From Sea to Summit: Medical Decision-Making in Remote Environments Have you ever wondered how you would handle a medical emergency […]
In January 1982, archaeologists investigating a building site in Manhattan discovered the remains of an early eighteenth-century merchant ship. Not being maritime archaeologists, they called on Warren Riess of Bristol […]
Come build a Shaker round stand with Bobby Ives, founder of The Carpenter’s Boat Shop. This cherry table stand is […]
Celestial Navigation is both an Art and a Science. It has been used for centuries to guide mariners across oceans.Have you ever wondered how sailors are able to accurately navigate […]
Toby is a mariner, educator, and naturalist. Early in his career, he worked as a carpenter and cabinetmaker before completing an apprenticeship on the coast of Maine, where he learned […]
Christina is excited to share her experience of paddling the Maine Island Trail in the kayak she built during her time as an apprentice at the Carpenter's Boatshop in 2012. […]
Class begins with indoor learning using traditional tools such as paper charts, compasses, dividers and parallel rules.
In this workshop students will learn how to paint a skiff on site in watercolor. Preliminary sketches will help in […]
Join our free Driftwood workshop taught by George Ingram. This workshop is open to all with no experience necessary. Students […]
Join our free Driftwood workshop taught by George Ingram. This workshop is open to all with no experience necessary. Students […]
