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Home My WebLink AboutSS2 - Newport Harbor Nautical MuseumSEW 100.T•FYA ps OR Newport Harbor Nautical Museum City of Newport Beach Study Session Presentation Planning for the Growth of the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum Presented bV: Glenn Allen zagoren President and CEO Newport Harbor Nautical Museum 949 - 675-8915 ext 111 gz @nhnm.org www.nhnm.org Tuesday, April 08, 2003 ,, �r 4A.. • \ PTO L,-& Preserving our Heritage - ! 1 p �r I J $erving the Community! J fJ! JJ J! YCi r l D f l Supporting Educ orr Plannmg for Grmvgi Y1I r{f (1r 11 ff Jl 1 �� ,�;:- 2 ._ .. ; _ � = -_. �� ,�;:- 2 Y� �� v s�e Y, �4�� ' s f�1 3 i I -I. I/ rj _4 A ,L4,00- I Lit; 'll 1 y C - « LI - rgt;�;t -(-,,;h� Club - tpjrDdl LlluA. Lujre Planne �o japp, E Primary Target vl irhets Residents Schools Tourists Conventions Adult Educahon Community Events Ot' lomism Market Tourism + 36% o f all travelers visit a mttseron +A 2002 survevjbund that museums rank in the Fop 3 Vacation Destinations OC School Enrollment 230,749 47,441 47,040 165,027 357; 414 'NU K,M.I.d. •Eiemenhry l8 HighSMO 12 •Cd ge Room to GroN.\ 57,808 Visitors per dory come to Orange County for leisure activities 19,726 come to Newport Beach Roost to Gtobl '/,342 Hotel rooms per day are booked in Newport Beach 150,000 Seasonal renters per year in Newport Beach 7 Visits to 1luseurris 2.3 Million Visitors to museums per clay in the U.S. 865 million per year UP 50% From a decade ago .bur,e: AL Economic lnipjict Tourists who visit museums spend nearly _ rr 1 on their travel as those who do not. A Medicated %larva cement Team .4 highly qualified executive staffmade up ofseasoned professionals Who air dedicated to the expansion and development of the museum. A superior Board qi Directors and Advisory Committee Oran <,e County %aPo A,.. Musical Theater 25.10% 2.42 Voso,... :4 SO 1. 51 Non - Musical Theater 15.50% 2.94 Symphony /Opcva 10.30% 2.97 Saiv 6.70% 102 1 oluntee." In addition to the.firll time strrffthe musernn boasts over !li 11'!llPli'Ll cloCOUS :87C1 i'71(lI11tCCf.1' +t 4r r��Te3J•.. t Educational Programs Educational Proaams Young Mariners Program Begs: Juh 199? Me SeveN. tC.000� StuNenfs FieklrnPO[pvif)[ Jrmingrothe coil r+,w r,.rn�,a.»I r on ormge emmev uhootrmaern,rrednx d. v i rJrmge eom,nv Depornreru l Fidrcndon. Pmb,err.- Nnrpor Palrei iSCoarr Gmrd Ne mn f regnrd'.OV,ge eO1,./N � Co�eKeepermNOther orpn,rnvon+. F$OGR >M CtiRRiY AT MP % ENT IMHM CAPAQ ?Y { Educational Pror_Trams T Partnership for Clean Water �-'- Begmr seprenmer1o00 h No. 5o,'v: ;.000 +Students �,bnr�h' yen m �i ste,lsehoni nn.;rr Pmaerr: ciry ojn'expon Berxh.Omge County Caorttieeper. Cormmonry Cpamorr PRGC RP.M WRRfNTL'/ AT MAMMJM I:APAWT'11 Educational Prot�r;uns � After School Programs _ BIg N 1995 No Served :300) t d -:Cs •�,; u•� Muzeum rmv and rehtd !vines Pnrrnerr Norc 1 �I ( i vRCGRAM REACHING PgAAIh1yM CA_PPCI?Y1 E Bov Scout Sea Base Beg . Sep, mher 1999 • /L,��Cp2 No, 5 ed: 5 CO0r WFBEO55ecuve /� �Lt !"`i HmNr -on meet balRe aeriviber oN ^_ mmur Parbrerr R9r &mn Gn Bore Educational Proaams Young Mariners Program Begs: Juh 199? Me SeveN. tC.000� StuNenfs FieklrnPO[pvif)[ Jrmingrothe coil r+,w r,.rn�,a.»I r on ormge emmev uhootrmaern,rrednx d. v i rJrmge eom,nv Depornreru l Fidrcndon. Pmb,err.- Nnrpor Palrei iSCoarr Gmrd Ne mn f regnrd'.OV,ge eO1,./N � Co�eKeepermNOther orpn,rnvon+. F$OGR >M CtiRRiY AT MP % ENT IMHM CAPAQ ?Y { Educational Pror_Trams T Partnership for Clean Water �-'- Begmr seprenmer1o00 h No. 5o,'v: ;.000 +Students �,bnr�h' yen m �i ste,lsehoni nn.;rr Pmaerr: ciry ojn'expon Berxh.Omge County Caorttieeper. Cormmonry Cpamorr PRGC RP.M WRRfNTL'/ AT MAMMJM I:APAWT'11 Educational Prot�r;uns � After School Programs _ BIg N 1995 No Served :300) t d -:Cs •�,; u•� Muzeum rmv and rehtd !vines Pnrrnerr Norc 1 �I ( i vRCGRAM REACHING PgAAIh1yM CA_PPCI?Y1 E Adult Pro +_rams ANIkod. + w uSYle t r' vLb.e! eC cc : y 2mue5rr++ChrOpe e y Series Bm 1995 s Pmenry CpWNrorl sn ' muerat Rearhdry Commirsian PROQRPfh �VEF MA %RRa4. CAP4i ILY Voluiueer Programs % F bW _ Orange Coast College B gin 1995 p 3liXJ hP rst t. bJf -± 0'." t. JC fleR md' vfvll ry •ervir ohfiga+ia, LALIU tional Needs ♦Additional class room space +Historic boat restorationjncilities +Additional educational staff +An expanded library & research area +,Vew Interactive andAiulti -media facilities 4 { f Volunteer Pro, =rams Shipmate Yolmneerc B,g . 1997 0111 's', fiPo Hours cOnt•ibvted A2,L vofm,+eers Egwn.du,nnwni erorrrmu rsx rbrenJ.r mvl gnirkr Volunteer Programs Docent Training Program ft, lffi' O 11110 Doc ! i b1C ,.,gmmva d nvfor rt�rmiwrb JheOmnRr Cwn,n' IJO ,J Legg `[I,, 09 Apil ix AfuiML Oj M, Ifilintly Child 1. t ARYS com ... WN 11 e.1- iL Jk I- al I 'Ic - i A, I i,-, 14 Q! I - 12 I lie Model Gallery The muifi- million dollar model Gallery rash, meets the definition a fa wnrld -class collection 0ver50andyue and modern examples are on display. 