National Lighthouse Museum

Great Staten Island Lighthouse Hunt
2024-05-19 10:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York)
Start time at either the Conference House in Tottenville or the Postcards (The Staten Island September 11 Memorial, Bank St, Staten Island, NY 10301) near the National Lighthouse Museum in St. George between 10am – 11am to allow ample time to finish before 4pm at either location.
Follow map and visit lighthouses in Staten Island.
Take selfies or group photos with lighthouses in the background, receiving your lighthouse stickers at each site.
Learn about the ten lighthouses on and off shore Staten Island.
Have a family-friendly fun day learning about Staten Island’s lighthouse history.

Participation Admission: $35 per carload & $15 per bicycle or motorcycle
INCLUDES:

Lighthouse Hunt Tote Bag (1 per bike/motorcycle & 2 per vehicle included with admission fee, each additional tote is $5) containing self directed maps to lighthouse locations both on and off shore, commemorative stamps, & fun giveaways!
Hunt Participation Award Ribbon upon completion of the route to remember this special day!

RULES:

We suggest two or three participants – designated driver/navigator, and photographer.
Post pictures on Facebook or Instagram and tag us @NationalLighthouseMuseum.

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First Fridays
2024-05-03 17:30 - 20:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301

Paintings by Alfred La Banca Exhibit
2024-04-28 - 2024-05-26 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Lighthouses of the United States
Paintings by Alfred La Banca Exhibit
April 28-May 26, 2024
Opening Reception April 28th at 2pm
Alfred La Banca was born in New York City in 1930. His family spent summers in New Dorp, Staten Island, and so began his love for coastal communities. He owned three IOR-rated sailboats and competed from Maine to Florida – including Newport, Annapolis, Fort Lauderdale and Key West.
Lighthouses were his passion. He called them the “Vanishing Castles of America”. Sadly, these beautiful marine castles are disappearing, often abandoned or destroyed. It was the hope of Alfred LaBanca to rekindle America’s passion with lighthouses through his beautiful watercolor paintings.
His work has been selected for Ritz Carlton Hotels, York Wallpaper and many local art shows.
He was a member of the United States Airforce, New York Yacht Club, New York Athletic Club Yacht Club, Corinthians, Storm Trysail Club and the Noroton Yacht Club.
The La Banca Lighthouse Collection has over 250 paintings. We hope you enjoy viewing this wonderful collection and perhaps think of Al LaBanca when you see a lighthouse.

First Fridays
2024-04-05 17:30 - 20:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Lighthouse Jeopardy Night
Game times are 6pm & 7pm

Iron & Ice: The Full Tale of the Titanic Book Launch
2024-03-10 14:00 - 15:00
Talk & Book Signing with Author Kelly Skwarcan
Iron & Ice: The Full Tale of the Titanic is sure to captivate both those with no prior knowledge of the ship and long-time enthusiasts. Narrative in nature, character-driven, and tastefully detailed, Iron & Ice is set apart by its exploration of previously-glossed-over topics and its fresh perspective on familiar ones. This book explores the Titanic’s “best-of” narratives, divulges little-known facts, and simplifies pedantic technicalities to render the iconic tale engaging and meaningful to the modern reader.
With Iron & Ice, readers embark on a spellbinding journey that begins before the Titanic’s first sketches and ends over a century later in summer 2023. As one of the first books to connect the eerie parallels between OceanGate’s Titan submersible’s implosion and the Titanic disaster, Iron & Ice forges new ground, enthralling readers all the while.
Kelly Skwarcan is graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Notre Dame this year with plans to pursue graduate degrees in performance, and thereafter, counseling psychology. She is looking forward to a career intertwining her long-time love of the Titanic with the psychology of performance in deep-ocean exploration and submergence expeditions.
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NLM First Fridays
2024-03-01 17:30 - 20:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Through the Lens Closing Reception

Sailing to Freedom: Recovering and Re-centering the Maritime Dimension of the Underground Railroad
2024-02-25 14:00 - 15:00
FREE Virtual Presentation
Black History Month Lecture

Listen to little-known stories of freedom-seeking by sea and the less-understood maritime side of the Underground Railroad.
Learn how escapes were managed along the East Coast, moving from the Carolinas, Virginia, and Maryland to safe harbor in northern cities such as Philadelphia, New York, New Bedford, and Boston.
Expands your understanding of how freedom was achieved by sea and what this journey looked like for untold numbers of African Americans. With few exceptions, successful escapes from enslavement in the Deep South were achieved not overland, but by water.

