2023 ANNUAL MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT

• Learn about the Museum's activities and progress over the last year and plans for the new fiscal year, which began on April 1.
• Meet the Board of Directors and other engaged members and volunteers.
• Stay for supper and Irish entertainment if your schedule allows.
• All members of record will also receive an invitation by mail.
• No tickets available at the door.
• All supper reservations must be pre-paid. Thank you!

Reservations Required

by close-of-business Tues. June 6

MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL SEASON IS HERE

As April 1 marked the start of the Museum's new Fiscal Year, many of our members with Annual (vs. Life) Memberships, are due for renewal at this time if they have not recently made a payment.

A big "Thank You" to all of you who have recently made their renewal payments! 

The annual fee for an Individual membership remains $20, and a Family/Household membership $30 (applies to all those living at the same address).

You may renew now online by clicking the below orange button.

If you prefer to pay by check, please send payable to "MNIH" with "Membership" in the Memo line to us at PO Box 1378, Newport, RI, 02840

Note:

Please do not send payments or other correspondence to our seasonal Thames Street Interpretive Center address.

In celebration of its 75th Anniversary, Salve Regina University invites community members to a conversation with the former president of Ireland, Mary McAleese, and Salve president, Kelli J. Armstrong, Wednesday, May 17 at 2:30 p.m. The conversation will be presented on the oceanside lawn of McAuley Hall on Salve Regina's historic Newport campus. Free, but reservations are requested.

Click the below link for details and to reserve.

Museum of Newport Irish History

Established 1996

a 501c3 non-profit organization

Mailing Address:

PO Box 1378, Newport, RI 02840

Interpretive Center:

648 Lower Thames Street, Newport RI 02840

Email: NewportIrishHistory@gmail.com

Click Here for Museum Board of Directors Contact Info. and list of deceased board members, fondly remembered.

The MISSION of the Museum of Newport Irish History is to tell the story of the Irish immigrants and their descendants in Newport County and the surrounding area from the colonial era to the present. It also seeks to preserve artifacts and mementos relating to their experiences and facilitate

research on Irish history and heritage.