“Liquid History: Beer Garden” event

The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center will host an exciting event that explores the history of beer-making in Oklahoma on Friday, April 12, from 6 to 10 p.m. Local breweries and historical interpreters will explore everything from prohibition to mixology and more during the “Liquid History: Beer Garden” event.

Guests will be offered the chance to taste local brews as they hop through the rich and controversial history of beer-making in Oklahoma, which has been fermented from generation to generation. See the historic buildings of the Humphrey Heritage Village and experience the stories of how mining, immigrants, and prohibition influenced the different styles of beer and the hands that crafted it.

This event is for adults aged 21 and over.

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A deputy holds up confiscated illegal home brew bottles, Oklahoma Times, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, October 28, 1958 (2012.201.B0364.0130, OPUBCO, OHS).