Kearney Mansion Museum

RSVP now for this free event Friday, June 19th, 2pm-8pm being held at the Archive on Kern in downtown Fresno!
www.valleyhistory.org/events and come celebrate with us!

RSVP HERE & ATTEND: https://www.valleyhistory.org/event-details/juneteenth-heritage-in-action

Spice of the Valley Ag Tour Day! Alex with Cru Winery guiding tastings with lunch at Kearney Mansion Museum & Gallery before our adventure to Baloian Farms, then Daddinos Egg Ranch. Y'all are missin' it!

Usually, in October, murder, mystery, and a side of mashed potatoes could be found at Kearney Mansion. But off the record? This is on the Q T and very hush-hush, that this October - The Society's fundraising Mystery Dinner is coming to the historic Archive on Kern! This vintage venue is the perfect spot to get your detective on and figure out whodunit (before your friends do, because let's be real, they're probably already on the case). Sign up for The Grapevine so you don't get left in the dark - trust us, you don't want to be the last one standing... or sitting... or, you know, dead.
www.valleyhistory.org/news to get all the info (and really good tickets!) before anyone else, including your bff!

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Kearney Definitely Kicks It Old School.
Built in 1903, the Mansion has thick adobe walls and Queen Anne flair. Basically: farmhouse meets glow-up. Come tour the spot where Fresno’s history serves looks and we serve the tea.
Public Tours Fri–Sun at 12, 1:30 & 3.

Some people collect shoes.
Theo Kearney collected land, orchards, and architectural statements.
Come see the result.
www.valleyhistory.org/visitkmm

You haven’t truly experienced Fresno County until you’ve stood next to machinery the size of your apartment.
The 2026 Fields of Fresno Ag Tours are gearing up, and they’re serving up behind-the-scenes access to the crops, farms, and agricultural operations that make this valley legendary.
Spoiler alert: agriculture is a LOT louder, bigger, cooler, and tastier than people expect. Seats go fast every year because apparently people enjoy having fun AND learning something. Weird, right?
www.valleyhistory.org/ag-tours