The Calvert Marine Museum and Museum Store are closed on New Year's Day. Have a safe and Happy New Year!

This program is designed to invite adults and children to discover the museum together through music, stories, and special activities. Free drop-in program for children 18 months to three years and their caregivers. For the safety and enjoyment of everyone, older children and siblings may not attend – with the exception of infants.

Join Mark Wilkins, Curator of Maritime History at the Calvert Marine Museum, as he explores "Maryland in the Age of Sail." This eight week lecture series includes topics such as European expansionism, the tobacco trade, the Civil War on the Chesapeake, and traditional Maryland watercraft of the 19th and 20th centuries. Lectures are free and open to the public.

For preschoolers ages 3 – 5, with an adult. This program focuses on one of the museum's three themes and usually includes a story and craft activity.

Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with CMM Education Staff as we remember the humanitarian efforts of one of our nation’s Civil Rights Leaders. There will be activities for children and adults as well as a presentation of the Civil Rights Movement in Southern Maryland.

Join Mark Wilkins, Curator of Maritime History at the Calvert Marine Museum, as he explores "Maryland in the Age of Sail." This eight week lecture series includes topics such as European expansionism, the tobacco trade, the Civic War on the Chesapeake, and traditional Maryland watercraft of the 19th and 20th centuries. Lectures are free and open to the public.

Musical group Wylder is known for writing rhythmic, lyrically-driven indie-folk with a penchant for foreboding storytelling about family and loss. First formed in Virginia by singer/guitarist Will McCarry, the group grew to include Lonnie Southall on guitar/mandolin, Mike Pingley on drums, and Jackson Wright on bass/piano. Their debut album, Rain and Laura, caught the attention of Train’s Pat Monahan, who premiered their last two singles “Bitter” and “Save a Way” on his Sirius XM program Train Tracks, kicking off a successful run on AAA stations around the country.