Mims will share his eye-opening investigation into the new rules of online commerce, supply chain management, and transportation.

Hear from historian John V. Quarstein when he tells of the Naval War of the Pacific and the Chilean ironclad Huȧscar.

Join us in the galleries on the second Sunday of every month for a unique and inclusive time where guests can experience the Museum within a quieter, less crowded environment.

Come explore the mysterious uncharted worlds of space and ocean exploration with Erika Cosme, the Museum’s content and interpretation developer, during this thrilling virtual presentation! Learn about the similarities and differences between these captivating worlds, and how their unknowns influence humankind’s relentless quest for knowledge about them.

Stretching 1,800 miles down the eastern coast and with its indigenous African, Middle Eastern and Asian influences, the Swahili coast has been a place of historical, cultural, economic, and political interactions and exchanges for thousands of years.

Nilotic Peoples delves into the cultures, traditions, and practices of many of these tribal groups, and how they are viewed in our world today.

Hear the fascinating stories behind some of history’s most famous and lesser-known pirate queens who ruled the seas.

Dr. Natalie S. Robertson devoted 30 years of research, from Benin to Alabama, shares the story of Clotilda, the last American slave ship, and to tell the startling truth about the Clotilda smuggling crime.