What Happened To Francis Scott Key Bridge and What We Can Learn
2024-05-23 19:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | NY
A Presentation by Captain Joe Ahlstrom
President of the National Lighthouse Museum
The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore left six construction workers dead after a massive cargo ship collided with the bridge on March 26, 2024. Captain Joseph Ahlstrom, a professor at SUNY Maritime College, will discuss what happened and how we can learn from this tragedy.
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New Jersey Shipwrecks
2024-06-02 14:00 - 15:30 | NY
An overview of shipwrecks off the Jersey Shore with Dan Lieb
Dan is a certified scuba diver having attained a divemaster certification. He has logged over 2,300 dives to date. This includes rescue dives, an important certification to hold in the field.
He has a love for maritime history in the state of New Jersey. For more than two decades he has spent countless hours researching and identifying shipwrecks off the coast. This avocation, coupled with his diving and technical illustration background has allowed him to participate in 30 archaeological expeditions throughout the region. He has mapped well over twenty wreck sites and created illustrations of them for archaeological reports for both state and federal agencies.
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Summer Lights at First Fridays
2024-06-07 17:30 - 20:30, 2024-07-05 17:30 - 20:30 | NY

Celebrate Father's Day with a Lighthouse Boat Tour Circumnavigating Staten Island!
2024-06-16 11:00 - 14:00 | NY
Kick off the National Lighthouse Museum’s 2024 Lighthouse Boat Tour Season and celebrate Father’s Day all at once with this exciting circumnavigation of Staten Island. The series will be narrated by Wade R. Goria. Wade is a National Lighthouse Museum historian, author, and former New York University professor.
Explore fascinating and mysterious sites unfamiliar to most New Yorkers on this exciting boat ride, one that circumnavigates Staten Island taking you past critical points of maritime interest: the historically rich Shooters, Prall’s, Isle of Meadows (the center of what was once the world’s largest garbage dump that now served as Fresh Kills Park representing NYC’s largest park), Hoffman and Swinburne Islands.
Our journey up the Kill Van Kull, and the Arthur Kill waterways, over to Raritan Bay, Princes’ Bay Staten Island’s southern shore around the Narrows contains much important history critical to NYC’s development and to its maritime life: Sailor’s Snug Harbor, the Caddell’s Shipyard and Repair Facilities at Port Richmond, Mariners Harbor, Port Ivory, Rossville, the eerie site of the Ship’s Graveyard, Tottenville, Prince’s Bay and Seguine’s Point together with key New Jersey maritime, commercial and industrial sites located along the Kill Van Kull, the Arthur Kill and Newark Bay including: Bayonne, Elizabeth, Linden, Carteret and historic Perth Amboy, which, overlooks the beautiful Raritan Bay.
Bridges under which our boat passes include the recently renovated Bayonne, the restored Vertical Lift Railroad Bridge, the all new Goethals Bridge, the Outerbridge Crossing and the Verrazano Narrows.
Lighthouses described and seen on this exciting tour include: Robbin’s Reef, Great Beds, Prince’s Bay, Staten Island’s Rear Range, (site of the Old Orchard Shoals Lighthouse destroyed by Sandy in 2012), New Dorp, Elm Tree Beacon and the Battery Weed Light of Fort Wadsworth.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Lighthouse Boat Tours commence rain or shine.
The boat leaves from the NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock. The boat does not leave from the National Lighthouse Museum. 1 Bay Street is a large general area which includes the St. George Ferry Terminal and the Empire Outlets. The outdoor NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock does not have its own address. Please call the museum for further information if needed.
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“Lighthouse Logs” Exhibit
2024-06-23 - 2024-07-21 | NY
Featuring Paintings and Tales of Many of the World’s Storied Lights
About The Artists:
Barbara J. Kraemer
Barbara is an award-winning artist, with her work held in private and corporate collections and appearing in several publications. She is a member of Pine Shores Art Association, The New Jersey Watercolor Society, The Brevard Watercolor Society, and The Florida Watercolor Society, but she is not limited to watercolor. She works in every two-dimensional medium and enjoys the challenge of all subjects, from seascapes and landscapes to portraits. She believes every view can be a compelling painting.
In addition to creating her own artwork, she teaches art in New Jersey and Florida, and in Spring 2024, she was asked to demonstrate painting techniques at Brevard County Florida’s major annual SPLASH Watercolor Art Show. She makes time to also continue her own art studies under the direction of renowned painters. Her work is regularly seen in coastal exhibitions.
Barbara holds a BA in Mass Communications and Public Relations. Her 40+ year career included working for several major New York advertising agencies. She also served as owner and president of A Current Affair, which served the tristate area, providing a full range of special event planning and publicity.

