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What's Happening in Golden - Thursday, Sep. 24th, 2026

News and events in Golden, Colorado. Thursday, Sep. 24th, 2026

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Early Autumn

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Events for Thursday, Sep. 24th

Golden History Tours
Baby Time - Registration Required
Library for All: Interactive Program for Adults with Disabilities

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Construction Update by Pat Klein

Watch the video by Patrick Klein

Check out the latest changes at the Clayworks site, courtesy of Patrick Klein: vimeo.com/122862322


1-3PM Modern Kintsugi @ Foothills Art Center - Creative Campus

Kintsugi is a 400 year old Japanese art form of the mending of ceramics — creating beauty from brokenness. Kintsugi’s philosophy reflects Japanese culture and teaches us the importance of cherishing and caring for things in our mass consumption society, and the beauty of brokenness/imperfection in things and ourselves.

In this workshop we will guide a small group through a modern method of this ancient craft. You will see and feel the beauty you have created from the brokenness and reflect on your own life’s journey. All welcome and all materials needed for the experience will be provided.

Register

 

Location:

Foothills Art Center - Creative Campus
809 15th Street   (Map)

When:

1-3PM on Thursday, Sep. 24th


5PM Welcome Home: Honoring Colorado’s Vietnam Veterans Opens @ Golden History Museum

Bill Robie collection

From 1960 to 1975, thousands of Americans served in Vietnam, volunteered with the Red Cross, or participated in civilian relief programs. Nearly 124,000 people from Colorado served, and at least 627 lost their lives.

The exhibit shares the voices and experiences of veterans from Golden and throughout Colorado—before, during, and after the war. Through personal stories and artifacts, visitors will learn about the diverse experiences of ground warfare soldiers, helicopter pilots, front-line volunteers, and others who endured the hardships and lasting effects of the conflict. More information

Location:

Golden History Museum
923 10th Street   (Map)


6PM Mobility & Transportation Advisory Board Meeting @ City Hall Council Chambers

The Board will adjourn to a Study Session after Public Comment. The meeting packet includes comments already received by staff.

They will continue discussing changes that Clayworks is asking to make to their Planned Unit Development agreement, which includes a Transportation Demand Management (TDM) agreement. The TDM agreement allows Clayworks to provide less parking than code would normally require, provided they encourage employees to carpool, ride bikes, or take buses to work.

Location:

City Hall Council Chambers
911 10th Street   (Map)

When:

6PM on Thursday, Sep. 24th


The Golden Word - 09/24/26

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Live Music for Thursday, Sep. 24th

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Golden History: Miner Mischief (with Dynamite)

Mine Football Team (year unknown) – Golden History Museum Collection
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95 Years Ago
The September 24, 1931 Colorado Transcript described a series of raids conducted by students of football rivals Denver University and the Colorado School of Mines.

The fray began on a Friday, when an airplane passed over Golden and dropped postcards saying “To Hell With Mines” on a Mines military formation. That evening, a statue on the D.U. campus received a coat of paint. This may have been done by Mines students, “but the action was disavowed by President M. F. Coolbaugh and Student President Arthur Bennet.”

Tuesday morning, a raiding party attempted to blow up the M on Mt. Zion. The explosion awakened townspeople, but did little damage to the M.

Tuesday night, more dynamite was set off near the Mines campus. This might have been done by D.U. students, or could have been Mines students trying to incriminate the other school.

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That same night, the county sheriff’s department found 11 sticks of dynamite and 50 feet of fuse–which had burned, but failed to set off the dynamite–near the M. Mines students tried to catch the culprits by barricading local highways, which just got them in trouble with the Sheriff.

At that point, both schools were under threat from the Rocky Mountain Conference, saying their upcoming game would be cancelled if they didn’t knock it off.

The next week’s Transcript (10/1/1931) stated that all previous attendance records were broken at the Mines-DU game. Sadly, Mines lost, 26-0.


Weather

Overnight's Weather

Overnight: A chance of rain showers. Cloudy. Low around 59, with temperatures rising to around 61 overnight. West northwest wind around 3 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Thursday's Weather

Thursday: A slight chance of rain showers before noon, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy. High near 70, with temperatures falling to around 68 in the afternoon. North wind 2 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%. New rainfall amounts less than a tenth of an inch possible.

Thursday Night's Weather

Thursday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms before midnight, then a chance of rain showers and patchy fog between midnight and 3am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 55. West northwest wind 0 to 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

Thursday Night: Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 55°F

Friday: Partly Sunny then Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 75°F

Friday Night: Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms then Partly Cloudy, 55°F

Saturday: Sunny, 81°F

Saturday Night: Partly Cloudy, 56°F

Sunday: Mostly Sunny, 82°F

Sunday Night: Partly Cloudy, 58°F

Monday: Partly Sunny then Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 77°F

Monday Night: Showers And Thunderstorms, 53°F

Tuesday: Rain Showers, 63°F

Tuesday Night: Chance Rain Showers, 48°F

Wednesday: Slight Chance Rain Showers, 71°F


News About Golden - September 24, 2026

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The Golden Roundup

In this issue... Download PDF below.

Bond reduced for man accused of diverting cities’ water

By Corinne Westeman
Golden Transcript

The Denver man accused of diverting water going to Northglenn and Golden has had his bond reduced from $20,000 to a personal recognizance bond.

Fabrizio Lorenzin, 65, has been charged with interfering with a public water system — a Class 3 felony — as well as theft and tampering with physical evidence... Read more...


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