Discover the vigor, vision, and adventure of Theodore Roosevelt - rancher, Rough Rider, reformer, conservationist, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and visitor to Colorado – including Pueblo – several times. Humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson brings this dynamic president to life with energy and insight, capturing the spirit of a leader who championed national parks, charged up San Juan Hill, and helped shape the modern presidency.
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Overview of this 2-day series of events:
THURSDAY, 10/23 - Experience Clay Jenkinson’s dynamic “living theatre” as he brings J. Robert Oppenheimer - the brilliant yet tragic father of the atomic bomb - to life in a powerful first-person portrayal. Through storytelling, audience engagement, and history’s lens, Jenkinson explores Los Alamos, the Trinity test, the bomb’s use, and Oppenheimer’s struggle with the moral consequences of his creation. No physics degree required - just curiosity and a readiness to witness history come alive
FRIDAY, 10/24 - Discover the vigor, vision, and adventure of Theodore Roosevelt - rancher, Rough Rider, reformer, conservationist, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and visitor to Colorado – including Pueblo – several times. Humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson brings this dynamic president to life with energy and insight, capturing the spirit of a leader who championed national parks, charged up San Juan Hill, and helped shape the modern presidency.
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Date and Time
Friday Oct 24, 2025
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM MDT
Location
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center
210 N Santa Fe Ave..
Pueblo, CO 81003
Fees/Admission
$25 general seating | VIP package for 2: select seating, drink tkt., meet & greet with Jenkinson Tickets available at Pueblo Heritage Museum or Eventbrite
Contact Information
719-281-9426
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