Suzi Hoffman
Suzi is a professional artist working primarily in watercolor/mixed media and acrylics. Her artwork is in corporate and private collections across the nation and regularly seen in coastal art shows. In 2023, she was accepted into the New Jersey State Council on the Arts Annual show and invited to be part of the Heart of South Jersey Arts & Cultural Connections exhibit. In 2021, she was awarded 2nd place in the LBI Foundation’s “Plein Air Plus” national juried competition. She is past president of the Paducah Art Guild and Gallery in Kentucky, and she has been on the board of directors of Pine Shores Art Association in New Jersey for several years, currently serving as Director of their two galleries. She’s also co-curator of the Beach Haven Borough Hall Gallery, and she authored “Guide to the Jersey Shore”, a 2021 publication illustrated by Pine Shores Art Association.
Majoring in art at Endicott College in New England, she continued art studies at the Corcoran Gallery of Art School in Washington, DC and Paducah School for Art and Design in Kentucky.
As a free-lance writer and graphic artist, her client list included theatres, performing arts centers, charitable organizations, advertising agencies, and major newspapers. Before opening her studio, she was marketing manager at Smithsonian’s National Zoological Park in Washington, DC.

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City of Water Day: Picnic By the Bay!
2024-07-13 11:00 - 16:00 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
The Outside Promenade of the National Lighthouse Museum
FREE!
Live Music • Family Games
Guest Expert Speakers
And much more!
Don’t forget to bring:
A blanket or lawn chair • Your favorite picnic dish
Sunscreen and hats for protection • Your family and friends!

The East River and Long Island Sound
2024-07-14 11:00 - 14:00 | NY
Many of NYC’s most fascinating and noteworthy historical sights are highlighted on this unforgettable journey up the East River and Long Island Sound. The series will be narrated by Wade R. Goria. Wade is a National Lighthouse Museum historian, author, and former New York University professor.
As we pass Robbins Reef Lighthouse, aka “Kate’s Light” we recount the compelling story of the legendary Keeper, Kate Walker.
Across the harbor on the Brooklyn side we see the docks of Red Hook, subject of the famous movie about racketeering and corruption that afflicted the lives of Red Hook’s Long Shoremen: “On the Waterfront”, the Atlantic Basin, Governor’s Island, notable vessels at the South Street Seaport such as the Ambrose Lightship and the Waverley, the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, DUMBO, the Williamsburg Bridge, the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Corlears Hook, once a dangerous and sordid hotbed of criminal East River Maritime life.
Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Long Island City, Roosevelt Island and its newly restored lighthouse, Hell Gate, the Hell Gate Bridge and RFK (Triborough Bridge), Wards and Randall’s Island, Astoria, North and South Brothers Island, Rikers Island, the giant Vernon C. Bain Prison Ship.
LaGuardia Airport, the Whitestone and Throgs Neck Bridges, College Point, Fort Schuyler and SUNY Maritime College, the US Merchant Marine Academy, the Throgs Neck, Stepping Stones and Execution Rocks Lighthouses, Hart and City Islands, New Rochelle, Glen Island, David’s Island where Fort Slocum, once stood, and the legendary North shore “Gold Coast” with a stunning array of 1920’s mansions that today, comprise the Sands Point Preserve, immortalized by F. Scott Fitzgerald in the Great Gatsby. Near to the Sands Point Preserve stands the stalwart 1809 Sands Point Lighthouse, the third oldest lighthouse on Long Island.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Lighthouse Boat Tours commence rain or shine.
The boat leaves from the NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock. The boat does not leave from the National Lighthouse Museum. 1 Bay Street is a large general area which includes the St. George Ferry Terminal and the Empire Outlets. The outdoor NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock does not have its own address. Please call the museum for further information if needed.
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Annual Light Keeper's Gala
2024-08-02 17:30 - 23:30 | NY
On Friday, August 2, 2024, we will be hosting our 14th Annual Light Keepers’ Gala as we set sail on the Cornucopia Destiny…honoring:
Robert “Patches” Eisele, Wind in Our Sails Award
Family of Kate Walker, Light Keeper’s Award
Halina McCormack, Maritime Conservation Award
Council Member Kamillah Hanks, Community Lamplighter Award
St. George Theatre, Community Lamplighter Award
for their commitment, dedication and community service to the National Lighthouse Museum or lighthouses nationwide. This year is a special time, as we celebrate our 10th year anniversary and all of the great things we’ve accomplished…while we look forward to all that’s to come!
During this momentous occasion, you can make a valuable impact on our ability to continue in our mission by making a generous tax-deductible donation through purchasing a sponsorship package, journal ad and/ or attending the Gala.
Schedule:
5:30pm Doors Open
Parking not permitted on Museum Plaza
(*See Parking Information)
6:00pm Awards & Champagne Reception
National Lighthouse Museum
7:00pm Board the Cornucopia Destiny
Pier One/Museum Site
7:30pm Dinner Cruise Leaves Port
Sponsorships:
$20,000 10 Year Anniversary Lighthouse Weekend Sponsor: 2 Tables of 10 at Gala, 20 tickets to Signature Boat Tour, Full Page color Ad Inner Cover of Journal, Your Company Name and Logo
$10,000 Event Sponsor; Table of 10 at Gala, full page, color ad in Journal, your company name and logo displayed prominently at Gala on banner
$5,000 Dinner Sponsor: 8 Gala tickets, full page color ad in Journal, company logo on centerpieces
$2,000 Cocktail Sponsor: 2 Gala tickets, half page color ad in Journal, signature drink
$1,500 Museum Awards Reception Sponsor: Half page journal ad, company logo displayed on banner at reception
$1,500 Entertainment Sponsor: Half page journal ad, company logo displayed on the dance floor
$1,000 Bar Sponsor: Sign on bar with company name and logo, quarter page color ad in Journal
Gala Tickets:
$2,000 Gala Table of 10
$275 Lighthouse Weekend Ticket Gala Awards & Reception, Lecture, & Signature Boat Tour
$225 Gala Ticket
Gala Printed Journal Sponsorships:
$1,000 Full Page Color Ad: Journal Ad – 3.75” W x 10.5” H
$500 Half Page Color Ad: Journal Ad – 3.75”W x 5”H
$250 Quarter Page/ Business Card Color Ad: Journal Ad – 3.75” W x 2.25”H
$100 Gala Supporter
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PARKING:
Empire Outlets: 55b Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301, entrance to parking lot is on Wall St. off Richmond Terrace St.
George Ferry Terminal: 12 Staten Island Ferry, Staten Island, NY 10301, entrance to Ferry Terminal Munimeter Parking is off Richmond Terrace
Along Bay St.: 2 hour metered parking

