Annual Meeting of Friends of Patten Free Library with Guest Author
Annual Meeting of the Friends of Patten Free Library with Guest Author Kate Clark Flora on Monday September 24th at 6:30 pm at the Library. All welcome.Maine’s Atlantic Salmon
Fish Lecture Series: Maine’s Atlantic Salmon Kennebec Estuary Land Trust and Midcoast Conservancy Join John Burows, from the Atlantic Salmon Federation, and Paul Christman, from the Department of Marine Resources, to discuss the state of Maine’s Atlantic...Lots of Knots!
Maine’s First Ship presents Summer at the Freight Shed Try your hand at knot tying with Virginia’s rigger, Jim Nelson. Learn to tie the sailor’s most important knots and make your own knot board! Jim will be working on the rigging all day...Site Visit of Popham Colony
Maine’s First Ship presents Summer at the Freight Shed We will head downriver to tour the Popham Colony site with avocational archaeologist Orman Hines. Orman will give a general description of the 18 years of excavations by Dr. Jeffery P Brain. Because of...Classic Sea Chanteys at Work
Maine’s First Ship presents Summer at the Freight Shed Old sailor’s songs, known as chanteys, were fun to sing but they had a purpose as well. Join the crew of Maine’s First Ship and learn some of the classic sea chanteys while you lend a hand at the...Enchanting Estuary with KELT and MFS
Maine’s First Ship presents Summer at the Freight Shed 2018 Enchanting Estuary with KELT and MFS Wednesday, July 25, 1-2pm Join the Kennebec Estuary Land Trust and Maine’s First Ship to learn about the Kennebec Estuary…where the river meets the sea!...Guided Tour of the Virginia
Maine’s First Ship presents Summer at the Freight Shed MFS shipwright Rob Stevens hosts an in-depth visit with the pinnace Virginia, currently under construction next to the Kennebec River.17th Century Woodworking
Maine’s First Ship presents Summer at the Freight Shed Join Fred Gosbee for a look at woodworking techniques from the 1600s (when the original Virginia was built!) using a pole lathe and shaving horse. Stop by to see Fred while he works on “wooden bits for the...Knitting 101
Learn to knit with Mim Bird! In this class, we’ll cover knitting fundamentals for brand new knitters. We’ll talk about yarn and needle choice, then we’ll move right along with the knit stitch, the purl stitch, casting on and binding off. We’ll...ANNUAL BATH HERITAGE DAYS BOOK SALE
Phenomenal assortment of books for all ages and interests, DVDs, puzzles and MORE await you at the Friends of Patten Free Library Annual Book Sale! Bring your bag to take home great books!Next Steps in Weaving
Enhance your weaving skills in this intermediate class taught by experienced weaver Sybil Shiland. This is a project-based class designed to aid students in reviewing and consolidating skills acquired in a beginning floor loom weaving class. Sybil will guide you as...Solstice Soiree
Maine’s First Ship presents a Solstice Soiree at the Bath Freight Shed, Saturday, June 23, 6-10pm, featuring Tom Whitehead’s Rites of Swing; lite fare, cash bar, cash oyster bar from Winter Point Oysters, bonfire. Tickets $20 in advance, call MFS at...Finishing School
Finishing your knitted piece can be the scariest part of all. Chase those fears away in Finishing School with Mim Bird! You’ve done all the knitting; now what? This class will cover everything you do after you bind off to give your knit pieces a polished,...Gallery Talk-Fiber Artists
Gallery Talk : June 14 Fiber Artists On June 14th from 5:30 to 7:30, Christine Macchi of Maine Fibers Arts, Susan Mills and Barbara Burns from Markings Gallery, will present an artist talk and private viewing of their work and journeys as fiber artists. The artist...Tidal Predictions, Tidal Patterns, and Tidal Power: How the Ebbs and Flows Affect Your Life
Maine’s First Ship Spring Lecture Series MFS volunteer Jim Parmentier will review the fundamental principles of tidal generation and prediction, describe some of the effects of tidal patterns on biological diversity, and discuss efforts currently underway to...Red Cloak Haunted History Tour
Join The Lady in the Red Cloak for a lantern lit walking tour of Bath. Discover the legends, lore and hidden stories of the area, its mysteries and haunts. See many of the captain’s homes, learn of the early settlement, hear the tale of Seguin and more, while you...What does Winnegance Mean? Wabanaki Place Names in Context
Maine’s First Ship Spring Lecture Series Joe Hall teaches colonial, American Indian, and environmental history at Bates College. He is currently researching the history of Wabanakis, Maine’s indigenous peoples. He is particularly interested in the ways...Music Together
Informal community music class for parents and caregivers with toddlers, infants and preschoolers. Build musical competence through play. Join an experienced early childhood music teacher for instrument jams, parachute dances, finger plays and call and answer songs....Reverse Mortgage: Your Home’s Equity Free Workshop
Are you a homeowner 62 years or older? CEI’s Housing Counselor, Mechelle Given is offering a free workshop. Dispelling Myths – Delivering Truth presentation. You do not need your home to be free of mortgages, don’t need to be cash poor and the bank...Support Downtown Bath
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