Littleton: Spirit of Community

This permanent exhibit depicts, through artifacts and text, the "Littleton Story" from its early beginnings to the the present.

Over the Top: Selling the First World War to a Nation Divided

Exhibit dates: July 27, 2018 through June 2, 2019

Prior to entering the war in 1917, many Americans were against joining the conflict in Europe. A series of dramatic events, including the sinking of the HMS Lusitania, prompted President Wilson to ask Congress for a declaration of war. Within days, the US government mounted the largest propaganda campaign ever seen. Its goal was to convince the American people that survival of the nation and democracy depended upon entering and winning the First World War. 

Using images and artifacts from the Littleton Museum's collection, visitors are invited to experience and learn about forms of propaganda and how it was used in World War I.

Eye of the Camera - EVOKE

Exhibition Dates: February 22 through March 24, 2019

The City of Littleton Fine Arts Board proudly presents the 53rd Annual Eye of the Camera art competition.
Open to Colorado photographers, the competition explores the concept of “Evoke.”

This year’s competition has been juried by Gary Emerich, a fine art photographer, who has exhibited
regionally and nationally, and is represented by Robischon Gallery in Denver. All of the pieces in the
exhibit are available for purchase.

 2019 Winners:

• Best of Show - Gabrielle Graves, A Temporary Martyr
• 1st Place - Devin Johnson, Healing Process: Privacy; Shinjuku Crosswalk
• 2nd Place - Steffany Wing, Youth Won't Stop
• Honorable Mention - Robert Hyatt, Imagined Landscape No. 115
• Honorable Mention - Peter York, Unity