Happy Autumn!🍁Some fan favorite events are on the horizon. Join MFS to celebrate the Harvest Moon with Chinese Hot Pot this Saturday (9/26/2026). As of preparing this post tickets still available though limited in number. And, as part of Maine Craft Weekend in October, our annual Fiber Day brings fiber artists together to share their work with samples and demonstrations. Free admission for Fiber Day also includes our in-house exhibits on the history of the Popham Colony and the first Virginia and lasts all day (10am-3pm) in honor of the City of Bath's Community Involvement Day. All good reasons to come see us in the Bath Freight Shed at 27 Commercial Street in historic downtown Bath on the Kennebec River.
#fullmoondinner #fiberdayatthebathfreightshed #fiberarts #pophamcolony #mainecraftweekend #communityinvolvementday
It's time to get your tickets for the Chinese Hot Pot and it's also a great day to visit our friends & neighbors at Now You're Cooking to pick up a bottle of wine to bring along (and maybe one for tonight, too). We had to edit these profiles slightly to fit, but the folks at NYC can help you find just the right thing. And get this, for these four selected wines they are "Happy to give a 10% discount to anyone who mentions they're buying them for the Hot Pot Dinner at Maine's First Ship." Visit mfship.org/events for dinner details & tickets which are both limited in number and must be purchased in advance. See you in a week! #fortheloveofbath #fullmoondinner #eatlocal #harvestmoon
#nonprofitsmakecommunitiesbetter #volunteersmakeithappen
We are pleased to have been the location of choice for two fellow nonprofits celebrating their volunteers this week! Many thanks to all the folks who share their time & talents in support of causes that better our communities. #thankyouvolunteers Thanks to Habitat for Humanity 7 Rivers Maine and Bath Brunswick Respite Care.
#bathfreightshed
We had so much fun! Thanks for letting us use this wonderful space ❤️
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No day sails on the 23rd?
Thank you for the information/explanation.
Skipper Lufkin
Sorry.
OOF.
Currently there's about 1 train per week crossing the bridge. Why do they leave the deck down?