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SUMMARY:"The Women of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb” Presentation
DESCRIPTION:1984 Michelle Mouton\nThe Manitou Springs Heritage Museum proudly hosts Hill Climb Historians Lisa Sanborn Haight and Don Sanborn and their presentation\, “The Women of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb”. This presentation covers the many women who have faced the challenges of America’s Second oldest auto race and how these women have impacted the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. Learn the inside stories about the Hill Climb that only the Sanborns can tell. \nLisa Sanborn Haight is the current Secretary\, and Don Sanborn is the current President of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb Historical Association (The Over the Hill Gang). Both cousins are members of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb Museum Committee. Don along with his father\, Frank Sanborn\, and Lisa’s father\, Nick Sanborn\, were famed racers in the Hill Climb. \nJoin us at our FREE museum!  Manitou Springs Heritage Museum 517 Manitou Avenue Manitou Springs\, Colorado 80829. For more information\, call 719-685-1454\, email: ManitouHeritage@gmail.com or visit www.manitouspringsheritagecenter.org  Open 7 days Noon-4:00pm or by appointment.
URL:https://manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/event/presentation-the-women-of-the-pikes-peak-international-hill-climb-by-racer-don-sanborn/
LOCATION:Manitou Springs Heritage Museum\, 517 Manitou Avenue\, Manitou Springs\, CO\, 80829\, United States
CATEGORIES:Educational Program
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SUMMARY:Private Event - Pikes Peak Adventure League Artifact Recovery
DESCRIPTION:Private event. The Manitou Springs Heritage Museum will partner with the Pikes Peak Adventure League to do exploratory artifact recovery on the Red Mountain Incline. \nOrder “Easy Hikes to the Hidden Past” on Amazon now! Easy Hikes to the Hidden Past: Pikes Peak Region Edition: Shockley\, Rocky\, Jones\, T Duren: 9780578744605: Amazon.com: Books \n  \n 
URL:https://manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/event/private-event-pikes-peak-adventure-league-artifact-recovery/
LOCATION:Manitou Springs Heritage Museum\, 517 Manitou Avenue\, Manitou Springs\, CO\, 80829\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exploration
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SUMMARY:Chamber of Commerce - Manitou Springs Colorado Wine Festival
DESCRIPTION:Manitou Springs Colorado Wine Festival
URL:https://manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/event/chamber-of-commerce-manitou-springs-colorado-wine-festival/
LOCATION:Manitou Springs Memorial Park\, 502 Manitou Avenue\, Manitou Springs\, CO\, 80829\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival
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SUMMARY:First Friday Live Music - Ophelia’s Fate featuring Jon Neukam
DESCRIPTION:Jon Neukam – Ophelia’s Fate\nThe Manitou Springs Heritage Museum proudly invites you to join us on First Friday for a special concert with Ophelia’s Fate featuring Jon Neukam and the band’s the sweet traditional sounds of the past. \nJoin us at our FREE museum!  Manitou Springs Heritage Museum 517 Manitou Avenue Manitou Springs\, Colorado 80829. For more information\, call 719-685-1454\, email: ManitouHeritage@gmail.com or visit www.manitouspringsheritagecenter.org  Open 7 days Noon-4:00pm or by appointment.
URL:https://manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/event/ophelias-fate-featuring-jon-neukam/
LOCATION:Manitou Springs Heritage Museum\, 517 Manitou Avenue\, Manitou Springs\, CO\, 80829\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Second Showing - The History of the Pikes Peak Snow Run: An Interview with Bill Brokaw
DESCRIPTION:Join us May 9th for a second event featuring a live interview with legendary motorcyclist Bill Brokaw about the History of the Pikes Peak Snow Run. Hear stories about the how\, the why\, the bikes\, the riders\, the mechanical mayhem and even the Snow Run fashions! \nIn its 44-year history\, the Snow Run frightened\, frustrated and froze those brave motorcycle racers who dared this challenge which was clearly “Not for the Rose Parade on TV Types”. Audience participation is encouraged to help Bill tell the stories. \nTickets are FREE but registration is required for event planning purposes. Register now!