Storytime Hour: Reading of Kate's Light
2024-08-03 11:00 - 13:00 | NY
Readings at 11am and 12pm
Reading of Kate’s Light, a story about Kate Walker at Robbin’s Reef Lighthouse by Elizabeth Spires (Author), Emily Arnold McCully (Illustrator).
Living in the isolated Robbins Reef Lighthouse, overlooking turn-of-the-century New York Harbor, Kate Walker spent her life minding the light, keeping passing ships from running aground on the dangerous shoals. Originally the assistant to her lighthouse keeper husband John Walker, after his death Kate convinced the Lighthouse Board that she was able to manage the hard work on her own.
For more than three decades, Kate lived a solitary life, often totally isolated from the mainland by rough seas and dangerous storms. Tending to the lamps and ringing the heavy warning bell, she helped ships avert disaster– and saved many sailors from the cold, choppy waters when disaster struck.
Elizabeth Spires describes the joys and hardships of a life at sea, detailing pivotal moments in Walker’s life to show her indomitable spirit, and celebrates the determination that drove Kate to keep her home and her livelihood. Paired with Emily Arnold McCully’s atmospheric, vivid watercolor-and-ink illustrations of lonely lighthouses, sun-dappled afternoons, and wrathful storms, this gripping picture book brings turn of the century New York to life.
Books will be available for purchase.

Panel Presentation About Kate Walker
2024-08-03 14:00 - 15:30 | NY
With Wade Goria as the Moderator
Katherine Walker tended the Robbins Reef Light in New York Harbor for more than 30 years after the death of her husband, Captain John Walker. During her tenure she rescued 50 or more sailors from shipwrecks.

