Homebrew Served with Style at SDHC
Sep 09, 2013
On an uncommonly sweltering Friday night in Balboa Park, the San Diego History Center (SDHC) hosted an uncommon event: Homebrew Happy Hour.
History Hub
Welcome to the History Hub at the San Diego History Center!
We’ve created the History Hub to keep you up to date on the San Diego History Center and our locations in historic Balboa Park and the Junipero Serra Museum in Presidio Park.
This is the place to find the latest information on our exhibitions, public and educational programming and interactive events.
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A New Look At Our San Diego Landscape
Aug 06, 2013
San Diego, Calif.—San Diego History Center (SDHC) and Oceanside Museum of Art (OMA) have collaborated with local art scholars to produce a two-museum art exhibition that offers visitors a unique and diverse perspectives from which to view our region’s landscape. The installation, titled, Nature Improved: San Diego Artists Interpret Our Landscape, will open at SDHC on September 19th and at OMA on October 26 and will continue through January 26, 2014.
Is Beer In Your Career?
Jun 03, 2013
What are the career opportunities in the burgeoning craft brewing industry? In this Career Channel presentation from UCSD Extension, job seekers will learn the answers from a panel of experts that includes Stone Brewing founder Greg Koch, Lost Abbey brewer Tomme Arthur, Ballast Point brewer and co-founder Yuseff Cherney, and the founder of White Labs Inc.
SD History Center acquires Hord sculptures
May 20, 2013
The San Diego History Center has acquired eight sculptures by the esteemed San Diego artist Donal Hord.
The work, which will be put on exhibition May 24, is from the estate of local art collector Richard Dyson.
Dyson and his partner, Robert Roberson, ran a flower shop in La Mesa and were early collectors of Hord’s work.
According to Hord’s obituary, “the collection also included paintings by the Spanish-Mexican painter Antonio Rodriguez Luna…as well as watercolors by Millard Sheets, Frederic Whittaker, and Win Jones.”
