Our continuation of the Cunard Line Queen Mary 2’s list of 101 things to do on a transatlantic crossing covers the Cultural Affairs category. If you missed part 1 of our series, you can view it here. Each new post, I’ll be adding to the list that was originally published in the Cunard Line 2010 Transatlantic Crossing. Thought provoking from the perspective that you are only limited by your own imagination as to what you can do on-board. We hope you find some inspiring cruise ideas.
Here is the next list of things to do under Cultural Affairs.
11. Capture memories on your digital camera and have them printed in the onboard photo lab.
12. Renew your wedding vows and enjoy a ceremony conducted by the Captain.
13. Brush up on your Excel spreadsheet skills at a computer learning class in ConneXions.
14. Sit in on a reading by mystery author P.D. James followed by a book signing.
15. Have a body composition analysis with experts in the Fitness Centre.
16. Be inspired to start your own epic tome at a workshop with a published novelist.
17. Strap yourself into your seat and enjoy a virtual ride through space in Illuminations – the only Planetarium at sea.
18. Head to Deck 2 to begin a Cunard history lesson with the Maritime Quest Exhibit. The 10 historical “pathways” located throughout the ship include A Great History, On the Bridge, Stars Aboard and more.
19. Attend a lecture about Beethoven’s Fidelio and find out why it was his only opera.
20. Enjoy the classic works of the great 20th Century masters such as Dali, Chagall, Erte, and Picasso in the Art Gallery.
21. Take a third and final Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) workshop, “Speaking the Speech”. You’ll learn to perform a Shakespeare monolog.
22. Listen to the dramatic reading of The Old Man and the Sea in Illuminations.
23. Shiver me timbers. Sit in on a lecture about piracy with English diplomacy expert, Vincent Strudwick.
24. Brush up on your Russian, French, Spanish, or even Mandarin. Parlez vous chinois?
12. Renew your wedding vows and enjoy a ceremony conducted by the Captain.
13. Brush up on your Excel spreadsheet skills at a computer learning class in ConneXions.
14. Sit in on a reading by mystery author P.D. James followed by a book signing.
15. Have a body composition analysis with experts in the Fitness Centre.
16. Be inspired to start your own epic tome at a workshop with a published novelist.
17. Strap yourself into your seat and enjoy a virtual ride through space in Illuminations – the only Planetarium at sea.
18. Head to Deck 2 to begin a Cunard history lesson with the Maritime Quest Exhibit. The 10 historical “pathways” located throughout the ship include A Great History, On the Bridge, Stars Aboard and more.
19. Attend a lecture about Beethoven’s Fidelio and find out why it was his only opera.
20. Enjoy the classic works of the great 20th Century masters such as Dali, Chagall, Erte, and Picasso in the Art Gallery.
21. Take a third and final Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) workshop, “Speaking the Speech”. You’ll learn to perform a Shakespeare monolog.
22. Listen to the dramatic reading of The Old Man and the Sea in Illuminations.
23. Shiver me timbers. Sit in on a lecture about piracy with English diplomacy expert, Vincent Strudwick.
24. Brush up on your Russian, French, Spanish, or even Mandarin. Parlez vous chinois?
Are you dreaming of a transatlantic crossing voyage yet? Share with us what cruise journey you have been deeply enriched on.
Next, we will present Thoroughly British Moments.
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