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Alumni and North High Events

                           Halloween 2026
Talks and Tours by Phil Goodstein
 A copy of this schedule is available at LeonardLeonard.com, JessicaAbegg.com, and Liveandlovedenver.com.  Private tours are available.  Books may be ordered from CapitolHillBooks.com, 303–837–0700 or bookelves@westsidebooks.com, 303–480–0220.

 Friday, October 30:  Annual Final Ghost Walk, 6:30 pm–8:00 pm
Discover tales about the haunting of the Capitol and vintage neighborhood mansions.  The walk gathers at the statue on the east lawn of the Capitol along Grant Street between Colfax and 14th avenues.  The cost is $25.
 Friday, October 31:  Annual Final Ghost Walk, 6:30 pm–8:00 pm
Discover tales about the haunting of the Capitol and vintage neighborhood mansions.  The walk gathers at the statue on the east lawn of the Capitol along Grant Street between Colfax and 14th avenues.  The cost is $25.
 Saturday, November 7:  Denver History Night, 5:00 pm
This is a free-wheeling, highly informal forum on Denver’s past and present.  The focus will be on the election results and the city’s political climate.  It gathers for dinner at Zorba’s, 2626 12th Avenue, between Elizabeth and Clayton streets.
 Saturday, November 14:  Denver Streets, 1:00 pm–3:00 pm
Here is a chance to meet the author and discuss his books.  In particular, this is a signing for Denver Streets.  It is at Park Hill Books, 4620 23rd Avenue.  The oldest cooperative bookstore in town which is filled with bargains in used books, the shop is on the east side of the alley between Cherry and Dexter streets.  Dexter is seven blocks east of Colorado Boulevard and the first light on 23rd Avenue east of Colorado Boulevard.  Of course, those reading Denver Streets will know how to find the business.

 

Saturday, December 5:  Denver History Night, 5:00 pm
This is a free-wheeling, highly informal forum on Denver’s past and present.  The focus will be on the election results and the city’s political climate.  It gathers at a pizzeria, Mici’s, 727 Colorado Boulevard, in the shop area on the west side of the street just to the north of Seventh Avenue.
 Phil Goodstein philgoodstein@gmail.com  (303)333-1095
 Check out 9News’ look at Fairmount: Denver’s Ultimate Cemetery by Phil Goodstein.
https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/9news-mornings/fairmount-cemetery-positively-colorado/73-69fbce95-dbd3-43d6-84a2-c3201e62b3e0