Lighthouse Weekend Signature Tour!
2024-08-04 18:00 - 21:00 | NY
Popularly regarded as NLM’s “Signature Tour” this exciting boat tour, familiarizes passengers with key lighthouses that facilitate safe passage from the Atlantic Ocean into Lower New York Harbor. The series will be narrated by Wade R. Goria. Wade is a National Lighthouse Museum historian, author, and former New York University professor.
We explore a total of nine lighthouses: Battery Weed Light located atop Fort Wadsworth, the Coney Island Lighthouse, West Bank and Romer Shoals Lighthouses, the Sandy Hook Light, The Twin Lighthouses of Navesink at Atlantic Highlands, the Staten Island Rear Range at Richmond Hill, the New Dorp Light, and the Elm Tree Beacon at Miller Field, also located in New Dorp.
After sailing past historic Forts Wadsworth and Hamilton at the Narrows, we head under the Verrazano Bridge passing the former Quarantine stations of Hoffman and Swineburn Islands.
Enroute to the Sandy Hook Light, situated near the tip of an eight mile spit at Fort Hancock, a coastal defense base that once guarded the approach of NY Harbor, we learn about the role that this proud and historic beacon has played on behalf of NYC’s maritime trade and its commerce over the centuries.
Cruising on the Ambrose Channel, Sandy Hook Bay and the Shrewsberry River we journey along the Atlantic Highlands past the towns of Keyport and Leonardo, home to Naval Weapons Station Earle and the world’s longest pier as well as Mount Mitchill, the highest point on the Atlantic coast from Maine to the Yucatan in Mexico. The Atlantic Highlands is home to one of the most spectaular lighthouses in America: the Navesink Twin Light Station, the very first structure in America witnessed by immigrants following an Atlantic crossing.
Upon our return along the Ambrose Channel into Lower New York Bay, we head near to the Coney Island Lighthouse at Norton’s Point in Seagate, Coney Island, where famed Keeper Frank Schubert, NYC’s last Light Keeper, resided for 40 years. We are also treated to a memorable image: the bright and powerful lens emanating from Staten Island’s Rear Range Light, located atop Richmond Hill.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Lighthouse Boat Tours commence rain or shine.
The boat leaves from the NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock. The boat does not leave from the National Lighthouse Museum. 1 Bay Street is a large general area which includes the St. George Ferry Terminal and the Empire Outlets. The outdoor NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock does not have its own address. Please call the museum for further information if needed.
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National Lighthouse Museum Night at Ferryhawks
2024-08-10 18:30 - 21:30 | NY
Come out with the National Lighthouse Museum to round out Lighthouse Recognition Week and
complete our celebration of 10 Years of the museum with a fun-filled night at Hawk City.
Purchase tickets to see the Staten Island Ferryhawks go head-to-head with the Hagerstown
Flying Boxcars on August 10th at 6:30 pm using the link below and a percentage of
the proceeds will go directly to the National Lighthouse Museum located in the heart of St.
George, Staten Island. Enjoy great views, good company & fireworks at the end of the night!
We are so thankful for your support and Let’s Go Hawks!
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*Only tickets purchased through our dedicated link will benefit the National Lighthouse Museum.

NLM First Fridays
2024-09-06 17:30 - 20:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Join the National Lighthouse Museum for Outdoor Games and Refreshments. Free admission to the museum.

Environmental Community Meeting
2024-09-12 18:00 - 20:00 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Join the National Lighthouse Museum
and the NY-NJ Harbor & Estuary Program
for a local community meeting!
Tell us about your local community concerns!
How do you use your waterways?
What kinds of programs do you want to see in the future?
Refreshments Provided!
Call to RSVP: (718)390-0040
or email: eballadares@hudsonriver.org

Fig Fest
2024-09-15 14:00 - 18:00 | NY
Entertainment • Food • Vendors
Fig Fest: $5.00 Suggested Donation
Plus Free Entry into the National Lighthouse Museum!
Meet Sir Isaac “Fig” Newton!
A Fig King will be Crowned!
Fig King Contest participants must check into Judging Area.
Registration closes at 3pm. Winner announced at 4pm.
All invited to enter Fig King Contest with Fig Food Entries.
Email Cézanne Bies at Education@lighthousemuseum.org for more details or click here for online form.
Sponsored by:
Robert Defalco Realty
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
Council Members David Carr and Kamilah Hanks
Become a Vendor! Click here for application.

