Enjoy an evening sampling local craft beer, wine, and foods set in the beautiful Pinecrest Historical Village! Music, food, and after-hours access to the historic village all make for a fun and unique night out with friends.

This event is for adults ages 21+. Please bring an ID as it will be checked at the door.

Admission includes:

• 2 oz. tastings of beers and wines

• Food samples from area restaurants

• Commemorative pint glass

• Access to browse the historic structures of Pinecrest Historical Village

• Music by the Tinker Boys

• Stagecoach Rides through Pinecrest Village

Enjoy samples from:
Ahnapee Brewery
Brian’s Smokehouse
Cedar Crest Ice Cream
Cold Country Vines and Wines
Cravings
In The Woods Sugar Bush
Joanne Vogel
Manty Malters Homebrew Club
Petskull Brewery
Pine River Dairy
Pine River Pre-Pack
Port Sandy Bay
Sabbatical Brewing Co.
Susie Q Fish Market
Wyatt’s Battery

General Admission: $50; Doors open at 5 p.m. Advanced tickets are suggested as a limited amount of tickets are available.

Join in an afternoon tea with renowned historical interpreter, Jessica Michna for a program designed specially for the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment.

Cristabel and Emmeline Pankhurst, Susan B. Anthony, Emma Davisson, Elisabeth Cady Stanton; some names you may recognize, others you may not. You will learn of these and other women (and men) who championed the cause of women’s suffrage in this country and overseas in the late 19th and early 20th century. You will learn of the protests, jailings, victories, and defeats culminating with the signature of President Woodrow Wilson that would forever give women the right to vote.

Jessica Michna, recipient of the Presidential Service Center’s Distinguished Service Award, is widely known for her riveting portrayals of First Ladies, notable women of history and fictitious characters. She has entertain groups throughout America including guests from as far away as New Zealand, Japan, and Brazil. Performed by Jessica Michna of Historical First Impressions.

The program begins at 2 pm. Refreshments will be served. This event is best suited for adults and children age 6 and older.

The cost is $5 for MCHS Member adults and children age 4 to 17, $10 for Adults, $7 for children age 4 to 17, and under age 4 is free. Museum admission is included in the cost of the tea program. Advanced registration is required by calling (920) 684-4445.

The “Women Who Dared” program of this year’s Afternoon Tea is sponsored in part by generous support from the Wisconsin Humanities Council.

Learn about the history of spinning, the different fibers that can be used, and how to prep wool during this interactive class.  Our talented instructors will assist you in learning on a drop spindle to help you create your own yarn. Appropriate for ages 10-adult.

Advanced registration required. Workshop fee is $25 MCHS Members, $30 Non-members.

Registration includes a drop spindle of your own, wool, and instruction book. Admission to Museum included in workshop fee. The class is limited to 5 people. 

Please call (920) 684-4445 or email info@manitowoccountyhistory.org to register. You can also register through the form below.

Learn how to homebrew and appreciate your own beer with the Manty Malters.  The workshop will cover home brewing essentials and will serve up samples. Must be 21 years or older to attend.

Advanced registration required. Workshop fee is $25 MCHS Members, $30 Non-members. Admission to Museum included in workshop fee.

Please call (920) 684-4445 or email info@manitowoccountyhistory.org to register. You can also register through the form below.