Presented by Abbey Buckham

Before Arizona became a state, women campaigned for the right to vote throughout Arizona. The Summer of Love for Women’s Suffrage began in 1912 to get the word out about women’s fight for equality and also gain the support of male voters in the upcoming November election. Join Abbey Buckham at Pioneer Museum for a fascinating evening and learn about the historic events that led to women’s right to vote in Arizona.

Lace up your sneakers and enjoy a feet-friendly walking tour of Yuma’s downtown district. Storyteller Steve Cook will highlight historic sites along the way. Get a glimpse of the roads that led to today’s Yuma. A pet-friendly walking tour!

Questions? Call 928-782-1841

Join us, if you dare, for a night trolley tour through the streets of Yuma’s historic downtown district. Hear hair-raising stories of murder and mayhem from Yuma’s days of old.

Questions? Call 928-782-1841.

Come for an evening of haunted history…with a cherry and swizzle stick! Follow the spirits as you traverse from pub to pub through Yuma’s historic downtown with ghost host, Jonathan Close. Questions? Call 928-782-1841

Save the date!

Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Prohibition at the Arizona History Museum’s History On Tap – Speakeasy
Featuring local breweries and distilleries – Dress in your best 1920’s themed costumes!

February 29, 2020 
6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Arizona History Museum
949 E. 2nd Street, Tucson AZ

Free validated parking available at the Main Gate Garage

Tickets

• General Admission Tickets $40
• Arizona History Museum Members $30
• Students $30 (must show student ID at event)
• Designated Driver Tickets $20

Click here to purchase tickets through Eventbrite.

Featuring:

• Barrio Brewing Co.
• Dillinger Brewing Co.
• Copper Hop Ranch Farm Brewery
• Corbett Brewing Co.
• Crooked Tooth Brewing Co.
• Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery
• Harbottle Brewing Co.
• Iron Johns Brewing Co
• MotoSonora Brewing Co.
• Old Bisbee Brewing Company
• Town Under Black Distillery
• And more TBA!
• Sample pours from each brewery & distillery
• Dance to live music from the University of Arizona’s Fred Fox School of Music
• Local Food Vendors
• Dress in your best 1920’s themed costumes

Questions

Contact [email protected].

Sponsorship

To become a sponsor for History on Tap, click on the Donation button below. You will be taken to a checkout form processed by the Friends of Arizona History, Inc.