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Open - 10am-4pm
Date Sunday, August 16 2026
Time 10:30 am – 1:30 pm

Step back in time for a bite of history.

Join the Museum of Food and Culture for a Field Trip to Four Mile Historic Park, Denver’s living history farm, where you’ll explore the roots of Colorado’s food culture through hands-on experience.

Experience a Food Focused Field Trip at Four Mile!

August 16, 10:30am

On this guided visit to Denver’s oldest standing structure, participants will roll up their sleeves for a cooking workshop where they’ll try their hand at making cornbread on a historic woodstove and making butter from scratch in a 19th-century kitchen. Along the way, guests will connect the dots between historic foodways and the food systems we navigate today. While the cornbread is cooking, take a special chance to meet the farm’s goats!

Explore questions like:

How did white people in Colorado grow, preserve, and prepare their food?
What can cooking over a woodstove teach us about energy, labor, and resourcefulness?
How did small farms and homesteads shape their communities? And how does that shape our food system today?

This experience includes:

A guided tour of the historic Four Mile House Museum
Hands-on woodstove cooking: cornbread & butter from scratch
A visit with Four Mile’s resident goats
Warm cornbread to enjoy together

Come ready to cook, connect, and taste a little piece of Colorado history!

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