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• May 29 2024 Primavera a la Ciutat Barcelona 2024 Barcelona, Spain Add time  –  Scheduled: 7:00 PM Add time Add times 7:00 PM
• May 31 2024 Primavera Sound Barcelona 2024 Barcelona, Spain Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 02 2024 Carroponte Sesto San Giovanni, Italy Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 03 2024 Roma Summer Fest 2024 Rome, Italy Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 05 2024 Le Zénith Paris, France Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 08 2024 Primavera Sound Porto 2024 Porto, Portugal Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 21 2024 Hurricane Festival 2024 Scheeßel, Germany Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 22 2024 Southside Festival 2024 Neuhausen ob Eck, Germany Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 24 2024 INmusic Festival 2024 Zagreb, Croatia Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 25 2024 Wiener Stadthalle - Halle D Vienna, Austria Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 27 2024 KUNST!Rasen 2024 Bonn, Germany Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 28 2024 Live /s Live 2024 Antwerp, Belgium Doors 12:00 PM  –  Start time: 2:57 PM (Est.) 12:00 PM 2:57 PM Estimated
• Jun 30 2024 Glastonbury Festival 2024 Pilton, England Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 02 2024 Eden Sessions 2024 St Austell, England Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 03 2024 Cardiff Castle Cardiff, Wales  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Jul 04 2024 Sounds of the City 2024 Manchester, England  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Jul 05 2024 Crystal Palace Park London, England  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Jul 07 2024 Down the Rabbit Hole 2024 Beuningen, Netherlands Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 09 2024 Montreux Jazz Festival 2024 Montreux, Switzerland Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 11 2024 Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh, Scotland  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
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• Aug 08 2024 Øyafestivalen 2024 Oslo, Norway Add time Add time Add times
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• Sep 12 2024 Bank of New Hampshire Stage Concord, NH, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
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• Sep 14 2024 Xfinity Center Mansfield, MA, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Sep 16 2024 Merriweather Lakehouse Hotel Pavilion Columbia, MD, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Sep 17 2024 TD Pavilion at the Mann Philadelphia, PA, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Sep 19 2024 Place Bell Laval, QC, Canada  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
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• Sep 21 2024 Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, OH, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
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• Sep 28 2024 Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre Greenwood Village, CO, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Sep 29 2024 Granary Live Salt Lake City, UT, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Oct 01 2024 Climate Pledge Arena Seattle, WA, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
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The National is currently touring across 14 countries and has 38 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Parc del Fòrum in Barcelona, after that they'll be at Carroponte in Sesto San Giovanni.

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Castlefield Bowl

Crystal Palace Park

Montreux Jazz Festival

Edinburgh Castle

Royal Arena

Way Out West Festival

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Forest Hills Stadium

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Blossom Music Center

United Center

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Breese Stevens Field

Granary Live

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Rogers Arena

Moda Center

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Some people of my age (82) want to try Parachuting, Bungee Jumping or some other daring pursuit while still on this planet but my greatest wish was to go to a live concert of that amazing band, The National!

I was so lucky to be in Brighton last Saturday (7th Dec) to have my wish granted and the whole experience was fantastic - they even played my very favourite song, ‘Light Years’. The song list was well chosen, full of contrast in mood and tempo and the audience responded happily to singing Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks!

Our group included three generations, myself, two daughters and a granddaughter, all National fans.

The Brighton Centre is an excellent venue and the audience was so receptive and enthusiastic. I think Matt himself must have realised that, considering his many ventures down to the front row. At one point, he stumbled and my younger daughter held out her hands to steady him - unfortunately he stood on her toes but all is forgiven, Matt!

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I had heard they were a life changing show prior to going, but I was skeptical due to how hyperbolic people tend to be about that kind of thing, but HOLY SHIT.

They had a bit of a rocky start, but once they got their groove on (and Beringer got sufficiently drunk) 2-3 songs in, it was one of the most surreal shows I've ever had the pleasure of attending.

their music is often noted for being a bit mellow, but this show couldn't be less so. when it they weren't reaching swans-level volumes with songs like Mr November, they were delivering some satisfyingly visceral takes on classics like "Don't Swallow the Cap" or "Fake Empire"

seriously, though, this show was insane & I highly recommend seeing them to anyone if they're in your area.

They are absolutely incredible live. Between Matt's shrieking during The Pull of You and the intensity of Bryce and Aaron during rockers like Day I Die (during which Matt waded deep into the crowd) and System, this was certainly not a boring affair! Even the quieter numbers (Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks, Light Years, etc) had a coiled intensity. Matt is super funny on stage, telling clever anecdotes and giving away the mic stand at the end of the concert. The only caveat to the performance was that the whole field reeked of weed, so strong it was making me and my SO sick. Most of the fans just stood there smoking instead of actually having fun and dancing. The band itself was awesome though!

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The National Announce 2022 North American Tour Dates

By Matthew Strauss

The National have announced a North American tour. It begins with the band’s headlining slot at Chicago’s Pitchfork Music Festival on Friday, July 15, and continues through September. The National are partnering with Plus1 to donate $1 from each ticket to the Plus1 Ukraine Relief Fund and also Buffalo String Works . Find the band’s schedule below.

“We are excited to finally share our full tour itinerary for summer 2022,” the National remarked in a press release. “The last couple years have given us ample time for reflection and rejuvenation. Summer 2022 is a time for reunion. We look forward to gathering with friends, old and new. United in music and light, suspended in time. We hope you can join us.”