Dr. Timothy Walker (Hiram College, 1986), Professor of History at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, is a scholar of maritime history, colonial overseas expansion, and trans-oceanic slave trading.
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The Black Angels: The Untold Story of the Nurses Who Helped Cure Tuberculosis
2024-02-11 14:00 - 16:00
Author Maria Smilios Book Signing & Q&A
2:00pm-4:00pm
Presentation at 2:30pm
Staten Islanders were always the beacons of light and hope. The National Lighthouse Museum is located at the site of the Quarantine (1799-1858) which was the first municipal complex of hospitals and convalescent facilities to receive and detain the sick and dying immigrants, entering New York Harbor. Heroic Staten Islanders accepted the onerous burden to care for these immigrants.
The inspirational author, Maria Smilios of The Black Angels will be at the National Lighthouse Museum to discuss another Staten Island, municipal hospital, Sea View Hospital (1913-1961) which was pivotal in controlling the tuberculosis (T.B.) epidemic in N.Y.C. Maria recounts the story of the critical role of Southern, Black nurses in the managed care at Sea View Hospital for the incurable, patients with the wasting disease, tuberculosis (T.B.). Later by 1940’s, these “Black Angels” brought the cure of T.B. to the nation.
Maria Smilios was born and raised in New York City. In 2016, while working as a developmental editor for Springer Science she learned about this extraordinary story and became determined to tell it. She holds a Master of Arts in American literature and religion from Boston University where she was a Luce scholar and taught in the religion and writing program. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, Narratively, The Forward, Lit Hub, Writers Digest, Dame Magazine, The Rumpus, and other publications.
The Black Angels: The Untold Story of the Nurses Who Helped Cure Tuberculosis is her first book.
You can find Maria at mariasmilios.com
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Lighthouses Are For Lovers & Friends
2024-02-10 19:00 - 23:00 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Drinks and Lover’s Punch • Hors D’oeuvres
Fabulous Entertainment with The Dreamers
Raffles • Games
Special Thanks to Small Affairs by Elizabeth Graves, Da Noi and Pier 76
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Through the Lens: New Images from the Progressive Visions Photo Club
2024-02-04 - 2024-03-03
The National Lighthouse Museum, a leading maritime sentinel cultural center, and CP Unlimited, a respected provider of supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), will present a new photo exhibition at the Museum as seen through the eyes of CP’s Progressive Visions Photo Club.
“Through the Lens”, running through March 3, 2024, will feature around a dozen images of local monuments, exteriors, and permanent displays captured during excursions in late 2023. The Progressive Visions Photo Club is comprised of creative amateur photographers with I/DD who shoot and develop images, alongside a love of photography and community engagement.
Event Details: Join local leaders, Club photographers, and officials for an exclusive welcome tour and breakfast on the morning of February 4, celebrating the exhibition. Prints and souvenirs will be offered for sale during the public portion and permanently thereafter. Proceeds from purchases will support both The National Lighthouse Museum and CP Unlimited.

POSTPONED TO JANUARY 28, 2024: North and South Pole Adventures with Dr. William Baker
2024-01-28 14:00 - 16:00
Dr. William Baker is an author, filmmaker, professor, and long-time media executive. He is a seven times Emmy Award winning producer, twenty year president of the PBS flagship station, WNET in New York and previously president of Westinghouse Television for a decade. He launched many cable networks and helped start Oprah’s talk show career. Baker has written five books and produced two theatrical movies. He’s believed to be the eighth person to stand on the North and South Poles.
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First Fridays at NLM
2024-01-05 17:30 - 20:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
New Year’s Jazz

9 Hole Holiday Golf Outing
2023-12-01 11:30 - 16:30 | South Shore Golf Course, 200 Huguenot Avenue, Staten Island, NY, 10314, United States
11:30am Kick Off
Bagels, Donuts & Coffee
12:30pm Tee Off
Raffles, Best Ball Scramble, 50/50 Raffles
Longest Drive, Closest to Pin, Straightest Drive,
Lowest Score Prizes
All You Can Eat and Drink
BBQ Lunch with Hot Dogs, Hamburgers,
Chicken, Hot Chocolate, Coffee and Open Bar.
$100.00 Per Golfer
$50.00 BBQ Lunch Only
SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE!
Event Sponsor – $2,500
– Company/Name prominently displayed at event,includes one (1) foursome and two (2) tee signs
Golf Cart Sponsor – $500
– Company/Name prominently displayed on all golf carts
BBQ Sponsor – $1,000
– Includes four (4) golfers and sign at BBQ
Tee Sign Sponsor – $100
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Corporate Foursome – $500
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Tracy Blom Book Reading & Kids Craft
2023-11-26 11:00 - 16:00
Join Tracy for storytimes at 12pm and 2pm. A lighthouse-themed, upcycled craft is available for kids all day!

