• Sparloft Arts – PO Box 161 (map) – 207-371-2404
  Alison Lee Freeman is a 21st century chantey singer with an extraordinary voice easily heard over gale force winds. In performance the vivacious balladeer mixes traditional songs of the sea with newly renovated folk songs.
• Banners Over Bath – PO Bx 22 (map) – 443-8041
  Outdoor Art Exhibit, annual, mid-March through mid-May
• Bath Antiques Shows – Bath, Maine Antiques – PT Promotions – PO Box 333 (map) – 207/443-8983
  Bath Antiques Shows are held at Bath Middle School, Bath, Maine, one Sunday a month, 10-3, from Nov. to Apr. and Aug. 60 dealers feature a great selection of fresh antiques-funiture to smalls.
• Bath Farmers’ Market – RR2, Box 101 (map) – 207-582-2213
  Bath Farmers’ Market
  May 6th to October 31 Saturday
  June 15 to Oct 31 Thursday
  
• Bath Youth Meeting House & Skatepark Center – 26 Summer Street (map) – 207-443-8900
  A MeetingHouse where todays youth can express themselves through a variety of activities. We offer the youth the opportunity to come skate, draw, paint, sculpt, play music, or just socialize with their friends.
  
• Boat Trips Aboard the Ruth – Sebasco Harbor Resort (map) – 389-1161
  Scenic Cruises, Lobstering, and Pirate Trips for Children
• Bath Sweet Shoppe – 19 Centre Street (map) – 207 443-4221
  Candy, fine chocolates & gifts
• Hidden Mountain Cottages & Gift Shop – 1659 Main RD (map) – 207-389-1457
  Gift Shop & Cottages Rentals
• Colonial Thyme Alpacas – 33 Webber Rd (map) – 371-9136
  Breeders of high quality alpacas and angora goats. Raw fiber, yarn, hand knit items and other alpaca products for sale. Open for annual farm events in summer and fall. Farm visits by appointment, are welcome throughout the year.
• Friends of Seguin Island, Inc. – 72 Front Street (map) – 207-443-4808
  Maine’s second oldest lighthouse was commissioned in 1795 by George Washington and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Friends of Seguin Island became stewards of the island under a 1989 lease from the U.S. Coast Guard.
• Georgetown Pottery – 755 Five Islands Rd (map) – 371-2801
  Fine handmade porcelain pottery, jewelry, and gifts.
• Georgetown Working League – Box 489 (map) – 371-2074
  We are a non-profit organization that supports local scholarships and services here in Georgetown
• Radiant Health and Wellness – 9 Centre Street (map) – 207 442-0885
  Offering acupuncture, a full Chinese herbal pharmacy and massage in the heart of downtown Bath.
• Long Reach Lighthouse Cruises – Departing From Maine Maritime Museum (map) – 1-888-538-6786
  Excursion, Lighthouse & Wildlife Cruises
• Main Street Bath – 15 Commercial Street (map) – 207-442-7291
  Partnering to Preserve and Promote Downtown Bath.
• Maine Maritime Museum – 243 Washington Street (map) – 443-1316
  Paintings, Ship Models, Artifacts, Historic Sites, Boat Rides
• 53/9 Gallery & Studio – 53/9 Front Street (map) – 207.232.7759
  Fine Art Originals and Giclee Reproductions, Greeting Cards.
• Red Cloak Haunted History Tours – Intown (map) – 207-380-3806
  Lantern-lit walks throughout intown Bath. A 90 minute tour exploring ghosts and history, spirits and mystery!
• Romney Ridge Farm – P.O. Box 324 (map) – 207-442-7298
  A Creative Fiber Farm. We raise sheep for fiber and enjoyment. Producer of We Fiber Folk Newsletter. Photography services also available.
• Sail Magic Inc. – 1429 Main Road (map) – 207-389-1614
  Sail Casco Bay aboard a Tartan 41′ sloop. Departing daily from Sebasco Harbor Resort in nearby Sebasco Estates.
• Self-Guided Walking Tours – Info Available @ Library & Main Street Bath (map) – 443-9751
  An Informal Way to See Bath’s Architecture and Cemeteries

Last updated on Sep 02, 2010 at 11:20am.

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