Haloye and The Boys from Kennebunk and Tag Yourself from Longy School of Music, Cambridge, Mass perform funk, jazz, blues, and tunes to get everyone dancing. Tickets at the door (cash and Venmo): $10.00 (a portion to benefit the Museum)
Join us for an introduction to the craft of counted cross stitch! In this hands-on class, Lindsey Clancy, owner of The Cranky Cross Stitcher, will guide you through the basics, including: * The difference between cross-stitch and embroidery * Essential cross-stitch tools such as cloth, thread, and needles * How to read a cross-stitch pattern […]
The Just History Project website, a powerful tool aimed at documenting the often-overlooked histories of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color in Kennebunk and the surrounding towns of Wells, Kennebunkport and Arundel, will soon be launched by the Brick Store Museum. It can be found on the Museum’s website. A free, public launch of the […]
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Members' Gatherings will be planned quarterly for Museum Members to get up close and personal with artifacts, exhibitions and archives. In our kick-off Gathering, Members are invited for an afternoon exploring our new acquisitions with Collections Manager Leanne Hayden, alongside light snacks and beverages. Plus, visit with other Members and explore the exhibits on view. […]
Celebrate the beauty of spring with a hands-on Lilac Embroidery Workshop at the Brick Store Museum! In this beginner-friendly class, you'll learn the basics of hand embroidery while stitching a delicate lilac design. Our instructor will guide you through essential stitches, color blending techniques, and tips for creating textured floral embroidery. No prior experience is […]
Get ready to welcome spring with a fun and creative needle felting class! In this hands-on workshop, kids will learn the basics of needle felting while crafting colorful spring garlands. This beginner-friendly activity is perfect for encouraging creativity and fine motor skills in a safe, supportive environment. All materials are provided
Join Paranormal Five, a Maine based paranormal family team as they share stories of Maine haunts. Hear the history and what makes these locations so spooky. See real paranormal evidence that has been caught at some of these locations.
The Museum's Concert Partner Mousam River Music Presents: Copley Street – Joey Abarta, Nathan Gourley, and Owen Marshall – is a trio of some of the finest Irish musicians in the Northeast. Featuring Abarta on uilleann pipes (Irish bagpipes), Gourley on fiddle, and Marshall on guitar and bouzouki, they create a beautifully expressive and masterfully […]
Join us for a creative and hands-on block printing workshop where you’ll learn the art of creating beautiful designs using carved stamps! In this adult class, you’ll explore the basics of block printing as you carve your own stamps and use them to create unique, personalized tea towels. Instructor: Sarah Soleau
Join us for an afternoon of history and tea as Laura Rocklyn brings Louisa May Alcott to life in a captivating performance, followed by an informal chat with guests. A professional actress, playwright, and historian, Rocklyn has performed with regional theater companies across the U.S. and creates immersive historical portrayals for audiences worldwide. Enjoy light […]
The French & Indian War (1754 – 1763) was the culmination of almost continuous conflict for over a century between Britain and France and their respective colonial and Native American allies. Often covered briefly in history classes, the results set in motion events leading to the American Revolution. Against this background, we’ll read and discuss […]