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WATERVILLE — Hathaway Mill Antiques is sponsoring a free two-day antiques show, that will also feature food, craft beer and the best the former Hathaway Shirt Factory mill has to offer.
The show will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, July 2 and 29, at the Hathaway Creative Center, 10 Water St.
The show will feature some of mid-Maine’s finest antiques dealers and include quality antiques from Mid-Century modern treasures and a very diverse mix of accessories including art, folk art, lighting, textiles, jewelry, pottery, nautical, clocks, toys and furniture.
There will be a combined pot 50/50 raffle drawing on July 28 at the show in coordination with the Waterville Brewing Company, with two winners. It’s not necessary to be present to win. Tickets are available for purchase at both Hatthaway Mill Antiques and the Waterville Brewing Company, which is also at the Hathaway Creative Center.
The craft brewery will be open and welcome customers during the show.
Debra Vermette, owner of Gracie’s Farm to Wagon Food Truck will be on site offering food made from scratch. Vermette and her husband, Michael, raise grass-fed highland beef, pasture raised pork, chicken and turkey at their St. Albans farm. The Highlands. What they do not raise or grow on the farm themselves is sourced from local farmers.
Stone Fox Farm Creamery, of Monroe, will also be on site selling homemade ice cream.
Florist Robin Getchell of The Robin’s Nest in the Hathaway will also be open during the show.
Parking at the Hathaway Mill is free, and the buildling is air-conditioned and handicapped accessible.
For more information or to exhibit, contact Deborah J. Stufflebeam, show manager, 207-877-0250 or 207-522-1977 or email: cabot@waterfrontme.com or info@hathawaymillantiques.com or visit visit www.hathawaymillantiques.com.