Museum Store Sunday - Holiday Market
2023-11-26 11:00 - 16:00
Join us for Museum Store Sunday. We will be having a Holiday Market, hot chocolate and refreshments, and a visit from Santa!

NJ Model Ship Club
2023-11-11 11:00 - 15:00
Demonstrations & Displays

First Fridays at NLM
2023-11-03 17:30 - 20:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Lighthouse Bingo Night

SOLD OUT! Ghosts, Murder and Mayhem Along the Hudson River
2023-10-28 11:00 - 14:00
Ghosts, Murder and Mayhem Along the Hudson River
Saturday, October 28th • 11am-2pm
FERRY DIRECTIONS:
DO NOT GO TO THE NATIONAL LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM. The “Fast Ferry” pier is located on the water, by the 1 Bay Street general area which includes the St. George Ferry Terminal and the Empire Outlets. The “Fast Ferry” pier does not have its own address. Google Maps will take you to the general area to find parking either at the Empire Outlets or St. George Ferry Terminal. Please refer to our walking map to find the pier: https://lighthousemuseum.org/boat-tours/ The pier is located at the end of Wall Street behind the Ferry Hawks Stadium. You cannot park at the “Fast Ferry” pier, but you can drop people off at the end of Wall Street. PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY TO PLAN FOR PARKING AND WALKING TO FAST FERRY. Call the National Lighthouse Museum prior to Boat Tour to ask for further explanation if need be.
Join us, if you dare….on a memorable Halloween maritime tour and discover macabre, often terrifying tales of murder, mayhem and piracy associated with the history of the mighty Hudson River.
Immerse yourself in the Halloween spirit and dress in your favorite costume. Enjoy an eerie and haunting look at maritime madness as we journey up the Hudson past the Little Red Lighthouse to the famed Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse exploring key sights and the origin of legends and tales that would establish for Irving his reputation as America’s premiere writer.
Boat Tour: $60 for adults/ $40 for children.

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Open House New York Free Weekend
2023-10-20 - 2023-10-22 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Welcome to our largest OHNY Weekend lineup ever. All 100% free! The majority of Weekend experiences are Open Access—no tickets required. Stop by the National Lighthouse Museum for FREE!
Learn more at https://ohny.org/

The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter Author Talk & Book Signing
2023-10-15 14:00 - 15:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Born in 1842, Ida Lewis assumed the keeping of Lime Rock Light in Newport, RI at the tender age of 15. Set against the backdrop of a country in turmoil and progress, including the Civil War and the Women’s Suffrage Movement, Ida’s seemingly unexceptional life took a drastic turn when the world discovered that she’d been silently saving the lives of countless sailors.
Fame took her in hand and, overnight, she became an international sensation. Something she neither wanted nor got accustomed to. THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER’S DAUGHTER was originally published under the title KEEPER OF LIME ROCK two decades ago.
It has been in continuous publication ever since and is currently under the imprint of Rowman & Littlefield. Filmmaker Nico Raineau has adapted a screenplay based on Skomal’s book, to be produced as a major motion picture.
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First Friday at NLM: Spooky Season Kick Off
2023-10-06 17:30 - 20:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Paint a pumpkin, sip some cider and witness the return of Gladys!

Lighthouse Point Fest 2023
2023-10-01 12:00 - 18:00 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Celebrating Our Maritime History
Lighthouses are worldwide!
A lighthouse has the power to bring people together.
Children’s Activities • Entertainment • Ethnic Food • Lighthouse Parade Contest
$5.00 Suggested Donation
Plus Free Entry into the National Lighthouse Museum!
Sponsored by:
NYC Department of Cultural Affairs
Council Members Kamillah Hanks & David Carr

