Anne and Ridley Enslow will conduct a special performance-lecture that brings the Revolutionary War era to life through music. Dressed in period costume and performing on authentic instruments such as the violin and hammered dulcimer, the Enslows will share stirring liberty songs, ballads, and dance tunes that once echoed through colonial America. Blending performance with … Continue reading A Revolutionary War Era Musical Performance Presented by Anne and Ridley Enslow →

Architectural historian John Gomez will explore the rich architectural history of Hoboken’s sacred spaces in this engaging lecture on the city’s historic churches. From grand Gothic Revival structures to more modest parish buildings, Hoboken’s houses of worship reflect the diverse communities that shaped the city’s development. Gomez will examine how architectural styles, materials, and design … Continue reading Sacred Spaces: The Architecture of Hoboken’s Historic Churches with John Gomez →

Architect and historic preservationist Ana Sanchez, AIA, explores the diverse 19th century architectural styles that define Hoboken. With extensive experience in restoring row houses and mitigating flood damage post-Hurricane Sandy, she brings a deep understanding of Hoboken’s built environment. This lecture will highlight the city’s public buildings, and residential streetscapes—from worker housing and cold-water flats … Continue reading Exploring Hoboken’s Architecture with Ana Sanchez →

Introducing the First-Ever Hoboken Coffee Crawl! We’re thrilled to announce a brand-new citywide event from the Hoboken Historical Museum — the Hoboken Coffee Crawl, happening Sunday, September 20, 2026 from 9:00am–3:00pm. Spend a fall Sunday sipping, strolling, and discovering Hoboken one cup at a time. This self-guided tasting experience invites you to explore the city … Continue reading Hoboken Coffee Crawl →