Events

Listen in each month for an interesting topic on Tempe's history and heritage. Sessions take place the 2nd Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m. and are available online on our Facebook page. There is limited in-person seating available at Tempe History Museum (809 E Southern Ave); masks are required when visiting in-person.

Speakers:

October: Mayor Corey Woods, "Tempe Lost & Found" - video now available on www.facebook.com/tempehistory
November 10: Dr. Christine Marin, "The Mexican Women of the Territorial Normal School"
January 12: Dave Pearson, "Urban Biodiversity in the Anthropocene"
February 9: Ed Dobbins, "C.J. Dyer's 19th Century Bird's-Eye Views of Phoenix and the Salt River Valley"
March 9: May Logan Rothschild, "The Lives of Arizona Women: Past & Present"
April 13: Jane Neuheisel, "Tempe Butte: Preserve, Protect, Promote"

See the Lunch Talks page for more information.
Click the link here for a PDF of the Lunch Talks brochure.

Listen in each month for an interesting topic on Tempe's history and heritage. Sessions take place the 2nd Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m. and are available online on our Facebook page. There is limited in-person seating available at Tempe History Museum (809 E Southern Ave); masks are required when visiting in-person.

Speakers:

October: Mayor Corey Woods, "Tempe Lost & Found" - video now available on www.facebook.com/tempehistory
November 10: Dr. Christine Marin, "The Mexican Women of the Territorial Normal School"
January 12: Dave Pearson, "Urban Biodiversity in the Anthropocene"
February 9: Ed Dobbins, "C.J. Dyer's 19th Century Bird's-Eye Views of Phoenix and the Salt River Valley"
March 9: May Logan Rothschild, "The Lives of Arizona Women: Past & Present"
April 13: Jane Neuheisel, "Tempe Butte: Preserve, Protect, Promote"

See the Lunch Talks page for more information.
Click the link here for a PDF of the Lunch Talks brochure.

Listen in each month for an interesting topic on Tempe's history and heritage. Sessions take place the 2nd Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m. and are available online on our Facebook page. There is limited in-person seating available at Tempe History Museum (809 E Southern Ave); masks are required when visiting in-person.

Speakers:

October: Mayor Corey Woods, "Tempe Lost & Found" - video now available on www.facebook.com/tempehistory
November 10: Dr. Christine Marin, "The Mexican Women of the Territorial Normal School"
January 12: Dave Pearson, "Urban Biodiversity in the Anthropocene"
February 9: Ed Dobbins, "C.J. Dyer's 19th Century Bird's-Eye Views of Phoenix and the Salt River Valley"
March 9: May Logan Rothschild, "The Lives of Arizona Women: Past & Present"
April 13: Jane Neuheisel, "Tempe Butte: Preserve, Protect, Promote"

See the Lunch Talks page for more information.
Click the link here for a PDF of the Lunch Talks brochure.