

Kentucky Derby Tea — Tickets On Sale Now!
May 2, 2026 • Two Seatings: 2 PM & 5 PM
The gates are officially open, and we’re off to the races! Grab your biggest hat, your boldest bow, and your best Derby-day outfit and join us for an afternoon of charm, competition, and Southern-style fun at the Museum’s annual Kentucky Derby Tea.
This year, we’re offering two tea times so everyone can get a spot in the winner’s circle — 2 PM or 5 PM. Don’t wait… these tickets go faster than a thoroughbred on the final stretch!
Enjoy an elegant tea service, Derby-themed activities, and our ever-popular Silent Auction, where you can bid, bluff, and jockey for your favorite items.
Feeling generous and want to add something to the auction lineup?
We’d love that! Just give us a call, and we’ll schedule a pick-up.
Saddle up for a delightful day — we can’t wait to celebrate with you in true Derby fashion!
2:00 PM Seating: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/kentucky-derby-tea-fundraiser
5:00 PM Seating: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/kentucky-derby-tea-fundraiser-evening
The Canyon County Historical Society dates back to 1972 when a group of concerned citizens came together to preserve the historic Nampa Train Depot from demolition. The society’s charter is to preserve the history of the early pioneers who arrived by wagon and later by train to make a new home in Idaho’s sage brush covered frontier. Those early pioneers set the cornerstone to what eventually became Canyon County and Nampa, Idaho. The historical society has two museums to celebrate and interpret that pioneering spirit: the Nampa Train Depot located in downtown Nampa and the Indian Creek Museum located in Caldwell.
The Canyon County Historical Society is 100% volunteer. Do you have at least 4 hours per month to volunteer? With two museums from which to choose, the opportunities are endless! Consider joining us. No matter of your experience, knowledge about history or age, we are seeking folks from all walks of life.
