Evening lecture by historical archaeologist Dr. Emerson "Tad" Baker, Salem State University (MA). Lecture will take place at the Contented Sole Restaurant adjacent to the museum. 7:30 PM

Evening lecture by anthropologist Dr. Brian Robinson, University of Maine, Orono. Lecture will take place at the Contented Sole Restaurant adjacent to the museum. 7:30 PM

Evening lecture by anthropologist Dr. Brian Robinson, University of Maine, Orono. Lecture will take place at the Contented Sole Restaurant adjacent to the museum. 7:30 PM

Evening lecture by historian John Bradford of Maine's First Ship. Lecture will take place at the Contented Sole Restaurant adjacent to the museum. 7:30 PM

Evening lecture and presentation by historic interpreters Roger Collins and Pete Morrissey of Old Fort Western. 7:00 PM.

Become a soldier and join the militia garrison of 18th century Fort Frederick. You'll learn to march and drill, help defend the fort agains the king's enemies, and earn a day's pay. 1:00 and 3:00 PM Rain date is Sunday June 23.

Become a soldier and join the militia garrison of 18th century Fort Frederick. You'll learn to march and drill, help defend the fort agains the king's enemies, and earn a day's pay. 1:00 and 3:00 PM Rain date is Sunday June 23.

Step into the past as you tour a 17th century village, meet some of the inhabitants and be challenged by an 18th century soldier on guard duty at Fort William Henry. Rain date is Sunday, June 16

One of the largest Civil War Reenactments in Maine, this event features a variety of living history demonstrations, exhibits, and engaging activities remembering the activities of the Civil War in the Spring of 1863. It is organized by the 3rd Maine Company A and 15th Alabama Company G to benefit Maine’s oldest living history farm and museum.

Paper Mache artist Nanci Kahn is visiting us, and she's brought her paper mache birds. Join us to get messy and learn about her technique while creating new collaborative art to display at the Museum & Theatre. Ages 4 +.