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Events and Programming
Campus Martius Museum and the Ohio River Museum offer community programs, children’s events, historical camps, artisan fairs and more. Check back here often for our current listing of events and to read about our current temporary exhibits! For more information on any event listed below, please contact us at 740-373-3750 or Toll Free 800-860-0145 you can trust
Brown Baggin’ Thru History
February 5, 2016 (First Friday of every other month)
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: Noon – 1PM
Cost: FREE Program. Discounted admission for tour of museum
Leon Alexander as Benjamin Franklin (1706 – 1790)
Revolutionary, founding father, printer, scientist, inventor, journalist, traveler, diplomat, thinker, civic leader, natural philosopher, humorist, librarian, organizer, militia member, international celebrity, and quintessential American. Benjamin Franklin was one of the most extraordinary men in history and the most famous American of his time. He was the only founding father to sign the Declaration of Independence, the Treaty of Paris, and the United States Constitution.
This program is free thanks to the generous support of the Washington County Public Library.
Make-It Take-It Valentines
February 6, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: 1:00PM – 3:00PM
Cost: $10 per person
Join Cupid’s Workshop! Make this Valentine’s Day legendary by creating your own Valentine Cards to give to the special people in your life. All the materials will be provided. Just bring your imagination and a little inspiration. A history of Valentine’s Day and how it all began will give us plenty to talk about as you create one of a kind keepsakes for all those Valentine’s in your life. Children are welcome when accompanied by an adult! Reservations required.
Contemporary Gunmakers & Allied Artists Show
February 13, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: 9:30 – 4:00
Cost: Regular Museum Admission
Campus Martius Museum will once again host its annual salute to traditional gunmakers and artists of the Ohio Valley February 13th, 9:30 until 4:00. From the first arrival of the Ohio Company settlers to present day this area has always been the forefront of quality craftsmanship. Firearms were an essential tool in everyday life and used not only for hunting but for competition shooting. The makers of these longrifles took great pride in their workmanship in the same manner as today’s craftsman do their work.
Campus Martius will feature the work of several dozen traditional gunmakers from around the Ohio Valley as well as several other craftsmen who work in the manner of the 18th and 19th century. Many of these artists are nationally recognized for their work which can be found in museums and private collections around the country. Featured along with the gunmakers will be horn makers, hunting bag makers, leather workers, tinsmithing, cabinet making and other allied trades.
Featured this year will be the art of the horn worker. Cattle horns were used in a variety of objects from powderhorns to transparent windows in lanterns, drinking cups, spoons and measures. Many horn workers would decorate their wares with names and other artistic designs. This art was called scrimshaw and added a personal touch to the work. Matt Blosser, a horn worker from Glenmont, Ohio will be demonstrating scrimshaw decoration throughout the day and will be available to answer questions about this lost art.
For questions contact Bill Reynolds at 740-373-3750.
President’s Day at the Museum
February 20, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: 9:30AM – Noon
Cost: $15 per person; $11 for members
Presidents’ Day is typically a day set aside to honor George Washington and Abraham Lincoln but there are 44 U.S. Presidents to be recognized. This year we are going to look at a number of different presidents and learn interesting and sometimes amusing stories and facts about them. Some presidents you may never have heard of! Come to Campus Martius Museum and find out why Ohio earned the nickname, “the Mother of Presidents”. Join us for crafts, activities, and games as we learn about the presidency, the men from Ohio who became president, and the various symbols that represent Ohio and our nation.
Reservations required:
Call 740-373-3750, space is limited.
Fee per child is $15. Member of the Friends of the Museums: $11
Mystery Dinner Theatre
March 4, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time:
6:00PM Drinks & hors d’oevres
6:30PM Dinner
7:00PM The Show Begins!
Cost: $60
Mystery: Now You See It…Now You Don’t…
The crowd was hushed as the museum proprietor got ready to unveil the prized display of the evening, the Lickety-Split Diamond, only to find it had been stolen while the crowd mingled in ignorant bliss. Now it is up to you, your guests, and the detective to find the thief and restore the diamond to its rightful place, getting unveiling back on track!
