Missed a Dine & Discover Program? Watch It Anytime!

One of the best things about history is that it’s always waiting to be discovered—and thanks to our recorded Dine & Discover programs, you can enjoy many of your favorite presentations whenever it’s convenient for you.

Whether you couldn’t attend a program, want to revisit a fascinating topic, or are just discovering the Door County Historical Society, our growing online video library makes it easy to explore Door County’s rich history from the comfort of home.

Over the past several years, our Dine & Discover series has featured an incredible lineup of historians, authors, researchers, and local experts sharing stories that help bring Door County’s past to life. Topics have included everything from lighthouses and shipwrecks to local businesses, agriculture, Native history, architecture, transportation, military history, and the remarkable people who shaped our community.

Each presentation offers a unique opportunity to learn something new—and the best part is that they’re available to watch at your own pace, whenever you have the time.

Have a favorite presentation? Watch it again. Curious about a topic you missed? It’s probably waiting for you.

As we continue adding new programs throughout the year, our online collection continues to grow, creating an ever-expanding resource for anyone who loves Door County history.

Browse our collection of recorded Dine & Discover presentations by visiting our website or YouTube channel. While you’re there, be sure to subscribe so you’ll be notified whenever a new presentation is added.

And don’t forget—our live Dine & Discover programs continue each month! There’s nothing quite like experiencing these presentations in person, enjoying a delicious meal, asking questions, and visiting with fellow history enthusiasts. If you can’t make it, though, you can always catch up later online.

History is always just a click away. We hope you’ll take some time to explore the stories that have made Door County the special place it is today.

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