Celebrate 70 years of Cherokee High School in our newest temporary exhibit. As the school prepares to move into a new building, explore the memories, milestones, and traditions that have shaped generations and discover what makes Cherokee High so special to the Cherokee County community.
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Join History Cherokee's book club led by Dr. Susan Buice. The book for August is These Empty Places by Sarah Loudin Thomas. Book Club meets 2 - 3 p.m. in the History Cherokee Classroom. There is no fee to participate. As a special treat, Mrs. Thomas is going to Zoom in to join us at the book club meeting to discuss the history behind the book!
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Shake things up with a unique evening of creativity and flavor at Mixology Masters! Join Bryttany Hyde of Little Sober Bar on August 14 from 6:30–8:30 p.m. for an engaging, hands-on introduction to the art of non-alcoholic mixology. Participants will explore thoughtfully crafted flavors, learn techniques used by professional mixologists, and discover how elevated zero-proof drinks can be just as complex and satisfying as their spirited counterparts.
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Are you curious about the history of the Rock Barn? Do you wonder what the inside looks like? Stop by during our Open House and learn more about the Rock Barn. This opportunity is FREE and open to the public.
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History Cherokee’s Annual Historic Preservation Awards Gala recognizes businesses and individuals for their achievement in historic preservation. Join us for a lively night complete with a gourmet meal, awards ceremony, and drinks!
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Unwind and explore after hours at History Uncorked, a relaxed evening at the museum designed for history lovers and social sippers alike. From 5–7 p.m., guests are invited to stroll through the museum, enjoy the exhibits at their own pace, and soak in the stories that shaped our community. Educators are invited to attend History Uncorked for free this month as we celebrate Back to School!
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Designed for visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorders and sensory sensitivities, museum-goers who visit the museum on Sensory Friendly Sundays will experience the museum in a more sensory-friendly way. Explore our galleries with dimmed lighting and quieter audio, and check out a sensory kit from our front desk (or feel free to bring your own!).
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Join History Cherokee's book club led by Dr. Susan Buice. The book for September is Becoming Madam Secretary by Stephanie Dray. Book Club meets 2 - 3 p.m. in the History Cherokee Classroom. There is no fee to participate.
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