Who is the carat caper, and who will solve the crime to make this night of mystery the night of beauty it was intended to be? Dress in your fanciest evening gowns and suits – Optional. This is a museum unveiling, after all, and only the finest will do. Tonight will be an evening of high fashion, and suspenseful mystery, with one thrilling conclusion.
Ticket includes dinner, dessert, drinks, and a show!
Live entertainment is provided by the Murder Mystery Company: The experts in mystery entertainment!
There is limited seating so RSVP now! (740) 373-3750
Brown Baggin’ Thru History
April 1, 2016 (First Friday of every other month)
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: Noon – 1PM
Cost: FREE Program. Discounted admission for tour of museum
Guest Speaker: Drew Tanner/ Photographic Artist of Williamstown, W. Va.
Drew Tanner has worked as a journalist, photographer, arts administrator and freelance digital media consultant. He currently serves as Marketing Director for the historic Peoples Bank Theatre in downtown Marietta. Equally comfortable in the traditional and digital darkroom, over the past five years, his photography has branched into 19th century historic processes, including the making of ambrotypes, tintypes, glass negatives, ivorytypes and salt printing.
His teachers have included both long-time wet-plate photographer John Coffer and Photographic Process Historian Mark Osterman, of the George Eastman Museum. Through these historic processes, Drew engages with photography as a very hands-on, physical medium, rather than digital abstraction. The processes themselves demand that attention and focus on the craftsmanship of the photographic object itself.
This program is free thanks to the generous support of the Washington County Public Library.
Welcome Back Carp
April 2, 2016
Where: Ohio River Museum
Time: 9:30AM – 5PM; Programs 10AM – 12PM
Cost: Half off admission
Join Carpy on the grounds of the Ohio River Museum for our annual Carp Egg Hunt! Hundreds of eggs will be available for the grabbing with each egg filled with candy and trinkets. River related carnival games such as duck pond, fish-for-a-prize, frog bull’s eye, fish bowl toss, rain gutter boat races, and much more will be inside the Ohio River Museum immediately following the Carp Egg Hunt! Visitors will receive half off admission at the Ohio River Museum and Campus Martius Museum for the entire day! Tours of the W.P. Snyder Jr. are included in the admission. Help us celebrate the opening of the Ohio River Museum and W.P. Snyder Jr. for the 2016 season!
Brown Baggin’ Thru History
June 3, 2016 (First Friday of every other month)
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: Noon – 1PM
Cost: FREE Program. Discounted admission for tour of museum
Guest Speaker: Andrew Richmond
Andrew Richmond is an independent appraiser and consultant in antiques and art. With degrees in history from Kenyon College and American Material Culture from the Winterthur Program/University of Delaware, Andrew’s passion is the decorative arts of Ohio. He has lectured and published widely on the subject and has curated two major exhibition: Equal in Goodness: Ohio Decorative Arts 1788-1860 and A Tradition of Progress: Ohio Decorative Arts 1860-1945. He also serves on the boards of several museums and decorative arts organizations.
Buy Local or By River: Furnishing Early Ohio
Contrary to popular beliefs, the Ohio frontier was not a remote backwoods devoid of style. Trade via the rivers and lakes, and later, the canals, provided easy access to all manner of goods produced in eastern urban centers and in Europe. While early Ohioans did import great quantities of goods, they also produced equally great quantities of goods as well. Using both documentary evidence and surviving objects, we’ll examine the wide range of goods both made and used in on the Ohio frontier, and how trade networks and consumer choice played key roles in the furnishing of frontier homes.
This program is free thanks to the generous support of the Washington County Public Library and the Ohio Humanities Council.
Jazzin’ Up the Museums
June 3, 2016
Where: Valley Gem Sternwheeler
Time: 7PM – 9PM
Cost: $40 per person; $75 per couple
Join the Friends of the Museums and delight in a light meal, buffet style including prime rib and chicken madeira, on the Valley Gem Sternwheeler. Dance the night away while cruising down the Ohio River listening to a live band playing favorites from the 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s era! A cash bar will be available. Tickets include your meal, musical entertainment, & 2 hour cruise.
Your involvement and contribution enables the Campus Martius & Ohio River Museums to offer a wide variety of programs for the community’s enjoyment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Schedule
6:30 PM – Begin Boarding the Valley Gem Sternwheeler
7:00 PM – Departure
9:00 PM – Return to Valley Gem Boat Docks
