Museums

When you're thinking about those must-see attractions in the United States, you're probably thinking the Empire State Building in NYC, the Hollywood Sign in LA, but what about a World War II museum?

Check out six Colorado museums you didn't know you needed until now.

This museum can be a customizable experience.

Make a short drive to the History Colorado Center for an epic day of fun for all ages.

Have you noticed the bright towers off of I-25 in Denver?

The Longmont Museum will be hosting their annual Día de los Muertos celebration and exhibit, October 13 - November 6.

Beginning on May 18, the Museum of Art Fort Collins will be showcasing The Awkward Family Photos exhibit, featuring more than 200 images, along with back stories.

Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a lively, Mexican holiday, in which families take the time to remember and honor their deceased loved ones.

The Loveland Museum has a Picasso exhibit you do not want to miss. Picasso: Visage and Posing for Picasso are open to the public now. We have all the details.

Loveland's annual Cherry Pie Celebration is Saturday, July 8 from 5-8 pm in Peters Park and in the parking lot next to the Loveland Museum in Downtown Loveland.

Hearing about people in Northern Colorado who have earned national attention is always neat, and I have to say that I was pretty surprised to learn about a man in Weld County who holds a very unique World Record.

The Denver Art Museum is offering free admission all day on Saturday, March 4.