RSVP Lawmen and Outlaws | A presentation by Todd Shulman Todd Shulman has worked in law enforcement his entire adult life; he began as a military police person in the US Army, serving during the First Gulf War. Later Shulman became a police officer in California; he recently retired from the Napa Police Department. He [...]

Among the grassy hills and stone monuments of Tulocay Cemetery lie buried a thousand stories waiting to be told. Click here to RSVP today for the upcoming Zoom video premiere. This October the Napa County Historical Society launches the first phase of a three year project to tell some of these stories through interactive, self-guided [...]

Napa Valley’s Jewish Heritage | A presentation with Power Point by Donna Mendelsohn RSVP Today on Eventbrite and receive a direct link to the zoom meeting room on the day of the event. As the world “rushed in” to profit from California’s gold strike of 1848, many Jews joined the throngs, not necessarily to mine [...]

Join us this December (tickets available soon) as we welcome back Alexandria Brown to our virtual event space. Alexandria Brown is a teen services librarian, local historian, and author. She has a BA with honors in Anthropology and Sociology, a Master’s of Library and Information Science, and a Master’s in US History. She writes for [...]

The Napa Murder of Anita Fagiani Andrews: A Cold Case that Caught a Serial Killer | A presentation by Ray Guadagni Ray Guadagni, a former Napa Judge, will release his newest book on January 18, 2021. With the success of his self-published memoir in 2016, Adventures of the Squeezebox Kid: a memoir of growing up in [...]

As we continue the quest of Who Tells Our Story, voices heard and unheard, Lauren Coodley provides a deeper look into Napa County History in her newest book, Lost Napa Valley. Join us on Thursday, February 25th via Zoom from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, for a virtual author’s presentation with an interactive Q&A to [...]