DAILY ACTIVITIES VISIT A WORKING SHIPYARD DON’T MISS THESE Mayflower II, which is owned by Plimoth Plantation, All INDOOR SOCK SKATING RINK 11:30 LEARN ABOUT PEMMICAN – is in the final stages of a multi-year restoration. UPCOMING EVENTS Day The Galley THE ULTIMATE SURVIVAL FOOD She is scheduled to depart in spring of 2020: the Buckingham-Hall House 11 AND PROGRAMS! All J.M.W. TURNER BINGO 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims’ arrival. Day Collins Gallery, Sherman Zwicker, which is owned by the not-for- ADVENTURE SERIES 12:30 MUSIC OF THE SEA AND SHORE ♫ Tickets still available! Thompson Building 1 profit Maritime Foundation, was once part of the Chandlery 26 proud Grand Banks fleet that fished the abundant February 20, March 19, April 16 All BUILD A TOY BOAT KEEPSAKE ☺ but turbulent North Atlantic for cod. Today she is a BEHIND THE CANVAS Day Ages 4 and older; 12:45- POP-UP WINTER ART ACTIVITY ☺ rare surviving example of a transition vessel A special program for art lovers. $5 per boat (cash only) 2:30 P.R. Mallory 4 (from sail to diesel power) and is thus equipped February 22, March 21, April 4 John Gardner Boat Shop Annex 38 with smaller masts and sails that were used less 1:00 STORYTIME WITH NEWFOUNDLANDS ☺ for power and more for stability. She is undergoing SATURDAY WINTER TREATS: PUDDING AND PIES 10:00- ICE SCULPTURE DEMONSTRATION seasonal restoration and maintenance and will Children’s Museum 10 February 29 12:00 (weather permitting) return to her home berth in New York City where SUNDAY, Village Green she is the home to “Grand Banks,” a celebrated MONDAY, The Common INTRODUCTION TO HALF MODEL 1:00 RÉSONANCES BORÉALES* oyster bar. CONSTRUCTION Admission $5, Members $3 Ages 3 and younger are free March 7 10:00- FIRE PIT Treworgy Planetarium 9 SEAFARING VILLAGE 3:00 (weather permitting) Visit the houses and gardens of a recreated 19th- CODFISH FRY AT THE OPEN HEARTH S’mores kits available for purchase century New England village. The Buckingham- March 11 Village Green 1:00- LIVE PIANO Hall House, originally situated in Saybrook, 3:30 SUNDAY and MONDAY Connecticut, was transported to the Museum on VARNISHING TECHNIQUES 10:00- CONCESSIONS OPEN Collins Gallery, Thompson Building 1 a barge in 1951. Explore the businesses and shops March 14 4:00 Village Green and talk with interpreters demonstrating 19th- 1:30- WATERCOLOR PAINT AND SIP century trades and crafts. The James D. Driggs ST PATRICK’S DAY MEAL 4:00 ☺R.J. Schaefer 2 March 14 10:30 SONGS OF WHALES AND WHALING Shipsmith Shop was built in New Bedford, Chandlery 26 Massachusetts, in 1885. It is the only manufactory BEYOND BASIC BLACKSMITHING 2:00 WINTER STARS AND THE MARINER of ironwork for the whaling industry known to Admission $5, Members $3 March 18-April 22 10:30 FINDING YOUR WAY Ages 3 and younger are free have survived from the 19th century. WITH TRIANGULATION Treworgy Planetarium 9 Nautical Instruments Shop 23 FAMILY FUN For a more detailed listing 4 9 2:00 ICE AND THE ATLANTIC FISHERMAN: Home Port Treworgy Planetarium visit us on the web at 11:00 ‘LIJAH THE ICE-KING: ON LAND AND AT SEA Playscapes 7 Children’s Museum 10 www.mysticseaport.org/events WINTER IN 1876 L.A. Dunton Seamen’s Friend Society 42 EXPLORE OUR NEWEST EXHIBITS 2:30 ‘LIJAH THE ICE-KING: 11:00 WINTER STARS AND THE MARINER WINTER IN 1876 2 Admission $5, Members $3 THOMPSON EXHIBITION R.J. SCHAEFER BUILDING C.D. MALLORY BUILDING 4 Seamen’s Friend Society 42 Ages 3 and younger are free BUILDING 1 Treworgy Planetarium 9 2:45- WINTER GAMES ON THE GREEN ☺ J.M.W.Turner: Mary Mattingly’s Sea as Studio 3:30 (weather permitting) Watercolors from Tate Open Ocean OPENS MID-JUNE 11:00 WORKING DOG DEMONSTRATIONS Village Green (weather permitting) CLOSES FEB 23 SATURDAY until 3:00 SUNDAY until 2:00 3:00 PORTS OF CALL ♫ S ALT: Village Green Chandlery 26 Tracing Memories OPENS END OF APRIL

11:00- WINTER GAMES ON THE GREEN ☺ 3:00 RÉSONANCES BORÉALES* 12:45 (weather permitting) Admission $5, Members $3 J.M.W. TURNER: WATERCOLORS FROM TATE (CLOSES FEBRUARY 23) 1 Village Green Ages 3 and younger are free In partnership with Tate, Museum is host to a major exhibition Treworgy Planetarium 9 11:00- NAVIGATION QUEST ☺ devoted to the watercolors of J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851), one of Britain’s great- 3:00 (weather permitting) est painters. The exhibition provides an exceptional opportunity to see key works Nautical Instruments Shop 23 spanning the entire career of Turner. A unique collection of more than 90 works, 10 Numbers correspond to map on other side the selection provides a view into the evolution of the artist’s vision and creative Activities with music process. The Museum is the only North American venue for the exhibition. 