The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County are rolling out a full slate of summer and fall programming—ranging from walking tours and book clubs to preservation workshops and mystery games for kids.
From book discussions to booze-infused history walks, the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County are offering something for everyone this season.
click to download audioAlissa Keller, Executive Director of the museum, says the monthly Museum Monday gatherings now include the Bell Hooks Book Club—an open, free discussion group that’s been gaining momentum.
click to download audioOn July 24th, the museum will host its “Booze and Buildings” event—an exclusive tour for museum members featuring a stroll through downtown’s entertainment district.
click to download audioKids can get hands-on with history, too. Saturday Sleuths, held the last Saturday of every month, lets children crack mysteries rooted in local lore.
click to download audioOther upcoming events include a preservation workshop on July 27, monthly tombstone cleanups, and the popular History on Tap speaker series—now in its seventh year.
click to download audioAugust brings the annual 8th of August Emancipation Celebration in partnership with the Human Rights Commission, a cultural Supper Club, and the museum’s big fall fundraiser.
click to download audioBehind the scenes, the museum is managing building repairs, processing decades-old loaned items, and upgrading their collections system—all while encouraging community support through membership.
click to download audioWith events nearly every week and a long list of goals on the horizon, Keller says the museum is more active than ever—and hopes the community will join in.
click to download audioTo see the full list of events or become a museum member, visit the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County’s website.
