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SUMMARY:Film Screening: NJ Folklife Short Films
DESCRIPTION:Film Screening: NJ Folklife Short Films\nJoin us for our August Wednesday Film Feature as we explore the traditions\, craftsmanship\, and communities that have shaped New Jersey’s cultural heritage through a collection of historic documentary films. \nThis special screening features five short documentaries from the 1980s highlighting traditional activities within the New Jersey Pinelands National Preserve\, followed by the documentary The Sea Bright (1991). Together\, these films celebrate the people\, occupations\, and waterways that have defined New Jersey’s history for generations. \nAugust Wednesday Film Feature: NJ Folklife Short Films\nThe first five films were created for the New Jersey State Museum’s exhibition\, “New Jersey Pinelands: Tradition and Environment\,” based on fieldwork conducted by the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress. Originally distributed by New Jersey Network\, these documentaries introduce viewers to some of the region’s enduring traditions\, including: \n\nRailbirding in the coastal meadows\nCranberry growing in the Pine Barrens bogs\nFoxhunting through the pine forests\nGarvey boat building for Delaware Bay clamming\nCedar harvesting in the Pinelands swamps\n\nFollowing the short films\, enjoy The Sea Bright (1991)\, which traces the history of the traditional Sea Bright skiff along New Jersey’s northern coastline. Master boatbuilder Charles Hankins demonstrates how these distinctive wooden boats were built\, while interviews explore their many roles throughout history—from commercial fishing vessels and lifesaving boats to competitive rowing skiffs and lifeguard patrol boats. \nWhether you’re fascinated by New Jersey history\, traditional craftsmanship\, maritime culture\, or the people who helped shape our state’s identity\, this August Wednesday Film Feature offers a fascinating look into the stories and traditions that continue to inspire us today. \nEvent Details\nDiscover New Jersey’s traditions through historic documentary films during our August Wednesday Film Feature. \n📅 Date: Wednesday\, August 12th. 2026 \n🕑 Time: 2:00 PM \n📍 Location: Bayshore Center at Bivalve \n🎟 Admission: \n\nFree for members\n$7 for non-members (paid upon arrival)\n\n🍿Popcorn will be provided. \nPlan Your Visit\nThe Bayshore Center at Bivalve is located along the Delaware Bay and offers a unique setting to experience local history\, culture\, and maritime heritage. \nRSVP on Facebook. \nWe encourage guests to arrive a few minutes early to get settled and enjoy the space before the screening begins. This is a great opportunity to connect with others in the community while learning something new about the history of our region.
URL:https://www.bayshorecenter.org/upcoming-event/august-wednesday-film-feature-nj-folklife-short-films/
LOCATION:Bayshore Center at Bivalve\, 2800 High Street\, Port Norris\, NJ\, 08349\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bayshore Center at Bivalve
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: Stories from Delaware Bay's Maritime Heritage
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an afternoon of documentary films celebrating Delaware Bay’s maritime heritage. \nFilm Screening: Stories from Delaware Bay’s Maritime Heritage\nJoin us for an afternoon screening of three short documentary films exploring the history\, people\, and traditions that shaped New Jersey’s Delaware Bay oyster industry. \n\n\n\nSchooners on the Bay\nThis 1984 documentary tells the story of the wooden schooners once used to dredge oysters under sail on the Delaware Bay. Follow two restored New Jersey oyster schooners as they begin a second life carrying passengers as Windjammers in Maine. The film features interviews with former oyster captains\, historians\, and Windjammer captains and was originally distributed by New Jersey Network. \nOn the Shellpile\nProduced nearly 40 years later by the Bayshore Center at Bivalve and filmmaker Keith Wasserman\, this powerful documentary shares the story of the African American communities that formed around South Jersey’s thriving oyster industry. Through firsthand accounts\, the film explores the lives\, families\, faith\, and resilience of those who lived and worked “on the Shellpile.” \nChanging Tides\nProduced and directed by Keith Wasserman\, Changing Tides explores why the Maurice River Cove was once known as the “Oyster Capital of the World.” Through interviews with local watermen\, historians\, scientists\, and community members\, the film preserves the stories of the people\, boats\, and traditions that defined the Delaware Bay’s maritime heritage. \nThese films offer a fascinating look at the history\, culture\, and people who built one of New Jersey’s most important maritime communities. \nEvent Details\n📅 Date: Wednesday\, July 15. 2026 \n🕑 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM \n📍 Location: Bayshore Center at Bivalve \n🎟 Admission: \n\nFree for members\n$7 for non-members (paid upon arrival)\n\n🍿Popcorn will be provided. \nPlan Your Visit\nThe Bayshore Center at Bivalve is located along the Delaware Bay and offers a unique setting to experience local history\, culture\, and maritime heritage. \nWe encourage guests to arrive a few minutes early to get settled and enjoy the space before the screening begins. This is a great opportunity to connect with others in the community while learning something new about the history of our region.
