Julio Garcia’s dance group, “Folklorico Sangre de México,” brings a piece of Mexico to Aurora. The group studies and performs the different regional dances of Mexico.
Amigos de Mexico serves the Aurora community in a variety of ways. They offer services and host events to support the Mexican community and further educate others on Mexican culture.
Norberto “Beto” Mojardin was raised in a small town in Sonora, Mexico, and went to Arizona when he was 10 years old. Facing hardship as a teenager, Beto moved to Colorado by himself.
"Aurora" A New Dawn in Colorado, a song written and produced by Dick Weissman in 1985 was recently unearthed by the AuroraTV team. With help from the Aurora History Museum, AuroraTV was able to produce a music video using
Arrowpoint Adventures is a new collaboration between the Aurora History Museum and Pop Culture Classroom. This is a custom Aurora-centric Dungeons and Dragons campaign led by an experienced game master.
Soldiers recuperating at Fitzsimons General Hospital knew they could rely on the Red Cross Building as a refuge from army life. Completed in 1918, the structure was designed in the Mission Revival style common to U.S.
Housed in the collections of the Aurora History Museum are amazing pieces of our technological past. Powered by Science: Technologies of the Past and Future showcases these marvels of previous generations whi
We must not forget the past, we must learn from it. From the Coal Creek Schoolhouse to the DeLaney Round Barn, Aurora has nearly 30 historic preservation landmarks.
