Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... 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 guided walk through Bath’s tree-lined Washington Street neighborhood where Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne and Colonial Revival architecture abound. Go back in time on "the Avenue"... Read More

In her new memoir, A Hard Silence, Melanie Brooks interrogates the silence that surrounded her father’s illness after he was infected with HIV from a blood transfusion in 1985. In retelling this story on her own terms, she’s able to travel beyond her trauma and recognize the value of inviting readers to share in the experience... Read More

Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... Read More

A fictional medieval kingdom in 15th-Century Europe is ruled by the devious Queen Aggravain and the mute King Sextimus the Silent. King Sextimus suffers from a curse that can only be reversed “when the mouse devours the hawk”. The Minstrel sings of the Princess and the Pea (“Many Moons Ago’), but reveals the story to... Read More

Local fiber artists will be weaving, spinning, knitting, hand sewing, felting, and doing ropework much like that used in Virginia's rigging. See techniques both modern and dating from the 17th century; a few have changed very little. Some artists will offer hands-on opportunities as well as demonstrations. Fiber Day is part of the Maine Craft... Read More

A fictional medieval kingdom in 15th-Century Europe is ruled by the devious Queen Aggravain and the mute King Sextimus the Silent. King Sextimus suffers from a curse that can only be reversed “when the mouse devours the hawk”. The Minstrel sings of the Princess and the Pea (“Many Moons Ago’), but reveals the story to... Read More

A fictional medieval kingdom in 15th-Century Europe is ruled by the devious Queen Aggravain and the mute King Sextimus the Silent. King Sextimus suffers from a curse that can only be reversed “when the mouse devours the hawk”. The Minstrel sings of the Princess and the Pea (“Many Moons Ago’), but reveals the story to... Read More

Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... 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 guided walk through Bath’s tree-lined Washington Street neighborhood where Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne and Colonial Revival architecture abound. Go back in time on "the Avenue"... Read More

A fictional medieval kingdom in 15th-Century Europe is ruled by the devious Queen Aggravain and the mute King Sextimus the Silent. King Sextimus suffers from a curse that can only be reversed “when the mouse devours the hawk”. The Minstrel sings of the Princess and the Pea (“Many Moons Ago’), but reveals the story to... Read More

A fictional medieval kingdom in 15th-Century Europe is ruled by the devious Queen Aggravain and the mute King Sextimus the Silent. King Sextimus suffers from a curse that can only be reversed “when the mouse devours the hawk”. The Minstrel sings of the Princess and the Pea (“Many Moons Ago’), but reveals the story to... Read More

A fictional medieval kingdom in 15th-Century Europe is ruled by the devious Queen Aggravain and the mute King Sextimus the Silent. King Sextimus suffers from a curse that can only be reversed “when the mouse devours the hawk”. The Minstrel sings of the Princess and the Pea (“Many Moons Ago’), but reveals the story to... Read More

Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... Read More

All are welcome to join a Bath Garden Club meeting on Tuesday, October 17th at 12 noon at the Grace Episcopal Church, 1100 Washington St. in Bath. Guest speaker FRED JUNGBLUTH, a local certified arborist with Vital Tree Care, Inc., will share his knowledge about planting and caring for the trees in your yard or area.... 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 guided walk through Bath’s tree-lined Washington Street neighborhood where Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne and Colonial Revival architecture abound. Go back in time on "the Avenue"... Read More

Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... Read More

Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... Read More

Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... 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 guided walk through Bath’s tree-lined Washington Street neighborhood where Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne and Colonial Revival architecture abound. Go back in time on "the Avenue"... Read More

Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... Read More

Take a memorable and fun walking tour of Bath, Maine, the City of Ships, one of the largest ports 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 National Park Ranger. You’ll hear stories about the prominent... Read More