Thinking Small: The Amazing Miniature World of Thomas Rahner is a private collection of miniature hand carved sailboats. The exhibit will be on display in the Lightner Museum East Room, located on the Mezzanine level.

Thomas Rahner, a native of St. Augustine, is a Professor Emeritus of Flagler College with 35 years of teaching experience. Rahner, a U.S. Army veteran, was the founder of the Theater Department at Flagler College, where he also served as a chairman for 31 years.

“This boat collection will fit right in with Otto Lightner’s esteemed collections here at the Lightner Museum.” – Barry Myers, Museum Curator

This event is free and open to the public. Donations are requested for beverages. Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite yachting attire. Guests may enter through the Cordova or Granada Street entrance by the Café Alcazar. Entrance will be clearly marked.

Lightner Museum board member and mayor of the City of St. Augustine, Nancy Shaver will be guest bartending.

After “Lightner After Hours”, the exhibition will be on view during fall 2018 and is free to the public from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. by entering the Café Alcazar doors on either Cordova or Granada Streets.

The Lightner Museum is a non-profit cultural institution sustained by the generous support of individuals, businesses, and sponsors. Donations are appreciated.

For more information, visit LightnerMuseum.org/events and tag us on your favorite social media sites, #lightnermuseum, #cheerstolightner, #lightnerafterhours.

Lightner After Hours is funded in part by the Tourist Development Council of St. Johns County.