Events

Learn to weave the seat of a stool using all natural fiber rush on the frame.

In this first course of the Foundations of Woodworking series, students explore the nature of wood as a material and the unique qualities it has, from living organism to lumber.

In this class of the Foundations of Woodworking series, students will learn about the tools in a basic woodworking kit, including layout tools, saws, chisels, and planes.

Building, rather than buying, a cornhole set gain is a chance to gain skills such as the use of an electric jigsaw, power drills and sanders, miter saw, and basic joinery.

Explore the beauty of wood turning and the process of creating simple, elegant objects on a lathe.

Students will learn how to safely handle tools and machinery in a shop setting.

Margaret DiBenedetto shares her mother's story as a WWII military pilot

Come join us for this hands-on boatbuilding course designed for families and/or friends to work as a team building a Kingston Pram from start to finish.

HRMM members are invited to join us for a preview of a new exhibition, Working Waterfronts, featuring the paintings of the late maritime artist, Peter K. Eagleton

Instructor Rich Cerruto will lead this unique boat building course for a skin-on-frame tandem canoe.

Fred Feiler shares his artistic portfolio as a painter of waterfront scenes and an artist of the Coast Guard Art Program

In this brief evening class, learn the basics of using epoxy for marine applications from John Van Buren, who will demonstrate its properties and use.

Join shipwright Wayne Ford in this two-day class where he will teach half hull model carving.

Join master woodworker Wayne Ford at the Wooden Boat School to build your own tool box using joinery.

Learn to weave the seat of a stool using fibre splint on the frame.

Two hour Introductory Sail aboard historic Catboat Tidbit with a certified instructor.

Performance Sailing is a 21-hour class taught by US Sailing-Certified instructors and is designed for sailors who have already completed US Sailing Basic Keelboat to build their skills.

US Sailing Basic Keelboat is a 21-hour class for adults, taught by US Sailing-Certified instructors and covers many topics which a competent sailor will need to master.

This four-session class is designed for adult students (18 and older) who are either new to keelboat sailing or who would just like to get out on the water and learn more about sailing.

Bring your cherished but aging furniture pieces to class and learn how to restore them.

Enhance your skills and add to your home tool kit with this hands on course.

Learn to carve your own spoon from local green wood.

Take this rare opportunity for a master class in boat building from full time teacher and guideboat enthusiast Jon Richer. A “master” level class means that you will be exposed to and experience the complete building process.

This class is for pairs of parents (or grandparents) and their children (grandchildren) ages five to eight. The class introduces students to the basics of sailing in a nurturing environment.

Shipwright Wayne Ford will lead a class introducing students to the principles of lofting a boat.

In this beginner-friendly workshop, Erin will guide you step-by-step as you felt a three-dimensional form.

Join us for this exciting week-long sailing program where students aged 10-17 learn the basics of sailing on 8' Optimist Prams, 14' & 16' Capri sailboats, 14' High Performance 420 sailboats and other sailboats.

The Youth Woodworking class series is designed to introduce youths ages 12 - 16 to the basics of woodworking and carpentry.

Are you thinking about renovating your kitchen? Or maybe installing a few new cabinets or a kitchen island? Then join woodworker Allen Brink for this one-evening talk and demonstration about project managing a kitchen renovation.

During this introductory woodworking class, students will learn to use a lathe and woodworking hand tools to create two of their own wooden pens.

Join us for this one-day workshop that starts with a walk around the neighborhood of the museum to identify invasive plant species. Katie will also talk about how she prepares plant fibers for basketmaking, then guide the class in making a medium-sized functional basket.

Build a beautiful live edge table!

Join veteran woodworker, teach, blacksmith, and artist Vince Sanborn to learn how to build your own foot-powered lathe. This class is designed for intermediate-level woodworkers who are familiar with and have experience using all of the basic power shop tools and hand tools.

In this class, students experiment with a scroll saw, mixing and pouring epoxy resin, and gluing up thin pieces of wood and hand turning wooden rings and bracelets.

The Youth Woodworking class series is designed to introduce youths ages 12 - 16 to the basics of woodworking and carpentry.

Young people ages 10-17 will be introduced to woodworking, boatbuilding and sailing in this 4-day course encompassing a range of STEM focused skills and activities.

Each ticket admits two people, and you will each learn how to tie this traditional decorative knotted bracelet around your partner's wrist.

In this brief evening class, learn all about how a lathe works and its range of use from an experienced woodworker who will demonstrate its properties and applications.

Explore the beauty of wood turning and the process of creating simple, elegant objects on a lathe.

The Youth Woodworking class series is designed to introduce youths ages 12 - 16 to the basics of woodworking and carpentry.

Design, assemble, glue, trim, and finish your own cheese slicer and matching cutting board or charcuterie board.

Come join us for this hands-on boatbuilding course: work as a team building a Carolina Skiff from start to finish.

Steven Schimmrich explores the geology that led to the historical boom of a local extractive industry.

The Youth Woodworking class series is designed to introduce youths ages 12 - 16 to the basics of woodworking and carpentry.

Young people ages 10-17 will be introduced to woodworking, boatbuilding and sailing in this 4-day course encompassing a range of STEM focused skills and activities.

Kevin Clark delves into what life (human, flora, fauna, etc.) in an orchard entails throughout the calendar year.