URL:https://www.bayshorecenter.org/upcoming-event/film-screening-the-oyster-farmers-2/
LOCATION:Bayshore Center at Bivalve\, 2800 High Street\, Port Norris\, NJ\, 08349\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bayshore Center at Bivalve
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rachel Dolhanczyk":MAILTO:museum@bayshorecenter.org
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: The Oyster Farmers
DESCRIPTION:Film screening at Bayshore Center at Bivalve on Wednesday\, June 10 from 2–3 PM \nAbout The Oyster Farmers Film Screening\nThe Oysters Farmers film screening is coming to the Bayshore Center at Bivalve on Wednesday June 10 from 2-3 PM. \nWe’ll be showing The Oyster Farmers\, a documentary that explores the resurgence of oysters in the Barnegat Bay and Little Egg Harbor Estuary following Hurricane Sandy. \na documentary that explores the resurgence of oysters in the Barnegat Bay and Little Egg Harbor Estuary following Hurricane Sandy. This The Oyster Farmers film screening highlights the connection between oysters\, environmental stewardship\, and coastal community resilience. \n\nWhy Attend The Oyster Farmers Film Screening\nThis event is a great opportunity to learn more about oysters\, restoration efforts\, and the role coastal communities play in protecting New Jersey’s waterways. \nWhether you’re interested in marine life\, environmental education\, documentary films\, or local history\, this screening offers an engaging and meaningful afternoon experience. \nWe encourage guests to arrive a few minutes early to get settled and enjoy the space before the screening begins. \nEvent Details\n📅 Date: Wednesday\, June 10 \n🕑 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM \n📍 Location: Bayshore Center at Bivalve \n🎟 Admission: \n\nFree for members\n$7 for non-members (paid upon arrival)\n\n🍿Popcorn will be provided. \nPlan Your Visit\nThe Bayshore Center at Bivalve is located along the Delaware Bay and offers a unique setting to experience local history\, culture\, and maritime heritage. \nWe encourage guests to arrive a few minutes early to get settled and enjoy the space before the screening begins. This is a great opportunity to connect with others in the community while learning something new about the history of our region.
URL:https://www.bayshorecenter.org/upcoming-event/film-screening-the-oyster-farmers/
LOCATION:Bayshore Center at Bivalve\, 2800 High Street\, Port Norris\, NJ\, 08349\, United States
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: The Paradox of Seabrook Farms
DESCRIPTION:Film screening on May 13 at 2 PM at Bayshore Center \nAbout the Seabrook Farms Film Screening\nJoin us for a Seabrook Farms film screening at the Bayshore Center at Bivalve. \nWe’ll be showing The Paradox of Seabrook Farms: Shattered Dreams\, Restored Hopes. This powerful documentary that explores the history of Seabrook Farms and the communities that shaped it. It shares real stories from immigrant families who came to South Jersey after World War II. \nAs a result\, the film offers a deeper look into a unique and important part of local history. It highlights both the challenges and opportunities these families experienced. \n\nSpecial Guest\nWe’ll also be joined by Helle Gawrylewski. \nShe came to Seabrook as a child after her family fled Estonia following World War II. Over time\, she built an incredible career and became fluent in multiple languages. Today\, she shares her personal experiences and reflections. \nBecause of this\, her story adds a meaningful and firsthand perspective to the film. \n\nWhy Attend This Seabrook Farms Film Screening\nThis event offers a unique opportunity to learn about a significant part of South Jersey history. that many people are not familiar with. \nWhether you’re interested in local history\, documentary films\, or just looking for something different to do\, this event is a great option. It’s both educational and easy to attend. \nWe encourage guests to arrive a few minutes early. This gives you time to get settled and enjoy the space. It’s also a great chance to connect with others in the community. \nEvent Details\n📅 Date: Tuesday\, May 13🕑 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM📍 Location: Bayshore Center at Bivalve🎟 Admission: \n\nFree for members\n$7 for non-members (paid upon arrival)\n\nPopcorn will be provided. \nPlan Your Visit\nThe Bayshore Center at Bivalve is located along the Delaware Bay and offers a unique setting to experience local history\, culture\, and maritime heritage. \nWe encourage guests to arrive a few minutes early to get settled and enjoy the space before the screening begins. This is a great opportunity to connect with others in the community while learning something new about the history of our region.
URL:https://www.bayshorecenter.org/upcoming-event/film-screening-the-paradox-of-seabrook-farms/
LOCATION:Bayshore Center at Bivalve\, 2800 High Street\, Port Norris\, NJ\, 08349\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bayshore Center at Bivalve
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