2024 was my first full year of operating The Inn At Bath and what a whirlwind it has been! Bath, Maine is one of the friendliest places I have ever been to and guests to the Inn have been wonderful. As nice as it is [...]
Christmas in Bath, Maine, is a magical experience filled with New England charm and heartwarming holiday traditions. The historic "City of Ships" combines its maritime heritage and cozy, small-town atmosphere with a fun assortment of festive holiday events. Christmas is one of the most anticipated [...]
Fans of art, theater, and live music will enjoy a visit to the Chocolate Church Arts Center, here in Bath, ME. Housed in a lovingly repurposed, 1847 church, now painted a dark brown (hence the name), the center stands as a vibrant cultural hub and [...]
image courtesy Maine's First Ship In Bath, Maine, along the Kennebec River, you’ll find a remarkable piece of maritime history—Maine’s First Ship, The Virginia. The full-scale reconstruction of this original, 1607 vessel brings Maine's shipbuilding legacy to life. A visit to the Virginia offers an [...]
Get a unique glimpse into America's maritime history and discover the city of Bath, Maine on the City of Ships Walking Tour! Bath has been a cornerstone of American shipbuilding since the 18th century and this popular tour is a wonderful way to learn all [...]
Few sights are as romantic and striking as a lone lighthouse tower rising high above Maine's rugged and windswept coast. If you agree, you'll enjoy a visit to Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, nestled just a short drive away in New Harbor, Maine. Guests of the Inn [...]
Do you share my love for things of times past? Does your heart go pitter-pat when you see a trinket, a table setting, or even a garment from long ago? Are you one to walk into an antique store that is organized, well-curated, with items [...]
Come out to Bath, ME this 4th of July weekend and help us celebrate not only Independence Day but also the 2024 Bath Heritage Days! This popular annual festival offers a cornucopia of fun events to attend. There's a carnival with rides, parade, a classic [...]
We are so lucky here in Bath, “The City of Ships” , to have the wonderful Maine Maritime Museum! I went for the first time while my family was visiting. It’s the kind of museum where we all got something out of it and enjoyed [...]
The Chocolate Church Arts Center, was originally constructed in 1847 as the Central Church. In 1977 it became the arts center that everyone now knows and loves. The CCAC hosts live performances, art gallery exhibits, theatre, comedy, workshops and lectures. It is truly a work [...]
