This Thursday in the Winter Lectures of the Anaapolis Marine Museum – an eye on Anapolis

The Maritime Museum and Park Anapolis will host its annual winter lectures, including eight sessions sessions on Thursday from January 9 to February 27, 2025. Each lecture begins at 19:00 and deepens in topics such as marine history, Local heritage, science and marine art.

February 13: Resistance to Practice: Adapting to Elevation of Sea level in Annapolis

The Stantec representative, Cameron Ramey, will discuss the planning of an increase in sea level (SLR) at the Annapolis Marine Museum. The emphasis will be on “sustainability” at the level of the Community, Resident and Industry. Ramey will emphasize key projects related to rising sea level

$ 10 reception and free for the first half and above members of the museum. Limited seating areas. Please register and save your place. A virtual option available, please book a virtual space to get a zoom connection.

February 20: In the photo on time: the artist’s trip around Chesapik

Neil Harpe’s new book, pictured in time: the artist’s journey around Chesapike, includes over 125 unpublished photos from the 80s and photographs of Chesapik Bay from the 90s.

The book also shows the works of art, inspired by these emblematic images.

$ 10 reception and free for the first half and above members of the museum. Limited seating areas. Please register and save your place. A virtual option available, please book a virtual space to get an increase.

February 27: Chesapeake Invaders: The Ecology and Economy of Blue Catfish in the Bay

Photographer Jay Fleming will share photos and stories about the invasive son of Chesapiq Bay, emphasizing his economic and environmental impacts.

The chef Matthew Lego of Leo will discuss the culinary qualities of the blue catfish and offer samples to the audience.

$ 10 reception and free for the first half and above members of the museum. Limited seating areas. Please register and save your place. A virtual option available, please book a virtual space to get a zoom connection.

Registration details

Pre -registration is assumed due to limited space. The registration fee of $ 10 per person is paid at the door first, first service. Entrance is free for members of the first half ($ 150) and above.

For more information and to register, visit the page of the Anaapolis Marine Museum and the Winter Lecture Series of the Park.

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