One-time events alongside recurring classes, workshops, and community programs at the Mathews Museum.
An evening with Peter Jennings Wrike exploring the Revolutionary-era history of Gwynn's Island and its place in Mathews County and the Chesapeake Bay.
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The Mathews Museum welcomes the public to explore “100 Hours Beneath the Chesapeake,” a new exhibit featuring Gilbert Klingel’s remarkable Aquascope.
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The Bay Quilters Quilt Show Exhibit opens September 12 at the Mathews Museum and remains on view throughout the month.
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Free amateur radio classes covering radio fundamentals, equipment, emergency communication, regulations, safety, and hands-on practice.
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Bruce Bracken returns to the Mathews Museum on September 24 for a Meet the Author program featuring his new mystery, “Deceit on Gwynn’s Island.”
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New programs are being planned. Check back soon, or follow us on Facebook.
An ongoing community program for amateur radio learning, experimentation, fellowship, and emergency preparedness. The club welcomes experienced operators, newly licensed operators, and people who are simply curious about amateur radio.
Meets at: Mathews Museum
For: Adults, families, students, and licensed or aspiring operators
Cost: Membership options available
Contact: Allan May, 804-830-0911