You may think of Penobscot Marine Museum as a great resource for learning local history - and we are! We also have artifacts, charts, photos, and documents that may connect to your interests or curriculum in unexpected ways. Join us as we connect items in the PMM collections with earth science, geometry, literature, and more.

While the bark AUGUSTINE KOBBE was in port at Livorno, Italy in early 1880, Captain Ford commissioned this painting. Where did the bark go after Livorno? What was it carrying? Who’s on board?

While the bark AUGUSTINE KOBBE was in port at Livorno, Italy in early 1880, Captain Ford commissioned this painting. Where did the bark go after Livorno? What was it carrying? Who’s on board?

The Gulf of Maine exhibit created by the Searsport District High School Fall 2021 Marine Science Students complements the artifacts and stories of the Gone Fishing exhibit in Old Town Hall.

Join us for a reception beginning at 5pm in the exhibit space, followed by a panel discussion at 6pm. The artist panel, led by Carl Little, features artists Jill Hoy, Nancy Morgan-Barnes and Colin Page on the topic of “Penobscot Bay as Muse.”

Cocktail party at The Edge, located in Lincolnville, Maine. Food and drink by Trillium Caterers. Watch for your invitation.