The Courier | April 2020
Here’s what’s coming up. April 2020 The Brick Store Museum has been celebrating local history, art and culture since 1936. Read on for more information about what’s ahead. You’re Doing […]
Here’s what’s coming up. April 2020 The Brick Store Museum has been celebrating local history, art and culture since 1936. Read on for more information about what’s ahead. You’re Doing […]
“We are not here to curse the darkness, but to light a candle that can guide us through the darkness to a safe and sure future.” – John F. Kennedy, […]
It’s a scary time for all of us. But just because we’re separated doesn’t mean we can’t share, celebrate, and experience together. The Museum’s new website (hooray, it’s finally online!) […]
To Our Friends and Visitors: Like all of you, the Brick Store Museum’s team is responding to the rapidly-changing situation regarding COVID-19. First and foremost, we sincerely hope that you and your family […]
The Brick Store Museum welcomes guest curator Claudy Boy, a Maine resident, who is presenting her private collection of “Western African Arts & Culture,” through the end of March at […]
The Brick Store Museum was founded by American artist Edith Cleaves Barry in 1936 to celebrate the area’s history, art and culture. The Museum, open year-round, completes its mission through […]
By Cynthia Walker The Brick Store Museum, which holds over 70,000 artifacts relating to the history of the Kennebunks and southern Maine, recently discovered a hidden painting in its collection. […]