| 03/11/10 |
Author Brian Haig
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 11, 2010
The Friends of the Trible Library and Friends of The Mariners' Museum Library present author Brian Haig. Haig, the son of former Secretary of State under President Ronald Reagan Alexander Haig, is the author of seven books.
Haig will discuss his latest book, The Hunted. His other books include a six-book series with Major/Lieutenant Colonel Sean Drummond a special forces officer who became an Army JAG.
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| 03/06/10 |
The Battle of Hampton Roads Weekend
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 6, 2010
Join the Museum and NOAA's Monitor National Marine sanctuary in observance of the 148th anniversary of the Battle of Hampton Roads, the backdrop of the famous clash between the ironclads USS Monitor and CSS Virginia. NOAA and Mariners' staff will give informative lectures about the revolutionary vessels and how they changed the world's navies.
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| 03/05/10 |
Battle of Hampton Roads Living History Day
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 5, 2010
An exciting day packed with hands-on activities will bring the Battle of Hampton Roads to life for home-school families and school groups during this 148th anniversary celebration of the historic clash of the ironclads.
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| 03/03/10 |
Author Lecture: We Were Pirates: A Torpedoman's Pacific War
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 3, 2010
Authors Bob Schultz and James Shell will discuss their gripping new book, We Were Pirates: A Torpedoman's Pacific War. This lecture will be held in the Huntington Room.
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| 02/27/10 |
Special Lecture: African-Americans in the Workplace in the 1930s
Downing Gross Cultural Arts Center
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Downing Gross Cultural Arts Center
February 27, 2010
This event features two speakers: Jeffreen Hayes, who will address the interpretation of African-Americans in the visual arts with particular emphasis on the work of Thomas Skinner (whose murals are featured in the Building Better Ships exhibition), and Prof. Hollis Pruitt speaking about the importance of African American workers at the Newport News Shipyard in the 1930s.
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| 02/25/10 |
Classic Movie Caf?: Boatniks
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
February 25, 2010
The Museum serves up classic maritime comedies, along with fun, pre-film commentary from Museum staff and local experts, and tasty snacks and beverages. In tonight's movie, a young USCG ensign has to deal with the long shadow of his World War II-hero father, the charms of a beautiful sailing instructor, and three bumbling jewel thieves in this Walt Disney classic. The film stars Robert Morse, Phil Silvers, and Don Ameche.
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| 02/18/10 |
Classic Movie Caf?: Mister Roberts
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
February 18, 2010
The Museum serves up classic maritime comedies, along with fun, pre-film commentary from Museum staff and local experts, and tasty snacks and beverages. In tonight's film, join the crew of the supply ship Reluctant in the waning days of World War II and revel in some Oscar-winning performances in this hilarious yet poignant classic, widely considered one of the finest service comedies ever made. It stars Henry Fonda, James Cagney, and Jack Lemmon.
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| 02/11/10 |
Classic Movie Caf?: Operation Petticoat
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
February 11, 2010
The Museum serves up classic maritime comedies, along with fun, pre-film commentary from Museum staff and local experts, and tasty snacks and beverages. This film starring Cary Grant and Tony Curtis asks the question What happens when you mix a submarine, her crew, five nurses, and pink paint? You get a classic recipe for fun, just in time for Valentine's Day!
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| 01/21/10 |
Sailing: Speed and Passion An Evening with Gary Jobson
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
January 21, 2010
The presentation, "Sailing: Speed and Passion An Evening with Gary Jobson," provides a glimpse into the life of one of the world's most famous sailors, and he will preview Alinghi V and BMW Oracle, which will be contending for the America's Cup in Valencia.
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| 12/26/09 |
The Battle of Memphis
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
December 26, 2009
A lecture on the pivotal role Memphis, Tennessee played in the western theater during the Civil War militarily, socially, and economically. The decisive naval victory of the Union Ram Fleet on June 6, 1862, ensured a natural corridor of trade and troops along the Mississippi for Northern forces.
