You are invited to experience an amazing concert event featuring Don Felder, a former lead guitarist of the Eagles, as he presents some of the most dynamic music from his ever-evolving career!

This event is taking place at the Belly Up Tavern on September 12, 2024 to support the Museum of Making Music and its educational outreach programs.

Felder, a true American rock and roll guitar hero, continues to build upon his rich legacy as one of the most innovative riff-generating songwriters of the modern rock era while continuing his growth as a featured touring and recording solo artist.

This special program is offered by the Maritime Museum Education Department Saturdays, June 15, July 27, and August 10, 2024. We invite Scouts BSA youth to enroll and earn their Oceanography Merit Badge through attendance at one of three classes held on three Saturdays at the Maritime Museum of San Diego. Classes will run 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Scouts must complete one class to earn their Oceanography Merit Badge.

The program gives local scouting youth the opportunity to more deeply explore the ocean that is so integral to the San Diego community. By combining field work, laboratory observation, and scholarly discussion, Oceanography Merit Badge Days at the Maritime Museum of San Diego allow scouts to become fully immersed in the multiple branches of oceanographic research.

The greatest Anime Pioneer in Japan you never heard of: Osamu Tezuka Story

Join Rachel Costello, from UC San Diego’s Innovating for National Security Academic Program, at this special opportunity. A lifelong anime aficionado, her passion led her to spearhead the U.S. Navy’s “Sea Strike 2041” comic project as executive producer.

Osamu Tezuka was a Japanese manga artist, cartoonist and animator. Born in Osaka Prefecture, his prolific output, pioneering techniques and innovative redefinitions of genres earned him such titles as “the Father of Manga”, “the Godfather of Manga” and “the God of Manga”.

Dive into the world of local wildlife as Roy Toft, an award-winning photographer and biologist, shares his captivating stories and stunning images.

From coyotes and jackrabbits to mountain lions, Roy Toft’s backyard is full of wildlife, and he’s captured all kinds of incredible images with the help of remote camera traps. Join us as he shares thrilling stories and stunning images of our wild neighbors.
 
 
Learn the techniques behind these incredible photos and get tips on setting up your very own trail cameras so you can see what might be lurking in your backyard!

Stop by the Museum store after the talk for a chance to get your signed copy of Roy’s newest book, Wild Ramona
 
 
Tickets are $15 for non-members and $12 for members.