New exhibit alert!  The Hoboken Historical Museum is excited to invite you to the opening reception of our next exhibit in the Upper Gallery, “Natural & Plus: New Paintings by Frank Hanavan” on Sunday, June 21st from 2 PM to 5 PM. You may recognize Frank Hanavan and his artwork, spotlighted in a recent Hoboken … Continue reading Opening Reception for Frank Hanavan →

Please join us virtually on Thursday, June 25th at 7 PM when Milly-May McLaughlin and Gianni McLaughlin sit down with Bob Foster for our next episode of Hoboken Talks! Milly-May is a British-American writer, producer, and classically trained actor. Gianni studied filmmaking at the New York Film Academy and made his acting debut in the … Continue reading Hoboken Talks with Milly-May McLaughlin and Gianni McLaughlin →

Renowned maritime historian Bill Miller, known as “Mr. Ocean Liner,” will take attendees on a voyage through Hoboken’s rich maritime history. From immigrant ships to wartime transport vessels, Hoboken played a vital role in global travel and trade. Miller, the author of numerous books on ocean liners and cruise ships, will share captivating stories of … Continue reading The Great Ocean Liners of Hoboken with Bill Miller →

*IMPORTANT UDPATE* The City of Hoboken recently shared the following travel and parking information with us, and we wanted to pass it along to help you plan your visit for the Pier 14 Viewing Party on July 4th. Due to the anticipated large crowds attending Sail4th 250 events and the Fourth of July festivities, Hoboken's … Continue reading Stars, Stripes & Sails: Pier 14 Viewing Party →

Please join the Hoboken Historical Museum for a special lecture to coincide with the World Cup - Hoboken’s Soccer Heritage: Exploring the Local History of the Global Game!  From the Americus and Cosmopolitan teams of the 19th century to the formation of the oldest continually active soccer club in the United States, Hoboken FC, in … Continue reading Hoboken’s Soccer Heritage: Exploring the Local History of the Global Game →

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 →