Air & Space Museum
Free Yoga Class
Date: Tuesday, Jan 30, 2024 | 6:00PM to 7:00PM
Location: Air & Space Museum
Categories: Special Events
Join us for a free yoga class from YogaSix.
Bring a mat, towel, water and a friend! Call or text 720-706-0656 to save your space.
Upcoming Events
Cockpit Demo Day
Have you ever wanted to get an up-close look inside your favorite aircraft?
At this event, you’ll be able to explore select cockpits and learn about aircraft you never knew existed. Each station has a knowledgeable volunteer who can tell you all about the exhibit, its history, and answer questions. Our options rotate monthly, so every visit is unique!
Featured aircraft in September*:
- Steen Skybolt Biplane
- RF-84K Thunderflash
- UH-1M Huey (wheelchair accessible)
- F-104C Starfighter
- T-33A T-Bird
Can’t make this one? Join us next month on October 17!
*Featured aircraft are subject to change.
SCFD Free Day
Enjoy FREE admission at Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum courtesy of SCFD, and bring the whole family for a day of discovery, imagination and fun!
Step into the world of aviation and space exploration as you get an up-close look at our Determined to Fly temporary exhibit, where you can learn all about the bold minds who helped shape the future of aviation and space exploration. From the Wright Brothers’ first powered flight to the Apollo Moon missions, each breakthrough built upon the last, transforming fragile flying machines into supersonic air and spacecraft capable of anything. Along the way, innovators, engineers, and pilots reshaped transportation, science, and society. Their achievements continue to influence the way we fly and explore today. That is why history must be kept alive.
Join us and discover the trailblazers who truly made the aviation world what it is today while exploring other exciting exhibits!
Book Talk & Signing: The Smithsonian History of U.S. Women Astronauts
What did it take for women to break the glass ceiling and help shape the history of spaceflight?
Find out from author Dr. Valerie Neal and astronaut Dr. Megan McArthur as they explore the legacy, challenges and achievements of American women astronauts. Drawing from Neal’s book, On a Mission: The Smithsonian History of U.S. Women Astronauts, and McArthur’s firsthand experiences in space, they will discuss the evolution of roles at NASA, missions to the Hubble Space Telescope and International Space Station and the generations before who helped redefine what it means to be an astronaut.
At this event, you’ll experience:
- A moderated discussion and presentation with Dr. Valerie Neal and astronaut Dr. Megan McArthur
- Ask your own questions on the topic of women astronauts and careers within NASA
- Get your book signed by author Dr. Valerie Neal
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience the comprehensive history of all 61 American female astronauts!