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| 11/29/09 |
Wreathing the Lions
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
November 29, 2009
Kick off the holiday season with the ceremonial wreathing of the four life-sized lion sculptures created by Anna Hyatt Huntington. The traditional donning of the lions with giant holiday wreaths will delight young and old alike! Along with festive food and drinks, this free community event will sparkle with family-filled games and activities.
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| 11/28/09 |
Virginia and the American Revolution
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
November 28, 2009
Virginians contributed a significant number of her sons to serve in the leadership of the American Revolution. Along with fascinating accounts of the contributions of Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Richard Henry Lee, George Mason, Daniel Morgan and George Washington, learn about the contributions of lesser-known Virginians including Captain John Chilton and a range of supporters, soldiers, and even those loyal to the British.
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| 11/11/09 |
Kevin Duffus War Zone - WWII and the Outer Banks
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
November 11, 2009
In 1942, the United States suffered one of its worst defeats of WWII; not in Europe or the Pacific, but along the nation's eastern seaboard. Three hundred ninety-seven ships were sunk or damaged and 5,000 people were killed. For six months, 65 German U-Boats hunted merchant vessels practically unopposed within view of coastal communities. The greatest concentration of these attacks occurred off North Carolina s Outer Banks. Based on his three hour documentary film filled with eye witness...
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| 11/07/09 |
Meet Sculptors Elaine Viel and Elizabeth Mead
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
November 7, 2009
Sculptors Elaine Viel and Elizabeth Mead will discuss the outdoor sculptures that accompany the exhibition Message in a Bottle. Viels sculpture New Catch 2020 symbolizes both the massive number of bottles discarded yearly, and my vision that these bottles might indeed, become the New Catch in the not so distant future. Mead served as an adviser to William & Mary students who created and installed seven additional sculptures on the grounds of the Museum. Following the lecture, the artists will...
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| 11/01/09 |
Meet Photographer Andy Hughes
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
November 1, 2009
British photographer Andy Hughes, whose work is featured in the exhibition Message in A Bottle, currently at The Mariners' Museum, will discuss his techniques and images. Hughes' photographs portray trash as oddly beautiful, yet remind us of the need to clean the beaches and protect the environment. Following the lecture, Hughes will lead a tour of the exhibition.
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| 10/31/09 |
Joe Coburn and The Alvin Submersible
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
October 31, 2009
The Alvin Submersible ALVIN is a free-swimming deep submergence research vehicle operated and maintained by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Capable of diving to 4500 meters (almost 15,000 feet), it has been used in many discoveries and accomplishments including the recovery of a lost H-bomb, and the discovery of new life forms and the Titanic. Come see images of these and other exciting moments from ALVIN s life at sea.
Joe Coburn is a graduate of the US Coast Guard Academy and MIT. He...
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| 10/13/09 |
Lecture
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
October 13, 2009
Come and enjoy a lecture by Bob Wilson, Capt US Navy (Ret.) on the Birth of the US Navy: From the Sons of Liberty Action Off of Machias, Maine to Naval Traditions as Inspired by John Paul Jones. This program includes a tour of the Defending the Seas gallery.
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10/09/09- 10/11/09 |
Harvest Faire
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
October 9-October 11, 2009
Harvest Faire is a modern interpretation of a late 15th-century European fall harvest celebration and tournament, offering three days of medieval-themed family fun, camping and autumn splendor. Entertainers and a market mix with the sounds of good-natured martial competition and the smells of period cooking. Watch craftspeople plying their trades, try your hand at games of chance and skill, and cheer for the warrior of your choice at the Field of Honors. The event features a period encampment,...
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09/19/09- 09/20/09 |
Talk Like a Pirate Days
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
September 19-September 20, 2009
Grab your eye patch and poofy pirate shirt and dress as your favorite high seas adventurer.