URL:https://manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/event/second-showing-the-history-of-the-pikes-peak-snow-run-an-interview-with-bill-brokaw/
LOCATION:Manitou Springs Heritage Museum\, 517 Manitou Avenue\, Manitou Springs\, CO\, 80829\, United States
CATEGORIES:Educational Program
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SUMMARY:The History of the Pikes Peak Snow Run
DESCRIPTION:The Manitou Springs Heritage Museum is excited to launch a new Winter exhibit on March 14th called The History of the Pikes Peak Snow Run. The Snow Run was a motorcycle race to the top of Pikes Peak on New Year’s Day and was not related to the summer motorcycle racing hosted by the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. \nThis grueling race operated between 1938-1982. Learn about the Snow Run throughout the decades: the Snow Run pioneers in the 1930s and 1940s\, mid-century madness in the 1950s and 1960s and the reckless abandon that came with the 1970s and 1980s. \nThe Snow Run’s advertising poster boldly claimed “Not for the Rose Parade on TV Types!” In its 44-year history\, the Snow Run frightened\, frustrated and froze those brave motorcycle racers who dared this feat of what some say was madness. These are their stories. \nThe History of the Pikes Peak Snow Run exhibit will be showing through June 2026\, so stop by our FREE museum and check it out. The Manitou Springs Heritage Museum is located at 517 Manitou Avenue in Manitou Springs\, CO 80829. For more information\, call 719-685-1454 or send us an email at ManitouHeritage@gmail.com. Our winter hours are Noon-4pm on Sun\, Tue\, Wed\, Fri & Sat or by appointment. \n  \n 
URL:https://manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/event/the-history-of-the-pikes-peak-snow-run/
LOCATION:Manitou Springs Heritage Museum\, 517 Manitou Avenue\, Manitou Springs\, CO\, 80829\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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SUMMARY:First Showing - The History of the Pikes Peak Snow Run: An Interview with Bill Brokaw
DESCRIPTION:Join us March 14th as we kick off our History of the Pikes Peak Snow Run Exhibit through a live interview with legendary motorcyclist Bill Brokaw. Hear stories about the how\, the why\, the bikes\, the riders\, the mechanical mayhem and even the Snow Run fashions! \nIn its 44-year history\, the Snow Run frightened\, frustrated and froze those brave motorcycle racers who dared this challenge which was clearly “Not for the Rose Parade on TV Types”. Audience participation is encouraged to help Bill tell the stories. \nTickets are FREE but registration is required for event planning purposes. Register now! \n 
URL:https://manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/event/the-history-of-the-pikes-peak-snow-run-an-interview-with-bill-brokaw/
LOCATION:Manitou Springs Heritage Museum\, 517 Manitou Avenue\, Manitou Springs\, CO\, 80829\, United States
CATEGORIES:Educational Program
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SUMMARY:A Century of Black History Commemoration:  The Groves Family & Fannie Mae Duncan
DESCRIPTION:The Manitou Springs Heritage Museum proudly hosts “A Century of Black History Commemoration: The Groves Family and Fannie Mae Duncan.” The exhibit opens 5-8 p.m. Friday\, February. 6. During the opening reception\, local musician Charles Lumpkin will speak about Black History Month and play the Black National Anthem on his saxophone. \nJohn Groves (1840-1902) and Louisa Divers Groves (1861-1943) were born in Virginia and Missouri\, respectively\, and were the parents of Harry Edward Groves (1921-2013)\, who would study at Harvard and become a respected law professor at universities around the nation. \nFannie Mae Duncan was renowned as the founder and owner of the Cotton Club in downtown Colorado Springs\, where her motto was “everybody welcome.” \nVisit our FREE museum. Manitou Springs Heritage Museum 517 Manitou Avenue Manitou Springs\, Colorado 80829. For more information\, call 719-685-1454\, email: ManitouHeritage@gmail.com or visit www.manitouspringsheritagecenter.org Open 5 days (Sunday\, Tuesday\, Wednesday\, Friday\, Saturday) Noon-4:00pm or by appointment.
URL:https://manitouspringsheritagecenter.org/event/a-century-of-black-history-commemoration-the-groves-family-fannie-mae-duncan/
LOCATION:Manitou Springs Heritage Museum\, 517 Manitou Avenue\, Manitou Springs\, CO\, 80829\, United States
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