Programs

The Programs and events are devoted to fullfilling the mission of the Society. Programs and events are held at the Goodman Library and are free unless otherwise noted. For tickets, reservations or more information 707-224-1739 or Email: director@napahistory.org. Upcoming programs include:

East Napa Walking Tour
Saturday, August 7th
10 a.m.-Noon
Just to the east of Downtown and the Napa River lies the East Napa neighborhood, old Napa’s “Little Italy” neighborhood. It has been home to many uses in its history, including a Mexican rancho, a riverside industrial district, a working-class Italian neighborhood, and Napa’s 20th century auto row. The neighborhood is still vibrant today, with charming historic cottages standing side-by-side with the modern landmark Oxbow School.

In partnership with Napa County Landmarks, the Society invites you to explore the area with Cindy Watter. The two-hour tour starts on the Third Street Bridge. Tour ends at the Oxbow Market. Light refreshments provided.

$5 for Napa County Historical Society & Napa County Landmarks members
$10 for non-members and free for students.
Reservations are strongly encouraged. RSVP to charlotte@napacountylandmarks.org or 255-1836.

pRESERVATION for TWO… (Or More)!
Tuesday, August 17th
All Day!
On Tuesday, August 17th restaurants and tasting rooms in historic buildings will donate a percentage of their proceeds that day to the Napa County Historical Society and Napa County Landmarks. Support two non-profits and local businesses by dining at a participating restaurant:

Carpe Diem Wine Lounge, 1001 Second Street
Ristorante Allegria, 1026 First Street
Bounty Hunter Wine Bar, 975 First Street
Vintner's Collective, 1245 Main Street

Muir’s Legacy
Talk & Tasting
Wednesday, August 18th
7 p.m.
Bill Hanna of Muir-Hanna Vineyards and grandson of legendary John Muir will discuss his grandfathers legacy and offer attendees and tasting of his wines.
Suggested donation: $5 per person