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05-30 Paris, France - Salle Pleyel 05-31 Paris, France - Salle Pleyel 06-03 Barcelona, Spain - Primavera Sound 06-05 Limerick, Ireland - The Docklands Festival 06-06 Cork, Ireland - Live at the Marquee 06-07 Belfast, Northern Ireland - Botanic Gardens 06-09 Oslo, Norway - Loaded 06-10 Stockholm, Sweden - Rosendal Garden Party 06-11 Copenhagen, Denmark - Syd for Solen 06-13 Hamburg, Germany - Stadtpark 06-15 Berlin, Germany - Zitadelle Spandau 06-16 Gelsenkirchen, Germany - Gelsenkirchen Amphiteater 06-17 Zeebrugge, Belgium - Live Is Live 06-18 Lisbon, Portugal - Rock in Rio Lisboa 2022 06-21 Lido di Camaiore, Italy - La Prima Estate 07-15 Chicago, IL - Pitchfork Music Festival 07-17 Ottawa, Ontario - LeBreton Flats (Ottawa Bluesfest) 07-19 Shelburne, VT - The Green at Shelburne Museum 07-20 Cooperstown, NY - Brewery Ommegang 07-21 Portland, ME - Thompson’s Point 07-22 Newport, RI - Fort Adams State Park (Newport Folk Festival) 08-06 Edmonton, Alberta - Gallagher Park (Edmonton Folk Festival) 08-07 Calgary, Alberta - Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium 08-08 Missoula, MT - KettleHouse Amphitheater 08-09 Ogden, UT - Ogden Amphitheater 08-10 Dillon, CO - Dillon Amphitheater 08-12 Bellevue, NE - Falconwood Park (Outlandia Music Festival) 08-14 Seattle, WA - Seattle Center (Day In Day Out Festival) 08-26 London, England - All Points East 08-28 Edinburgh, Scotland - Connect Festival 09-12 Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre 09-13 Kansas City, MO - Grinders KC 09-14 Minneapolis, MN - Surly Brewing Festival Field 09-16 Milwaukee, WI - Riverside Theater 09-17 Maryland Heights, MO - Saint Louis Music Park 09-18 Indianapolis, IN - TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park 09-19 Pittsburgh, PA - Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts 09-22 Boston, MA - Roadrunner 09-24 Harrisburg, PA - Harrisburg University 09-25 Bridgeport, CT - Seaside Park (Sound on Sound Festival)

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It's now possible to visit the Smithsonian's African American history museum virtually

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The NMAAHC launched a "Searchable Museum" this week, translating its archives and stories into an interactive digital experience. Alan Karchmer/Courtesy of the Smithsonian hide caption

Anyone who's been to the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture will speak of its elevator ride through time, which takes visitors from the present day to the 15th century and kicks off the first exhibit, Slavery & Freedom . With the launch of a new virtual platform, visitors can now travel on the elevator down to that exhibit without ever leaving their homes.

The Searchable Museum , launched Thursday, transforms the artifacts, stories, and interactive experiences of the physical exhibit into a digital platform where museumgoers can take it in at their own pace.

Eventually, the museum plans to bring all of its exhibits online. The next exhibit, Making a Way Out of No Way , will go online this spring.

"History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived — but if faced with courage, need not be lived again, " echoes Angelou's voice as a video plays, showing images from the past 600 years of Black history.

While nothing quite matches seeing or touching certain artifacts in person, the digital museum will provide an inside look into some previously off-limits areas. Visitors can, for the first time, go inside the Point of Pines Slave Cabin, one of two remaining slave cabins on Edisto Island, South Carolina, with a 3-D virtual tour.

Unlike other Smithsonian museums, the NMAAHC has required timed-entry passes to enter the site almost exclusively since it opened in 2016. Though these timed tickets are still free of charge, they can be snapped up pretty quickly: Many tickets for December have already been claimed. (During the pandemic, plenty of Smithsonians have followed suit, requiring timed entry passes to avoid overcrowding.)

The virtual project has new elements, like videos, podcasts, and behind-the-scenes looks at the research behind the exhibits. One section, called " Lesser-Known Stories ," captures stories that have been largely ignored throughout history — like the story of Nathan "Nearest" Green , the first known Black master distiller, who taught Jack Daniel how to make Tennessee whiskey; or the story of the largest known mass suicide of enslaved people, an act of resistance at Igbo Landing.

"This ongoing project provides a chance for Americans to realize our shared past, bringing the unique museum experience to their homes and on their phones," Kevin Young, the museum's director said in a press release. "Allowing the public to virtually revisit the originating struggle for American freedom in the 'Slavery and Freedom' exhibition reminds us of the centrality of the African American journey to the American experience—a story of triumph, resilience and joy over the centuries."

The site will also include links to related content elsewhere online, like a time-lapsed video of more than 31,000 slave ships during the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, between 1514 and 1860.

"This is just the start," Young told The Washington Post . "We're looking right now at phase two and stories we can tell next."

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10 Virtual History Museums and Experiences to Explore From Home

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Updated: June 1, 2023 | Original: March 26, 2020

The need for social distancing may have forced museums and historic sites around the world to close their doors for now, but many have made their spaces, exhibits and collections available to anyone with a digital device and a decent web connection. Some offer 360-degree tours, like the one that takes you into every nook and cranny of George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate. Others present virtual exhibits or browsable online archives, such as the dozens on Google Arts & Culture’s site, where partner museums share treasures like the Rosetta Stone and ancient Egyptian artifacts ( The British Museum , London)...iconic 20th century photos (the LIFE Magazine archive)...or troves of sports history (the Olympic Museum , Lausanne, Switzerland). Here are 10 standout virtual history sites worth exploring:

Xi'an Warriors

It was one of the most stunning archaeological finds of the 20th century. In 1974, farmers digging a well stumbled across a life-sized clay figure that, government archaeologists later discovered, belonged to a vast army of terra cotta soldiers created to protect China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, in the afterlife. The massive mausoleum, created around 210 B.C., houses some 8,000 warriors, along with hundreds of chariots and horses—all arranged in battle formation. In 2017, a Chinese company, inspired by Google Street View, created an awe-inspiring virtual experience that lets visitors swoop down into the tomb and “walk” among the soldiers, viewing their unique facial expressions and traces of their original colorful paint at close range. You don’t need to read Chinese to appreciate the enormity of it all.

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READ MORE: 5 Things You May Not Know About the Terra Cotta Army

Smithsonian Museum of American History

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History bills itself as the greatest single collection of U.S. history in the world, home to more than 1.8 million objects that each, in some fundamental way, defines the American experience. The museum offers about 100 online exhibits from its encyclopedic collections, each with a mix of photos, video, graphics and text on topics ranging from the life of Abe Lincoln (yep, they’ve got the stovepipe hat) to the development of the first artificial heart to the evolution of voting machines and even an array of vintage lunch boxes. 

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The Museum of Flight

War planes. Spy planes. Spacecraft. Gliders. Kit planes. Eccentric contraptions. This sprawling museum, adjacent to the Boeing complex south of Seattle, Washington, is considered one of the world’s largest and best air and space museums, with more than 150 aircraft, 25,000-plus aviation-related artifacts and a huge array of exhibits that collectively chronicle man's quest to take to the skies. Flight geeks could easily get lost in its vast searchable and browsable database of those collections while 360-degree tours let you step inside a dozen iconic aircraft—including the Boeing 747, the Concorde and the museum’s full-scale model of the space shuttle orbiter used for training astronauts.

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National Women's History Museum

Come for the deep well of biographies and digital classroom resources , stay for the wide array of virtual exhibits , many of which are enabled by Google Arts & Culture. For two decades, the National Women’s History Museum has been the largest online cultural institution telling the stories of women who helped transform the U.S. Heavy with slide shows and graphics, the virtual exhibits document women making waves in politics, sports, civil rights, science and technology and more. Check out its collection of oral histories from the American Rosie Movement, relaying women's contributions to the nation’s defense production.

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Anne Frank House

Anne Frank ’s diary, chronicling her life in hiding during World War II, remains one of the most powerful testimonies to the horrors of the Holocaust. If a trip to Amsterdam to visit the Anne Frank House isn’t in the cards, AnneFrank.org offers the next best thing. In addition to tons of informative content about the teen, her diary and the war, there are bells and whistles galore: an interactive timeline, videos about her life, a 360-degree tour of the house, a virtual reality tour of the secret annex where she and her family hid for 761 days, and a companion exhibit on Google Arts & Culture.

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Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library & Museum

FDR , America’s only four-term president , presided over the nation during two of its most trying ordeals: the Great Depression and World War II . This online experience walks users room by room through the exhibits in his extensive presidential library and museum in Hyde Park, New York, drawing together a wealth of original documents, artifacts, videos, 360-degree tours and more. Together, they illustrate everything from FDR’s little-known assassination attempt to his New Deal policies and wartime decisions to Eleanor ’s significant role. It’s easy to lose track of time clicking through all the fascinating letters, whether it’s from a constituent exhorting him to “discontinue being a smiling, wasteful and fickle prima donna politician” to one from Albert Einstein strenuously detailing his objections to the atomic bomb.

READ MORE: How FDR Became the First—and Only—President to Serve Four Terms

Calling all space geeks: Report to the NASA site for ultimate fun in the final frontier. Get the full scoop on all the key NASA programs past and present, from the Hubble Telescope to the Mars Rover to the upcoming Parker Solar Probe. Check out the History hub to dive deep into photos, videos and articles about all their historic missions. Enjoy a motherlode of space images with the cache of ultra-high-def videos taken from various missions—like the virtual tour of the moon in 4K, enabled by NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Spacecraft. For astronaut wannabes, virtual tours abound of NASA’s various research and training facilities—putting users right inside a supersonic wind tunnel, a zero-gravity lab, flight simulators, a space environments complex and much more.

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American Battlefield Trust Virtual Battlefield Tours

Most on-site battlefield tours require a leap of imagination: the ability to walk around a perfectly peaceful open field and overlay a mental movie of smoke and combat and fallen warriors, all the while considering the military strategy and broader political stakes. ABT’s website may not offer the sunshine on your back, but it marries the setting, action and context far more seamlessly, with its 360-degree virtual tours of more than 20 American Revolution and Civil War battlefields. In the Gettysburg tour alone, there are 15 different stops—no walking required—each of which features clickable icons with granular detail about all the whos, whats and whys. And when you’re done touring, be sure to explore the site’s other robust resources, from battle summaries to generals’ biographies.

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National Museum of African American History and Culture

While there are plenty of current and past exhibits to explore online here, the real draw is the collections. In the site’s Collections Stories area, museum staff members share objects that resonate for them historically or culturally, whether it’s Muhammad Ali’s training gear...the dress Carlotta Walls, one of the so-called Little Rock Nine , wore when she walked the gauntlet of angry mobs on her first day integrating Little Rock Central High School ...or shards of stained glass from the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama that killed four little girls. And if you’ve got lots of time to explore, browse the museum’s vast open-source collections, brimming with letters, documents, photos and artifacts. They convey the wide-ranging African American experience—from a slave ship manifest to a poster of Sidney Poitier’s film To Sir, With Love . 

READ MORE: One of the Last Slave Ship Survivors Describes His Ordeal in a 1930s Interview

U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum

The Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. presents powerful online exhibits brimming with resources such as videos, timelines, glossaries and image galleries rich with potent original artifacts. Themes include Collaboration & Complicity, Nazi Propaganda, Americans and the Holocaust, Racial Health Policies and more. Elsewhere on the museum’s site: a deep archive of survivor interviews , moving artifacts like a gallery of 600 ID cards of Holocaust victims and a place to browse the museum’s huge, sobering collections.

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Tour the David H. Koch Hall of Fossils – Deep Time

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• Introduction
• Dinosaurs in Detail
• Mass Extinction Events
• Fossils from Digsite to Display Case
• Virtual Tour for Students
• Deep Time Audio Description App
• In-Person and Online School Program: Discovering Dinosaurs
• National Fossil Day at the Museum 2022  (with links to activities and videos) 
• Teaching Resources about Paleontology

Tour the David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins

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• Exhibit Introduction
• Past Species
• Reconstruction Gallery
• Human Origins website
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• Online School Program – Human Origins: What does it mean to be human?
• Dr. Rick Potts – NMNH Staff Profile
• Dr. Briana Pobiner – NMNH Staff Profile
• Article about the traveling Human Origins library exhibit

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• Harry Winston Gallery and the Hope Diamond
• Moon, Meteorites, and Solar System Gallery
• Pegmatites: Nature's Treasure Chests

Department of Mineral Sciences

• Overview of the Collections
• The Hope Diamond
• Smithsonian GeoGallery
• Global Volcanism Program

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• Identifying Minerals (In-person, Grades 3 to 5)
• Rocks and Minerals (Online, Grades 3 to 5)
• Dig Deep (In-person, Grades 6-12)

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• Building Collections
• Celebrating Creativity
• Dazzling Diversity

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• Finding Patterns Everywhere
• For the Record
• Linking Nature and Culture
• On the Move
• What Do These Objects Have in Common?
• What Makes Things Blue?
• Collecting Natural History
• Digitization Allows Public Access to Smithsonian’s Hidden Collections

Tour the Sant Ocean Hall

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• North Atlantic Right Whale (Phoenix)
• Indo-Pacific Coral Reef
• Smithsonian's Ocean Portal
• Life on Planet Ocean
• In-Person and Online School Program: Reefs Unleashed
• Smithsonian Marine Station
• 'Spying on Whales,' an Extract From Nick Pyenson's Book
• Dr. Nick Pyenson's NMNH Lab
• Dr. Brian Huber – NMNH Staff Profile
• Teaching Resources about the Ocean
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The Denali Natural History Tour focuses on the rich natural and cultural history of Denali National Park. Several interpretive stops enhance the experience with an hour of off-bus experiences. Beginning with a stop at the Denali Bus Depot, learn about the creation of the Denali Park Road with the film “Across Time and Tundra.” Next, visit the historical Savage Cabin to learn how the cabin was once used, and how it continues to be used today. Finally, a stop at Primrose Ridge to experience a memorable Alaska Native presentation that will enlighten you with how the land has been used for nearly 10,000 years! Your driver/naturalist will provide a great introduction to the landscape, geology, and history of Denali National Park and Preserve aboard the Denali Natural History Tour.

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Box lunches available (recommended).

We suggest you pre-book a boxed lunch for the trip, as there are no concessions available in the wilderness of Denali National Park. Pre-booking your boxed lunches can be done at Denali Park Village Lodge. Advance reservations are highly recommended.

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There are two general departure times daily: the morning departures leaving generally between 5:30am and 7:30 am are designed to get you back for the afternoon train to Fairbanks, while the afternoon departures allow you to arrive on the noon train from Fairbanks, departing generally between 1:30 pm and 3:00 pm. Tour Times and Pickup Locations are assigned approximately 48 hours prior to actual tour date. Your actual pickup location may vary, please reconfirm with your Hotel Front Desk or the Wilderness Access Center upon arrival.

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After completing an online reservation, you will be sent an electronic ticket, which lists your departure date and either morning or afternoon tour. Once you arrive at Denali National Park, you can take this electronic ticket to the Denali Bus Depot, up to three days prior tour departure date, and exchange it for your bus ticket and confirmed departure time.

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Every US State's Best History Tour

Posted: April 26, 2024 | Last updated: April 26, 2024

In the footsteps of history

Despite its relatively young age, the United States has plenty of fascinating historic stories to tell. These exceptional tours cover a variety of topics, from the heroic tales of the Independence War and the Civil Rights movement to the more light-hearted stories of literary giants, royal palaces (yes, really!) and musical legends. All tour prices are per person, unless otherwise stated. 

Read on to discover the best history tour in every US state...

Alabama: The Fight for Rights Tour, Birmingham

Once the nation's most segregated city and notorious for racially motivated violence, Birmingham became the heart of the Civil Rights movement. This tour follows its history, traces the footsteps of the marching students and follows the actions of the Ku Klux Klan. The tour offers an excellent insight into the impact racism had on the city and what happened when segregation laws finally fell. Tours run daily, tickets are $60 (discounts for under 12s) with free selected hotel pick up and drop off.

Alaska: Kennecott Mill Town Tour, Kennicott

A ghost town frozen in time, Kennecott was once drawing in fortune hunters thanks to its rich supplies of copper. The area boomed until the late 1930s, when the copper ran out, and was soon abandoned as the railroad service ended. The two-hour guided tour chronicles the ghost town's fascinating history and offers an exclusive look into the massive 14-story Concentration Mill, plus several other historic buildings. Tours run between May and September, tickets are $34 (discounts available for under-12s). Advanced reservations are strongly encouraged.

Arizona: Sedona and Native American Ruins Day Tour, Phoenix

It's no secret Arizona is rich in Native American history and this part of the state is easily accessible from Phoenix. The small group guided day tour takes in important cultural sites such as the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Bell Rock and Airport Mesa for unbeatable views of the red rocks and Sedona. But perhaps the most fascinating aspect of this tour is a visit to the Montezuma Castle National Monument. Among the most spectacular cliff dwelling ruins in America, Montezuma was built by the Sinagua people between the 12th and 15th centuries. The tours are led by knowledgeable guides who offer fascinating historic insights and context. Tickets are from $179 with free pick up and drop off.

Arkansas: Old State House Museum guided tours, Little Rock

One of the most historic buildings in the state, the elegant Greek Revival-style Old State House Museum is said to be the oldest standing state capitol building west of the Mississippi River. Although no longer serving as a political center, it's now a fascinating museum that recounts the history of the state and the previous lives of the building itself – as a medical school and Arkansas State Police headquarters. Learn interesting stories of important local political figures and see engaging exhibits either on a self-guided or guided group tour . Admission and tours are free.

California: Alcatraz Island Day Tour

As a legendary location immortalized in movies and TV, Alcatraz's reputation precedes it. The island off the coast of San Francisco was the site of a formidable prison from 1934 to 1963. Designed to house the most notorious prisoners, including Al Capone himself, the penitentiary can now be visited on day tours. The tour includes a round-trip ferry to Alcatraz Island and access to the prison's interior, including the cells. Tours depart daily and tickets cost $53.25 (discounts for children and seniors).

Colorado: Cliff Dwelling Tours, Mesa Verde National Park

Carved out of an alcove in Mesa Verde National Park, the Cliff Palace is a cliff village once built and inhabited by Ancestral Puebloans in the 13th century. Studies have shown that the remarkable dwelling contained around 150 buildings, created from sandstone, mortar and wooden reinforcements, and housed around 100 people at a time. To enter the site and learn more about its fascinating history, visitors can join a ranger-led guided tour of the Cliff Palace. Tours run seasonally and 2024 dates are yet to be announced. 

Connecticut: Guided tour of Mark Twain House and Museum, Hartford

Follow in the footsteps of one of the most famous authors in the world as you walk the halls of Samuel Clemens' (aka Mark Twain's) home. The impressive 25-room Gothic mansion includes the grand hall, library and billiards room where the author penned Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and The Prince and The Pauper among others. The house can only be visited on guided tours which run daily (closed on Tuesdays) and tickets start from $24 (discounts for children and seniors).

Delaware: Delaware History Trail, statewide

This excellent self-guided trail of 29 culturally and historically significant locations throughout the state is an excellent resource to tap into when you're visiting. The trail covers sites such as estates and gardens, historic towns, colonial landmarks and coastal attractions all connected to the history of Delaware. Our favorite spots include the Wilmington & Western Railroad, Fort Delaware State Park and Nemours Estate. 

Florida: St Augustine Historic Walking Tours, St Augustine

Florida is not all theme parks and beaches, it's also home to the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the continental United States. St Augustine was established in 1565 by Spanish explorers and many of its buildings in the Historic District still date back to the 1700s. The historic walking tours in St Augustine have continuously been voted among the best in the country. Choose between the Conquistatour of St Augustine or the Homes and Buildings Tour and journey into the past of this historic city. Tours run daily and tickets are $25 (discounts for children).

