Ahoy there, shipmates! Tall Ship Providence is closed for the winter. See you next year! Embark with us on our online programming now!
We bring to life the rich American naval history of Alexandria, Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay area, a key component of the American Revolution. We create and educate in order to bring this fascinating facet of history to life. tallshipprovidence.org/tallshiptuesdays
Operating as usual
For this we are looking at how women of the 18th century were a part of life on tall ships. Watch the full video here:
This Tall Ship Tuesday, Join Jessie in breaking open gender norms on a with their take on a traditional for more a...
Did you see us at the Alexandria Wedding Showcase last weekend? A wedding on the water is unique and amazing. Reach out to us at [email protected] for more info!
This , head on over to the John Paul Jones Memorial in Washington, DC! Check out the video here:
Visit this Washington DC Hidden Gem! https://tallshipprovidence.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/The-John-Paul-Jones-Memorial.pdfDon't forget to stop by Provid...
This , we highlight the life and achievements of Landman Aaron Anderson, the first Black recipient of the Medal of Honor.
This Tall Ship Tuesday, join us in celebrating by learning about the first Aaron Anderson, who fought in t...
Is it sailing season yet?
Timeline photos
Our crew is hard at work building our new winter cover before this weekend’s nasty weather!
There are a few more opportunities to join our special Holiday Storytime this weekend!
Tickets are available at the link in our bio!
This , join our Historical Costumer Jessie to learn about the different pieces of clothing a sailor might have worn aboard Providence!
Take a look at how sailors would get dressed on board Providence back in 1776 with our Historical Costumer, Jessie
Captain John Paul Jones and a few members of his crew are taking time away from Providence to march in Alexandria's Scottish Parade. A son of Scotland, Captain Jones did not want to miss this event.
Afterwards, come aboard Providence for our Holiday Storytime on Dec. 3, 4, 10, and 11 and hear Captain Jones tell the tale of "The Christmas Tree Ship," a story sure to delight young sailors ages 5 to 12. Tickets are available at the link in our bio for $5 each.
We’ll be hosting Holiday Storytime this and next weekend, Dec. 3, 4, 10, and 11. Tickets are only $5, so come aboard to listen to Captain John Paul Jones tell the tale of The Christmas Tree Ship!
Tickets available at tallshipprovidence.org/visit/buy-tickets/
Alexandria, named a top Christmas town in the U.S., has plenty of holiday happenings for all ages throughout December.
One of the last pieces of Providence's restoration are her gunport doors and hinges. The doors will be made from oak or pine and the hinges will be hand forged period proper. On this Giving Tuesday, our goal is to raise $10,000 to cover these costs.
If you want to support this project, please consider giving a gift at https://tallshipprovidence.org/donate/, and write "Giving Tuesday" in the description of your donation.
We sincerely appreciate your generous gifts! Thank you!
Happy birthday to the US Navy Chaplain Corps!
Stop by our pop-up booth in Old Town today for ! We’re selling merchandise at 20% off, tickets for Holiday Storytime, gift cards, and majorly discounted ticket bundles for our 2023 season! with us today until 4pm!
Find us by Mai Thai on King Street!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Get your tickets for this year’s Holiday Storytime with Captain John Paul Jones today at tallshipprovidence.org!
Come aboard Tall Ship Providence and hear the tale of “The Christmas Tree Ship,” the schooner that supplied Christmas trees to the people of Chicago by making a dangerous winter crossing of Lake Michigan.
Tickets are $5 per person.
Dec 3 @ 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00
Dec 4, 10, 11 @ 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30
Tall Ship Providence Foundation is dedicated to preserving Alexandria’s rich maritime history through educational programs and entertainment.
This , join the TSPF Shanty Singers for a rousing rendition of “All For Me Grog,” a jaunty folk song popular with sailors about a man who sells all his possessions for drink and to***co.
This week's song is "All For Me Grog," a folk song popular with sailors about a man who sells all his possessions for drink and to***co. ...
Stop by the Scottish Christmas Walk Parade on December 3rd! You might even catch a glimpse of a certain Scottish captain. 😉
On Saturday, December 3, 2022, Alexandria celebrates its Scottish heritage with the iconic Scottish Christmas Walk Parade. Dozens of Scottish clans dressed in colorful tartans parade through the streets of Old Town, joined by pipe and drum bands from around the region, as well as terriers and hounds...
Thank you to all those who have served our country. We salute you today and every day.
On November 10, 1775, the Continental Marines were established to join in the fight against Great Britain. Today, we honor the history, values, and memories of the Marines who have fought for our country ever since.
Thank you to all who have served, and those who continue to serve today.
Captain Jones continues reading from his memoir. This week he recounts the first salute given by a foreign warship to a vessel flying the Stars and Stripes.