Reservations Required. (740) 373-3750
$40 per person
$75 per couple
All Tickets are non-refundable
Summer Camp
June 22-24, 2016
Where: TBD
Time: TBD
Cost: $65 per student; FOM Members $60
Who: Children grades 3-6; RSVP by June 17, 2016
Spend your week at Campus Martius and the Ohio River Museum with hands on, interactive activities held inside and outside. We promise there will be something for everyone’s interests.
Each day will be filled with new activities. Thursday afternoon will feature a ride on the Valley Gem. Don’t tell our secret but all activities will be fun AND educational, incorporating science, math, language arts and social studies.
Snacks will be provided each day but each child will need to bring a lunch each day. Registration is required by June 17, 2016. Contact Glenna Hoff at (740) 373-3750 or ghoff@campusmartiusmuseum.org
Brown Baggin’ Thru History
August 5, 2016 (First Friday of every other month)
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: Noon – 1PM
Cost: FREE Program. Discounted admission for tour of museum
Guest Speaker: Judi Tarowsky
When was the last time you heard a good story? Isn’t it time to enjoy a good story once more? Discover the wonder and sheer fun of live storytelling with Judi!
A member of the West Virginia Storytelling Guild and Ohio Order for the Preservation of Storytelling, Judi is a storyteller whose repertoire includes fascinating historic programs, tales with Appalachian heart, ghostly tales to send a shiver up your spine, and hilarious tales that get taller each time they’re told. Bring a brown-bag lunch. This lunch-hour program is free, thanks to the generous support of the Washington County Public Library.
Museum Day
August 6, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum & the Ohio River Museum
Time: All Day
Cost: FREE Admission (Does not apply to groups)
On August 6th come to celebrate museum day and discover everything that Campus Martius and the Ohio River Museum has to offer.
A visit to the museums will not just be for historical discovery but also accented by a variety of musicians playing a cornucopia of melodies from an earlier era. There will be something for everyone from toddlers to seniors. Storytellers will abound with tall tales to leave you on the edge of your seat.
Children will delight with narratives such as Steamboat Annie and the Giant Catfish. Adults can listen to accounts by Chuck Parrish as he takes a trip to the past to show the history of Ohio River Navigation. Doc Hollen, Purveyor of Patent Medicine, will be on hand with his Medicine Show to entertain and mystify. Visitors can step back in time when con men traveled the country side telling tall tales and selling snake oil to cure all.
This is just a little of what the day will offer! So, mark your calendars for Saturday, August 6, 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM at Campus Martius & the Ohio River Museums. And remember, this entire event is FREE!
Brunch with Mark Twain
September 17, 2016
Where: Valley Gem Sternwheeler
Time: 9AM – 11AM
Cost: $30 per person – Reservations required
Come and support the Inland Waterways Festival while on board the Valley Gem Sternwheeler. Enjoy a breakfast buffet, 2 hour cruise on the Valley Gem Sternwheeler, and live entertainment by Mark Twain. A 50/50 drawing will be available on board!
Reservations required by September 16, 2016
The Inland Waterways Festival is a free event open to the public. The mission is to provide a venue for the public to explore the history, industry, and environmental aspects of our inland waterways, promoting a greater understanding of what has inspired many generations to live, work, and play along our rivers and streams.
For reservations contact
Campus Martius Museum
(740) 373-3750
Brown Baggin’ Thru History
October 7, 2016 (First Friday of every other month)
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: Noon – 1PM
Cost: FREE Program. Discounted admission for tour of museum
Guest Speaker: Andrew Richmond
Andrew Richmond is an independent appraiser and consultant in antiques and art. With degrees in history from Kenyon College and American Material Culture from the Winterthur Program/University of Delaware, Andrew’s passion is the decorative arts of Ohio. He has lectured and published widely on the subject and has curated two major exhibition: Equal in Goodness: Ohio Decorative Arts 1788-1860 and A Tradition of Progress: Ohio Decorative Arts 1860-1945. He also serves on the boards of several museums and decorative arts organizations.
Ohio Furniture 101: An Introduction to Styles and Cultural Groups, 1788-1888
During Ohio’s first century, immigrants flooded into the state from nearly every other state in the Union, as well as from Europe. Because of the organized method by which Ohio was parceled out and settled, oftentimes, groups of immigrants from one place came west and settled in the same area, and many of these groups brought with them lifestyles and stylistic preferences. As a result, we can use the furniture made in Ohio during its first hundred years to “map” these cultural groups, and we can see evidence of the style each brought to Ohio, and how each style was adapted to life in early Ohio.
