EVENT RECORDINGS
Missed a program? Watch recordings of History UnCorked talks and other special events at the Kitsap History Museum. We add new recordings as they become available. For upcoming events, see our calendar.
Latest Recording
An Afternoon with Tim Ryan & Family
October 4, 2026 · Olympic College, William D. Harvey Theatre · Presented with the Olympic College Foundation
Tim Ryan and members of the Ryan family share stories of building businesses, giving back to the community, and the experiences that have shaped Kitsap County. Moderated by David Nelson, editor of the Kitsap Sun, with Alanna Imbach, Peter Crabtree, Dan Ryan, Kelly Sullivan and Chung Nguyen.
History UnCorked
History UnCorked is our monthly evening speaker series, with guests from around Kitsap County. See upcoming History UnCorked events.
Fantastic Fungi of the Pacific Northwest
July 23, 2026
Sable Burgess, President of the Kitsap Peninsula Mycological Society, explores the hidden role fungi play in our forests and the basics of mushroom foraging in the Pacific Northwest.
Kitsap Athletic Roundtable
May 28, 2026
Noah Garguile and Chuck Stark share the history of the Kitsap Athletic Roundtable and the athletes who have made their mark in Kitsap County.
Treaty Rights & Shared Responsibilities
April 23, 2026
Dr. Mindy Roberts of the Puget Sound Partnership and Suquamish Tribe Vice Chairman Josh Bagley discuss the roles and responsibilities embedded in treaties across Puget Sound.
Earlier Programs
Roosevelt Smith: A Collection of Black Americana
August 6, 2021 · First Friday speaker
Historian and collector Roosevelt Smith discusses his collection of Black Americana.
Kreepy Kitsap 2020
October 2020 · Our first recorded program
A Halloween-season program of spooky Kitsap stories with author Gregg Olsen and journalist Josh Farley.
More to Watch and Hear
See all our videos on the Kitsap History Museum YouTube channel, watch short films in Kitsap Stories, or listen to residents in our Oral Histories.
Header photo: Manette Bridge dedication, Bremerton, June 21, 1930. Photo by Harry Ward. Kitsap History Museum, 1988.015.1205.011.