Libby Bischof, Professor of History and Director of the Osher Map Library at University of Southern Maine will look at how the concept of “Maine” and specifically our local region of Maine, was created visually, focusing on postcard imagery from the late-nineteenth to mid-twentieth centuries. This program is FREE to the public!

Bring a brown bag lunch to Watts Hall and enjoy a talk on the life and work of Maine photographer Kosti Ruohomaa.

Experience the fun and magic of theater with Play Me a Story! Ages 4 – 10 enjoy a performance of children’s stories followed by an interactive acting workshop with Portland Stage’s Education Artists.

Whether you’re a theater enthusiast, a budding technician, or simply curious about what goes on behind the scenes, this is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable insight into the art and science of stage lighting.

Learn about a piece of Thomaston’s lost history with resident and local historian, Peggy McCrea. Co-sponsored by the Knox Museum and Watts Hall Community Arts.

Step into a world of wonder and imagination with Play Me a Story, brought to you by Portland Stage! It's an enchanting event tailored for kids aged 4 to 10, where the magic of theater meets the joy of storytelling.