Loveland Museum

09/04/2026

Night on the Town is coming up next week with free admission from 5-8 pm and several great exhibits!

09/03/2026

Our new aha! is now here highlighting events and exhibits from September - December 2026! Check out the digital copy at: www.thelovelandmuseum.org/newsletter-signup

The Loveland Museum is home to a wonderful blend of both art and history.

09/01/2026

Happy September 1st! We have two free admission days to the Loveland Museum that you don't want to miss!

08/31/2026

Classes, camps, and workshops are now open for registration for September - December of 2026! Look through the schedule and register for your favorites: www.thelovelandmuseum.org/classes-camps-workshops

08/28/2026

The Big Thompson Canyon experienced two separate "100-year floods" only 37 years apart—in 1976 and again in 2013–highlighting the need to improve the forecasting of these events. How can we better understand changes in intensity and frequency of floods over the next several decades? And what information do water system managers need for better operations in the face of uncertainty?

Tomorrow (August 29th at 1 pm) NSF NCAR scientist Kyle Nardi will discuss his research using global computer simulations of the Earth system to identify changes in future weather conditions that could affect flooding events. Claudia León-Salazar of the Bureau of Reclamation will also share information about the current operation of the Big Thompson water system and the tools that can help manage it into the future.

08/26/2026

Come see our newest exhibit featuring postcards from our collection to learn about Loveland and Colorado history.

08/25/2026

Our full class list for September for all ages! Register for your favorites at: www.thelovelandmuseum.org/classes-camps-workshops

08/22/2026

Mark your calendars for free days in September!

08/21/2026

Connected by the Canyon is on view through November 28th. Come learn about the stories from this historic event that impacted many Northern Colorado communities. Learn more: www.thelovelandmuseum.org/exhibits

08/19/2026

The Big Thompson Canyon experienced two separate "100-year floods" only 37 years apart—in 1976 and again in 2013–highlighting the need to improve the forecasting of these events. How can we better understand changes in intensity and frequency of floods over the next several decades? And what information do water system managers need for better operations in the face of uncertainty?

NSF NCAR scientist Kyle Nardi will discuss his research using global computer simulations of the Earth system to identify changes in future weather conditions that could affect flooding events. Claudia León-Salazar of the Bureau of Reclamation will also share information about the current operation of the Big Thompson water system and the tools that can help manage it into the future.