Programs + Events
Movement at the Museum
Get moving in new and interesting ways within the walls of the museum.
On the final Friday of each month, get moving with fun, fresh, and healthy social activities the whole community can enjoy. Discover new interests, learn different skills, and connect with others all under our roof. Whether an up-tempo night of salsa dancing, a centering evening of tai chi, or all the aerobics involved with swing dance, you’re sure to leave inspired (and possibly perspired).
No prior experience needed.
5pm to 6pm on the final Friday of each month.
For more information, email info@mainemill.com or call 207-333-3881
Friday, August 30, 5-6pm – Broadway Dance: Fosse 101
Join Danielle Eaton, of L/A Community Little Theatre, for our next Movement at the Museum: Broadway Dance – Fosse 101. Robert “Bob” Fosse was a multi-Tony Award winning choreographer and director. Fosse is known for jazz hands, isolated movements, snapping fingers, and shoulder rolls. Join us as we explore a few of Fosse’s classic moves and learn some short choreography to express not only the moves but the overall attitude that is Fosse choreography! Appropriate for all dance-abilities. Dancers should wear comfortable clothing and dance-safe shoes. This event is free for all and made possible by:
Friday, September 27, 5-6pm – Flow Yoga
Join us Friday, September 27 from 5-6pm for our next Movement at the Museum session – Flow Yoga. Jennifer from Grace Center for Movement will be here to guide us through this gentle and nurturing yoga to help restore balance to the body, mind and spirit. Suitable for all abilities. A great way to release the week and move peacefully into the weekend. Wear comfortable clothing. This event is free for all and made possible by:
Friday, November 22, 5-6pm – English Country Dancing
Join us on Friday, November 22 from 5-6pm for our next Movement at the Museum – English Country Dancing. A popular social activity in the colonial and early American periods, English Country Dancing is still a living tradition today. ECD is the father of New England contra dancing, but preserves its own style and movements. Robb Spivey will be here to teach us some of the simpler dances and figures. No experience is necessary. This event is free for all and made possible by: