
Interactive Map
This interactive map below shows the locations and websites of Affiliates - great places to see Colorado's compelling history. Go explore - online and in person!
Affiliate Events
Membership Benefits
With annual membership, Affiliates receive:
- Monthly newsletter with training, success stories, grant opportunities, and more.
- Online monthly affinity group virtual sessions focusing on:
- Inclusive Practices
- Volunteer-run Museums
- Educational Programs
- Executive Directors/Presidents
- Exhibitions
- Discounts to Museum Basics courses on collections care and stewardship
- In-person training and networking gatherings
- Promotion on the statewide interactive map
- Discounts on traveling exhibitions
- Two copies of four annual issues of the Colorado Magazine
Pricing
The Affiliates membership fee is based on the organization’s annual budget size. The fees are on a sliding scale to minimize economic barriers - the fee for organizations with budgets of zero to $225,000 is just $1 annually. Museums need to pay annual dues and share some organizational data to maintain their active membership and keep your museum on the statewide map.
Organization’s Annual Operating Budget |
Affiliate Network Membership Fees |
$0 to $225,000 | $1 |
$225,001 - $500,000 | $300 |
$500,001 - $750,000 | $450 |
$750,001 - $1,000,000 | $600 |
$1,000,001+ | $750 |
Sign up for or renew your Affiliate Network membership→
Gratitude
The Affiliates Network is grateful for the time and expertise of its steering committee who have committed to grounding History Colorado in the staffing, economic, and geographic realities of smaller history inspired organizations. Thank you to:
- Animas Museum, Susan Jones, Head Curator, Durango
- Golden History Museum and Park, Nathan Richie, Director, Golden
- Overland Trail Museum, Kay Rich, Head Curator, Sterling
- Tread of Pioneers Museum, Candice Bannister, Executive Director, Steamboat Springs
Questions?
Contact Shannon.voirol@state.co.us | 303-866-4691
Over her 30 year museum career, Shannon Voirol has worked in both small museums and big museums in four states and Washington DC. She recently collaborated with the three tribal governments of the Cheyenne and Arapaho to open the AASLH award winning exhibition Sand Creek Massacre - The Betrayal That Changed Cheyenne and Arapaho People Forever. She loves helping and nudging museums to their next level and has an empathic understanding of smaller capacities and smaller budgets. When she doesn’t know the answer to your museum question, she will find someone who does.
Affiliate Network Resources

Youtube
Lots of History Colorado's great content has moved online to our YouTube channel. Find talks from historians, authors, artists, preservationists, and links to our podcast Lost Highways.