Get ready to dive deep into the heart of our local waterways! The Oriental History Museum, just a short drive from New Bern, is set to host another fascinating installment of its “Evening at the Museum” Speaker Series. Mark your calendars for Thursday, July 23rd, at 6:30 PM, as they welcome Keith Bruno, a dedicated commercial fisherman and owner of Endurance Seafood. Keith will be sharing his invaluable insights on “Fishing On the Neuse River,” offering a unique perspective from someone who lives and breathes the river’s daily rhythm at the Museum located at 802 Broad Street in Oriental.
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This isn’t just a talk; it’s a window into the vibrant commercial fishing industry that sustains our region and provides us with fresh, local seafood. Keith Bruno, who actively harvests oysters, crabs, and a variety of fish right here on the Neuse, will undoubtedly shed light on the challenges, traditions, and vital importance of this trade. For New Bern residents and anyone who appreciates the bounty of our local waters, this is a prime opportunity to connect directly with a steward of the Neuse and gain a deeper understanding of where our delicious seafood truly comes from, followed by an engaging Q&A session.
The Oriental History Museum, a proud 501(c)(3) non-profit, offers these enriching events with free admission, though generous donations are always welcomed and crucial for their continued operation. We encourage Y’all in the New Bern area to make the short trip to Oriental to support this wonderful community institution and learn from a true local expert. Let’s show our appreciation for our shared heritage and the people who work our beautiful rivers!
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