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OUTDOOR EXHIBITS
EVENTS

Guest Performers Sharon & Kate Johnston played Harp & Flute during Tea With Eleanor, 2019.

Former Board President Laurie Murison & Folk Singer Paul Lauzon, 2019.

Dr. Patty Jones, Bowdoin College, lectures on Bumblebee Research in 2019.

JJ Roots Performing at the Church of the Ascension, North Head, in a benefit concert in 2019.

Art Instructor Michael McEwing teaching a weekend relief print-making workshop in 2019.

Tea With Eleanor event with Roosevelt Campobello International Park staff, 2019.

Guest Performers Sharon & Kate Johnston played Harp & Flute during Tea With Eleanor, 2019.

Former Board President Laurie Murison & Folk Singer Paul Lauzon, 2019.

EVENING PROGRAMMES & SPECIAL EVENTS - July & August

During July and August, mostly on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, but sometimes on weekends, the Museum hosts evening programme presentations and special events in the form of arts and science lectures and digital presentations, photography, artist talks, dance and theatrical performances, book launches, concerts, art workshops, and nature walks.

All of our presenters volunteer their time and expertise, helping us to offer quality programming of high educational and entertainment value. The Museum is deeply indebted to them for their contribution which plays a significant role in the life of our community.

Admission to all evening programmes is by donation, at the door, except where otherwise indicated (some events, like our annual dinner, concerts and some workshops, have an admission fee). Unless otherwise stated, all events are in our Elmer Wilcox Memorial Lecture Hall, side entrance by the parking lot, and begin at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. We sell memberships and raffle tickets at our evening programmes, and at book launches and some other presentations we sell books and related merchandise, such as maps or CDs.