Celebrate V-Day Unconventionally with ‘Golda Love’ at Golda Meir House Museum

Celebrate V-Day Unconventionally with ‘Golda Love’ at Golda Meir House Museum

History buffs and advocates of female empowerment unite for Valentine’s Day! Join the Golda Meir House Museum on Tuesday, February 14 from 7-8 p.m. for Valentine’s Day where love in all of its forms will be blooming for ‘Golda Love.’

At the event, listen to stories of love from all angles from Golda Meir’s life including stories of her friendships, her sister’s true heroic tale of love nearly lost, the love between sisters, and how Golda met her husband right here in Denver. Dessert will be served and the museum will carry on the tradition started by Golda Meir to serve tea to guests.

The Golda Meir House Museum is located on the Auraria Campus. Parking is available in the Holly Parking Lot (Directions and event information will be provided after reservations are made).

Register to reserve your spot for ‘Golda Love’ by making a donation of any amount. Suggested donation is $25 per couple: https://www.ahec.edu/auraria/golda-meir-house/donate-to-gmhm 

For more information about Golda Meir and the Museum visit https://www.ahec.edu/auraria/golda-meir-house. 

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