Georgia: The James Brown Family Historical Tour, Augusta

The Godfather of Soul has a special place in America's music history. Cherish the memories of James Brown and visit his childhood home, spots where he hung out, his favorite restaurants and even his elementary school. Tours are led by his daughter Deanna Brown-Thomas and can be arranged via the James Brown Family Foundation. Tickets cost $25.

Hawaii: Iolani Palace tours, Honolulu

As the only royal residence in the United States, Honolulu's Iolani Palace is truly unique. Completed in 1882, it served as the seat of the Hawaiian monarchy. Queen Liliuokalani was Hawaii's last sovereign and the splendid building offers an interesting insight into the affairs of the monarchy. Today, several guided tours are available – the volunteer docent-led tour is among the best and dives into the history of the palace, as well as its royal residents. Tours are available on Wednesdays and Thursdays for $32.95 (various discounts for under-18s and the military apply).

Idaho: Historic District Walking Tour, Idaho City

Idaho City is one of the best day trips from Boise. Today a quirky 'ghost town' (it does technically have around 500 residents), it was the largest city in the northwest more than a century ago. In the 1860s, plenty of miners descended upon Idaho City and the now-derelict buildings have retained a lot of their charm. This  walking tour lets you step back in time and grants access to historic buildings such as the courthouse and saloon, as well as the village, plus you'll hear secrets and stories you're unlikely to discover anywhere else. Tickets start from $5.

Illinois: Chicago Architecture Foundation Center River Cruise, Chicago

The Chicago Architecture Center River Cruise  on board the First Lady is an excellent way to get your bearings and learn about the Windy City's history. It takes in a significant amount of Chicago's most remarkable buildings, with the knowledgeable docents giving each one a historical context too. The tour finishes with a short trip out into Lake Michigan so you can marvel at the historic architecture that's left its mark on the city skyline. The river cruise season runs from spring to fall, tickets start at $54.

Indiana: Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site guided tour, Indianapolis

Sometimes hidden among more famous names, the 23rd president Benjamin Harrison has actually left a very permanent mark on the country. A colonel in the Union Army during the Civil War, Indiana's only president is most remembered for opening the immigration station on Ellis Island. His home – a stunning example of an Italianate Victorian home from 1875 – holds many fascinating artifacts and bursts with family history. The many exhibits tell of the president's life and work, put into context thanks to comprehensive daily guided tours (check hours of the tours before visiting). Tickets are $16 with various discounts to children, students, the military, veterans and seniors, or book in advance online and save $2 per ticket.

Iowa: History Express, Union Pacific Railroad Museum, Council Bluffs

Across the state border of Nebraska in Omaha, the Union Pacific Railroad Museum traces the history of one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects America has ever seen. The museum explores 150 years of American railroad history, from the nation's first transcontinental railway to the technology of modern-day railroading. The experience is taken to the next level with the in-depth guided tour History Express , which covers both floors of the museum and its exhibits. The museum is free to visit, tickets cost $10 and should be booked in advance.

Kansas: Dome Tours, Kansas State Capitol, Topeka

Kansas' State Capitol building is striking indeed, from the two stories below ground right up to the magnificent 306-foot dome. Climb the 296 steps to appreciate breathtaking close-up views of the inner and outer domes. To learn more about the dome and the rest of the building's history, take a guided or self-guided tour , which run throughout the year, are free, and reservations are not required for groups of 10 or fewer.

Kentucky: The Trace Tour, Buffalo Trace Distillery, Frankfort

The spiritual home of bourbon, Kentucky is jam-packed with distilleries offering tours, however, Buffalo Trace is special – it's the oldest continually operating distillery in the US. The Trace Tour sees visitors head inside the Blanton Bottling Hall to learn all about the history of bourbon in Kentucky and of the distillery in particular. There are also opportunities to sample the goods for yourself. All tours are complimentary and run daily, but should be booked in advance to avoid disappointment as tour sizes are small.

Louisiana: Whitney Plantation guided tour, Edgard

A former indigo, sugar and cotton plantation established in 1752, the Whitney Plantation serves as a chilling reminder of America’s history of slavery. The site was home to more than 350 enslaved people, whose names can be seen etched onto the Wall of Honor today. Guided tours delve deeper into the plantation's troublesome history and offer a sobering opportunity to learn about the lives of enslaved people during this period. Tours are offered three times a day and can be booked in advance online. Tickets are $32 (discounts available for under-19s, children under six go free).

Maine: A Daily Walk Through Time, Portland

Portland has buckets of history waiting to be uncovered on a two-hour walking tour . Covering the historic Old Port, downtown and waterfront areas, the tour charts Portland's history as far back as 1632, bringing the city's maritime, industrial and cultural past to life. The tour ends with an irresistible sweet treat from one of the coveted James Beard-nominated bakeries that Portland is famous for. Tours run daily, tickets are $41.99 (discounts for the military, veterans and seniors).

Maryland: Flag Talk, Fort McHenry, Baltimore

"O say can you see…" One of the world's most instantly recognizable anthems was inspired by this very spot. Its author, Francis Scott Key, wanted to capture the dramatic victory during the Battle of Baltimore in 1814 when American forces repelled and defeated British troops in the Independence War. The fort played a pivotal role and today it can be visited on a self-guided tour. Don't miss the daily Flag Talk  – the short, ranger-led program shines a light on the American flag that inspired the anthem and tells the story of the events that led to the victory being immortalized in the  Star-Spangled Banner 's lyrics. The day entrance fee is $15, children under 15 go free, or visit on one of the six fee-free days.

Massachusetts: Walk Into History, Boston

The signature tour on Boston's Freedom Trail, this comprehensive walk  takes in all of the city's most important historical highlights, including Boston Common and Massachusetts State House. Expect stories of the American Revolution and US history spanning six centuries. Tours run six times daily and tickets cost $17 (with discounts for seniors, students and children, children under six go free).

Michigan: Architecture Walking Tour, Detroit

New York and Chicago are well known for their early skyscrapers and 1920s Art Deco architecture, but another city sporting eye-catching architecture is Detroit. Trace the city's architectural, cultural and economic history through its buildings, from famous must-sees to impressive hidden gems, such as the GM Renaissance Center and Shinola Hotel. Plus, gain access to buildings where entry is normally not permitted. Tickets from $115 .

