Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

There’s so much to learn at the Abbe Museum, sometimes it’s helpful to have a guide! Join an Abbe Educator for an exploration of the People of the First Light exhibit. You’ll learn about Wabanaki history, art, and culture, as well as the Abbe Museum’s decolonizing practices during this comprehensive, engaging experience.

This thirty-minute tour is free with admission and runs on Mondays at 10:30 am from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.

Join the Abbe Museum’s education team for a deep-dive into our new temporary exhibit, wolankeyutomon: Take Care of Everything. This collaboration between Maritime Indigenous Artists, Inc. (MIA) and the Abbe Museum explores the relationship between people and water. It features original artwork by Indigenous artists living in the New England region of the United States and the Canadian Maritimes (from Connecticut to Labrador).

This thirty-minute tour is free with the price of admission and runs on Tuesdays at 10:30AM from July-October. Please check the calendar for programmatic conflicts on the day of your visit. To double check a tours operational status, please call (207) 288-3519.