The Museum is proud to announce our next exhibit “Recent Works by Raymond Smith” in the Upper Gallery! All are invited to his opening reception, which is a stop on the Hoboken Artists’ Studio Tour, on Sunday, November 3rd, from 2pm-5pm at the Museum.  Raymond Smith is an accomplished painter, illustrator, and graphic designer, specializing … Continue reading Opening Reception for Raymond Smith →

Join us for the Second Saturday Storytime & Crafts with Hoboken Jack Silbert and Bill Curran at the Grand Street Branch of the Hoboken Public Library, located in the Multi-Purpose Center, 2nd floor!

Please join us at the Hoboken Historical Museum for the book launch for Dr. Edwin Duroy!  Dr. Edwin Duroy was born in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, and moved to Hoboken as a child. Living there for 52 years, he witnessed the community’s transformation and the tragic fires of the 1970s and 1980s. A retired educator and … Continue reading Book Launch with Dr. Edwin Duroy →

Please join us this Saturday for a special Friendsgiving edition of Walkway Pops! Support small vendors, shop and eat in the museum walkway from 1-6pm.

Join us for a special evening to celebrate the Museum! https://secure.givelively.org/event/hoboken-historical-museum-inc/dueling-sinatras-museum-gala

Join the Thomas Edison Film Festival for a screening in honor of Universal Human Rights Month. We will be screening the documentary "13 Driver's Licenses" and will be joined by the director Ryoya Terao, writer/producer Elisabeth Gareis, and music composer David B. Smith. The discovery of 13 confiscated driver’s licenses from 1938 leads a small … Continue reading 13 Driver’s Licenses Screening →

Please join the Museum for “Roots Revisited: Celebrating Janine Pommy Vega” on Sunday, December 8 at 4pm! This live public event will feature four notable Hudson County poets celebrating legendary poet Janine Pommy Vega who grew up in Union City, NJ. Janine graduated high school as class valedictorian at the age of 16. She moved … Continue reading Roots Revisited: Honoring Janine Pommy Vega →