• Archaeology Then and Now: Exploring Wabanaki Heritage in and around Frenchman Bay

    Hancock Historical Society Museum 11 Captain Bill Rd, Hancock, ME, United States

    The Frenchman Bay region has a long history of archaeological research that offers deep-time insights into Wabanaki lifeways. In this talk, Dr. Bonnie Newsom explores the archaeological heritage of Wabanaki peoples in and around Frenchman Bay, considering early researchers, their methods and interpretations, alongside more recent work that gives greater attention to Wabanaki perspectives. Together,...

    Free
  • A History of Dressing in Downeast Maine

    Hancock Historical Society Museum 11 Captain Bill Rd, Hancock, ME, United States

    Step back in time with us! Explore our collection of Downeast historic clothing dating back to the 1800s. From 6:00 - 7:00, mix and mingle, visit with attendees, and meet our presenter. At 7:00 pm, enjoy a special slide show presented by DeAnna Denise Rieber. DeAnna is a dress designer, lifelong seamstress, and historical fashion...

    Free
  • Hancock Woman’s Club and Hancock Historical Society Historical Cabaret

    Hancock Historical Society Museum 11 Captain Bill Rd, Hancock, ME, United States

    The Hancock Woman’s Club and Hancock Historical Society will revive two cabaret shows which were performed by members of the Woman’s Club and members of the community in 1972 and 1983. The historical cabaret promises to be a nostalgic evening of music, dance, and storytelling. It was originally staged to raise money for the Woman’s...

    Free