In the 1930s, the Northwest Air Tour traveled throughout Oregon and Washington promoting aviation to the masses. In our final History on Tap of the 2022 season, founder and principal historian of Outdoor History Consulting, David Hedburg, looks at the people behind this story and how the environment of the sky and early aviation transcended race, class, and gender identities.
This month's History on Tap explores the life, military service, and Pacific Northwest connections of Sgt. Moses Williams – a decorated Buffalo Soldier and Medal of Honor recipient – and shares new research that sheds light on key turning points in Williams’ fascinating life.
Clark County Historical Museum welcomes historian and author Katrine Barber to the History on Tap stage with “Identity and the New Thought Philosophy: A Look at Alzamon Ira Lucas.” The program will explore the life of New Thought spiritualist and lecturer, Alzamon Ira Lucas, and the importance of New Thought in Black religious life.
For this final rendition of Campfire Tales, local historians Pat Jollota, Brad Richardson, and Jeff Davis bring their spookiest and creepiest stories from Clark County’s past - including never before heard haunting accounts as well as tales of vice and crime.
Clark County Historical Museum kicks off its 2024 History on Tap season at the Kiggins Theatre on Thursday, January 18th with historians Tyler Castle and Pat Franco presenting “History a-Brewin’: Lucky Lager Untapped.” The program will celebrate the 90-year history of the Lucky Lager Brewing Company through an exploration of past marketing campaigns, memorabilia, and other pieces of the company’s past.
Since its introduction 50 years ago, Dungeons & Dragons has grown from a niche hobby into a global phenomenon. Join April Buzby as they look beyond fantastical creatures and thrilling battles to reveal the game's deeper significance as a powerful form of community storytelling, one that unlocks creativity, builds meaningful connections, and shapes us into better versions of ourselves.
Celebrating 50 years of pride, inclusivity, and fundraising. Come join the ISCRE as we go through an immersive presentation the history of drag, story telling, and how this small nonprofit makes waves in fundraising and community outreach.
The Clark County Historical Museum presents local authority on the odd, Jeff Davis. Weird Washington: Washington’s Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets will explore regional legends and Pacific Northwest oddities of Washington State. This special event is part of the History on Tap series at the Kiggins Theatre and will take place on Thursday, October […]
The Clark County Historical Museum presents History on Tap: Vancouver’s First Black Families with Melissa Williams Historian Melissa Williams will share the story of housing and Vancouver’s African American community from 1940-1960. Learn how Black families made Southwest Washington their home during wartime, what factors pushed many out of the area after the war, and […]
Join us for a special edition of History on Tap as Vancouver Ballet Folklorico takes the stage for TOUR OF MÉXICO—a vibrant celebration of Mexico’s rich cultural heritage through traditional dance. Travel from the southern to northern regions of Mexico in this colorful showcase featuring authentic dances, cultural costumes, music, and a unique fashion show. […]
History on Tap: UFO Northwest — How Washington State Spawned the Men in Black Thursday, October 16, 2025Kiggins Theatre | 1011 Main Street, Vancouver, WA 98660Doors open at 6:00 PM | Program begins at 7:00 PM Join us at the historic Kiggins Theatre for the next installment of History on Tap as we dive into […]
The Clark County Historical Museum is pleased to welcome back author and maritime journalist Peter Marsh for the next installment of its popular History on Tap series. Marsh will present “Liberty Factory: A Look at the Kaiser Shipyards” on Thursday, February 19, 2026, at 7:00 PM at the Old Liberty Theater in Ridgefield. In this […]