Minnesota: Washburn A Mill Tour, Mill City Museum, Minneapolis

Built into the remains of the Washburn A Mill, which used to be the world's largest flour mill, this curious museum tells the story of a unique aspect of Minneapolis' history. The mill turned the city into the milling capital of the world for over 50 years, even earning it the nickname Mill City. The Washburn A Mill Tour explores the nooks and crannies of this National Historic Landmark and highlights the lives of men and women who worked there, as well as explaining how the mill functioned and changed over time. Tickets are $18 (discounts for members). The 2024 tour dates are yet to be announced.

Mississippi: Guided tours, Mississippi State Capitol, Jackson

The seat of the state government since 1903, the Mississippi State Capitol is also a National Historic Landmark. An architectural marvel in itself, it's also key to the history of the state and of the city. Free guided tours are available at certain times Monday through Friday so visitors can take in one of the replicas of the Liberty Bell, 10 types of marble used throughout the building and the ornate Rotunda.

Missouri: 2-Hour History Tour, Missouri State Penitentiary, Jefferson City

Watch Jefferson City's past come to life as you stroll the halls and cells of this once-famous prison. Still owned by the state, it was the oldest continually operating prison west of the Mississippi until it was decommissioned in 2004. Opened in 1836, the prison is nicknamed the 'bloodiest 47 acres in America' due to its troublesome history. Discover some of it on a two-hour guided tour through the housing units, centennial cells and gas chamber. Tickets are $25, tours run from March to November each year.

Montana: Old Butte Historical Adventure Tours, Butte

The largest National Historic Landmark District in the country, Butte was once one of the most famous mining towns in the West and dubbed the 'Richest Hill on Earth.' During the late 1800s, the town produced the most copper in all of the United States. Today, a group of enthusiasts run three historic tours , taking visitors on a journey from the 1890s through to the 1950s. From exploring the city's underground tunnels and life that thrived there to journeying through the history of Butte in a single building, the engaging tours are filled with curious historic anecdotes, stories and characters. Prices are from $20 (discounts for seniors, students and the military).

Nebraska: Public Tours, Joslyn Castle, Omaha

Completed in 1903, the private home of George and Sarah Joslyn is a 35-room Scottish baronial-style mansion and one of Omaha's most impressive gems. The first historic landmark of the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum, the castle's history is not just fascinating in itself, but also tells the story of high society in Omaha back in the day. Tours don't have to be booked in advance, tickets are $12 (discounts for seniors, students and the military).

Nevada: Guided Dam Tour, Hoover Dam

One of the most impressive feats of engineering in the US, the Hoover Dam was completed in 1935 to save the local farmlands from frequent flooding and supply the surrounding states with electricity. Situated around 30 miles from the neon lights of Las Vegas, the dam is a marvel to see in real life. Guided tours offer an up close and personal view of the mighty structure, giving access to the historic tunnels and original elevators, the inspection tunnels at the center of the dam, and views through the inspection ventilation shaft. Tickets are $30 and are available to buy on-site only.

New Hampshire: Canterbury Shaker Village guided tours

This exceptionally preserved historic village tells the story of the original Canterbury Shakers, who emigrated from England to America in the 18th century. Guided tours of the whole campus take in more than 25 original and reconstructed buildings, which have been preserved for over 200 years and include the carriage house, pump room, schoolhouse, and infirmary. Guides help tell the story of the once-influential community, their values and impact on agriculture, technology, modern architecture and design.

New Jersey: Trolley Tours, Cape May Historic District

The tip of this peninsula, jutting out into Delaware Bay, has always been admired for its pristine beaches, but the real highlight here is the Cape May Historic District. A collection of colorful and intricately decorated Victorian mansions, the eye-catching area earned National Historic Landmark status in 1976. Today, the neighborhood is best explored on a  guided trolley tour . Knowledgeable guides share stories of America's first seaside resorts with plenty of fun facts sprinkled in. Options include the historic district tours, ghost tours and mansions by the sea. Several tours run seasonally, tickets are $20 (discounts for under-12s).

New Mexico: guided tours of Taos Pueblo

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and National Historic Landmark, Taos Pueblo is a Puebloan settlement in northern New Mexico that's survived since the 13th century. Made from adobe – a construction material made from earth, water and straw – the unique settlement is still maintained by local people, resulting in one of the most well-preserved examples of Indigenous architecture not only in America, but in the world. Free guided tours take visitors to the most significant areas of the village, helping them to appreciate this incredible settlement through historic tales and interesting titbits.

New York: Swing Style and Social Revolution Tour, Manhattan

From tours of Ellis Island and the Tenement Museum to sobering exhibits of recent history at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, Manhattan is full to the brim with interesting historical tours. For a different view of the city, join New York Historical Tours , which take you back in time to the Roaring Twenties. Discover how New York City became the center of cultural and social reform, explore the most iconic locations of the Art Deco era, and discover the stories of hidden speakeasies during the Prohibition. Tours run daily, tickets are $279.

North Carolina: Guests of the Vanderbilts, Biltmore Estate, Asheville

Best known as America's largest home, the sprawling Biltmore Estate is a fine example of a Gilded Age mansion. With 250 lavish rooms, it was built by George Vanderbilt in 1889. An exclusive tour  invites visitors to see the mansion from the perspective of the Vanderbilts' guests, giving access to exclusive areas. Available with house audio guide tour, two-day access to the gardens and complimentary parking and wine tasting from $305.

North Dakota: Fort Union Trading Post tour, Williston

A two-hour self-guided tour lets visitors explore one of the most historic – and curious – trading posts in America. Run by the American Fur Company, it was one of the most important and longest lasting trading posts on the upper Missouri River. Trading guns and ammunition for grizzly and bison furs from the Northern Plains Tribes, the site attracted famous faces such as naturalist John James Audubon and Prince Maximilian of Wied, a German explorer and naturalist. The free walking tour maps out significant places and helps visitors understand the site's importance in American history.

Ohio: History of Cincinnati, Cincinnati

Take the city's only multimedia mobile history tour with over 40 points of interest covered during the two hours. From its inception as a river town for cargo shipping, to its ambitious architecture projects such as the Roebling Bridge, the story of the Queen City is a fascinating one. There's no better way to discover its past than through this tour, which combines knowledgeable guides and archive video to reveal the history of the city. Tours run Thursday through Saturday, tickets are from $45 (discounts for under-15s and seniors).

Oklahoma: The Real Black Wall Street Tour, Tulsa

Until the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre in 2021, little was known about it. This tour , which takes place through the historic Tulsa district of Greenwood, will give you an education that might be painful but insightful. You’ll hear the details about the people and buildings that were affected by the massacre, and the places that were bombed, including churches and schools. Admission is $15.