Circumnavigation of Staten Island
2024-09-22 11:00 - 14:00 | NY
Explore the shores of Staten Island!
Explore fascinating and mysterious sites unfamiliar to most New Yorkers on this exciting boat ride circumnavigating Staten Island. The series will be narrated by Wade R. Goria. Wade is a National Lighthouse Museum historian, author, and former New York University professor.
This tour takes you past critical points of maritime interest: the historically rich Shooters, Prall’s, Isle of Meadows (the center of what was once the world’s largest garbage dump that now served as Fresh Kills Park representing NYC’s largest park), Hoffman and Swinburne Islands.
Our journey up the Kill Van Kull, and the Arthur Kill waterways, over to Raritan Bay, Princes’ Bay Staten Island’s southern shore around the Narrows contains much important history critical to NYC’s development and to its maritime life: Sailor’s Snug Harbor, the Caddell’s Shipyard and Repair Facilities at Port Richmond, Mariners Harbor, Port Ivory, Rossville, the eerie site of the Ship’s Graveyard, Tottenville, Prince’s Bay and Seguine’s Point together with key New Jersey maritime, commercial and industrial sites located along the Kill Van Kull, the Arthur Kill and Newark Bay including: Bayonne, Elizabeth, Linden, Carteret and historic Perth Amboy, which, overlooks the beautiful Raritan Bay.
Bridges under which our boat passes include the recently renovated Bayonne, the restored Vertical Lift Railroad Bridge, the all new Goethals Bridge, the Outerbridge Crossing and the Verrazano Narrows.
Lighthouses described and seen on this exciting tour include: Robbin’s Reef, Great Beds, Prince’s Bay, Staten Island’s Rear Range, (site of the Old Orchard Shoals Lighthouse destroyed by Sandy in 2012), New Dorp, Elm Tree Beacon and the Battery Weed Light of Fort Wadsworth.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Lighthouse Boat Tours commence rain or shine.
The boat leaves from the NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock. The boat does not leave from the National Lighthouse Museum. 1 Bay Street is a large general area which includes the St. George Ferry Terminal and the Empire Outlets. The outdoor NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock does not have its own address. Please call the museum for further information if needed.
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October First Friday
2024-10-04 17:30 - 20:30 | NY
Spooky Season Kick Off

International Lighthouse Point Fest
2024-10-06 13:00 - 18:00 | NY
Celebrating Our Maritime History
Children’s Activities • Entertainment • Ethnic Food
$3.00 Suggested Donation • Children under 12 Free
Plus Free Entry into the National Lighthouse Museum!
SOUP CONTEST IS BACK!
Free to Enter the Contest. Click here to Enter.
$7 to Sample the Soup Entries.
Call for performers and artists!
Email Cézanne at education@lighthousemuseum.org
Click here to become a vendor!
Sponsored by:
NYC Cultural Affairs
Council Members David Carr and Kamilah Hanks

Hudson River Cruise • Lighthouse / Fall Foliage Tour
2024-10-20 11:00 - 14:00 | NY
Fall Foliage Tour up the Hudson River to Haunted Sleepy Hollow
Explore fascinating and mysterious sites unfamiliar to most New Yorkers on this exciting boat ride along the Hudson River. The series will be narrated by Wade R. Goria. Wade is a National Lighthouse Museum historian, author, and former New York University professor.
Up the Hudson River to Tarrytown Light near the legendary Sleepy Hollow. See the Little Red Lighthouse under the George Washington Bridge along this scenic boat tour. Along the way, take in the stunning fall foliage along the shores of the mighty, historic, Hudson River.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Lighthouse Boat Tours commence rain or shine.
The boat leaves from the NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock. The boat does not leave from the National Lighthouse Museum. 1 Bay Street is a large general area which includes the St. George Ferry Terminal and the Empire Outlets. The outdoor NYC Ferry-Fast Ferry Dock does not have its own address. Please call the museum for further information if needed.
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NJ Model Ship Club Demonstrations & Displays
2024-11-16 11:00 - 15:00 | NY
Join us for an exciting day of maritime craftsmanship and creativity with the NJ Model Ship Club! Dedicated members will showcase their stunning model ships and share their expertise through live demonstrations.

Museum Store Sunday: Holiday Market & Open House
2024-12-01 11:00 - 16:00 | NY
Join us for a festive celebration at our Holiday Shopping Party and Open House! Enjoy a cozy atmosphere filled with holiday cheer as you browse our museum, unique gifts and artisanal products:

