The Museum will present a talk at the Rockland Public Library on February 20, All About Sled Dogs, in conjunction with our exhibit Saluting Sled Dogs, on view through March 2.  On February 25, we'll present a remote talk through the UME Senior College program, The Intersection of Natural History and Marine Art.  Reservations for that program are required: info@museumofmaritimepets.org

This Winter we will continue to present off-site talks at area Libraries, virtually, and at other venues.  Give us a call if you'd like to reserve a presentation.

We are also planning another season of working water breed demos for 2025.  If you have a dog that is a traditional water breed and can demonstrate one or more skills, please get in touch!

Our new STEAM  (Science/Technology/Engineering/Art/Math) program, Exploring a New America, focuses on the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery Expedition of 1804-06.  

These innovative learning exercises foster young entrepreneurs, historians, leaders, scientists and teachers by providing the opportunity to learn and practice one or more skills in each of the five STEAM areas. They are now available for lower through upper school levels and Scout groups. We are offering a three-part program in March, April and May with the Belfast Free Library.  Pre-registration required:  info@museumofmaritimepets.org

This program takes a new look at the expedition's crew members, including Seaman, the Newfie who excelled at many tasks and completed the 8000 mile trip with the crew!  Give us a call to schedule a session at your school or a remote learning session.