Checking out the new exhibit Titanic: The Untold Story at National Geographic's After-Hours event, “Taste of Titanic” was incredible! Each National Geographic After-Hours event is a chance to explore Nat Geo's popular exhibits, and hear from Nat Geo explorers, while enjoying live music, delicious D.C. eats, and indulging at the bar.
You may have missed Taste of Titanic, but Nat Geo is putting on four more Titanic-related events you can attend. Details are provided below. Definitely don’t miss the party with #BrightestYoungThings on September 21st! Tickets for all of these events can be purchased here.
Taste of Titanic had delicious titanic-themed dishes and beverages created from popular D.C. restaurants. My favorite dish of the night was the delicious Oysters from Hank’s Oyster Bar! Have you been to their new location on the Wharf? Check it out here.
The new exhibit was incredible to peruse while attending the party and sipping on an era-themed cocktail. My favorite drink of the night had frozen white sorbet—like an iceberg—floating in the middle of my martini glass…YUM!
The exhibit opened on May 30, 2018 and goes until January 1, 2019. The museum will guide you through the height of transatlantic steamship travel, will explain the untold story of the link between a Cold War mission and the 1985 discovery of the sunken Titanic by legendary oceanographer and National Geographic Explorer-at-Large Robert Ballard.
The exhibit features remarkable images and artifacts, like the coat worn by Titanic survivor Marion Wright Woolcott, and never-before-exhibited ship and expedition memorabilia, including the 8,000-pound crew module from the submersible Ballard and team used to survey the shipwreck.
After-Hours: Titanic
September 21 | $30
Presented in Partnership With Brightest Young Things
Your heart will go on for this colossal after-hours campus takeover by Brightest Young Things, featuring guest DJs, Nat Geo Explorer lightning talks, a photobooth and caricature artist, a costume contest, access to the “Titanic” exhibition, beer from Old Bust Head Brewing Company, era-themed cocktails, and more.
From the Archive: Into the Deep
October 4 | $50
We’re combing through our expansive archives to share rarely seen video, images, and artifacts from over 100 years of deep sea exploration—like exclusive photos from pioneering ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau’s expeditions—during this special event led by National Geographic Senior Photo Archivist Sara Manco and Archive Director Renee Braden.
Insider Tour and Reception: Titanic
October 23 | $50
Join Titanic discoverer and National Geographic Explorer-at-Large Robert Ballard for an intimate guided tour of our immersive exhibition, and hear his firsthand account of how a top secret Cold War mission led to the sunken ship’s discovery. Then, mingle with National Geographic experts who will share exclusive content from our archives.
Exploring Ocean Worlds
October 24 | $25
Discover how groundbreaking research in the deepest part of our oceans is giving us insights into other ocean worlds—helping to unlock mysteries including whether we are alone in the universe—with National Geographic Explorer-at-Large and oceanographer Robert Ballard, National Geographic Explorer and NASA scientist Kevin Hand, and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution scientists Chris German, Tim Shank, and Julie Huber.
For more information on Nat Geo, go to: National Geographic Museum
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