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Visitor services credits Colorado Day and 150th programming for large public engagement

September 17, 2026 | State, Veterans, & Military Affairs, Standing Committees, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado


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Visitor services credits Colorado Day and 150th programming for large public engagement
Visitor services told the committee that Colorado Day and the year-long 150th anniversary program yielded substantial public engagement and social-media reach.

Amanda Clapham, visitor services (Legislative Council staff), said the day’s events included speeches, music, a temporary mile-high marker, a Lego-building activity that drew about 1,000 participants and the rededication of the women’s gold tapestry. "On Instagram and TikTok 26,000 views" were recorded for Colorado Day-related posts for the period cited and she estimated total cross-platform engagement for the period at about 120,000, with TikTok alone reaching roughly 83,000 views.

Clapham outlined plans to continue exhibits into the holidays (possible model-train displays and Lego exhibits) and to pitch an exhibit on Colorado mountaineering history when the temporary 'Inspire to Serve' exhibit finishes. Committee members responded positively and asked follow-up questions about venue logistics and outreach.

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