Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, the fifth largest port in the United States in its 1840s and 50s heyday. Explore the quaint streets of this vibrant, picturesque downtown with your guide, a local teacher and former educator in programs at the Library of Congress and the... Read More

Bath is home to many majestic private residences built during the town’s 19th century shipping and shipbuilding heyday.  Discover the enduring stories of these homes and their residents on a walk through Bath’s tree-lined neighborhoods where Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne and Victorian architecture abound. The sights and stories on this fascinating and memorable tour, led by... Read More

GOLD AND GLOBAL POLITICS – How the Financial Power of Gold Impacts Politics Past and Present. Gold has been the lifeblood of global trade for centuries. It has sparked wars, helped shift regional powers, crushed empires, won battles changing the course of history, and laid the foundation of our global monetary system. Its legacy is... Read More

This is the first of two lectures on immigration’s impact on global trade and politics. A direct cause of modern immigration to the U.S. is the Industrial Revolution and the mass-manufacturing of products, the need to get workers to produce those products, and their export to other nations.  The competition from those relatively inexpensive goods... Read More

Learn about Paris and some of its famous residents with Cheapo Snob series author Jayne Boisvert.  Jayne will offer information on finding lodging and restaurants to suit just about anyone’s budget, (including a splurge or two), and discuss interesting attractions like the Palais Garnier and the Pantheon as well as the beautiful Château de Fontainebleau... Read More

All are welcome to join a Bath Garden Club meeting on Tuesday, January 17th, 2023 at 12 noon at Grace Episcopal Church. Both Beth and Tiffany from Hawkes Farm and Greenhouse will lead us in a hands-on workshop creating our own containers of spring bulbs to brighten the dark days of winter. You will take... Read More

This is the second of two lectures on immigration’s impact on Global Trade and Politics.  Migration is caused by people searching for a better material life and safety. What is the effect of this migration process on global trade? We look at the late 20th- and 21st-century picture and in particular the impact of increased... Read More

Southern Midcoast CareerCenter is available to assist with job searches, resume and interviewing, locating a registered apprenticeship, training and education assistance, federal bonding information, veteran’s services and job search assistance and more.  No appointment is needed.  For more information contact Jill at jillaine.mcgough@maine.gov or 207-721-8203.

What does it mean to “Cut the Cord”? It’s about canceling cable or satellite services and being able to watch television shows online, as well as options that would allow you to get rid of your landline. This class will not only show you the wide variety of options out there, but also teach you... Read More

Why replace when you can repair? Our expert volunteers will help repair your electronics, lamps, furniture, jewelry and small appliances; mend clothing, and sharpen tools. If we are unable to repair your item we will make suggestions on where you can find the parts and learn how to do the repair or have it professionally... Read More

Storytime for babies ages 0-24 months and their caregivers. Join Miss Mary and her guitar for stories, songs, and rhymes.  Every Monday.

Rodger Cuzner, the Consul General of Canada in Boston will discuss and answer questions about the incredibly important bilateral trade relationship between Canada and the United States. Consul General Cuzner grew up in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia and graduated from St. Francis Xavier University. He was elected to the Canadian House of Commons in 2000... Read More

What’s in My Sandwich? The Failed EU-US Trade Negotiations and What They Say about the Future Despite decades of efforts, the EU and the US have not been able to sign a comprehensive trade agreements. In the meanwhile, other global actors like China are increasingly influencing international commerce. What can explain this failure and what... Read More

Spend your afternoon at a movie with PFL!  Snacks available by donation or bring your own.  New movie every 4th Wednesday.   Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (2022) Rated PG Mrs. Harris, an English domestic servant who falls in love with a couture Dior dress, decides she must buy one of her own. After she... Read More

Join Sabino resident Jay E. Paris Jr. as he celebrates the rich history of the Sabino neighborhood and his home, the Samuel F. Bates homestead, of West Bath in honor of the hundredth anniversary of the Sabino Improvement Association.  Presented on Zoom and in person.  Registration required for Zoom only.