Hops & History: Local Beer, Free History

Last Tuesday of every summer month | Living History Farm | 5:30 – 7:30pm
21 and older. This is not a family event, adults only please
$8 admission plus $2 mug charge for each participant’s first event, reuse your mug each month!

Now in its fourth year, MOR’s Hops & History program supports the Museum’s Living History Farm. Every month during the summer season, Hops & History brings a lively audience of adults to the Farm by pairing the Gallatin Valley’s brewing past – presented by MOR Curator of History, Michael Fox – with beer tastings from local breweries.

 

July 25 – Prohibition and Rehabilitation: The Fall of American Brewing and its Recent Rebirth

with Bozeman Brewing Company

We will look back at the history of American prohibition and how it crushed the brewing industry in the 1910s. The recovery from prohibition will be explored and celebrated through the rise of craft brewing beginning in the late 20th century.