Ocean City, Maryland's Life-Saving Station Museum FREE PROGRAMS
		Programs are free and held on the boardwalk starting at 10am. In a 15 year tradition, programs are offered to educate locals and visitors alike about Ocean City history and environment. The schedule is the same each week. Classes last approximately 30 minutes. For additional information contact the museum at 410-289-4991.
		MONDAYs The Ocean City Beach Patrol teaches life saving techniques, how to keep safe on the beach and what types of hazards exisit. TUESDAYs An indepth look at Ocean City History with OCBC classes, Ocean City Before Condos WEDNESDAYs The US Coast Guard Auxiliary teaches about nautical knots. THURSDAYs All about sharks from their differences from other fish to how they find and eat their prey.				Thurs., the 24th of August will be replaced with Birds of Prey. A special presntation about raptor ecology and will showcase 3hawks and 3 owls that can not be released into the wild due to injuries sustained in the wild. FRIDAYs Storm Warriors will teach about serving in the US Life-Saving Service for children 8-14. Afterwards children are invited to come in the museum to attempt to earn the Junior Surfman certificate. SATURDAYs Take a look a marine wildlife and visitors will be able to watch marine life dine on a meal.
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