Oregon: Portland Ghosts, Portland

See a different side of Portland on this haunted tour exploring the ghost stories and spine-tingling tales of the city. Most of the tour takes place in the Old Portland Underground, also known as the Shanghai tunnels due to their location mostly underneath the old Chinatown neighborhood. The tunnels were built to move goods from ships to storage areas, but many scary, suspicious and even brutal legends still haunt these passageways... Tickets are $25 (discounts for under-13s).

Pennsylvania: Complete 3-Hour Tour, Gettysburg National Military Park

The Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center is now home to one of the largest collections of Civil War artifacts in the world. Fought in 1863, it was the bloodiest conflict in the American Civil War and signified a major turning point for the Union. The Complete 3-Hour Tour , where visitors are joined by Licensed Battlefield Guides, is an excellent way to learn as much as possible about this significant point in American history. Pricing starts from $120 for 1-6 people.

Rhode Island: Ranger Guided Tours, Slater Mill, Pawtucket

Considered the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution in 1793, Slater Mill in Pawtucket was the country’s first cotton-spinning factory powered by water. This seemingly simple innovation changed the course of industrial history. Today, the old textile mill still includes its machine shop complete with tools and the 16,000-pound wheel that used to churn the water from the Blackstone River. Free ranger-led tours examine the beginnings of industry in America and its lasting effects to this day.

South Carolina: African American History And Heritage, Charleston

The heritage and history of Georgia is inextricably linked to the enslaved people brought here from West Africa. Join Bulldog Tours  for a comprehensive guide to the city's past through the African American lens. Touching upon the abolishment of slavery, Jim Crow and the Civil Rights struggle, the two-hour tour covers many of Charleston's most significant historical spots, with stories told through critical moments, giving context to modern-day Charleston. Tickets are from $37 (discounts for children, under-threes go free).

South Dakota: Ranger Talks, Mount Rushmore

No presidential monument is more impactful than Mount Rushmore, conceived as a dedication to represent the birth, growth, development, and preservation of the United States through four former presidents. Carved into a natural rock face, completed in 1941, it's an impressive site to visit and daily free ranger talks between June and September help add context. Erected on Lakota grounds in the Black Hills, don't miss an opportunity to discover the controversy it brought at the Lakota, Nakota and Dakota Heritage Village along the first section of the Presidential Trail.

Tennessee: Ultimate VIP Tour, Graceland, Memphis

It's hard to name another musician whose stardom outshines Elvis Presley's, even today. A worldwide phenomenon, his singing and dancing captivated audiences and changed the history of music forever. Elvis superfans shouldn't miss out on the Ultimate VIP Tour of Graceland, the former home of the King of Rock 'n' Roll. Visitors will join a small guided tour of the mansion and enjoy self-guided tours of Elvis' custom jets and the Entertainment Complex, including the Career Museum and the Making of ELVIS Movie exhibit. Tour price with a meal voucher is $225.

Texas: The JFK Tour, Dallas

One of the most shocking events in modern history, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy still captivates history fans. This brilliant tour recounts the events of the day in surprising detail, winding through Dallas in the footsteps of the assassinated president and his killer. Much of the day's events have remained a mystery to many and this enlightening tour uncovers many secrets, visiting iconic sites such as the Dealey Plaza and the X on Elm Street – the exact point of the assassination. Note the audio tour is self-guided and can be completed at your own pace. Admission is from $14.99.

Utah: Temple Square tours, Salt Lake City

Although initially Salt Lake City's Temple Square was just that – a square – today it refers to a 35-acre area in the center of the city, consisting of some of the most important buildings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or the Mormons. The stunning Salt Lake Temple (only open to members of the church), the Tabernacle and the Family History Library are all part of the historic square. Free self-guided and guided tours offer a unique glimpse at these historically important locations. Tours can be organized by the church.

Vermont: von Trapp History Tours

Most people are familiar with the singing family from the classic movie The Sound of Music , but here in Stowe you can explore the family's history after they escaped Austria and settled in Vermont. The tour at the Trapp Family Lodge, the family's home in 1942, uncovers the truths and imagined story lines of the famous film and recounts Maria's last trip to Salzburg – you might even get lucky and run into one of the family members. Tickets are $32.10 (discounts for under-12s, under-fives go free), advance booking is highly recommended.

Virginia: In-Depth Tour, Mount Vernon

History buffs shouldn't miss out on a visit to Mount Vernon, the home of the first president of the United States, George Washington. The 18th-century mansion sits next to the scenic Potomac River and is also Washington's final resting place as he lies in a tomb on the property. A plantation built in the 18th century, its history of slavery is also carefully outlined in a special exhibition. The 45-minute  In-Depth guided tour  offers access to areas normally off limits and uncovers more than 250 years of history at Mount Vernon. Tickets cost $60 in addition to general admission.

Washington: The Underground History Tour, Seattle

When visiting Seattle you might not even realize there's a whole underground world below the city's streets. Descend to what was once the street level and discover Seattle's history before the 19th century. After a lot of the city burned down in 1889, an opportunity presented itself to raise and rebuild it as protection from the tidal flats, thus creating this now underground city. Tickets are from $25 (discounts for under-12s, seniors, students and the military).

West Virginia: Bunker Tours, The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs

Opened in 1778, The Greenbrier – popular for its natural hot springs and dubbed 'America's resort' – has been at the very center of American history. Over half of the 46 US presidents have stayed here and during the Second World War it housed diplomats from Germany, Japan and Italy, before it was converted into a hospital for soldiers. One of its most curious aspects is the emergency Cold War fallout shelter built beneath the property. The bunker can be visited on a guided tour , which journeys through its corridors and chambers, recounting the history of the Cold War in the 1960s. Tickets are $47 (discounts for under-18s).

Wisconsin: Guided tours, Harley-Davidson Museum, Milwaukee

Perfect for petrol heads, the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee offers plenty to see for adults and kids alike. Discover the iconic manufacturer's history and its impact on the world, see everything that goes into making a motorbike in the Engine Room, and enjoy several permanent and temporary exhibits celebrating the motorbike. A choice of three guided tours helps take the experience to the next level. Choose from the Spotlight Tour, which sees a knowledgeable guide talking you through the artifacts in the museum's collection, or go for the Beyond the Gate Tour for a unique access to the Motorcycle Vault. Tickets are from $15 (does not include admission to the museum).