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| 08/29/09 |
Intertwined Destinies: Impact of the Naval actions on the British Peninsula Campaign Against Napoleon, 1812-1814
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
August 29, 2009
A lecture on the Impact of the Naval actions on the British Peninsula Campaign Against Napoleon, 1812-1814 by John M. Callahan. Mr. Callahan has career experience in providing government relations and public affairs support to non-profit and government sector clients, including the Department of State and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. John has a keen, long-held interest in Napoleon and the War of 1812.
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| 08/09/09 |
Free Second Sunday
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
August 9, 2009
In honor of their 75th Anniversary, The Mariners' Museum offers Second Sunday Free Admission. From bow to stern, The Mariners' Museum is filled with fascinating stories, captured in priceless artifacts that celebrate the spirit of the open sea. Explore rare figureheads, handcrafted ship models, Civil War ironclad USS Monitor artifacts, paintings, small craft from around the world, navigational instruments, and so much more.
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| 07/30/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Series Featuring Slapwater
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
July 30, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Slapwater on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission from 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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| 07/23/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Featuring Butter
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
July 23, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Butter on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission from 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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| 07/16/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Series Featuring Snackbar Jones
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
July 16, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Snackbar Jones on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission from 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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| 07/09/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Series Featuring Heather Edwards
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
July 9, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Heather Edwards on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission from 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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| 07/02/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Series Featuring Slapwater
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
July 2, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Slapwater on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission from 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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| 06/27/09 |
John Crosthwaite - The Collision of the Stockholm and the Andrea Doria
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
June 27, 2009
This lecture focuses on the USS Monitor and her crew from March 9 through December 31, 1862. Life was difficult for the crew, but through their courage and resourcefulness, they learned how to employ the capabilities of this revolutionary warship. This remarkable story seems overshadowed by other events of the time, but the lessons learned influenced the employment of 34 Monitor class warships during and after the Civil War.
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| 06/25/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Series Featuring Butter
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
June 25, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Butter on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission from 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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| 06/18/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Series Featuring Snackbar and FAB
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
June 18, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Snackbar and FAB on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks, and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission form 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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| 06/11/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Series Featuring Hotcakes and FAB
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
June 11, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Hotcakes and FAB on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks, and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission form 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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| 06/04/09 |
Thursday by the Lake Concert Series Featuring Slapwater
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
June 4, 2009
Bring a blanket or your favorite chair and enjoy live music by Slapwater on the banks of Lake Maury. Adult beverages, soft drinks, and a variety of summer foods will be available for sale.
Arrive early for museum admission form 4:00pm to 6:00pm and tours of the USS Monitor Center Conservation facility from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
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05/30/09- 12/31/09 |
Message in a Bottle
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
May 30-December 31, 2009
It's estimated that each year 14 billion pounds of trash and over 230 million plastic bottles are dumped into the world's oceans.
This new special exhibition, which features the compelling photographs of Andy Hughes and Chris Jordan, will examine the phenomenon of American consumerism and its environmental impact. Sculptures created by students and faculty from Christopher Newport University and the College of William and Mary will also be featured.
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| 05/28/09 |
Kevin Duffus
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
May 28, 2009
For more than 35 years, this award-winning filmmaker, researcher, author, and investigative journalist has followed the wake of Black Beard's journey through history. Along the way he claims to have observed that many historical accounts describing the notorious pirate's last days: the six months following the wreck of his flagship, Queen Anne's Revenge at Beaufort Inlet were inaccurate, insufficiently researched, and as it turned out, not nearly as interesting as the truth. Cost of admission...
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| 05/16/09 |
Rich Asaro
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
May 16, 2009
Rich Asaro's varied career includes crew member/docent on the replica ships at Jamestown Settlement, watch stander and navigation instructor aboard USCG Barque Eagle, and Leadership Instructor for Coast Guard Petty Officers. This presentation details cadet life aboard and how they sailed the Eagle.
