Virtual Programming Now Available from Cape Ann Museum's Video Vault

Although the Cape Ann Museum is closed temporarily during the pandemic to protect staff and visitors, you can still experience the museum virtually with a new initiative called CAM Video Vault, featuring sixty lectures, programs, and archival material dating back to 1992. The wide range of offerings include exhibition and program lectures by curators, artists, community leaders, educators, and others. Featuring discussions about past museum exhibitions, well-known artists with Cape Ann roots, natural environments and habitats around Cape Ann, as well as the region’s maritime history, all sixty programs are accessible via the museum’s

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Virtual Programming Now Available from Cape Ann Museum’s Video Vault

Museums might be closed, but learning isn’t. Check out the art museum’s collection of lectures, archival material, and educational content.

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