Geneva History Museum, 113 S. Third St., will return its annual Giving Trees to benefit local nonprofits. The public is invited to vote for one of 16 trees until January 1, 2026. Votes may be cast at the museum or online at api.neonemails. Online votes require a $5 donation. The
Geneva History Museum, 113 S. Third St., continues its Fall Brown Bag series with “To Iceland! And Beyond!” at noon Tuesday, Oct. 10. Dave Barrows, Friends of the Viking ship docent, will discuss how Vikings Leif and Erick Erikson settled islands in North America before Christopher Columbus arrived in 1492.
The Geneva History Museum, 113 S. Third Street in Geneva, will explore the history of Geneva High School’s Viking mascot at noon Tuesday, May 9. Continuing the museum’s Brown Bag noontime series, “The History of Geneva Vikings” will be presented by museum educator Heidi Howlett. Admission is free. Reservations are
David Nordin displays a Viking-style cooking pan during a presentation on Viking food at the Geneva History Museum April 11.
“Viking Women” will open a Geneva History Museum lecture series highlighting Viking history, culture, and contributions. The public is invited to the series at the Museum 113 S. Third Street in Geneva. The series’ schedule will include: • March 14: Viking Women, a brown bag program celebrating Women’s History Month,
Viking’s Voyage in Geneva: St. Charles residents Nancy and Arthur Andersen pose with the dragon head and tail of the Viking, an 1893 replica Viking ship chronicled in “Viking’s Voyage,” an exhibition at Geneva History Museum through Dec. 23.
