Applicants for the CMM Junior Docent program must be between the ages of 13 and 15 at the time of the training week. These students are... More… Applicants for the CMM Junior Docent program must be between the ages of 13 and 15 at the time of the training week. These students are trained to interact with museum visitors, using live animals or artifacts to teach about the local history, environment, and paleontology. Our goal is to instill a conservation ethic by getting young people personally involved and invested in the museum’s mission which will give them a vested interest in both the museum and the surrounding community. Less…

For requesting advertisement material for upcoming museum events. Included are posters, flyers, press releases, web banners, etc.

As one of the very few skipjacks ever built on the Western Shore, and one of only a handful of surviving skipjacks, we need your help... More… As one of the very few skipjacks ever built on the Western Shore, and one of only a handful of surviving skipjacks, we need your help keeping her sails full. Become a plank holder and you won’t just have your name linked to a disappearing part of our maritime past, you’ll also help with the care and maintenance of this beautiful wooden vessel. It is very expensive to maintain an old wooden boat, keep the certification up to date, and meet all of the safety requirements. We could not sustain this effort without your support. With each year of continued support, plank holders will receive a certificate recognizing their donation, and will be invited on an exclusive annual plank holder’s sail in May. Contributors of $2,500 or more will also receive a personalized engraved plank taken directly from the Dee during her restoration. You can become a plank holder by completing the online form, or by contacting our Development Office at 410-326-2042, ext. 17 or 32. Less…

Tell us what you think of the River to Bay exhibit. Please fill out the survey below and click SUBMIT.

General Work Order not specific to any department or project type.

CALL FOR ENTRIES Stories Skin Deep: The Culture of Tattoo Photography Show Photography Exhibition Dates: March 1 – 31, 2015 in the... More… CALL FOR ENTRIES Stories Skin Deep: The Culture of Tattoo Photography Show Photography Exhibition Dates: March 1 – 31, 2015 in the museum’s main lobby This exhibit invites tattoo artists or individuals to share photography of their tattoo that tells a story - personal, symbolic, or mystical. Selected images will be shared on the museum’s website gallery, and up to 20 of those images will be printed and mounted for display in the lobby. The deadline is February 22, 2015. Photograph(s), Entry Form, and Fee must be submitted online. Images should be a minimum of 4”x6” at 300 dpi (1500 x 1800). Jpg and tiff files accepted. Images should be of personal tattoos, or tattoos that you have produced. Flash and drawings will not be accepted. There is a $5 entrance fee for up to three photographs. There is a $5 fee for entering up to three photographs. This can be paid through the museum's website via PayPal. You will receive a payment link after submitting the form.Less…