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

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

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

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

Maritime Art & History Festival:  Bath Freight Shed and Waterfront Park, 12-3:30pm Launch Ceremony:  Bath Freight Shed, 3:30-4:30pm Visit mfship.org for more details  

Enter The Haggis (Celtic Rock) Saturday, June 4, 2022 7:30 PM  9:30 PM Tickets: $25 ADV | $35 DOS CCAC Main Stage   For the better part of two decades, Toronto’s Enter The Haggis has combined bagpipes and fiddles with a rock rhythm section to create a distinctively eclectic sound, praised by The Boston Globe, The... Read More

The Affordable Connectivity Program extends and amends the Emergency Broadband Benefit, a FCC program that was put in place to help connect low income families and others affected by the COVID pandemic to broadband. The Emergency Broadband Benefit is being replaced by the Affordable Connectivity Program effective 12/31/21. In this class we will look at... Read More

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

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,... Read More

Participants will examine the four major groups of marine mammals, their special adaptations for keeping warm, finding food, breathing air in the marine environment, and the threats marine mammals face. Participants will work together to reconstruct a Pilot Whale skeleton. With support from a Merrymeeting Bay Trust Grant.

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

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

Back by popular demand! Watch Digby the Show Dog perform tricks like Puppy Push-Ups, Shake-it-Off and High Fives. He may even take a bow and wave to the crowd. Digby is part of a certified team from the Alliance of Therapy Dogs and he has done volunteer work throughout the state of Maine. Learn how... 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,... Read More

Drop in chess for all ages at the Elm Street Plaza.  Use our chess sets or bring your own. In partnership with Age Friendly Communities of the Lower Kennebec. Every Monday through October.

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,... Read More

Bath artist Dylan Metrano will present the history of the art of papercutting, a wildly diverse art form with roots all over the world, a rich history, and varied contemporary styles. Dylan will show his process of carefully cutting and layering colored paper, show examples of his work, and lead the group in a papercutting... Read More

Bath artist Dylan Metrano will present the history of the art of papercutting, a wildly diverse art form with roots all over the world, a rich history, and varied contemporary styles. Dylan will show his process of carefully cutting and layering colored paper, show examples of his work, and lead the group in a papercutting... Read More

From the 1970s-2010s the LGBTQ+ community fought for their civil rights. T-shirts, buttons, posters, photographs, documents, and many other artifacts document how the community built itself, learned to organize, and promoted legislation that would end discrimination in education, housing, and employment. Susie Bock, Director of the Sampson Center at the University of Southern Maine, will... Read More

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,... Read More

Learn to play the Ukulele with local musician, Ted DeMille! Space is limited to 8 children ages 7-12. Please contact the Children’s Room at 207-443-5141 x 1016 or email kdodge@patten.lib.me.us to register for this free event.

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,... Read More

Learn how to decorate ocean themed cookies with royal icing from Kaite Thayer of Thayer Treats.  All supplies provided.  For grades 7-12. Registration required: https://bit.ly/pflroyalicing