This program is free thanks to the generous support of the Washington County Public Library and Ohio Humanities Council.
Halloweeum at the Museum
October 15, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: 6PM – 8PM
Cost: $10 per person – Reservations required by October 7, 2016
Join us on Saturday, October 15, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at Campus Martius Museum, for a fun filled evening of Halloween inspired activities. Halloween music will have you dancing to your own version of the Monster Mash, as you walk through the “haunted” Appalachian Trail. Make your own slime to take home and decorate your own Pumpkin Patch Pal. Activities are for children third grade and older. Reservations are required by Friday, October 7, 2016.
Appraisal Clinic
November 5, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: 10AM – 2PM
Cost: $5 per item (Limit 2 items) Excludes Museum Admission
Appraiser: Andrew Richmond
Andrew Richmond: independent appraiser and consultant in antiques and art, formerly a vice president at Garth’s Auctions in Delaware, Ohio. With degrees in history from Kenyon College and American Material Culture from the Winterthur Program/University of Delaware, Andrew’s passion is the decorative arts of Ohio. He has lectured and published widely on the subject and has curated two major exhibitions: Equal in Goodness: Ohio Decorative Arts 1788-1860 and A Tradition of Progress: Ohio Decorative Arts 1860-1945. He also serves on the boards of several museums and decorative arts organizations.
Don’t know what that item your Grandmother left you is or what it was used for? Often wondered if that knick-knack you have been dusting all these years is valuable? Should it be insured? Is it something to pass on to your children?
These questions and more can be answered by Andrew Richmond, at Campus Martius Museum on Saturday, November 5 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. In support of Campus Martius Museum, Andrew will be conducting our very own antique’s road show. For a $5.oo donation per item, you may have your questions answered by a professional in the field of antiques and appraisals. All funds collected will be donated to the Campus Martius Museum.
An Evening at the Museum
November 18, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: 6PM – 8PM
Cost: $50
The Friends of the Museums will hold their fourth annual fundraiser An Evening at the Museum on November 18, 2016 from 6PM-8PM at Campus Martius Museum.
This fundraiser will benefit the operations of the Campus Martius & Ohio River Museums. The unique partnership between state and community is thriving because of the support of area residents.
Your $50 ticket will include beverages, mouth-watering hors d’oeuvres provided by local caterers, live music playing throughout the museum, and much more!
Call Campus Martius Museum for tickets! (740) 373-3750
Brown Baggin’ Thru History
December 2, 2016 (First Friday of every other month)
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: Noon – 1PM
Cost: FREE Program. Discounted admission for tour of museum
Guest Speaker: Robin Schuricht, Education Program Specialist for the Ohio History Connection
Robin will portray Lilly Martin Spencer (born Angelique Marie Martin) (November 26, 1822 – May 22, 1902) Lilly Martin Spencer was one of the most popular and widely reproduced American female genre painters in the mid-nineteenth century. She painted domestic scenes, women and children in a warm happy atmosphere. Although she did have an audience for her work, Spencer had difficulties earning a living as a professional painter and was in perpetual state of financial turmoil. Born in England to French parents, Lilly and her family moved to the Marietta area and settled in Devola when Lilly was 8. Robin will portray Lilly in her later years for Brown Baggin’ thru History at Campus Martius Museum.
This program is free thanks to the generous support of the Washington County Public Library.
Here We Come A-Caroling
December 10, 2016
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: 10AM – 3PM
Cost: FREE
The Washington County Public Library will be sponsoring the program and with their additional support, it will be a day of fun holiday activities including storytellers and crafts for the whole family!
“Digging the Past” Archaeology Day
January 21, 2017
Where: Campus Martius Museum
Time: 9:30 – 4:00
Cost: Regular Museum Admission
Have you ever wondered what lies below the ground that was left there hundreds of years ago by people long forgotten? These ancient relics were once the everyday tools from a past civilization. Some times they represent the only clues to our understanding of their culture.

