Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum

Hi Sharon, Our annual Community Day (this year is Sunday, May 19) offers free admission for everyone, along with free river cruises on our boats and free small craft rentals. We offer active military free admission all year long, and their immediate families get free admission each summer through participation as a Blue Star Museum. CBMM members enjoy free general admission all year round as well. We hope to see you soon .

Hi Rosa, Thank you for your question. We have memberships for individuals, families, boaters, and more. Each membership category has its own benefits, however, all members enjoy the following: : free general admission for one year free or reduced admission to CBMM festivals, programs, and special events docking privileges at our Members-Only Marina exclusive Member Night programs, concerts, and presentations special invitations to exhibition openings and social events discounts at the Museum Store, on CBMM classes, Academy for Lifelong Learning courses, workshops, and boat rides discounts on local retail merchandise, lodging, dining, and attractions through our MemberPerks Program 50% discount on guided tours for private family and friends groups annual subscription to The Chesapeake Log plus advance email notices of upcoming programs and events CBMM member decal and membership cards You can learn more about our difference membership packages at http://cbmm.org/support/membership/

Yes they have programs but I think they are fully booked. Call to check

The museum accepts donations

Nope

http://cbmm.org/visit/hours-admissions/ General admission is good for two days, excluding festivals. $15 – Adults (ages 18-64) $12 – Seniors (65+) $12 – Students (age 17+ with college ID) $12 – Retired Military (with ID) $6 – Children (ages 6-17) FREE* – Active Military FREE – Children (ages five and under) FREE – CBMM MembersBlue Star Museum Bring your $20 or more same-day receipt from a St. Michaels merchant, and receive a $3 discount on your two-day general admission to CBMM! (Includes restaurants, retailers, and lodging establishments within Town limits.)

It really just depends in how much time you have. You could probably end up spending the whole day there and be actively doing things the entire time. There isnt a definite answer to this question. You should probably spend at least an hour and a half to two hours to get a really good and memorable experience.

CBMM's exhibition buildings are all wheelchair-accessible, except for the boatshop and the 1879 Hooper Strait Lighthouse. TM/CBMM

From their Guest Guide pamphlet: "Campus is handicapped-accessible with the exception of the Hooper Straight Lighthouse, and the observation deck in the Shipyard."

General admission is good for two days, excluding festivals. $15 – Adults (ages 18-64) $12 – Seniors (65+) $12 – Students (age 17+ with college ID) $12 – Retired Military (with ID) $6 – Children (ages 6-17) FREE* – Active Military FREE – Children (ages five and under) FREE – CBMM MembersBlue Star Museum Bring your $20 or more same-day receipt from a St. Michaels merchant, and receive a $3 discount on your two-day general admission to CBMM! (Includes restaurants, retailers, and lodging establishments within Town limits.) Active-duty military members receive year-round free general admission. From Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, active-duty military members and their immediate family members receive free admission. All prices are subject to change. CBMM is a Museums for All participant, which enables low-income families to visit CBMM for a minimal fee of $3 per person for up to four people with the presentation of an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card and photo ID

Not sure, I would call first.