Special Events at PMM


Lectures, Workshops, Events
You’re invited to join us at Penobscot Marine Museum for our ongoing series of special events! For more information, contact Jeana Ganskop, Education Director, at 207-548-2529 or jganskop@pmm-maine.org.


  • Floating Offshore Wind: Becoming a Reality with Dr. Andrew Goupee

    Main Street Gallery 40 East Main Street, Searsport, United States

    Thursday, September 25, 7:00 pm
    Thursday Night Lecture Series
    Floating Offshore Wind: Becoming a Reality with Dr. Andrew Goupee
    Dr. Goupee is the Libra Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Maine and has performed research in the areas of solid mechanics, geophysics and marine renewable energy.

    Click Here to purchase tickets online.

    $8 – $10
  • Brooklin: The Postcard View with Kevin Johnson

    Thursday, September 25, 7:00 pm
    Historic Photography Lecture Series
    Brooklin: The Postcard View with Kevin Johnson
    For more information www.brooklinkeepingsociety.org or 207-359-8880.
    Brooklin Keeping Society, 23 Bay Road, Brooklin. Admission free.

    Free
  • Sam Matinelli will demonstrate the making of hand-made oars

    Penobscot Marine Museum 2 Church Street, Searsport, United States

    CANCELED
    Sam Matinelli will demonstrate the making of hand-made oars. Sam is an oarmaker with Shaw & Tenney, makers of oars and paddles in Maine since 1958. Sponsored by Knickerbocker Group.
    Free with PMM admission.

    Free with museum admission
  • “Whoop and Drive ’er” – Growing up in Aroostook County, Maine by David Estey, Book Signing and Talk at Penobscot Marine Museum

    Penobscot Marine Museum 2 Church Street, Searsport, United States

    On Thursday, October 16 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., David Estey will be at the Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport to discuss and sign “Whoop and Drive ’er” – Growing up in Aroostook County, Maine. “A humorous labor of love,” is how Estey describes his new illustrated memoir about colorful family members, friends, and characters he experienced while growing up in Fort Fairfield, Presque Isle, and Belfast, Maine. The memoir begins in Aroostook, but Estey attended the Rhode Island School of Design, travelled throughout Europe, was in the army, worked for the IRS, and lived in the South, before returning to Maine for a second career as an award-winning artist. Estey’s paintings will be on display for the event.

    Free for members and Searsport residents.
  • LAST DAY Museum campus closes for the season.

    Penobscot Marine Museum 2 Church Street, Searsport, United States

    Sunday, October 19
    LAST DAY Museum campus closes for the season.

    October 20, 2014 through May 22, 2015
    The Museum campus is closed. The Museum Framer and Museum Shop are closed for renovation until further notice.