Totally Awesome ‘90s Nostalgia Exhibit Open in Colorado

If you happened to have been lucky enough to grow up in Colorado in the 1990s, you already know how special the decade was.

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The Denver Broncos won back-to-back Super Bowls, VHS tapes of movies like Saving Private Ryan were available to rent at local video stores, and Saturday Night Live was chock full of jokes about O.J. Simpson and the Clintons courtesy of the late Norm Macdonald.

If '90s nostalgia is something that brings a sense of warmth to your heart, you'll definitely want to check out a special exhibit celebrating the decade that is currently being shown in Colorado.

1990s Nostalgia Exhibit Currently on Display in Colorado

'90s kids likely shudder at the fact that the decade that brought us Nirvana and Tamagotchi ended over 25 years ago, but in 2025, a special exhibit is taking Coloradans back in time to celebrate the memories.

The exhibit is called "The 90s: The Last Decade Before the Future" and is currently on display at the Colorado History Museum.

The museum, located at 1200 Broadway in Denver, debuted the 90s-based exhibit this past November and will remain open to the public until October 26, 2025.

It's there that attendees will be treated with things like a piece of the Berlin Wall, iconic clothes worn by people like Bill and Hillary Clinton, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Whoopi Goldberg, The Notorious B.I.G., The Backstreet Boys, and others.

In addition, visitors can get up close and personal with sports memorabilia from big players of the day, including Olympic gymnast Kerri Strug, basketball legend Michael Jordon, and Colorado favorites Vinny Castilla and John Elway.

Check out more information on the Colorado History Museum's official website.