58,000 Historical Photos The museum currentty owns over 5&.000 photas ofboat, and events in Newport Harbor dating back to 1890 ^a i Ij iF.-_, The `.' eNN port Gallery This gallery offers a node range aflocalA• oriented nautical eshibiufocusing on Newport Harbor history. yachting boot building and enmseroafian mu V,.,porf celebHties the Grand Salon Gallery This h1£h- quahn• revahtlng eshumt ons_trom ,a,hmdaru and pmate inda,cluok. C.,on idetatlon,; The nnuseum is currenth, being considered by a tueniber qjrprivate fomdalions to be the permanent homefor their world -class nautical collections. s 13 B ansion Op onhrnities ♦ The Kelton Collection ♦ The Beekner and Sawyer Collections ♦ West Coact 3'achting Hall o,%Fame ♦ The Newport Harbor Watercraft Collection ♦ Hall ofStnfing & Fishing, -AL. Prepared to Grow The museum board, the executive staffand the members of the museum are prepared to organize a capital development program to support the needed growth of the museum forgenerations to come. Exhibit 'Needs The museum on on the cusp of being a truly world class facility. In order to reach that goal we muse ♦'t r�t'fzl� Ftn<(hus �l ;:rlsi!a! %.m shncr ♦ -�if:i c ' aliutu ua 11 .:UU x' 1� `'!ilex 3YCvi'l h St'EfCDi.� +e�',. fill llftas 4 1 T`CUe City PartnerJm) The master plan for the Historic Seaport Village includes facilities /or the following entities. ♦ ! Ylr "[I; ri-nr A, -, 14 (it% Port In orderfor this project to proceed the Aluseaut will need to have ciN support. tVe have had positive preliminary discussions with the Irvine Company who is the landowner Gndorsemeuts The Afuseum has been endorsed pv the tollowmg entities • The City nfNewpnn Beech • Me Nan. Beach Coef ce s: VlnW 13 e u •'B,e Newport -M. Unified School Det is •N—w B—h Cnvnix.r ofComnmmn • Newpat Beach Libni, • Orange County Cs.K eper •The Boy S-nb ofwmerica • Orenge Cowl Colloge • Orenge Cowry HarMU Pemol • Orenge Cmmry Department of HJwatim, • OmW County Docmt League • ( , County Business County IJVIy PUN • Anaheim Toiuiem Conned • Santa Aw Regwal Water Quality Co I Board .low Local Suppoi! Give currently have support of major organizations and associations in Newport Beach and Orange County. However, most important, we have the support of the residents of Newport Beach. III] 1,311C Educational Programs • Expanded Stueient Education Programs • New M=4, Based Events d Programs • Expanded Lecture Series • New Boat Restoration Programs • New Adult Education Classes • New Maritime Painting Classes • New Afarinme Theater Arts • New School Art Show•.r 15 Expandin g Lxhibitiops ♦ An Expanded Gallery Dedicated to the History oJ:bewporr Harbor • Higher quality exhibits on loan • Expanded museum and art arhtbirs • Greater reach into the community • Preservation ojpnceless collections • New Tall Ships lisits and special events' • Wooden hoot preservation 1 16 NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENCE & To Whom it May Concern: VISITORS BUREAU The Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau considers Newport Harbor Nautical Museum a very important marketing partner to the Bureau as well as the City of Newport Beach. The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum spends a considerable amount of marketing dollars promoting the Harbor, the Nautical Museum, and the City of Newport Beach. In addition, the museum has an extension educational outreach program within the City with its Museum on Wheels. The Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau has used the nautical Museum for larger meeting groups so that they are able to experience the pleasures of the Harbor. On special occasions the Museum has organized a number of outreach programs with tours, special events, and family outings at the Museum. Also, through their dock they have had a number of historical ships call on the City of Newport Beach and have been able to offer tours of the ships as well as sailings on the bay. The Museum is proposing a "Seaport Village" concept as a future option and the Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau would be very interested in seeing this materialize. This would be a great attraction for the City of Newport Beach and there would be a "spill over" effect with the visitors possibly needing overnight accommodations, spending money in the gift shops and using other services within the City of Newport Beach. The true joy of selling Newport Beach is that people can experience the thrill of being by the sea and in some cases going on board a ship and seeing the passing scenery. 110 Newport Center Drive Suite 120 Newport Beach, CA 92660 949.719.6100 1.300.94.COAST FAX 949.719.6 101 newportbeach- cvb.com