We invite you to kick off the summer season with us at HSF’s 12th Annual History on Tap (H.O.T.) beginning in June!
Tour the revitalization efforts of 3 historic properties and sample local craft beer from New Sarum while learning about Salisbury’s fascinating history and connecting with the community.
With limited space, this 3 part summer series has become one the HOTtest tickets on Salisbury’s summer event calendar. Register today to secure your spot!
This event is free - $10 Suggested Donation
Registration is Required.
Thursday, June 25 from 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Main Street Drug 126 - 128 N. Main Street, Salisbury NC
History on Tap kicks off at the two-story commercial property, Main Street Drug. Built in 1890, the building sits in a prime location along the 100 block of North Main Street in the heart of downtown Salisbury.
Thursday, July 23 from 5:30pm - 7:30pm
McNeely-Young Building 100 S. Main Street, Salisbury NC
Historic Salisbury Foundation has purchased the McNeely-Young Building at Main and Innes street and begun restoring its historic facade and structure. Originally rebuilt after the 1865 burnt district, the space has served Salisbury for generations and now it’s getting a fresh start with plans for the future!
Thursday, August 27 from 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Wrenn House / Female Academy
The Wrenn House is a two-story historic building dating back to the late 1830s. Originally built as a female academy, it later transitioned into commercial use and became a well known local restaurant. Located near Bell Tower Green, the building remains an important part of the city’s historic district and is currently undergoing restorative efforts.