Here's How we Used Our Funding This Year
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these high-quality services to the community.
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20,000
people used the Museum as a resource. 5,000 students visited for school programs such as Whalers & Whaling, I Sea A Habitat, and A Sailor’s Day. 3,600 participants attended our outreach programs based in art, science, world cultures, and Long Island history. 3,300 family members participated in events such as Thar She Blows and BubbleFest. 1,250 guests attended 36 Birthdays. 600 camp days participants attended Scientist for a Day, Sailor Boot Camp, Pirate Camp, Ocean Explorers, and World Explorers. 600 adults visited Sea Ink and our Waves & Watercolor Opening Reception. 1,250 guests attended 36 Birthdays. 450 parents and preschoolers attended Monday Minnows and early-childhood programs. |
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In 2013, We Reached More People, Ran New Events, and Enhanced Our Spaces! Redeveloped Exhibit Presentation
& New Local Artwork on Display. Our galleries welcomed 5,500 Walk-In Visitors. In conjunction with our new mission statement, we unveiled our new logo and new name, both with an emphasis on education and meaningful links to today’s world. We Are Looking Forward to our Upcoming Plans!
Expanding our Offerings to Reach Diverse Audiences
We plan to add new programs with ongoing community engagement that will reach a more diverse and under-served population. We will launch our new Internship Program, SEE through SEA (Seeking Excellence Everyday through Science, Education, and Art.) Increased Events Our new events received rave reviews this year from new audiences. We plan to keep the energy going with fresh ideas and approaches to ensure our museum is connected with current interests. Capital Improvements · · Our new StoryTelling Garden for families and children will be developed over the spring and summer. We Need You To Help Keep
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