Please join us virtually this Thursday, July 10 at 7pm when Mario Ferrara and Rosanne Versaci sit down with Vera Sirota for our next episode of Hoboken Talks!    Mario Ferrara serves as the St. Ann Feast Chairperson and Rosanne Versaci serves as the St. Ann Feast Co-Chair. They will be joining us to share … Continue reading Hoboken Talks with Mario Ferrara and Rosanne Versaci →

The Museum is excited to team up again with Resilience Paddle Sports to celebrate City of Water Day!  Join us for a 1.5-hour historical Kayak Tour, which offers spectacular views of the New York City Skyline plus intriguing and little-known details about the history of the Hoboken waterfront. Bob Foster will be sharing stories and … Continue reading Historical Waterfront Kayak Tour →

Led by Gabriel Rosario Mongil (Bebe Bambu), this hands-on workshop immerses students in the fundamentals of Puerto Rican mask-making using recycled materials and traditional techniques. Participants will design and create a unique character while exploring the rich history of mask-making as an artistic expression, storytelling tool, and community-building tradition. This workshop is held in conjunction … Continue reading Mask-making workshop #1 with Bebe Bambu →

The Museum is honored to invite you to a screening of "Kaleidoscope Eyes – A Legacy in Stained Glass."  A fundraising project to help rehabilitate the synagogue on Park Avenue, which was originally constructed in 1915, evolved into a multi-decade art project entwining artisanship, Hoboken history, community and their combined legacy. Thanks to the artistic … Continue reading Kaleidoscope Eyes – A Legacy in Stained Glass →

Led by Gabriel Rosario Mongil (Bebe Bambu), this hands-on workshop immerses students in the fundamentals of Puerto Rican mask-making using recycled materials and traditional techniques. Participants will design and create a unique character while exploring the rich history of mask-making as an artistic expression, storytelling tool, and community-building tradition. This workshop is held in conjunction … Continue reading Mask-making Workshop #2 with Bebe Bambu →

Led by Gabriel Rosario Mongil (Bebe Bambu), this hands-on workshop immerses students in the fundamentals of Puerto Rican mask-making using recycled materials and traditional techniques. Participants will design and create a unique character while exploring the rich history of mask-making as an artistic expression, storytelling tool, and community-building tradition. This workshop is held in conjunction … Continue reading Mask-making Workshop #3 with Bebe Bambu →