SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: The Mariners' Museum is planning to open its galleries in late May. The Park and Trail remain open. MORE INFO.

Hop online for new discoveries as The Mariners’ Museum highlights hidden treasures of the library and from our Museum’s Collection.

Connect with nature on a guided tour of The Mariners’ Park and the Noland Trail! This walk features an in-depth narrative of trees and plants, including an overview history of the scenic 550-acre Park.

Hear from Wisteria Perry, manager of interpretation and community outreach, as she shares stories of passengers who survived that fateful voyage on Titanic.

Connect with nature on a guided tour of The Mariners’ Park and the Noland Trail! This walk features an in-depth narrative of trees and plants, including an overview history of the scenic 550-acre Park.

Hop online for new discoveries as The Mariners’ Museum highlights hidden treasures of the library and from our Museum’s Collection.

Explore the history of ancient Greek coinage and dig into the Museum’s Collection for hidden treasures with Jennifer Hackney, material culture educator at The Mariners’ Museum.

Hear from Historian John V. Quarstein when he presents on a series of battles fought along the North Carolina Coast between February and June 1862 which were part of Burnside’s Expedition.

Hop online for new discoveries as The Mariners’ Museum highlights hidden treasures of the library and from our Museum’s Collection.

Connect with nature on a guided tour of The Mariners’ Park and the Noland Trail! This walk features an in-depth narrative of trees and plants, including an overview history of the scenic 550-acre Park.

Calling all nature enthusiasts! Join The Mariners’ Museum and Park in the 2021 City Nature Challenge, an international four-day bioblitz competition!

Hear from Historian John V. Quarstein as he presents on the first battle of Memphis that was fought on the Mississippi River, and witnessed by many of the citizens of Memphis, Tenn.

Ron Lewis, a docent at The Mariners’ Museum, examines the life and legends of an admiral and a lord whose name is prominent as Napoleon – Horatio Nelson.

From family-friendly programs to Civil War and an array of popular maritime topics, explore all the ways we are connected through the world’s water. While our galleries are temporarily closed, The Mariners’ team is here to take captivating stories from our Collection online to share with you and your family!

Fun for both children and caregivers, enjoy a book reading with Lauren Furey, manager of visitor engagement. Designed for children from 18 months to 8 years, Lauren takes you and your little mariners on a journey to show how we are all connected to the world’s waters.

Situated on 550 acres of rolling woodlands, The Mariners' Park offers visitors a quiet and serene nature retreat. Whether taking a stroll or hike on our award-winning five-mile Noland Trail that surrounds the Mariners' Lake or enjoying a picnic at the famous Lions Bridge, every visit to this beautiful urban oasis will bring a new experience every time!