It's All About The Arts...


Artist's Alley
Thursday, June 25
& Friday, June 26, 2026
9:00 am - 5:00 PM
WHALE PARK

Back by popular demand in the Whale Park with its picturesque location overlooking the ocean!  Enjoy the talents of these brilliant artists and craftsmen, and delight in some creative demonstrations taking place both days.   

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Art Demos will be held during the day on both Thursday and Friday, 10-4:00.

  • Olena Babak, Thursday 10:00 am-noon

  • Don Demers, Friday, 10 am-noon

Artists painting onsite at Artist’s Alley for 2025: 

  • Olena Babak 

  • Don Demers

  • Rick Reinert 

  • John Seitzer

  • Charlotte Thibault 

  • Laureen Hylka

  • Leonard Miserek, Maritime artist

  • Kathy Baribeau

In 2024, we had over 27 outstanding artists/craftsmen coming to the show:  

  • Sari Weiss (Sari Rae) - Jewelry

  • Derek Keenan - Hill and Shore Woodwork

  • Dianne Horton - Fine art (Thursday only)

  • Marianne Janik - Cali B jewelry

  • Nancy Shaul - Westport Island Pottery

  • Chris Cambridge - The Scrimshaw Workshop

  • George Mattingly - Fine art

  • Natalie Reed - Jewelry

  • Susan Lipman - Sea glass

  • Courtney Hutchings - Sea Salt and Silver jewelry 

  • Eric Darling - Fine art and up cycled drift rope

  • Herenya Wilkey - Stained glass

  • Stephanie Crossman - Fish netting sculpture 

  • Laura Kowacki-Lone Pine Design

  • Rick Lang-Artist

  • Richard Picard-Wood Bowls

boothbay region historical society
Thursday - saturday
10:00 am - 2:00 PM
72 oak street

As part of the national celebration honoring the 250th anniversary of America, the Boothbay Region Historical Society is joining with the Windjammers Committee and others to honor the US Navy, created in 1775. This exhibit will highlight the long-standing connection between local shipyards and the Navy. Local BRHS historian Jim Hunt characterized the story as “Iron men in wooden ships.”

Included in the exhibit:

Slideshows sharing museum images of ships under construction, the US Navy Patrol during WWII, and stories about Boothbay-built vessels on active service. There were two Submarine Chasers built in 1917, a fleet of vessels from five shipyards in WWII, and more vessels into the 1950’s for NATO. Artifacts on display include models of key vessels, a special banner awarded by the US Navy to local shipyards for excellence, and photos by US Navy photographer Herb Douglas.

This special exhibit will be available through the year. See our website for information on more programs and museum hours. www.boothbayhistorical.org.

Boothbay Region Historical Society

72 Oak Street, Boothbay Harbor

207.633.0820; info@boothbayhistorical.org