Challenge Race 2022: Sun, Fun, and Speed
By Andrew Rainville, Rowing Club Member, Coxswain, and Youth Rowing Coach As the sun rose over the Green Mountains on Saturday, August 27, carloads of energetic competitors descended on Lake …
First & Last Stop: The Museum Store
By Katharine Noiva, Director of Visitor Experience & Learning The Museum Store often gets overlooked in the grand scheme of Museum tidings. In the hustle and bustle of changing exhibits …
Invasive Species: What Can We Do?
By Noah Johnson, Museum Educator Invasive species are a major threat to the health and enjoyment of Lake Champlain. If you have spent any time in the water this summer, …
Hope for TomorROW 2022
By Nick Patch, Director of Maritime Programs On Saturday June 25, we were honored to once again work with Project Hoeppner as they presented the 4th annual Hope for TomorRow here …
Cyanobacteria: All You Need To Know
By Noah Johnson, Museum Educator Cyanobacteria. It’s one of the most common buzzwords thrown around during the summer surrounding Lake Champlain, but what exactly is it? In this blog, we …
Rowing at Skiffie Worlds 2022
By Andrew Rainville, Rowing Club Member, Coxswain, and Youth Rowing Coach We recently shared a story about some of our rowers crossing “the pond” to compete in Skiffie Worlds 2022, …
Meet the Vermont rowing team going to the Netherlands
By Meg Salocks, Director of Marketing This June 25 to July 2, cheer on our local rowing team as they head off to the Netherlands to compete on the global …
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Sugar Moon: Launching the Newest Boat Built by Students
By Nick Patch, Director of Maritime Programs Friday May 27 was a day of celebration here at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum as we launched our brand new 29’ whaleboat, Sugar Moon. …
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Practicing Allyship with Abenaki Communities
By Susan Evans McClure, Executive Director Lake Champlain Maritime Museum sits on the homeland and unceded territory of the Abenaki people. The Abenaki have been in this region since time …
Invasive Species Alert: Boaters, be on the lookout for Hemlock Wooly Adelgid!
Here at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, we are always looking for ways to keep our lake clean. Last year, the Museum’s education team committed to educating kids and visitors about …
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