Hudson River Maritime Museum in Kingston, New York presents public cruises and themed experiences aboard Solaris, a solar-powered passenger boat. The museum programs a variety of outings that combine live performance, regional history, and waterfront scenery. Solaris Live Music Cruise showcases local artists in an intimate, floating concert setting where guests may bring beverages and enjoy an evening on the river. Dual Lighthouse Cruise sails past the historic Rondout and Esopus Meadows Lighthouses aboard Solaris, noted as the first solar-powered passenger boat licensed by the U.S. Coast Guard. Wrecks & Industry explores Kingston and Rondout Creek's industrial past, identifying sunken vessels and waterfront landmarks during a narrated cruise. Wine Tasting on the Hudson features curated tastings led by Sam Hewitt from the Kingston Wine Company, pairing local wines with river views. D&H Canal History invites historian Bill Merchant to share stories and artifacts en route to Lock No. 1. The River People: Historic Lenape Lifeways brings Lenape lifeways into a river context with Justin Wexler. River Gong on Solaris with HariPrakaash offers a sound-based experience, and Family Friendly Halloween Classics provides seasonal programming for families. These offerings emphasize Solaris as a 100% solar-powered vessel and reference U.S. Coast Guard licensing for the passenger boat. Named presenters, themed programming, and the unique solar platform make the museum's cruises a focused way to experience Kingston's waterfront from the water.