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| 05/04/09 |
An Evening with Tony Horwitz
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
May 4, 2009
Horwitz worked for many years as a foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal covering, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, before becoming a staff writer for The New Yorker. This Pulitzer-Prize winning reporter and NY Times best-selling author's books include Baghdad Without a Map, Confederates in the Attic, and Blue Latitudes.
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| 04/25/09 |
Saturday Speaker Series: Commander Darlene Iskra, Author of Breaking Through the Brass Ceiling: Leadership Strategies of Senior Military Women
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
April 25, 2009
Commander Iskra, the first female commanding officer of a U.S. Navy ship, is also a Navy diver. She draws from her own experiences in her book, which explores the strategies women have used to move to the top in a masculine world.
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| 04/17/09 |
Scott Nelson and Carol Sheriff
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
April 17, 2009
Scott Nelson and Carol Sheriff, professors of history at the College of William and Mary, will be the first speakers in the Museum's new Luncheon Lecture Series. Join in as they discuss their book A People at War, which explores the stories of the tens of millions of Americans who fought the Civil War through vividly written accounts bring to life the full humanity of the war's participants. Admission price includes lunch.
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| 04/17/09 |
Luncheon Lecture Series with Authors Scott Nelson and Carol Sheriff
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
April 17, 2009
Scott Nelson and Carol Sheriff, professors of history at the College of William and Mary, will be the first speakers in the Museum's new Luncheon Lecture Series. Come and enjoy as they discuss their book A People at War, which explores the stories of tens of millions of Americans who fought the Civil War through vividly written accounts bringing to life the full humanity of the war's participants.
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04/04/09- 12/31/09 |
Sea Glass: Pieces from the Collection
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
April 4-December 31, 2009
In conjunction with this spring's exhibition The Art of Glass II, presented by the Chrysler Museum of Art and the Contemporary Art Center, The Mariners Museum will open Sea Glass, featuring unique items from the collection that are artistic, functional, or both. Expect to see a variety of items, from lighthouse lenses to bottles of rum, from stained glass windows to a medicine chest and ships in a bottle.
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| 03/28/09 |
Gordon Calhoun
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 28, 2009
Calhoun edits and publishes the Daybook, the Hampton Roads Naval Museum's quarterly journal of local naval history. Calhoun earned his bachelor's in history from the College of Wooster and his master's in history from Old Dominion. He is currently working on an operational history of the Sloop-of-War USS Cumberland, which will be the subject of the presentation.
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| 03/28/09 |
The Sloop-of-War USS Cumberlard with Gordon Calhoun
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 28, 2009
Mr. Calhoun will discuss his research for an operational history of the Sloop-of-War USS Cumberland. The editor and publisher of the Daybook, Hampton Roads Naval Museum's quarterly journal of local naval history, Mr. Calhoun received a bachelor's degree in history from the College of Wooster and his master's in history from Old Dominion University.
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| 03/26/09 |
Alex Kershaw - Escape From the Deep
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 26, 2009
Alex Kershaw is the author of the widely acclaimed and best selling books, The Bedford Boys, The Longest Winter, and The Few as well as two biographies. He will discuss his latest book Escape from the Deep, which tells the story of the sinking of the submarine USS Tang during World War II and the heroic survivors of that disaster. Mr. Kershaw has been a journalist and screenwriter in Britain and now lives in Massachusetts.
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03/06/09- 03/08/09 |
The Battle of Hampton Roads in Popular Culture
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 6-March 8, 2009
Join The Mariners' Museum to commemorate the legendary Battle of Hampton Roads featuring an array of activities for the whole family, such as lectures and tours. The weekend will be packed with fun activities that will educate and amuse adults and children alike.
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| 03/04/09 |
Take a Wetlands Walk with Jane Kirkland
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
March 4, 2009
Jane Kirkland, author of the renowned Take A Walk children's series, will discuss her newest book Take a Wetlands Walk, a guide to the fascinating world of the North American wetlands, and the tadpoles, waterfowl and various other plants and animals who take up residence there. Ms. Kirkland's books, which encourage kids to get outdoors and experience nature, have won numerous awards from both parent's and educator's groups. Representatives from a variety of environmental...
