Think the history of rock and roll happened somewhere else? Think again. The Santa Clara Valley has been home to some of the nation's most influential musicians and bands, including the Grateful Dead, the Doobie Brothers, and many others who got their start right here in the South Bay.
Historian Dr. Lindsay Bell explores how a simple game grew into a powerful symbol of American identity, reflecting the nation's values, challenges, and aspirations.
Step inside the Campbell Historical Museum for an adults-only social night featuring wine, mocktails, and a rare look at artifacts usually kept behind the scenes.
Enjoy complimentary admission to both the Campbell Historical Museum and the Ainsley House, where you can explore hands-on exhibits, discover local stories, and tour a beautifully preserved historic home.
Museum Researcher, Nick Garcia, will discuss how the golden era of New England whaling became intertwined with California—and even Campbell itself—revealing surprising maritime connections that helped shape our local history.
Educator, author, and researcher Tonya McQuade shares the remarkable story of Mary Brown, who forged an unexpected new life after the execution of her abolitionist husband, John Brown. Mary’s journey led her all the way to California, where she...
Step back into the Roaring Twenties for a glamorous evening of live music, dancing, cocktails, and celebration — all in support of preserving the beloved Ainsley House. The Ainsley House is turning 100 — and you’re invited to a once-in-a-century celebration!
Back by popular demand! Historian Jay Topping returns with Part 2 of his wildly popular presentation on the fascinating history of the Santa Cruz Mountains.
History Happy Hour in April presents the fascinating origins of canned mixed fruit in Santa Clara County and the shocking true crime tale of the 1919 "Fruit Cocktail Murder."
