Stop by the Goode Works on Paper Center during our drop-in hours to explore artwork from our paper collection that’s not currently on view. No appointment needed—just come in, make a request, and enjoy a closer look at rarely seen works!
Free, registration not required.
Spend an afternoon at the Glass Studio melting solid glass rods over a torch to make marbles. Heat, gravity, and simple graphite tools bring your marbles to life. Once you have learned the basics of shaping clear glass, you can create colorful glass marbles.
Your 20% Member discount will apply at checkout once you create your online account and sign in. Not a member? Join today to receive exclusive membership benefits right away!
Having trouble signing up for a class? Call us at 757-333-6299.
Hank’s Reubens (Pastrami, Corned Beef, Turkey, Half Pastrami & Half Corned Beef, Combo Turkey & Corned Beef, Hank’s Reuben, Super Reuben, Hank’s Super Reuben)
car bombs
Irish shots
Jameson orange mules
Guinness
jello shots
Individual Wine Tasting Ticket. 21 years old and older. This is an event entry ticket @ $39.95
Non-tasting (DD) Ticket. This is an event entry ticket @ $10.00 VIP Table for 6. 21 years old and older. Includes admission + wine tasting for 6 people, charcuterie board, 2 bottles of wine, sommelier & server. This is an event entry ticket @ $335.95
ADD-ON: Charcuterie Board. This is an add-on to an admission ticket. This add-on alone does not permit entry into the event @ $24.95Saturday, March 14, 2026 | 10AM
Enjoy a one-hour intro sail aboard a Harbor 20 with an experienced instructor who will introduce you to the basics of sailing. No experience needed, just a love for the water! Max 4 guests per boat.
Date: Saturday, March 14
Time: Every hour from 10 AM through 4 PM, with 2 boats available each time
Cost: $15 members / $35 non-members
(Your ticket includes participation in the workshop activity, plus full access to Nauticus and the Battleship Wisconsin.)
Children 5 and under: Free
(Please note: Children ages 3–5 require a general admission ticket to enter the museum.)
Participants: All ages welcome!
*Please note, workshop tickets are non-refundable
Questions: Contact us at info@nauticus.org
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Come From Away
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein
September 2-21, 2026
In a small town in Newfoundland, an ordinary morning becomes extraordinary when the world suddenly changes. On September 11th, 2001, thirty-eight planes carrying nearly 7,000 passengers are diverted to the tiny town of Gander. As cultures collide and uncertainty fills the air, strangers open their homes, their kitchens, and their hearts.
This acclaimed Broadway hit tells the remarkable true story of kindness in the face of crisis. With a soaring score and an ensemble cast playing dozens of characters, Come From Away celebrates the generosity that can appear when we need it most. And reminds us how deeply connected we really are.
By Lloyd Suh
October 7-18, 2026- (2 weeks only)
Thanksgiving, 1973. In a small apartment somewhere in America, two recent immigrants meet for the first time. Luna from the Philippines and Jane from South Korea have never experienced an American Thanksgiving before, and tonight neither of them wants to spend it alone.
What begins as an awkward visit becomes an evening of laughter, shared memories, and unexpected friendship. As they swap stories about home, marriage, and what it means to start over in a new country, this warm and funny play captures the quiet courage of building a life far from where you began.
The Murder of Rodger Ackroyd
Adapted for the stage by Mark Shanahan
January 20 – February 7, 2027
When a wealthy man is found dead in his country estate, every guest, neighbor, and family member becomes a suspect.
Enter the brilliant, and slightly eccentric, detective Hercule Poirot, who begins unraveling a web of secrets, lies, and motives hiding just beneath the surface.
It’s a classic whodunit filled with twists, surprises, and the kind of theatrical suspense that keeps audiences leaning forward in their seats. Agathie Christie, and murder, remain timeless.