Join professional archaeologists, collectors, and contemporary flint knappers to explore the function of these relics and the development of the skill and technology period craftsmen employed to create them.

The day’s activities include lectures, displays of both pre-historic and historic artifacts from private collections from around the state as well as demonstrations of flint knapping. Artifacts representing the Adena and Hopewell peoples will be displayed along side of artifacts from the colonial period that were collected at many military camp sites and native villages in Ohio.

Various lectures will be given throughout the day by trained archaeologists and collectors.

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upcoming events
African American History Day
February 6 2016 |
11:00am to 4:00pm

Winter Film Series: The Loving Story
February 13 2016 | 3:00pm
Winter Film Series: The Loving Story
February 14 2016 | 3:00pm
Homeschool Field Day
February 24 2016 |
10:00am to 2:00pm

Winter Film Series: Detroit: Remember When
March 12 2016 | 3:00pm
Winter Film Series: Detroit: Remember When
March 13 2016 | 3:00pm

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Follow the Beatles’ iconic story from the very beginning, through the throes of Beatlemania, to the years of experimentation and dissention, and finally to their far-reaching inspiration today. This amazing story is told from the perspective of the Beatles, and visitors will experience pivotal points in their lives through this exhibition. April 30 – September 18, 2016
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Upcoming events
Sun, Jan 24 2016 | 05:00 PM Hustle for History Weekly Dance Lessons Dance Workshop
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Tue, Jan 26 2016 | 07:30 PM 30 Days to Lose It! Weekly Workout Health & Fitness
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Thu, Jan 28 2016 | 05:30 PM NBA Legends present a Tribute for Spencer Haywood Event
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Sat, Jan 30 2016 | 02:00 PM Meet the Scientist Saturday featuring: James M. Roberts of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Children’s Program
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Sat, Jan 30 2016 | 02:00 PM “Love is Not My Best Subject” Theatrical Production & Discussion Theatrical Production
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Sun, Jan 31 2016 | 05:00 PM Hustle for History Weekly Dance Lessons Dance Workshop
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Sat, Feb 06 2016 | 01:30 PM Links to Science presented by the Renaissance Chapter of The Links, Incorporated Children’s Program
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Sun, Feb 14 2016 | 01:00 PM Ford Free Second Sunday Open House
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Sun, Feb 14 2016 | 02:00 PM Don Barden Foundation Children’s Interactive Storytime Children’s Program
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Sun, Mar 13 2016 | 01:00 PM Ford Free Second Sunday Open House
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Sun, Mar 13 2016 | 02:00 PM Don Barden Foundation Children’s Interactive Storytime Children’s Program
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You will find the Detroit River having huge skyscraper complexes and the important them of all them being Renaissance Center. You will also find here the 73-storey Mariott Hotel to your surprise along with six other towers having offices, shops, theatres, restaurants, conference space, and public institutions, etc along with the promptcharters.com

You will find the Renaissance Center or the GM Renaissance Center and nicknamed the RenCen, is a group of 7 interconnected skyscrapers in Downtown Detroit, Michigan, United States. You will find the Renaissance Center is a group of seven interconnected skyscrapers in Downtown Detroit, Michigan, United States. Located on the International Riverfront, the Renaissance Center complex which is owned by General Motors as its world headquarters.

It is interesting to see that the central tower, the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center, is the tallest all-hotel skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere, and features the largest rooftop restaurant, Coach Insignia with the distinction of being the tallest building in Michigan since it was erected in 1977.

You will come to know that situated on the International Riverfront, the Renaissance Center complex is owned by General Motors as its world headquarters.
You will come to know that the central tower, the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center, is the tallest all-hotel skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere, and features the largest rooftop restaurant, Coach Insignia.

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