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| 02/28/09 |
Museum Lecture by Tim Lewis
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
February 28, 2009
Tim Lewis will discuss The Virginiad, his collection of poems covering 400 years of Virginia history, from 1607-2007. The text, which shows history through the eyes of everyday folk, mixes songs, hymns, dances, and music in a magical web of poetic rhythms and melodies.
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| 02/24/09 |
Port Security in Hampton Roads with Counter-Terrorism Expert Stephen Flynn
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
February 24, 2009
Dr. Flynn is the Ira A. Lipman Senior Fellow for Counter-Terrorism and National Security Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. He is the author of the critically acclaimed The Edge of Disaster: Rebuilding a Resilient Nation and the national bestseller America the Vulnerable. At the Council, Dr. Flynn directs an ongoing working group on national resilience and homeland security.
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02/07/09- 02/08/09 |
Antarctica: The Mariner's Museum in the Secret Land
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
February 7-February 8, 2009
Join the museum and explore the magical and secret land of Antarctica. The entire family will enjoy special activities and a special exhibition focusing on the museum's most noted relationships with Antarctica: explorations by former Museum Director Rear Admiral George Dufek and Museum Conservators Susanne Grieve. Activities will include presentations by Grieve, a screening of the 1948 Oscar-winning documentary The Secret Land, a hands-on Antarctic equipment display by the National...
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| 02/05/09 |
A Party with the Penguins
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
February 5, 2009
Join The Bronze Door Society of The Mariners Museum for a special evening fundraiser honoring the legacy of former Museum Director Rear Admiral George Dufek and Guest of Honor Muriel Dufek. Meet new friends while enjoying a white bar and seated dinner, followed by a special presentation by Susanne Grieve, Museum conservator and Antarctic explorer. Be among the first to view the temporary exhibition "Antarctica: The Mariners' Museum in the Secret Land."
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01/12/09- 01/30/09 |
Building Better Ships
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
January 12-January 30, 2009
Building Better Ships tells the story of shipbuilding in the 1930s and features the large-scale paintings of artist Thomas C.
Skinner, appointed in 1932 as staff artist of The Mariners Museum and Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Painted from life, these bold, colorful works of art depict various phases of shipbuilding, such as The Foundry where hot steel is being poured into a mold. Also included are early photographs of the Shipyard, oral history interviews, shipbuilding tools...
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10/17/08- 10/19/08 |
Harvest Faire
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
October 17-October 19, 2008
Harvest Faire is a modern interpretation of a late 15th century European fall harvest celebration and tournament, offering three days of Medieval-themed family fun, camping, and Autumn splendor.
Entertainers and a market mix with the sounds of good-natured martial competition and the smells of period cooking. Watch a craftsperson plying their trade, try your hand at games of chance and skill, and cheer for the warrior of your choice at the Field of Honors. The event features a Period...
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01/27/08- 06/01/08 |
Archipelago: Portraits of Life in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
January 27-June 1, 2008
Archipelago: Portraits of Life in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands features more than 60 photographs illustrating the spectacular diversity of the marine and terrestrial life in the national Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) 14th marine sanctuary opens January 27 in the Daily Press Inc. Changing Gallery in the new USS Monitor Center. This exhibition hosts stunning images of rare plants and animals of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, made by legendary fine-art...
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06/01/07- 09/07/08 |
Stationary Voyages
Mariners' Museum
Presented by Mariners' Museum
at Mariners' Museum
June 1, 2007-September 7, 2008
Stationary Voyages explores boats as objects of art, interpreted through contemporary photographs. Twenty photographers were given free reign to artistically interpret a variety of boats from The Mariners? Museum?s collection. Each drew inspiration from the visual character of the boats and let their imaginations run wild. Their work represents a dazzling new perspective on the collection, while paying homage to the original builders of these boats, who were artists in their own right.
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