Captain Jones continues reading from his memoir. This week he recounts the first salute given by a foreign warship ...
Thanks to everyone who came out today for our last sail of the season! We’ll be heading back to Old Town Alexandria this week, where we’ll be tied up for the winter. We hope to see you back at Old Town in the Spring!
Additionally, a huge thanks to for hosting us this season! We’ll miss you!
Due to popular demand, we are adding two additional sails for this upcoming weekend!
This will be the final weekend to sail with Providence before we head back to Old Town and start downrigging for the winter!
Tickets available at https://tallshipprovidence.org/visit/buy-tickets/
This , Captain Jonathan shows us how to use a nifty gadget called a “speed wheel.” Learn its function and pick up a few navigational tricks along the way!
Captain Jonathan shows us how to use a nifty gadget called a "speed wheel." Learn its function and pick up a few navigational...
Happy birthday, !
On October 13, 1775, the Continental Congress signed legislation authorizing the creation of the Continental Navy.
Here’s to the brave folks who continue this legacy 247 years later, fighting for our country around the world.
Under full sail out in the bay!
Follow along with our Facebook and Instagram stories to see all of what Providence has been getting up to during transit!
Providence will be in Old Town Alexandria this Saturday and Sunday preparing for a journey to the Chesapeake Bay. At midnight on Sunday, Oct. 10, the Woodrow Wilson Bridge will open to allow her to pass into the lower Potomac River on her way to open water. The purpose of this voyage will be to shoot scenes for Providence and the Dawn of the Navy, a short film to be featured in the John W. Warner Visitor Center, opening in 2023.
Dockside tours will still run as usual from 11am to 2:15pm on Saturday at The Wharf.
This , Deckhand Phil sits down with Jeremy to tell us a sea story about passing through the Panama Canal on the training ship Kennedy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS0yLVMp5d8
Deckhand Phil tells us about his experience passing through the Panama Canal on the training ship Kennedy. Hear about the canal...
Tall Ship Providence announces partnership with HII for Fourth Grade Education Program. Read the press release here:https://tallshipprovidence.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Press-Release-Tall-Ship-Providence-Announces-Support-from-HII-09262022-Final-1.pdf
finishes strong with a rousing rendition of the captstan shanty, “Santianno!”
https://youtu.be/TDpV3N8jRjo
Sea Shanty September concludes on a high note with the capstan shanty, 'Santianno,' a song with its roots in the Mexican-Ameri...
Port City Beer Cruise tomorrow at 5pm! We know it’s September, but we couldn’t wait to get started on Oktoberfest!
Beautiful wing-on-wing sailing!
Join us this Friday for a Craft Beer Cruise featuring Port City Brewing Co.! Enjoy a flight of four favorite craft beers as you sit back and relax on the Potomac. You can even try your hand at setting the sails with the crew!
It’s once again, and we are continuing Sea Shanty September with “The Liverpool Judies,” also called “Row Bullies Row!”
https://youtu.be/vlBiAuK0IUM
Sea Shanty September continues with 'The Liverpool Judies,' also sometimes called 'Row Bullies Row'
Having a great time celebrating Old Town Cocktail Week with and !
Sea Shanty September hits its stride with “The Jolly Roving Tar,” featuring the TSPF Shanty Singers - including our deckhand Kris on guitar!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UH-cukrj_fs
The TSPF Shanty Singers perform 'The Jolly Roving Tar' for Sea Shanty September. This fo'c'sle song has been entertaining of...
kicks off with 'Rollin' Down the River,' a clipper ship shanty from the days of commercial sail. Check out the link below, and follow along every in September for another sea shanty!
https://youtu.be/1op67UnF8q4
Sea Shanty September kicks off with 'Rollin' Down the River,' a clipper ship shanty from the days of commercial sail
🎶Theeeere sheeee goooooes🎶
🎶There she goes agaaaain🎶
This , the TSPF Shanty Singers perform “South Australia,” a capstan shanty popular among sailors, stevedores, and longshoremen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTi6FSeuevc
The TSPF Shantying singers perform 'South Australia,' a shanty popular among stevadores, longshoremen, and sailors
Today’s is all about the sheet bend, an excellent bend to use when attaching two strands of rope together! https://youtu.be/KfDhcTVQFug
Providence's bosun shows us how to tie a sheet bend. Learn why Clifford Ashley called this knot "the most practical of bends," an...
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Ahoy! I look forward to welcoming you aboard #TallShipTuesdays. Aboard awaits Providence history, exploits, children’s stories, activities and more hosted by Captain John Paul Jones with a hand from me, Able Seaman Barlow. Ready for adventure? Embark with us online!
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