Free Admission!
Nautical Gifts
Refreshments
Cookies

Little Lights Storytime Corner
2024-12-07 12:00 - 13:00 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Young minds will embark on whimsical adventures with the beloved series “The Lighthouse Keeper” by writers Ronda and David Armitage. For children ages 5-10.
Featuring the The Lighthouse Keeper’s Rescue.
Join us for nautical adventures, interactive activities, and the chance to meet fellow young book enthusiasts. Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the joyous atmosphere, as our trained storytellers bring characters to life and ignite imaginations. It’s a weekly celebration of literacy, creativity, and community spirit. See you there!
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Little Lights Storytime Corner
2024-12-14 12:00 - 13:00 | NY
Young minds will embark on whimsical adventures with the beloved series “The Lighthouse Keeper” by writers Ronda and David Armitage. For children ages 5-10.
Featuring the The Lighthouse Keeper’s Christmas.
Join us for nautical adventures, interactive activities, and the chance to meet fellow young book enthusiasts. Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the joyous atmosphere, as our trained storytellers bring characters to life and ignite imaginations. It’s a weekly celebration of literacy, creativity, and community spirit. See you there!
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Fathom
2024-12-14 17:00 - 19:00 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Exhibit runs from December 14th to January 8th
Opening reception on December 14th from 5pm- 7pm
Fathom is a video installation that explores the mercurial experience of time passing and the impermanence of life. Set in a dreamlike, transitional space—part waiting room, part ship at sea—the work evokes a sense of suspension, with figures paused, waiting, and watching. Through their actions, the boundaries between measuring time and space blur, reflecting the paradox that after events pass, only memories persist, hovering between the tangible and the ephemeral.
The title, Fathom, embodies this duality. Rooted in its nautical origins as a unit of depth—once defined by the span of a sailor’s outstretched arms—it also invites the viewer to “fathom” or contemplate the immeasurable: time, memory, and absence. The work is both a meditation and a memento mori, like staring at the sea—immense, beautiful, unknowable.
About the Artist: Caleb Hammond is a creator of performance and visual art. He is an actor, director, and video and installation artist whose work has been performed and exhibited nationally and internationally. In his original works, he explores fragmented and layered imagery, using multiple exposure techniques to create environments that shift and slip, providing viewers with surprising, multifaceted experiences. His work examines the scale and shape of the spaces we inhabit, blurring the boundaries between interior and exterior, monumental and mundane events, expansive and empty spaces, and the passage of time.

Little Lights Storytime Corner
2024-12-28 12:00 - 13:00 | NY
Young minds will embark on whimsical adventures with the beloved series “The Lighthouse Keeper” by writers Ronda and David Armitage. For children ages 5-10.
Featuring the The Lighthouse Keeper’s Tea.
Join us for nautical adventures, interactive activities, and the chance to meet fellow young book enthusiasts. Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the joyous atmosphere, as our trained storytellers bring characters to life and ignite imaginations. It’s a weekly celebration of literacy, creativity, and community spirit. See you there!
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Little Lights Storytime Corner
2025-01-04 12:00 - 13:00 | NY
Young minds will embark on whimsical adventures with the beloved series “The Lighthouse Keeper” by writers Ronda and David Armitage. For children ages 5-10.
Featuring the The Lighthouse Keeper’s Cat.
Join us for nautical adventures, interactive activities, and the chance to meet fellow young book enthusiasts. Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the joyous atmosphere, as our trained storytellers bring characters to life and ignite imaginations. It’s a weekly celebration of literacy, creativity, and community spirit. See you there!
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Little Lights Storytime Corner
2025-01-11 12:00 - 13:00 | NY
Young minds will embark on whimsical adventures with the beloved series “The Lighthouse Keeper” by writers Ronda and David Armitage. For children ages 5-10.
Featuring the The Lighthouse Keeper’s Catastrophe.
Join us for nautical adventures, interactive activities, and the chance to meet fellow young book enthusiasts. Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the joyous atmosphere, as our trained storytellers bring characters to life and ignite imaginations. It’s a weekly celebration of literacy, creativity, and community spirit. See you there!
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USCG and Prohibition with Timothy Dring
2025-01-12 14:00 - 15:00 | NY
During Prohibition in the United States, the Coast Guard played a significant role in enforcing the ban on alcoholic beverages. They patrolled the coastlines and arrested smugglers, and several service members lost their lives during law enforcement missions.
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Little Lights Storytime Corner
2025-01-18 12:00 - 13:00 | NY
Young minds will embark on whimsical adventures with the beloved series “The Lighthouse Keeper” by writers Ronda and David Armitage. For children ages 5-10.
Featuring the The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch.
Join us for nautical adventures, interactive activities, and the chance to meet fellow young book enthusiasts. Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the joyous atmosphere, as our trained storytellers bring characters to life and ignite imaginations. It’s a weekly celebration of literacy, creativity, and community spirit. See you there!
RSVP today!
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