Hosting a Family History Night or Story-Sharing Event

Family history doesn’t have to stay in boxes or computer files; it comes alive when shared. In this free, on-demand mini webinar, genealogist and educator Barbara C. Beauregard gives you a simple plan for hosting a family history night or story-sharing event that sparks conversations across generations.


What You’ll Learn

  • How to plan and organize a story-sharing gathering in one hour or less
  • Conversation starters and activities that get everyone talking
  • Easy tech tips for hybrid or virtual events with distant relatives

Who It’s For

  • Family historians who want to share stories in a fun, engaging way
  • Anyone planning a reunion, holiday gathering, or small group event
  • Genealogists who want to inspire younger generations to care about their family history

What’s Included

  • Step-by-step event agenda (printable)
  • List of story prompts and activity ideas
  • Email template for inviting and following up with family

How It Works

This free, on-demand webinar is under 10 minutes. You’ll also receive planning templates and story prompts to make hosting your event quick and easy.


Why Watch This Webinar?

Family history is about more than research—it’s about connection. In just a few minutes, you’ll discover how to turn an ordinary evening into a memorable family event where stories are told, memories are preserved, and future generations feel inspired to carry the legacy forward.


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About Barbara

Barbara Beauregard is a genealogist, educator, and author of Here Today, Gone Tomorrow. With over 40 years of research experience, she helps families create meaningful ways to share and preserve their stories.


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