Fig Fest 2023
2023-09-17 14:00 - 18:00 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Entertainment • Food • Vendors
A Fig King will be Crowned!
All invited to enter Fig King Contest with Fig or Fig Food Entries.
Participants must check into Judging Area.
Registration closes at 3pm. Winner announced at 4pm.
$5.00 Suggested Donation
Plus Free Entry into the National Lighthouse Museum!
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Newark Bay Tour with 9/11 Tribute
2023-09-10 11:00 - 14:00
Newark Bay Tour with 9/11 Tribute
Sunday, September 10th • 11am-2pm
FERRY DIRECTIONS:
DO NOT GO TO THE NATIONAL LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM. The “Fast Ferry” pier is located on the water, by the 1 Bay Street general area which includes the St. George Ferry Terminal and the Empire Outlets. The “Fast Ferry” pier does not have its own address. Google Maps will take you to the general area to find parking either at the Empire Outlets or St. George Ferry Terminal. Please refer to our walking map to find the pier: https://lighthousemuseum.org/boat-tours/ The pier is located at the end of Wall Street behind the Ferry Hawks Stadium. You cannot park at the “Fast Ferry” pier, but you can drop people off at the end of Wall Street. PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY TO PLAN FOR PARKING AND WALKING TO FAST FERRY. Call the National Lighthouse Museum prior to Boat Tour to ask for further explanation if need be.
This exciting tour of Newark Bay, the city of Newark, Bayonne and Jersey City also includes up close visits to four famous memorials that pay solemn tribute to the victims of 9/11: the city of Bayonne’s “Tear Drop Memorial” the two giant waterfall memorials that comprise the footprints of the World Trade Center, St. George, Staten Island’s strikingly dramatic and soaringly wing-like tribute to the 274 Staten Island victims who lost their lives on 9/11 entitled: “Postcards,” designed by noted New York architect Masayuki Sono, and the beautiful “Empty Sky Memorial” located next to Jersey City’s famed Central Railroad Terminal at Liberty State Park designed by Jessica Jamroz and Frederick Schwartz.
In 1928, at its economic and cultural zenith, Newark, New Jersey stood proudly as America’s fourth wealthiest city. By this time, Newark, had produced a dazzling array of achievements few cities could rival: an advanced transportation infrastructure including a subway, America’s first commercial airport, a massive and flourishing iron and steel industry, one of America’s greatest concentrations of beer brewing, nationally recognized retail stores, and a wide range of commercial, civic and cultural accomplishments – all of which catapulted New Jersey’s most populous city to the forefront of American urban life.
Although the city has lost a significant degree of its spectacular economic luster in the present day, Newark’s incredible legacy of economic success and civic achievement is being re-energized, and, at present, the city adjoining Newark Bay and the Passaic River has been experiencing an impressive degree of economic resurgence, one spearheaded by its vital and ever expanding container port industry, the most extensive and important port facilities to be found along the Atlantic coast of the US.
Our tour highlights noted projects and sites of historic economic importance while also introducing us to specific container companies that are engaging new technologies that account for the rapid and tremendous success of this industry.
We further highlight impressive manufacturing, cultural, recreational and housing developments that are emerging all along Newark Bay the Passaic and Hackensack Rivers.
As we pull away from Fast Ferry Terminal between Empire Outlets and Ferry Hawks Ballpark, we describe in detail the “Postcards” Memorial. We then sail up close and personal to Robbins Reef Lighthouse where we learn about the life and career of one of NYC’s legendary Keepers, Kate Walker and the history of this famous NYC Lighthouse.
From the Kill Van Kull, we sail even closer to Zurab Tsereteli’s famed and powerful ten story tall sculpture, “The Tear Drop Memorial” located at Bayonne’s Military Ocean/Cruise Terminal. It was donated by Russia under Vladimir Putin in 2005 to commemorate victims of the 9/11 attacks and the destruction of New York City’s World Trade Center.
From Bergen Point, where a major railroad bridge and the Bergen Point lighthouse once stood as symbolic gateways to Newark Bay, we describe the history of both structures, then head northwards past the Robbins Reef Yacht Club and Union Park, up Newark Bay, past the rapidly expanding giant container facilities of Port Elizabeth and Port Newark, under the iconic Vertical Lift Railroad Bridge that connects Bayonne with Newark, the beautiful Newark Bay (Vincent R. Casciano Bridge) and Kearny Point, which, today, much like the Brooklyn Navy Yard, has been converted into a dynamic center of commercial and manufacturing. Our tour also traces the history and vital role played by the popular Portuguese dominated Ironbound section, which, in the present day, has helped to animate Newark’s current economic and cultural revival.
This tour includes an up close examination of the cities of Newark, Bayonne and Jersey City as well as the history of Liberty Island that once comprised a part of the Oyster Islands.
Since its installation in 1886, the Statue of Liberty, has not only served as a glorious symbol of liberty and friendship with France, but as a fort, a prison, a notorious public gallows, and, as a lighthouse on behalf of the US Lighthouse Service.
Our tour will be conducted by Wade R. Goria, historian, author, and former professor of International Relations at New York University. He is the principal lecturer for all NLM boat tours.
*Combo Ticket Available: $75 for adults/$50 for children.
Includes Boat Tour, National Lighthouse Museum admission and SI Ferry Hawks 4:00 pm Baseball Game.
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First Fridays at NLM
2023-09-01 17:30 - 20:30 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Free Music and Game Night

