As Harbor Days approaches, the Mattapoisett Museum invites all visitors to take a refreshing break from the summer heat and enjoy a delightful afternoon of history, culture and family fun. On Saturday, July 20, from noon to 4 pm, the museum, located at 5 Church Street in Mattapoisett, will open its doors to the community with refreshments, air conditioning and exhibits designed to enhance your Harbor Days experience.
What to Expect at the Mattapoisett Museum on Harbor Days:
-Air-Conditioned Comfort: Beat the summer heat and enjoy a cool, pleasant environment.
-Refreshing Beverages: Complimentary refreshments will be available to keep you hydrated and refreshed.
-Engaging Exhibits: Discover the rich history of Mattapoisett through our thoughtfully curated exhibits, which offer something for everyone in the family.
For more information about the Mattapoisett Museum and our Harbor Days activities, please visit www.mattapoisettmuseum.org.
About Mattapoisett Museum: The Mattapoisett Museum is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history and cultural heritage of Mattapoisett. Through our exhibits, programs and events, we aim to educate and inspire visitors of all ages. We are open every Friday and Saturday from noon to 4pm.
Join Mattapoisett Museum for a Walking Tour
Walk with a Mattapoisett Museum Guide through the Village to discover the unique history of this seaside town. Tour Mattapoisett’s past from its heyday as a shipbuilding center to the rise of summer recreation, and the impact specific citizens had on the development of the town.
Tours begin and end at the Mattapoisett Museum at 5 Church Street. They follow Main Street to Shipyard Park and return via one of the side streets to the Museum. The duration is 45 minutes to 1 hour.
· Thursday, July 25 at 5:00 pm (led by Carole Clifford & Jenn McIntire)
· Thursday, August 15 at 5:00 pm (led by Carole Clifford & Jenn McIntire)
· Thursday, Sept 12 at 5:00 pm (led by Connor Gaudet; focusing on Saltworks)
The Walking Tours are free; donations are welcome. Questions? Please email curator@mattapoisettmuseum.org.