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Denver Summit of the Eight Schedule

LEADERS:

Friday, June 20, 1997:

• A welcoming reception for the leaders will be held at the Governor's Mansion in Denver. Built as a private home in 1908, the mansion was donated to the state in 1959 to be used exclusively as the governor's home. Gov. Roy Romer and Colorado's First Lady, Bea Romer, currently reside at the mansion.
• The leaders will gather for dinner at the University of Denver's Phipps House, located in Denver's Belcaro neighborhood. The Georgian-style mansion, built in 1933, now is part of the Lawrence C. Phipps Memorial Conference Center.

Saturday, June 21, 1997:

• The leaders will meet at the Denver Public Library, Central Library. The leaders' meetings will take place in the General Reference Room, located on the first floor. The leaders' working lunch will take place in the Vida Ellison Gallery, which is on the seventh floor.
• The leaders will enjoy dinner with their spouses at The Fort Restaurant in nearby Morrison, Colo. The restaurant, modeled after Bent's Fort, a mid-19th Century Southeastern Colorado trading post, is well known for its cuisine, such as buffalo, elk and beef.
• The leaders and their spouses will attend a night of uniquely American entertainment at the National Western Complex. "Saturday Night at the Summit" will allow the United States to highlight its culture, entertainment and hospitality to the leaders. In addition, foreign and finance ministers, ambassadors and Denver Summit of the Eight Host Committee members will attend.

FOREIGN MINISTERS:

Friday, June 20, 1997:

• The foreign ministers will attend the welcoming reception held at the Governor's Mansion in Denver.
• The foreign ministers will dine at the Museum of Western Art, which houses one of the largest collections of Western art in the nation.

Saturday, June 21, 1997:

• The foreign ministers will gather at Denver's Top of the Rockies for meetings. The ministers will meet on the 37th floor and will take a working lunch on the 38th floor.
• The foreign ministers will dine with the finance ministers at Denver's exquisite Buell Mansion. The Georgian Revival, 14,000-square-foot house, built between 1912 and 1925, was home to architect Temple Hoyne Buell.
• The foreign ministers will attend "Saturday Night at the Summit" at the National Western Complex.

FINANCE MINISTERS:

Friday, June 20, 1997:

• The finance ministers will attend the welcoming reception held at the Governor's Mansion in Denver.
• The finance ministers will dine at a private residence in Denver.

Saturday, June 21, 1997:

• The finance ministers will gather at Denver's Top of the Rockies for meetings. The ministers will meet on the 37th floor and will take a working lunch on the 38th floor.
• The finance ministers will dine with the foreign ministers at the Buell Mansion in Denver.
• The finance ministers will attend "Saturday Night at the Summit" at the National Western Complex.

LEADERS' SPOUSES:

Friday, June 20, 1997

• The leaders' spouses will attend the welcoming reception held at the Governor's Mansion in Denver.
• The spouses will dine at a private residence in Denver.

Saturday, June 21, 1997:

• The spouses will take the Winter Park Ski Train to Denver's Winter Park Resort. They will lunch at the Lodge at Sunspot, located at the 10,700-foot summit of Winter Park mountain.
• The spouses and the leaders will dine at The Fort Restaurant.
• The spouses and the leaders will attend "Saturday Night at the Summit" at the National Western Complex.

MEDIA:

Thursday, June 19, 1997

• Denver Summit Media Party.

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