performances such as a reenactment of Dr Ford's only known interview and the first ever public display of the handwritten letter to…

An unforgettable afternoon of history and music at the Black American West Museum. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Denver, CO as we celebrate the city's vibrant past with soulful melodies. Discover fascinating tales of the local pioneers and legends who shaped this community during your tour of the museum. Featuring: Lionel Young as Five Points legend George Morrison LaRea Edward as Fannie Mae Duncan Eleise Clark as "Stagecoach Mary" Mary Fields TICKETS Sponsored by Spangalang Brewery