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Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum The last admission to the museum is 4:15 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.
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Please visit https://www.shipsofthesea.org/visit-us to learn more about our educational program and tour options and accommodations for those with disabilities.

Go beyond the gallery and step inside the studio of internationally recognized artist Sharon Norwood during a special pr...
10/27/2026

Go beyond the gallery and step inside the studio of internationally recognized artist Sharon Norwood during a special private studio visit presented by Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum.

A featured artist in the museum’s Drawn to the Sea exhibition, Norwood will welcome guests into her Savannah studio for an intimate look at her creative process, artistic practice, and the work behind her contribution to the exhibition.

Ships of the Sea Executive Director Molly Carrott Taylor and curator Tania June Sammons will join Norwood for an evening exploring her work, perspective, and the ideas that shape her practice.

With limited capacity, this is a rare opportunity to experience an artist’s studio firsthand and connect more deeply with the creative process behind Drawn to the Sea.

Learn more at Shipsofthesea.org!

10/26/2026

Savannah-based artist Marcus Kenney works across collage, sculpture, painting, photography, and installation, exploring different ways to bring ideas to life through materials, imagery, and three-dimensional forms.

Originally from rural Louisiana, Kenney earned his MFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design in 1998. Since then, his work has been exhibited in cities around the world, including New York, London, Paris, and Hong Kong, and featured in publications such as The New York Times and Art in America.

This November, Kenney joins the lineup of visionary artists featured in Celestial Seafarers: Voyage of the Seven Seas at Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum. Get to know Marcus Kenney, discover what inspires his creative practice, and join us for two evenings where art, maritime imagination, and discovery converge beneath the stars.

Join us on November 5-6 from 6:30-9:30 PM! Tickets are available at shipsofthesea.org

No Sunday plans? We’ve got a monstrously fun idea!Tomorrow from 1 - 4 PM bring the family to the museum for Sunday Sea M...
10/24/2026

No Sunday plans? We’ve got a monstrously fun idea!

Tomorrow from 1 - 4 PM bring the family to the museum for Sunday Sea Monsters, an afternoon of maritime fun, curious creatures, and sea monster discoveries! Included with any museum ticket, your little monsters can take part in a 30-minute creative adventure! Design and build your own spooky, swampy sea monster using colorful collage, wild textures, and a splash of imagination.

Whether you’re fascinated by the mysteries of the deep or just looking for a fun way to spend your Sunday, there’s something exciting waiting beneath the waves.

We will see you tomorrow!

No Sunday plans? We’ve got a monstrously fun idea! Bring the family to Sunday Sea Monsters at Ships of the Sea Maritime ...
10/24/2026

No Sunday plans? We’ve got a monstrously fun idea!

Bring the family to Sunday Sea Monsters at Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum for a day of maritime fun, curious creatures, and sea monster discoveries! Whether you’re fascinated by the mysteries of the deep or just looking for a fun way to spend your Sunday, there’s something exciting waiting beneath the waves.

Tomorrow 1 - 4 PM! Make Ships of the Sea part of your Sunday plans and come see what monsters might be lurking in the deep!

In the latest episode of the Ships of the Sea Podcast, host Molly Taylor sits down with Dave Manns, Senior Vice Presiden...
10/24/2026

In the latest episode of the Ships of the Sea Podcast, host Molly Taylor sits down with Dave Manns, Senior Vice President of Business Development at Port City Logistics, to explore the essential role logistics plays in connecting the Port of Savannah to businesses and consumers around the world.

Dave shares what happens behind the scenes to keep goods moving, from transportation and warehousing to the technology and teamwork that help global supply chains run efficiently. He also discusses emerging innovations like artificial intelligence and autonomous trucks, career opportunities in the logistics industry, and the importance of mentorship, leadership, and listening to the people who keep operations running.

From the movement of thousands of containers to the journey of a single product to a store shelf, this conversation offers a closer look at the people, processes, and possibilities shaping Savannah's maritime industry.

Tune in to the latest episode of the Ships of the Sea Podcast and discover the stories behind the movement of goods around the world. Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

10/23/2026

For Savannah artist Matt Toole, the materials we encounter can hold histories of their own. Through sculpture, found objects, and metalwork, Toole explores how overlooked materials can be reimagined, transformed, and given new meaning.

Raised around Savannah’s barrier islands and salt marshes, Toole brings a connection to the coastal landscape alongside an artistic practice shaped by making, experimentation, and storytelling. His work spans contemporary sculpture and collaborative metal-casting projects, with experience working alongside artists across the United States and abroad.

This November, Toole joins the lineup of visionary Savannah artists featured in Celestial Seafarers: Voyage of the Seven Seas at Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum.

Through light, sound, and contemporary art, this year's event invites visitors to explore the mystery of the sea and imagine new ways of experiencing the world around us.

Experience the Voyage of the Seven Seas for yourself November 5 & 6 from 6:30-9:30 PM. Tickets are available at shipsofthesea.org!

10/22/2026

Tomorrow, join us at Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum for an exclusive members-only First Cut with nationally recognized topiary artist Michael P. Gibson!

Topiary is the art of shaping trees and shrubs into living sculptures. Through careful pruning, an artist can transform ordinary greenery into striking forms, balancing precision, patience, and a vision that develops over time.

With more than 30 years of experience and over 700 living sculptures created across the country, Gibson brings a distinctive approach to the art of shaping living landscapes. Guests will have the opportunity to watch him at work, learn about his techniques, and get a first look at the artistic vision behind his upcoming exhibition, The Voyage, opening in May 2027.

This special event is exclusively for museum members. Not a member yet? Join us on this creative journey by becoming a member!

Learn more and become at shipsofthesea.org.

10/21/2026

A voyage unlike anything you've experienced before!

This November, Celestial Seafarers returns to Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum for its third edition: Voyage of the Seven Seas.

For two luminous evenings, Savannah's visionary artists will transform historic Scarbrough House and its surrounding gardens into an immersive world of light, sound, and imagination.

Inspired by the myths, legends, and spirit of exploration surrounding the Seven Seas, this year's experience invites you to venture into the unknown and see maritime history through an entirely new lens.

Come explore. Come discover. Come voyage through the Seven Seas on November 5–6, 2026 | 6:30–9:30 PM

Learn more about our event at shipsofthesea.org!

Something strange is stirring beneath the waves…This Sunday, let your imagination run wild at Sunday Sea Monsters at Shi...
10/19/2026

Something strange is stirring beneath the waves…

This Sunday, let your imagination run wild at Sunday Sea Monsters at Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum!

Join us for a monstrous creative adventure where young artists can design and build their very own spooky, swampy sea monster using colorful collage, wild textures, and a splash of imagination.

The workshop is included with museum admission and is free for Family Members. Bring your creativity, embrace the spooky season, and come make a monster of your own!

We're delighted that David Netto named Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum his favorite museum in his recent collaboration ...
10/14/2026

We're delighted that David Netto named Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum his favorite museum in his recent collaboration with ELLE DECOR.

From our historic Scarbrough House to the ship models and gardens, there's a story waiting around every corner.

Curious to see what the buzz is all about? Come explore Ships of the Sea, step inside historic Scarbrough House, and discover what makes our museum a Savannah favorite.

David Neto
ELLE DECOR

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41 Martin. Luther King Jr Boulevard
Savannah, GA
31401

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

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