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    Maine Art Glass Studio

    5.0 (8 reviews)
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    I love this place. Jim is a great guy and always willing to help with any project! I would definitely recommend Maine Art Glass.

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    Colby College Museum of Art

    Colby College Museum of Art

    4.3
    (6 reviews)
    43.8 mi

    We knew nothing of the town of Waterville, much less Colby College, so this was a great…read moreintroduction! The Colby College Museum of Art is located on its namesake's beautiful and bustling campus. The modern, gleaming glass structure makes for a striking contrast to the traditional buildings surrounding it, and might give one reason to think this is a "modern" museum of art, which it is not. CCMA holds a surprisingly eclectic ensemble of classical and modern works. Even more surprising (considering the plethora of works presented) is the fact that there is no fee to enjoy this museum! I was really impressed with the expansiveness of the showrooms -- every piece had a lot of breathing room in which to display itself -- and the number of galleries to explore. This museum certainly rivals some of the great museums I've visited throughout my years of traveling (both here and abroad). And the fact that it's free, on a college campus, is even more astonishing to me! And there were "firsts" for me, too: A special collection of curated works by the artist Eastman Johnson -- I'd never heard of him before -- that was not necessarily my style of art -- I lean towards modern abstract, which there's plenty here to relish! -- but was astonishingly realistic and beautiful in a very rough-and-tumble American-way. I thoroughly enjoyed it! In sum, our visit to Colby College Museum of Art was thoroughly worth the hour's drive to Waterville, and I highly recommend a stop here should you ever find yourself in Waterville, ME. Excellent!!!

    For a small college like Colby, this art museum is surprisingly comparable to museums at much…read morelarger universities. And it keeps getting bigger and better. There is free admission for all. There are some gems in the permanent collection and strength in particular areas (eg works by Alex Katz). If you truly love art, you will probably find an interesting special exhibition or two on display when you visit. What is the point in having a museum like this? As Picasso said, "the purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls."

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    Ogunquit Museum of American Art

    Ogunquit Museum of American Art

    4.6
    (34 reviews)
    59.2 mi

    A small and intimate museum, but very well curated! I visited for the Looking For America and…read moreAmerican Conversations exhibits. I liked that these exhibits didn't just feature art that was conventionally pretty, but rather featured works that were more provocative. This surprised me considering the museum is relatively small; I expected more traditional and old-fashioned works. I felt like each piece challenged the idea of what it truly means to be American. As an added bonus, the museum grounds are GORGEOUS. They are a must-explore when visiting Ogunquit. Next time I will bring a picnic blanket and plan to spend the day there. I think you can even take a dip in the ocean on their pebble beach. Overall such an amazing experience.

    Recent visit for the Flower Sculpting Show. They pair paintings with floral sculptures . I had…read morenever been. Admission was 15.00 and included a ballot to vote for our favorite. It was honestly hard to pick. There is lots of room in each room to really study the art despite the amount of people there. The view of the ocean as you walk in is its own beautiful painting. Outside they have beautiful gardens as well as the ocean view which had a nice breeze while we were there. There is a gift shop that had a nice sample of beautiful items. Plenty of parking with a complimentary post card. Saw kids also enjoying the art too . Plenty outside to see as well.

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    Maine Maritime Museum

    Maine Maritime Museum

    4.7
    (80 reviews)
    14.1 mi

    This is an excellent museum which highlights Bath's proud history of shipbuilding in Maine…read more Although the admission fee is high ($20 or $22), it helps to support the volunteers and activities of the museum. We only had 2 hours available, so we focused largely on the exhibits. The museum includes various buildings which highlight different aspect of shipbuilding from caulking, blacksmithing, and building skiffs (modern day boats used to travel on Maine's coastal waterways). We loved the exhibit on lobstering in Maine - with superb displays that showed why Maine's lobsters are prized worldwide (they have the best claw meat), and a colorful display of buoys and traps. Talking with volunteers about the art of woodcarving and building skiffs was very interesting. It was cool to see the flagpoles (representing the Wyoming schooner) and Bath Iron Works in the distance (a current shipyard for the U.S. Navy). Since we only had 2 hours available from 10am-12pm, we could not join the afternoon lighthouse cruises (which looked like fun). Overall, we enjoyed our visit to the Maine Maritime Museum! You'll learn a lot about Bath's proud history of shipbuilding and the tradition of lobstering in Maine.

    The Maine Maritime Museum is not only an excellent museum for highlighting the area's substantial…read morecontribution to maritime history, but their events are always first class. I have done cruises, taken classes, and attended dinners here, and each experience was such a treat! I know that I will NEVER again watch fireworks from shore when it was so much better to watch them from the water. I highly recommend becoming a Museum member, not just for the event discounts, but just to have access to the beautiful grounds. I have whiled away more than one afternoon, watching the beautiful Kennebec River and all the wildlife from the grassy shore. This Museum is so much more than a museum; it's a celebration of Bath's relationship with the sea. If I could give this more than 5 stars, I would!

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    Our daily 1-hour cruises (mid-May-October) pass Bath Iron Works--a unique way to see America's Navy being built right from the water!
    Our daily 1-hour cruises (mid-May-October) pass Bath Iron Works--a unique way to see America's Navy being built right from the water!
    Looking for nature on one of our daily cruises--rain or shine!
    Looking for nature on one of our daily cruises--rain or shine!
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