The Aquarium, Museum,
and gift shop are
OPEN
Saturday and Sunday 
from 12 - 5 p.m.

Celebrate our national holiday with us! Through our info-packed exhibits, learn about what lives on our local shores and beneath the calm waters of the Salish Sea.

For the health and safety of our staff, volunteers, and patrons, we require all visitors wears face masks while visiting the Aquarium and Museum.

Click the button below to plan your visit!

DAY CAMP FOR AGES 8+
with NorthwindArt

Kaleidoscope from the Sea with Shelby Silver

Wednesday, July 21
10:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Building 306, Fort Worden

Inspired by all of the many pieces of plastic floating in our oceans, this in-person class focuses on marine science debris. Artist Shelby Silver will be joined by a staff educator from the Port Townsend Marine Science Center.

This program will bring together science and an art-making activity that focuses on marine science debris as a vibrant, textured, and unique material.

This class will be conducted by Northwind Art.
Partial tuition scholarships will be available for this class. Click the button below to learn more about the class.

Join us for a guided walk on the beach at low tide and learn how animals survive and thrive in the intertidal zone.

This event is family-friendly; children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. REGISTRATION REQUIRED

We invite you to collaborate with us in our partnership with Barbara Krystal of the University of Washington, in a project celebrating WATER. Following the spirit of community science, THE ART OF WATER PROJECT honors public scholarship and carries that inclusivity into the realm of the arts & humanities.

We welcome displaying your creative work in the online gallery: theartofwater.global

Exhibits include: Music, Material Art, Photography, Performance, Film, and Written Verse.

Submissions are accepted via the link below.

For any questions contact: Barbara Krystal at theartofwater.global@gmail.com or bjk9@uw.edu