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A Chat Around the Table

Thursday, January 15, 2026 • 12:30pm • SIC Historical Museum

Please join us for A Chat Around the Table to connect with neighbors and friends and share stories and memories of Sea Isle, our community, and our shared history!

This fun, informal gathering will be held in the Sea Isle City Historical Museum on Thursday, January 15th starting at 12:30pm.

The museum is closed for regular visitation hours through January and February, so this is a rare and unique opportunity to visit the museum this winter. Our newly curated rotating displays featuring the Iannone and Freda families and a Salute to Sea Isle City’s Military Men and Women are still available to view.

The museum is located in the Sea Isle City Library at 4800 Central Avenue in Sea Isle City.

Museum Temporarily Closed

January and February 2026

The Sea Isle City Historical Museum’s will be temporarily closed during January and February.

The museum is still open by appointment. If you would like to schedule a visit during this time, please contact Mary Pat at (609) 675-5259 or Peter at (215) 666-3202 or email them at seaislemuseum@gmail.com.

We will also be open for a special event, A Chat Around the Table, on January 15th at 12:30pm. We hope you can join the fun conversation!

We look forward to being open again with our regular hours in March 2026!

Catch Up on Past Presentations

Our recent presentations are available to watch on YouTube:

Our Annual Holiday Open House Honoring the Iannone and Freda families – December 6, 2025

Our Perfect Storm Presentation – July 25, 2025

Our Perfect Storm and Our Community’s Perfect Response: 62 Years of the ’62 Storm – March 16, 2024

2025 Christmas Ornament

December 2025

Our Limited Edition 2025 Christmas Ornament is available for purchase in the museum for $10. Designed by 10 year old local artist RaeLynn, this ornament makes for the perfect holiday keepsake.

New Jersey Black Heritage Trail

TBA 2026

Sea Isle City has been accepted for inclusion in the New Jersey Black Heritage Trail. The unveiling of the trail marker at the site of the Niagara Movement’s final two meetings at the original Methodist Church in Sea Isle City will be scheduled for 2026.

Learn more here.