Assistance League Auxiliary of Denver
June 4-6: Hosts its annual “Tea and Treasures at Tablescapes 2015” at the Historic Bosworth House with Victorian teas, boutique shopping, garden and herb plant sale, an amateur table setting competition and tours of the landmark location, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. The cost is $18 in advance, $24 at the door. Proceeds benefit the Assistance League of Denver’s programs to help children and seniors. 1400 Josephine St., 303-695-1426,
Cross Orchards Historic Site
June 6: Blacksmithing, flint napping, woodworking, spinning, bee keeping, trains and an antique and classic car show are included in the activities at “Heritage Day,” 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission is $5, $4 seniors, $3.50 children or $15 per family. 3073 F Road, Grand Junction, 970-434-9814
Foothills Animal Shelter
June 6: “Get on the Taggin’ Wagon” is the theme for a pet event offering giveaways, pet licensing (for Jefferson County residents) and affordable vaccinations and microchipping for all pet owners, noon-4 p.m. No appointments required. Pet owners should bring written vaccine records. The shelter cares for more than 9,300 orphaned pets each year. 580 McIntyre St., Golden, foothills
Hamill House Museum
June 5: Make it a summer tradition and take the family to the historic Hamill House Museum the first Friday of each month June through August for an “Old Fashioned Lawn Party.” Presented by Historic Georgetown Inc., the event gets underway at 5:30 p.m. and includes Victorian lawn games, museum tours, children’s activities, prize raffles, hors doeuvres, wine and beer. Proceeds from admission of $20 per person, $35 per couple and free for children will be used for renovations of the Hamill House including repairing the parlor ceiling. The June event also includes the introduction of the new book “A Guide to Historic Sites in Georgetown Colorado” by Bill Wilson. 305 Argentine St., Georgetown, , bit.ly/1JkU6kb
Lakewood Arts Council and the Cat Care Society
June 1-27: Presents “Tales of the Painted Cats,” the fifth annual benefit for the Cat Care Society with painted “cats-terpieces” by local artists. The exhibit is at the LAC Gallery (6731 W. Colfax Ave. in Lakewood) in June and then will travel throughout the summer culminating in an auction Oct. 10. Proceeds benefit the nonprofit (details at ) that helps abandoned, abused and injured cats. Call or visit the website for additional exhibits presented by the LAC. 303-980-0625,
