The Brick Store Museum

 

On Saturday, September 15 at 11 AM and again at noon, naturalists from The Center for Wildlife will bring real wild things to the Museum's campus for this family program to tie in with our ongoing Wild Things exhibition. Live Maine raptors and reptiles--as well as interactive displays--invite comparison among these animals and their folk art counterparts but also provide a lens for exploring issues of ecology, habitat preservation and wildlife conservation.

 

This is your chance to see a red-tailed hawk, barred owl, corn snake, and turtles up close!  This special family program is offered free of charge with donations gratefully accepted; no advance reservations needed. The Museum's galleries will also be open that day from 10 AM  to 1 PM.

 

 

The popular Views from Within lecture series continues! Join us on Wednesday, September 19 at 7 PM for the second in this year's series of three programs to be presented by the Kennebunkport Historical Society and The Brick Store Museum. Our guest speaker is Arthur Douglas Stover, the author of the recently-released book, Eminent Mainers: Succinct Biographies of Thousands of Amazing Mainers, Mostly Dead, and a Few People from Away Who Have Done Something Useful Within the State of Maine. The Nonantum's dining room opens at 5:30PM for those wishing to have dinner prior to the evening program.

Calling all kids, parents and grandparents! Shipbuilding Odyssey: A History Workshop for Kids & Adults returns on Saturday, September 29.  This intergenerational, family-oriented, one-day event explores the shipbuilding heritage of the Kennebunks.

 

 

As our Business Partner Program continues to grow, we'd like to thank and welcome our newest Business Partner: The English Meadows Inn.  Click HERE to find out how you can become a Business Partner, too! 

 

Our proud business partners provide critical backing for many of the initiatives you enjoy.  We encourage your support of all the businesses that have been so kind to us!