National Lighthouse Museum at FerryHawks
2023-08-26 18:30 - 22:30 | Staten Island University Hospital Community Park, 75 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY, 10301, United States
Come out with friends and family for National Lighthouse Museum Night and postgame fireworks! We are having an NYPD v FDNY charity softball game and then will have the FerryHawks game right after! The NYPD v FDNY game starts at 3 PM and the FerryHawks game starts at 6:30 and will have fireworks postgame around 9:15 – 9:30 PM. Tickets are $17 and $3 from every ticket goes back to the National Lighthouse Museum. You can also purchase a $12 meal voucher that includes a choice of a Nathan’s hot dog or chicken tenders, chips, and a soft drink or water! We hope to see you at the game!
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The Lower New York Harbor, and Ambrose Channel to Sandy Hook and Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey Tour
2023-08-06 11:00 - 14:00
The Lower New York Harbor, and Ambrose Channel to Sandy Hook and Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey Tour
Sunday, August 6th • 11am-2pm
FERRY DIRECTIONS:
DO NOT GO TO THE NATIONAL LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM. The “Fast Ferry” pier is located on the water, by the 1 Bay Street general area which includes the St. George Ferry Terminal and the Empire Outlets. The “Fast Ferry” pier does not have its own address. Google Maps will take you to the general area to find parking either at the Empire Outlets or St. George Ferry Terminal. Please refer to our walking map to find the pier: https://lighthousemuseum.org/boat-tours/ The pier is located at the end of Wall Street behind the Ferry Hawks Stadium. You cannot park at the “Fast Ferry” pier, but you can drop people off at the end of Wall Street. PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY TO PLAN FOR PARKING AND WALKING TO FAST FERRY. Call the National Lighthouse Museum prior to Boat Tour to ask for further explanation if need be.
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.
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.
*Combo Ticket Available: $75 for adults/$50 for children.
Includes Boat Tour, National Lighthouse Museum admission and SI Ferry Hawks 4:00 pm Baseball Game.
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Lighthouse Weekend Lecture-Lilac’s Museum Director Mary Habstrit
2023-08-05 14:00 - 15:00 | National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301
Lilac’s Museum Director Mary Habstritt is the featured speaker and will look back at Lilac’s 90 years from her launch in 1933 through today. Cynthia Burmeister will share her story of the christening of the last Ambrose Lightship WLV-613. Bill Burmeister will talk about Kukui in the South Pacific in 1960. Free Admission!
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13th Annual Light Keeper's Gala
2023-08-04 17:30
13th Annual Light Keeper’s Gala
Friday, August 4, 2023
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
Speakeasy, Buffet Dinner, and Music
by Joan Caddell & The Midnight Choir
Raffles, Silent and Live Auction, Casino Games
1920s Attire Optional
HONORING:
Wind In Our Sails Award
Robert De Falco, Owner / Broker
Robert De Falco Realty
Light Keeper’s Award
LILAC Preservation Project
National Maritime History Preservation Award
National Maritime Historical Society
Community Lamplighter Award
Northfield Bank
Community Lamplighter Award
Peter Botros
Chef / Founding Partner
Bread & Butter Hospitality Family of Restaurants
* 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
$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
$2,500 Speakeasy Sponsor: 2 Gala tickets, half page color ad in Journal, company signage
$1,500 Museum Awards Reception: Half page journal ad, company logo displayed on banner at reception
$1,000 Bar Sponsor: Sign on bar with company name and logo, quarter page color ad in Journal
Journal Sponsor: $1,000 Full Page Ad – 3.75” W x 10.5” H
Journal Sponsor: $500 Half Page Ad – 3.75” W x 5” H
Journal Sponsor: $250 Quarter Page/Business Card Ad – 3.75” W x 2.25”H
$100 Gala Supporter
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Exhibit Opening Reception: Beacons of the Delaware: Major Lights Tended By Lilac
2023-07-15 14:00 | The National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, NY, 10301, United States
New exhibit “Beacons of the Delaware: Major Lights Tended By Lilac” opens at the National Lighthouse Museum, Staten Island for City of Water Day. Lilac will be closed to the public so that all may attend this event where inventor Augustin Fresnel (played by Joseph Smith) will make an appearance. Free admission.
