The 1928 historic Oyster Schooner, A. J. Meerwald visits Hoboken, NJ hosted by the Hoboken Historical museum on Wednesday, October 21st 2026! New Jersey’s Official Tall Ship, A. J. Meerwald will be sailing from 14th Street Pier located at Shipyard Marina thanks to the Hoboken Historical Museum. The boat will be visiting Hoboken after a … Continue reading A.J. Meerwald Reception and Celebration →

Please join us virtually on Thursday, October 22nd at 7 PM when Carter Craft sits down with Rand Hoppe for our next episode of Hoboken Talks! This online program will be livestreamed on YouTube and Facebook. Carter Craft is an urban planner with more than twenty five years of experience on- and in the waterfronts … Continue reading Hoboken Talks with Carter Craft →

Hop aboard for a guided tour of Hoboken’s vibrant public art scene!  As part of Hoboken Art Month, the Hoboken Historical Museum invites you to explore the city’s collection of public art aboard one of Hoboken’s HOP buses. From colorful murals and historic statues to contemporary installations, this two-hour tour will highlight the artwork that … Continue reading Hoboken Public Art Tour with Bob Foster →

Hoboken's Elysian Fields: The Rise and Demise of a Riverside Paradise October 25th 4pm at the Hoboken Historical Museum Journalist and historian Irwin Chusid, an authority on early baseball, will explore the history of Hoboken’s vanished 19th century waterfront pleasure garden, the Elysian Fields. This iconic site is considered one of the birthplaces of baseball, … Continue reading Hoboken’s Elysian Fields: The Rise and Demise of a Riverside Paradise with Irwin Chusid →

Explore the possibilities of paper through collage. Cut, layer, combine, and transform materials to create an original work of art. No experience necessary. 📅 October 27th | 6:30–8:00 PM 📍 Hoboken Historical Museum Join us for an evening of hands-on creativity as we explore collage as a medium for self-expression. All supplies are included, and … Continue reading Collage Workshop with Susan Olinsky →