“We Like to Dive Right In” History Walk
Wisconsin Maritime Museum75 Maritime Dr, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
15 events found.
Events for October 22, 2026
All Day
75 Maritime Dr, WI
“We Like to Kick Up Our Heels” History Walk
Historic Sawyer Home1331 Algoma Blvd, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
“Thinking Big Is What We Do” History Walk
Bookworm Gardens1415 Campus Dr, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
“We Take Our Sports Seriously” History Walk”
New London Public Museum406 S Pearl St, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
“We March to Our Own Beat” Collections Highlight
Appleton History Museum231 W Franklin St, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
Step Into History: Wisconsin Winter Fun
Neenah Historical Society343 Smith Street, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
“We Like to Dive Right In” Collections Highlight
Mulva Cultural Center221 S Broadway, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
“We Stand Up for Our Beliefs” Collections Highlight
David A. Cofrin Library2400 Main Entrance Dr, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
“We Stand on Their Shoulders”: A History of Wisconsin Women and Voting
Fond du Lac Public Library32 Sheboygan St, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
“We Stand on Their Shoulders”: A History of Wisconsin Women and Voting
Brown County Library - Central Branch515 Pine St, WI
Traveling Displays
Free
Civil War Memories and Mementos
Cedar Grove Public Library131 Van Altena Ave, WI
Speaker/Lecture
Robin Shepard discusses A Keg of Their Best: Brewing in the Beer State Capital—From the Beer Baron Era to Modern Microbrews
118 N. Main St., Wisconsin
Poynette Area Public Library welcomes author and beer expert Robin Shepard, discussing his new book, A Keg of Their Best.
An Evening at Wade’s Tavern
W7965 State Hwy 23, WI
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Food & Beverage Events
Quench your thirst for history during this lively evening in the taproom.
Chippewa Valley Book Festival – Pao Lor discusses Bamboo Son: A Hmong Refugee’s Search for Identity and the American Dream
400 Eau Claire St, WI
Chippewa Valley Book Festival - Dr. Pao Lor, author the memoirs Modern Jungles and Bamboo Son, shares his Hmong American experience.
Susan Apps-Bodilly discusses One Room Schools: Stories from the Days of 1 Room, 1 Teacher, 8 Grades
2008 State Road 175, Wisconsin
Richfield Historical Society welcomes author Susan Apps-Bodilly, offering an entertaining and enlightening look back at the way school life used to be.