Over the years, some of my favorite creative experiences have come from designing and curating exhibitions. Whether I’m exploring a particular time in history or something a little more playful, I love creating ways to make someone discover something they didn’t know before.
Now, I’m excited to bring that passion to my next creative adventure, History Recrafted, and I can’t wait to share it with you.
History Recrafted brings together the things I love: design, storytelling, and the chance to connect people with the past.
Through pop-up exhibits, educational programs, lectures, online content, and a brand-new podcast, I’ll explore the people, places, and unexpected stories that shaped our world.
Get ready for a new way to explore the past with History Recrafted Digital.
Discover original stories, and entertaining content with an all-new website experience launching in early 2027.
Plus, get a fresh dose of history in your inbox with History in Three, a new take on the weekly newsletter that is anything but ordinary.
Launching in November 2026, The History Recrafted Podcast will explore the stories behind the world’s most iconic drinks, and the people and moments that made them legendary.
Each week, guest co-hosts will join me in the studio to uncover the history behind the glass… while sampling a few drinks along the way. Episodes will be available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts.
It all begins on November 1, 2026, with the debut of Shorelines & Speakeasies: Long Island During Prohibition at North Babylon Public Library.
On display through the end of November, this new traveling exhibit brings America’s “noble experiment” to life through striking visuals, historical research, and vivid storytelling. Explore Prohibition’s impact across the country and take a closer look at how that history unfolded on Long Island.
I’ll also be presenting Banned but Not Forgotten: Exploring Prohibition in America and on Long Island at North Babylon Public Library on November 13.
This companion program explores the beliefs and conflicts that defined the era, from the campaign to ban alcohol to the challenges of enforcement and eventual repeal.
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I’m excited to see this new chapter take shape, and even more excited to share it with you.
There are more stories to tell, more ideas to explore, and plenty of history waiting to be recrafted!
Welcome to History Recrafted!