Jun 1 -Aug 3/ 9-5pm This exhibit will feature five different Windsors by Maine woodworker Andy Abello and artwork by Charles Santore, Anna B. McCoy, Ann Wyeth McCoy, Donald Josephson, and Allen Blagden. No admission for the exhibit, reception and artist's talks. FMI 207.633.4333 or visit www.mainegardens.org
Jun 24-Jul 11/ 2pm & 8pm "Crazy for You." Music and lyrics by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin. FMI or tickets call 207.725.8769. www.msmt.org
Net Worth: the Rise and Fall of Maine’s Fin Fisheries. Now through November 29, 2009 Net Worth will stir up the heady chowder of Maine history, economics, politics, and technology that has shaped the deceptively simple task of pulling fish from the sea. Summer and Fall Programs will explore all aspects of the past, present, and future of fin fishing in Maine. FMI: www. MaineMaritimeMuseum.org
HOMETOWN SCENES paintings of Brunswick and beyond July 2nd Thrus 5-7pm We are featuring Frances Pratt Caswell. The Show includes paintings in oil and watercolor, with scenes of Bowdoin College, downtown Brunswick, the Androscoggin River as well as other well known local areas. Call for more information 207.729.9108
Explore the Kennebec River where American ship building began over 400 years ago.
On Wednesdays through Sundays, try your hand at deep sea fishing aboard the Sashimi out of Boothbay Harbor. Travel off shore to one of Maine/s famous fishing grounds. Gear, bait, instructions are provided. Keep what you catch.
On Mondays and Tuesdays try your hand at deep sea fishing aboard the Sashimi out of Boothbay Harbor. Travel off shore to one of Maine/s famous fishing grounds. Gear, bait, instructions are provided. Keep what you catch.
Presenter is Judi Jones, Info Harbor (www.infoharbor.biz): "Put Time on Your Side" Are you effective at work? Do you complete your assigned tasks on time and properly without working extra hours? As the old saying goes “you need to plan the work and work the plan.” This informative presentation will provide you with tips on being efficient and productive at work. Learn the importance of planning your workflow: how best to schedule your time, how to balance tasks and projects, how to handle distractions and how to find things! Did you know the average American will spend one year of their life searching through desk clutter looking for misplaced items? Let’s not be average! Come learn how. About the Speaker: Judi Jones, InfoHarbor is a professional organizer for business people who can help you be more effective at your job. She also provides web site development and maintenance, administrative support, and bookkeeping. As a small business owner she understands the need to wear ‘all hats’ even if some of the hats don’t fit properly; as a former employee of a large business, she understands the corporate world also. Invite a business client, colleague or potential Chamber member to attend Morning Chambers with you. FREE for Chamber members and their employees!
Net Worth will stir up a heady chowder of maine history, economics, politics, and technology that has shaped the task of pulling fish from the sea.
For nearly a century, the Sewall family built and managed a fleet of more than one hundred merchant vessels. They built the largest wooden square-riggers in the U.S. and the only American-built fleet of steel sailing ships. This special exhibit honors the Sewalls who have been intimately involved with MMM since its beginning.
The Percy and Small is the only surviving shipyard in America where large wooden sailing vessels were constructed. Listen to the story of this unique site in the shadow of the life size sculpture of Wyoming, the largest wooden sailing ship ever built.
The Donnells were one of Bath's shipbuilding families. Walk into their home as it would have looked in 1892. Meet them through their photographs and artifacts and explore the rooms where they lived. (CLOSED SUNDAY)
The Percy and Small is the only surviving shipyard in America where large wooden sailing vessels were constructed. Listen to the story of this unique site in the shadow of the life size sculpture of Wyoming, the largest wooden sailing ship ever built.
Explore the Kennebec River where American ship building began over 400 years ago. DAILY EXCEPT THURS.
The rugged beauty of the coast of Maine sets the tone for a world class fishing trip with Captain Dave Pecci. Twelve pound class spinning gear and 6-8 wt. fly rods are included in the fee but feel free to bring your own.
The Percy and Small is the only surviving shipyard in America where large wooden sailing vessels were constructed. Listen to the story of this unique site in the shadow of the life size sculpture of Wyoming, the largest wooden sailing ship ever built.
The Kennebec River features some of Maines most beautiful lighthouses: Doubling Point, Kennebec Ranges, Squirrel Point, Perkins Island, Pond Island, Seguin Island.
On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Friday, go behind the gates of BIW and view the old launching "ways" and the newer Land Level Transfer Facility. (Combine with a discounted one-hour boat cruise ticket to view BIW from the water!) Reservations recommended.
Includes a two-day museum admission.
Jul 3/ 10 p.m. Sponsored by Cook’s Lobster House, Bailey Island. FMI 833-2818
Jun 1 -Aug 3/ 9-5pm This exhibit will feature five different Windsors by Maine woodworker Andy Abello and artwork by Charles Santore, Anna B. McCoy, Ann Wyeth McCoy, Donald Josephson, and Allen Blagden. No admission for the exhibit, reception and artist's talks. FMI 207.633.4333 or visit www.mainegardens.org