It was once said that membership has its privileges and the same is true at Mystic Seaport. In this episode, correspondent Brian Berube takes you into the Member's Corner to show you the many benefits of being a Museum Member. This clip originally aired in Connecticut as part of a public access program about the Museum called Inside Mystic Seaport.

The Staff Spotlight segment of Inside Mystic Seaport highlights a member of the Museum's staff and shows why they are one of our great unaccessioned treasures. In this episode, you are introduced to Museum gardener, Steve Sisk. Steve's job at Mystic Seaport is caring for the Museum's many plants and gardens and is one of the main reasons that our grounds look so beautiful all year long. As you will see, Steve's talent is not only confined to gardening as he is an accomplished photographer as well. This clip originally aired in Connecticut as part of a public access program about the Mystic Seaport.

The Davey Jones' Locker segment of Inside Mystic Seaport takes a look at some of the weird and unusual objects and customs of a seafaring life. In this episode, correspondent Rick Spencer examines a strange and unusual ship model. What make this model so strange and unusual?  You'll have to see for yourself. This clip originally aired in Connecticut as part of a public access program about Mystic Seaport.

Happy New Year fellow Mystic Seaport Podcast subscribers! We start the new year with a video from the Davey Jones' Locker segment of Inside Mystic Seaport. Davey Jones' Locker takes a look at some of the weird and unusual objects and customs of a seafaring life. In this episode, correspondent Rick Spencer meets with Curator Chris White as he shows us a few interesting and unusual artifacts in the collection at Mystic Seaport. This clip originally aired in Connecticut as part of a public access program about the Museum.

On Sunday December 17th, 2006, join thousands of your closest friends in song as we celebrate the holiday season. The Community Carol Sing at Mystic Seaport is the perfect way to spread your holiday cheer. It's not just any carol sing. You'll be backed by a brass quartet, the Mystic Seaport carollers and the beautiful backdrop of the Mystic River. Admission to the Museum is free that day but we ask that you bring a canned good to donate to a local charity. The Museum is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the Carol Sing commencing at 3 p.m. in Anchor Circle. We hope to see you there!