APRIL
- Thousands of tulips bloomed in the city planters and parks.
- The Railroad Museum hosted the debut of Richard Luckin's new documentary, Railroad Stations in American Life.
- The Jefferson Symphony presented their annual Young Artist Concert.
- The City widened the creek path by the RV park.
- GURA voted to contribute $400,000 to allow Foothills Regional Housing Authority to buy the former Golden Motel. They plan to scrape it and build another housing project in the Central Neighborhood.
- The Chamber hosted VIBE@5 at Holidaily Brewing.
- The City held a listening sessions regarding a proposed rental registry.
- Golden Beer Talks hosted Frank Blaha describing the Army's Horse Breeding Program.
- CoorsTek began demolishing their downtown buildings.
- Golden High School presented The Play That Goes Wrong.
- The Full Monty opened at Miners Alley.
- The Quilt Museum opened two new exhibits.
- The CSM Philharmonic Orchestra gave their spring concert.
- The Golden Anti-Racism Collective hosted a discussion of A Tyranny of the Minority.
MAY
- The Rotary Club hosted Teen Night at the Community Center.
- Foothills Art Center re-opened both of their locations--the Creative Campus at 15th and Washington and their new exhibit space at the Astor House.
- The Christian Action Guild at Golden Postal Carriers held their annual food drive.
- Tom Schweich published the first in his What's Blooming Along Golden's Trails? articles.
- The Stewards of Golden Open Space hosted a bird watching tour along the Kinney Run Trail.
- The Chamber hosted VIBE@5 at the Table Mountain Inn.
- A bear spent a couple of days in a tree near the Mines campus.
- The Railroad Museum held a parade of steam locomotives and Galloping Goose cars.
- The Jefferson Symphony performed their season finale.
- Golden Beer Talks hosted a pair of film makers, who described the process of making a documentary.
- Golden Moon Distillery ceased operations.
- The Library Foundation held their Spring Whale of a Used Book Sale.
- The Golden Hayride Outpost began offering a Farmers Marketplace on Sunday mornings.
JUNE
- The Golden Super Cruise resumed.
- The Golden Farmers Market opened for the season.
- The City began looking for an alternate route through town for the Peaks to Plains Trail.
- The Golden Civic Foundation held their Summer Jam at the Railroad Museum.
- The Chamber hosted VIBE@5 at the Golden Mill.
- There was a Scandinavian Festival in Parfet Park.
- Golden Beer Talks presented two women who train guide dogs for the blind.
- The Fire Department unveiled the new bronze firefighter statue.
- Golden City Brewery hosted their annual Summer Solstice fundraiser for Golden Landmarks Association.
- The Girl Scouts helped people make cat toys for Foothills Art Center at the Golden Library.
- Foothills Art Center hosted Artsweek.
- The Library hosted a sleepover for stuffed animals.