11:00- HORSE AND CARRIAGE RIDES ☺ 3:00 FREE! (weather permitting) Must-sees for families with children MONDAY SALT: TRACING MEMORIES (OPENS LATE APRIL) 1 Village Green For the exhibition SALT: Tracing Memories by Japanese artist Motoi Yamamoto, the Collins Gallery floor will serve as the artist’s canvas, as for about two weeks he creates a 100-square-meter design of shapes and forms using common salt as his medium. “Drawing a labyrinth with salt is like following a trace of my memory,” #ICEFESTIVAL Yamamoto says. “What I look for at the end of the act of drawing could be a feel- * RÉSONANCES BORÉALIS ing of touching a precious memory.” Join us for a special, live, piano performance by Canadian musician Roman Zavada, set to a stunning 360-degree video of the Northern Lights MARY MATTINGLY’S OPEN OCEAN 2 projected onto the dome of our Planetarium Theater. Daytime performances of The first of four collections installments funded by a grant from the Henry Luce Résonances Boréales are 30 minutes. Tickets for these shows can be Foundation is in the R.J. Schaefer Building. Contemporary artist Mary Mattingly 2020 purchased at the Planetarium starting at 10 a.m. on the day of the performance. dived into the Museum’s collections to choose artifacts for the exhibition Mary There will also be 60-minute shows at 7 p.m. on the evenings of February 15 and Mattingly’s Open Ocean. Mattingly is using her interest in the sea as a platform for February 16. Tickets for these after-hours events are $8 for members and $10 for artmaking. The exhibition is developed from three perspectives on the oceans: non-members, and they can be purchased in person at the Planetarium from 10 a largely unknown space, a massive component of private enterprise, and the ICE FESTIVAL a.m. to 4 p.m. “heart” of our planet. MAP & GUIDE VILLAGE EXHIBITIONS IMPORTANT VISITOR INFORMATION Buckingham-Hall House 11 Thompson Exhibition Building 1 FOOD & BEVERAGE May be enjoyed in designated areas but Performance Stage 13 R.J. Schaefer Building 2 not in exhibits or on vessels. NOTES: Chubb’s Wharf 14 Greenmanville Church 3 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Available for purchase in designated Whaleboat Exhibit 15 C.D. Mallory Building 4 areas. B.Y.O.B. is prohibited. Schaefer’s Spouter Tavern (seasonal) 16 P.R. Mallory Building 4 SIEGEL Gray versions of exhibit vessels are turned o . SMOKING Mystic Seaport Museum is a smoke-free campus. Mystic Bank/Shipping Office 17 Wendell Building 5 POINT Gray version of Morgan faces North. Cooperage 18 Stillman Building 6 SAFETY Mystic Seaport Museum is a weapons-free campus. Burrows House 19 Playscapes 7 RECYCLING Please participate in our recycling efforts by Middle Wharf 20 Thomas Greenman House 8 placing bottles and cans in appropriately marked barrels. Missing Gerda. Mistaken for . Mystic Print Shop 21 Treworgy Planetarium 9 PETS Leashed pets are welcome but may not enter Hoop Shop 22 Children’s Museum 10 31 restaurants, exhibit buildings, or board vessels. Pets should Nautical Instruments Shop 23 Discovery Barn (seasonal) 46 not be left unattended. 30 Have in 2016 position. Shipsmith Shop 24 Ship Clam Shack 25 ATTIRE Shirts and footwear are required on campus. HENRY B. DUPONT Sail Loft/Rigging Loft/Chandlery 26 PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEOGRAPHY Visitors are welcome to IMPORTANT: Latest version of art being sent from Ropewalk 27 PRESERVATION SHIPYARD photograph or record video for non-commercial use only Small Boat Exhibit: Catboats 28 Thames Keel Exhibit 49 unless otherwise posted. The use of drones is prohibited. Exhibits has the stroke weight set to .207 pt. Mystic Seaport Museum Sailing Center 30 Main Shop & Shipyard Exhibit Gallery 50 Mystic Seaport Museum reserves the right to take 29 This map version is .148 pt. Brant Point replica Lighthouse 31 Hays and Ros Clark Shiplift 51 photographs or video of visitors on the grounds to advance Tom Clagett Boat Shed 32 32 our mission. Boat Rentals (seasonal) 33 28 Beach 34 VESSELS IMPORTANT: There also seems to be a di erence in Sabino, 1908 BOAT BECOME A MUSEUM MEMBER Salmon Shack 35 L.A. Dunton, 1921 RENTALS Apply today’s admission toward a Membership and enjoy scale as well. Make sure all imports are scaled Lobster Shack 36 27 Charles W. Morgan, 1841 (seasonal) 33 Mystic Seaport Museum year-round for free. Membership Life Saving Station 37 appropriately. Approximate di erence is 25%. Joseph Conrad, 1882 29 benefits include discounts at Museum stores and restaurants, John Gardner Boat Shop 38 26 free entry to annual events, and much more! Toy Boat Building (seasonal) 38 National Historic Landmark 25 Shipcarver’s Shop 40 1/31/2017; cgf Ramp Access 34 35 EXHIBITS OPEN 10 AM-4 PM Drug Store 41 Bark Seamen’s Friend Society 42 Exhibits with signal flags are staffed by GROUNDS OPEN 10 AM-5 PM 36 24 Charles W. Morgan Stone’s Store 43 professional educators and craftspeople. 38 School House 44 Chapel 45 37 Mystic River Scale Model 47 Thomas Oyster House 48 48 23 15 47 39 22 20 Mayflower II 21 19 14 Steamboat 40 18 Schooner Sabino 17 Sherman Zwicker L.A. Dunton

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