A historic year-round waterfront downtown on the banks of the Kennebec River…lovingly preserved 19th century buildings…brick sidewalks lining pedestrian-friendly streets… diverse shops, boutiques, studios, and restaurants…
BATH is a four-season town, and each season has a special charm. Winter brings out the good bones of the city’s historic architecture, while the streetlamps and shop windows shed a warm light against the icy beauty of the Kennebec.
Natives like to cozy up to winter downtown with hot coffee or cocoa, sample the offerings of seasonal menus at Bath’s restaurants, and take advantage of post-holiday sales. Once rested and fueled, it’s time to get outdoors and explore the Kennebec Estuary trails on snowshoes or skis, take a winter class and enjoy Bath’s grassroots nightlife.
Winter Activities
- Concert Series - Chocolate Church Arts Center
- Film Series - Winter Street Center and Patten Free Library
- Town History Lecture Series – Patten Free Library
- Maritime History Lecture Series - Maine Maritime Museum
- Spinning Classes – Bath Area Family YMCA
- Yoga - Bath Dance Works
- Zumba Dancing - Bath Wellness Center
- Cooking Classes - Now You’re Cooking
- Fiber Arts Classes and Circles – Halcyon Yarn
- Wine Tastings – Now You’re Cooking
- Live Music - Thursdays & Saturdays at Byrnes Irish Pub plus Sunday night sing-alongs and Monday Irish sessions; Jazz Friday nights at Solo Bistro; Open Mic (aka Bistro blues) first Friday of each month at Marnee’s Cookie Bistro.
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