ANNAPOLIS MARITIME MUSEUM & PARK
Museum
Learn about the Annapolis area’s maritime heritage and the ecology of the Chesapeake Bay through programs, exhibits and community events.
Venue
Two waterfront venues that say Annapolis- our Museum and Park Campus are the perfect setting for picturesque waterfront weddings, corporate events, seminars, family gathering, graduation parties, and more.
Education
We provide field trips and educational opportunities for students – pre-school through adult, a winter lecture series, interactive exhibits, and much more.
Support
Join us in our mission through your membership, donation, sponsorship, or by volunteering your time.
BECOME A MEMBER
Enjoy great benefits while supporting our mission to educate youth and adults about the Annapolis area’s rich maritime heritage. Benefits include day docking, discounts on camps and programs, invitation to member only events and free attendance to Winter Lecture Series.
Upcoming Events
Annapolis, 21403 United States
Annapolis Hall of Fame sailor, Gary Jobson covered the Olympics for NBC and attended the America’s Cup.
Jobson will discuss these events, the future of sailing, and his new book, The Characters of the America’s Cup.
Annapolis, 21403 United States
Chesapeake Troubadour Jefferson Holland, AMM's first director (2000–2012), performs a program of tall tales and sing-alongs.
The performance is inspired by life in Annapolis and on the Chesapeake Bay.
Annapolis, 21403 United States
Chesapeake writer Kate Livie explores the history of the Bay's crab industry and its impact on cuisine and culture.
She shares stories of underrepresented figures, from enslaved cooks to Black entrepreneurs, immigrant merchants, and migrant workers.
Livie also discusses how climate change and globalization threaten the future of the iconic fishery.
Annapolis, 21403 United States
The Thomas Point Shoal lighthouse, guiding mariners since 1875, marks its 150th anniversary in 2025.
The history includes significant events like the grounding of a British warship in 1812 and battles during the Oyster Wars.
John Potvin will cover its history, preservation efforts, and lessons learned, featuring photos by David Sites.
