With Museum Framer Lin Calista
CANCELED
Saturday, October 1, 9 am to noon, Museum Library, 11 Church St.
Cost: $20, $10 for members.

A demonstration, with some hands-on examples, on how to frame delicate and three-dimensional items, best ways to mount needlework, and framing with front and back exposure. Limited to 15, please register or purchase advance tickets in the Museum Store, online at www.penobscotmarinemuseum.org, or by phone at 207-548-0334 or 207-548-2529.

With Lin Calista
CANCELED
Thursday, November 10, 6:30 pm to 8 pm, Museum Library, 11 Church St.
Admission is free.

Learn how to construct a gingerbread masterpiece! Ideas, templates, recipes, and tips.
Demonstration only.

Netmaking with Jacqueline Davidson
Saturday, July 1, 1 pm to 4 pm
Free with admission
Jacqueline Davidson is author of the book Nets Through Time: The Technique and Art of Knotted Netting. She learned her craft at the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, and teaches the technique to others. She will discuss the knot used to make diamond mesh (used in basketball nets) and square mesh (used in tennis nets).

Net Making with Stephanie Crossman
Thursday, July 20, 11 am to 2 pm
Free for admission

Stephanie Crossman learned the craft of fishnetting on the island of Vinalhaven from her husband’s great-grandmother, who had made her living in the net factory on the island. Today, Stephanie using this traditional technique to create works of art and functional everyday bags. Join Stephanie to watch her at work, share the history of fishnetting and perhaps go home with a treasure from her pop-up store.

Netmaking with Mike Dassatt
Saturday, August 5, 1 pm to 4 pm
Free with admission

Belfast lobsterman Mike Dassatt still makes his own net heads for his lobster traps. Join him to learn about net head making and the net head’s function in a lobster trap.

Model Pond
Cost: Free with Museum Admission

The Soling racing yacht is a popular one-design class. This miniature version is one of the most popular classes and has the largest number of registered models within the American Model Yachting Association racing class system.

Admissions Center
Cost: $5 for members, $8 for non-members

Ken Weeks builds canoes in the traditional manner in Blue Hill. He will compare the building of a birch bark canoe in miniature with the 42 foot model currently under construction.

Cost: $5 for members, $8 for non-members

Al Ross designs model plans for BlueJacket Shipcrafters Inc. in Searsport. He will discuss which designs inspire him the most and why.

Cost: $5 for members, $8 for non-members

Educational Passages’s Program Director Cassie Stymest explains how they use GPS-equipped models to spread ocean and environmental literacy.  Classrooms around the world follow the models and explore oceanic phenomena.