Tour Victorian Georgetown
Experience the 19th-century architecture, design and decor of a Rocky Mountain mining town today during the “House Tour in Victorian Georgetown” hosted by Historic Georgetown Inc. The event includes a look at seven private residences, four museums, three historic churches and the Georgetown Masonic Temple. This is a chance for history buffs to check out an unusual three-quarter-sawn log-sided home, a restored Italianate, and the ornate scrollwork of a Carpenter Gothic masterpiece. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. $20 for adults, $15 for students and seniors over 65, free for children 12 and under. Details and ticket information are available at 303-569-2840 or .
When the clothes, and the chair, make the man
If you are an Esquire man or you like Esquire men, you might enjoy the new furniture collection inspired by the hallmark men’s magazine. Pieces are meant to reflect the timeless appeal of a custom-made suit with such detailing as brass studs, old saddle leather and polished steel buckles. Styles range from trendy and urban to sophisticated, cocktail-lounge-inspired looks. Orders can be made now at or 866-654-9433. The line will show in furniture stores this fall. Sheba R. Wheeler
Famous foremothers
Sculptor and furniture designer Phillip Mann will host “Work Is Freedom,” a presentation that chronicles the lives of three of the modernist movement’s best-known female designers: Eileen Gray (left), Charlotte Perriand and Lilly Reich. The program, sponsored by Women in Design, a 100-member-strong Denver nonprofit, is Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Walker Fine Art, 300 W. 11th Ave. Admission is $8. RSVP to RSVP@widdenver.org.
