Brown Bag Storytelling Series at Steamboat Springs History Museum

July 3: Chula Beauregard. Artist Chula Beauregard and friends discuss the inspiration and creative process behind her current exhibition at the Tread of Pioneers Museum, Legacy: A Year with the Colorado Cattlemen's Agricultural Land Trust.

July 10: H. "Sonny" Shelton: "Where the Buffalo Roam: The Western Colorado Bison Project" by H. "Sonny" Shelton, Archaeologist and Faunal Analysis Specialist with the Dominquez Archaeological Research Group. [Video recording will not be made]

July 17: Mayling Simpson & Paul Hebert. Local authors Mayling Simpson and Paul Hebert share stories from their new book, "Drawn to the Mountains: Mid-Century Migrants to Steamboat Springs," highlighting individuals who came to Steamboat Springs during the 1960s and '70s.

July 24: Jerry Schalnus & Matt Tredway. Longtime local rancher Jerry Schalnus joins friend Matt Tredway to reflect on memories of range life in the Yampa Valley.

July 31: Local P.E.O. Chapter. Founded in 1869, the Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O.) has long supported women through education and service. Learn about notable local women from the chapter's past and how today's members are continuing the legacy.

Aug. 7: Kent Eriksen. Mountain bike pioneer Kent Eriksen reflects on his decades in Steamboat Springs, recent changes, and his influential role in the biking industry.

Aug. 14. Pioneer Families Honored. "Foundations of Steamboat: Celebrating 25 Years." Explore our early pioneers and the enduring legacy of Steamboat Springs' foundational families with Museum Curator Katie Adams and descendants of pioneering families.

Aug. 21: Tom Sharp. Longtime local Tom Sharp share stories and memories of friends, events, and trends from his past 54 years in Steamboat Springs.

Aug. 28: Cheri Daschle. "Tales from the Old Junior High." Cheri Daschle looks back on the historic school building, its dedicated educators, and life in Steamboat Springs during the 1950s and '60s.