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CRMM is grateful to partner with Lower Columbia Q Center every fourth Thursday of the month for LCQC's youth group! Each month features a new activity and provides a space for Queer youth to gather in a safe, supportive environment. |
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SENIOR ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS RETURN for 2026!
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May 2026 - Columbia River Ferries
For years, hardworking ferries were the primary method of transportation across the Columbia River for those looking to travel between Oregon and Washington. CRMM Educator Julia Triezenberg and Registrar Meg Glazier-Anderson will highlight the history of ferries serving in the Astoria area using historic objects from the museum's collection - many of which are soon to be displayed in the Warnock Building/Mariners Hall set to open in fall 2026.
For years, hardworking ferries were the primary method of transportation across the Columbia River for those looking to travel between Oregon and Washington. CRMM Educator Julia Triezenberg and Registrar Meg Glazier-Anderson will highlight the history of ferries serving in the Astoria area using historic objects from the museum's collection - many of which are soon to be displayed in the Warnock Building/Mariners Hall set to open in fall 2026.
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June 2026 - Warnock Building Preview and Exhibit Highlights
Since 2024, Columbia River Maritime Museum has been undergoing a once-in-a-generation transformation to make the museum more expansive, interactive, and accessible. The Warnock Building/Mariners Hall project allows CRMM to include many more objects in the museum's exhibits than current capacity allows. Join us for this presentation featuring historic objects on their last offsite program before they go on display!
Since 2024, Columbia River Maritime Museum has been undergoing a once-in-a-generation transformation to make the museum more expansive, interactive, and accessible. The Warnock Building/Mariners Hall project allows CRMM to include many more objects in the museum's exhibits than current capacity allows. Join us for this presentation featuring historic objects on their last offsite program before they go on display!