Wyoming: Sundance Sip n Walk Historical Tour, Sundance

This tiny town in Crook County, Wyoming is where the legendary outlaw and Butch Cassidy’s sidekick, the Sundance Kid, got his nickname. The Sip 'n' Walk tours recount the curious history of the Wild West through live reenactments, allowing you to meet famous figures as well as notorious outlaws, and see real, historical locations while sipping on beer, wine or lemonade. Tickets are $40 for a family or group of six or more.

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New national tour of "Company" brings modern take on classic tale to Denver Center for the Performing Arts

By Dillon Thomas

Updated on: April 24, 2024 / 6:19 PM MDT / CBS Colorado

The national tour of "Company,' visiting the Denver Center for the Performing Arts next month, promises to bring audiences a new take on a classic musical. The show, which plays at the Buell Theatre from May 22 through June 2, has been redesigned to make the story more applicable to modern audiences.

The show, which was first written in the late 1960s, originally followed the story of a man named Bobby. Bobby was a single man who had not been married nor had any children.

Now, this new version of the production follows the story of a woman named Bobbie who has a similar lifestyle.

"The societal pressures for women today, turning 35 especially without children, are very different than an unmarried man," said Britney Coleman, the actress cast as "Bobbie."

Bobbie is a woman who is celebrating her 35th birthday in the production.

"It would be like any other birthday if it weren't for the fact that she is single, doesn't have any kids, isn't in any committed relationship. And yet all of her very close friends are, and they have strong opinions about it," Coleman said.

Coleman said the storyline is one that she can personally connect with, and one which she feels many in the audience will be able to as well.

"I have personally experienced a lot of people saying, 'hmm, it is about time (to get married and have children), isn't it?'" Coleman said.

Matt Rodin, the actor who portrays "Jamie" in the production, said the new take on the gender of characters has modernized the story in a way more people will be able to relate with.

"It is sort of shocking to see how these men treat these women (in the original production). To now have that flipped on its head, it makes it feel like it is happening right now," Rodin told CBS News Colorado's Dillon Thomas. "It gives us, the audience in 2024, the opportunity to know these people in a way that we might not recognize them if they were playing the same roles in the 1970s. They are contemporized."

Those who loved the original production should still find the current take to be funny, fun and lively, according to Coleman.

"A lot of our script hasn't changed, other than the pronouns," Coleman said.

"What I love about this show is that it poses questions rather than giving us answers of what it means to be in partnership, what it means to be married, what it means to have relationships," Rodin said.

If your would like tickets to see the show while it's in Denver visit DCPA's official website . 

CBS News Colorado is a proud partner of the DCPA. 

Dillon Thomas is multi-Emmy Award winning general assignment reporter/MSJ for CBS News Colorado. Read his latest reports or check out his bio and send him an email .

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'I was named the worst National Anthem singer in history and now I'm on a comeback tour'

Harper Grace's tour is a major comeback considering her haunting past of a catastrophic National Anthem rendition. She's embraced her history and putting herself back out there

• 13:00, 21 Apr 2024
• Updated 13:11, 21 Apr 2024

Harper Grace is making a comeback after her disappointing National Anthem performance.

At 11 years old, Harper made a major blunder and went viral for an awful rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. A native Texan, she performed in 2012 at a Major League Soccer game in Dallas. However, a video of her singing in the wrong key was branded "the worst national anthem rendition ever" by major music blogs like Deadspin.

The online reaction was aggressive and the in-person crowd hit her with boos and jests. She reflected to The Mirror at the CMTA red carpet: "Going back to ten years ago, I was pronounced the worst National Anthem singer ever, but I've been really honored that my teams kind of taken in the fact that this is a big puzzle piece to my story and not leaving it out."

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Now, she's taking a stab at music again. Harper is on a 'Redemption Tour,' traveling to major league stadiums and arenas to give another go at the patriotic song. Additionally, Harper is using her past experiences to shine a light on the affects of bullying, including online harassment.

She said: "Singing the National Anthem, going into schools and different foundations, and talking about bullying and how to get over and overcome hardships in your life and finding the light outside of it and it's been a growth for me to be able to be a part of it."

After all, the reaction that Harper experienced was brutal. In 2012, she explained to ABC News that she recognized that she had started the song off in the wrong key, but didn't want to stop and risk humiliating her life. Her parents watched the entire catastrophic fallout online.

"Things people are saying are really heartbreaking. And just mean. Spiteful and mean," her mother said at the time. Her father added: "What I feel like doing is just unplug her, take her out of everything and just protect her. Hide her. Keep her from people hurting her."

Harper is excited about the upcoming shows and the chance to prove herself again. As for her favorite sports team, she's a big Dallas Cowboys fan.

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Frankie Capan III shoots 13-under 58 in Korn Ferry Tour event at Texas Rangers Golf Club

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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Frankie Capan III shot a 13-under 58 on Thursday in the Veritex Bank Championship at Texas Rangers Golf Club to tie the Korn Ferry Tour record for relation to par and match the second-lowest score in tour history.

Capan played an eight-hole stretch in 9 under, making an eagle on the par-5 ninth and following with seven straight birdies. He two-putted for par on the par-4 17th, then hit into a fairway bunker on the par-5 18th and ended up saving par with a 7-foot putt.

“Whenever you’re out there playing well and going low, I really just wanted to keep going as much as I could,” Capan said. “I know this course might be gettable the next few days, so just tried to get as many as I could.”

Cristobal Del Solar shot the lowest round in Korn Ferry Tour history with a 13-under 57 in February in the Astara Golf Championship in Colombia. There have been 13 sub-60 rounds on the Korn Ferry Tour, six in the last 370 days

The 58 broke the course record of 59 set by Masters champion Scottie Scheffler in a casual round with friends on May 3, 2020.

“When someone said it was for 58, I was excited because I know Scottie Scheffler shot 59, so whenever you can beat that guy, especially nowadays, I mean, you’ve got to take advantage,” Capan said.

The 24-year-old Capan, making his 31st Korn Ferry Tour star, played at the University of Alabama and Florida Gulf Coast He previously shot 59 in the final round of a high school state championship

“I shot 59 before, so I thought, you know, may as well break that,” Capan said. “It was a lot of fun out there. After the first four, five holes, I just felt really comfortable with my game and where I was at.”

Trent Phillips was second after a 61. Tim Widing, the winner of the LECOM Suncoast Classic last week, had a 62.

The wind gusted to 30 mph on the mostly cloudy day, with a high temperature of 78.

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