“Mosaic of Cultures” is a series of exhibitions that promote understanding of the increasing cultural diversity in the city and incorporate the voices of local communities into Aurora’s History Museum. The new exhibit aims to increase awareness of the Mexican community’s contributions to the overall history of the city, including highlighting individuals, business owners, cultural traditions and history.
The conversations and connections made in the testimonials are central to the exhibit. Patrons will be able to meet over 20 Aurorans experiencing housing insecurity.
Accompanying these testimonials are portraits and photography reflecting the nature of life on Aurora’s streets. Much of the photography is being provided by local street photographer Amy Forestieri.
Through May 29, 2022
HAVE YOUR ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES EVALUATED BY LOCAL APPRAISERS.
Drop-off assistance is located at the
main library entrance
Aurora Museum Foundation members receive
one free appraisal.
WALK-INS
WELCOMED, BUT MAY BE LIMITED - No GUARANTEES TO SEE AN APPRAISER
Use this link ( Click here ) to sign up, or call 303-739-6705 to request an entrance time. Entrance time is NOT the time of actual appraisal, the wait time depends on itmes being appraised. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Board of Directors July 2022
Left to Right Top row: Alexis Watts, Shanna Farley
Left to Right 2nd row: Lynne Evans, Jane Barber
Left to Right 3rd row: Stu Pyper, Secretary, Gregg Chase Treasurer, Scott Williams, Museum Director
Left to Right Bottom row: Stanley Turner, President, Nancy O'Neill
The Aurora History Museum expanded in 2014 with the opening of its new
Growing Home exhibit, and the new Ruth Fountain Gallery which houses restored 1913 historic Trolley Trailer No. 610.
The Sanders Museum store is operated by the AMF and offers gifts that are both unique and relevant to Aurora's history.
Helping to preserve the story of Aurora, Colorado
The mission of the Aurora Museum Foundation is to advocate for broad-based funding and community support
to ensure the continued viability of the Aurora History Museum.