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July 2018
Mutinous Expedition: A Quest Based on Honest Truth
Relive the story of Jack Tarr, an ordinary seaman aboard Constitution, and his struggle to decide whether to join a mutinous crew or stay loyal to Captain Bainbridge. Explore the galleries to find hidden clues to help inform your decision. Quest kits are available in the Museum lobby.
Find out more »In the Yard: Coffee with a Ranger
Meet a Park Ranger over coffee or your favorite beverage! Ask questions and discuss some of the many exciting offerings and stories connected with the National Parks of Boston! These meetings take place every morning from 9:00 to 9:20 AM throughout July and August at Decca (Building 10) in the Charlestown Navy Yard. For more information visit https://www.nps.gov/bost/index.htm
Find out more »In the Yard: “Old Ironsides” Yoga
Every Tuesday and Thursday throughout July and August enjoy Boston's most unique all-levels vinyasa flow while overlooking the spectacular views of the sun setting over Boston aboard USS Constitution. Each class will have you moving, breathing and working up a sweat for 60-minutes taught by a yoga instructor from Yoga Around Town. Bring your own mat or towel and meet Charlestown Navy Yard Visitor Center on Pier 1. Each class will feature the firing of "Old Ironsides'" cannon and lowering of her flag…
Find out more »In the Yard: Art on the Trails to Freedom
Come see three amazing art installations this summer at the Charlestown Navy Yard! This program, hosted by the National Parks of Boston and the USS Constitution Museum, features work from three Boston-based artists: a sculpture by Somerville resident Chris Frost, a sound installation by Boston-based composer Maria Finkelmeier, and a mixed-media installation by Yale School of Art and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts graduate Marlon Forrester. These installations are part of the National Park Service's Art on the…
Find out more »August 2018
Ready, Aim, Fire!
Are you ready to have a blast? Step into the role of the courageous crew who manned USS Constitution’s cannons and learn the science and steps required to fire a 32-pound carronade in our Ready, Aim, Fire! family program all month long from 1:30-4:30*. While at the Museum, don’t forget to explore our All Hands On Deck exhibit. This hands-on exhibit explores the other daily tasks sailors performed during the War of 1812 – from furling a sail to scrubbing…
Find out more »In the Yard: Boston Navy Yard in the Cold War
Not long after the Allied victory of World War II, the United States faced new threats in the era of the Cold War. Discover how the Naval Shipyard workers stepped up to these challenges and began modernizing the U.S. Naval fleet in the 1950s and 60s. This 60-minute walking tour begins at the large flagpole at the base of Pier 1 and concludes with a special visit aboard Cassin Young.
Find out more »All Hands to Mischief!
Constitution is a busy ship, and work fills almost every minute of a sailor’s day. But, from time to time, the call of “all hands to mischief” meant that even sailors got some time off! During Labor Day Weekend, experience how sailors spent their time between chores and battle in 1812 by writing a message home with a quill pen, playing a board game, or getting a nautical tattoo. After all the fun and games, don’t forget to take a…
Find out more »Highland Street Foundation’s Free Fun Friday
Explore the USS Constitution Museum for FREE on August 31 thanks to the generous support of the Highland Street Foundation. The Free Fun Friday program increases access and opportunities for children and families throughout Massachusetts during the summer months. Every Friday, from the end of June through the end of August, multiple cultural venues open their doors for free. Learn more at http://highlandstreet.org/programs/free-fun-fridays.
Find out more »In the Yard: Twilight at Bunker Hill Evening Tour
Join a ranger and walk in the steps of the British soldiers as they advanced on the colonial stronghold during the battle of Bunker Hill on June 17, 1775. Tour concludes with a special sunset climb to the top of the Monument. Free, walking tour begins at the large flagpole at the base of Pier 1, Charlestown Navy Yard.
Find out more »September 2018
In the Yard: Boston in the War of 1812
Discover the role the Charlestown Navy Yard had in supporting USS Constitution and the Navy during the War of 1812. This 60 minute walking tour begins at the large flagpole at the base of Pier 1, Charlestown Navy Yard.
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