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WATERVILLE — Hathaway Mill Antiques will host Antiques in the Garden, Saturday April 27 and Sunday April 28, with special in-store savings of up to 20 percent off.
The weekend will include refreshments, door prizes, gift certificate drawing, floral arrangement workshop, plants, shrubs, garden accessories and antiques.
Located in the former Hathaway Shirt factory at 10 Water St., the showroom is 10,000 square feet, well lit, clean and organized — perfect for browsing. It offers a blend of country primitives, antiques, farmhouse chic, architectural finds, ephemera, jewelry and early country store merchandise.
On Sunday April 28, floral designer Robin Getchell, of The Robins Nest, located in the Hathaway, will host a floral design eorkshop at Hathaway Mill Antiques. Registration is required at www.eventbrite.com/o/the-robins-nest-17094427186
After working as a floral designer in central Maine for more than 25 years, Getchell realized her dream of owning a full-service flower shop. In June 2018, The Robin’s Nest, opened. It offers local and nationwide delivery, floral design classes, the freshest flowers and exceptional customer service. Getchell has a true passion for floral design and a genuine desire to be a part of her clients’ large and small events, and works hard to build a relationship with each and every customer no matter their budget.
On Saturday and Sunday of the weekend, Sunset Flowerland & Greenhouses will fill Hathaway Mill Antiques with offerings of bulbs, plants, shrubs and garden accessories.
Sunset Flowerland and Greenhouses, 491 Upper Ridge Road, Fairfield, is a family owned and operated business since 1952. The greenhouses were first opened by Floralie and Richard Ellis. After they retired in the 90s, two of their children, Cathy and Ken, took over. Their families are now involved in the daily operations, and are the next generation to run the business. The 21 greenhouses come alive in the spring and summer full of bedding and vegetable plants, trees, shrubs and perennials along with a gift shop.
Ken’s Family Restaurant Takin it to the strEATS food truck from Skowhegan will return and be on site for the weekend as well.
In 1972 Ken and Martha Dionne opened Ken’s Family Restaurant on Madison Avenue in Skowhegan. Popularity quickly grew with their Famous Fried Chicken baskets and home-style meals served in a family atmosphere. Randy, Ken’s son and his wife Monique have now been in this family restaurant business for 32 of its 46 years. Randy and Monique operate the Takin it to the strEATS food truck at festivals, fairs and special events throughout Maine.
Hathaway Mill Antiques is handicapped accessible and all major credit cards and personal checks are accepted. The Antique Mall is open seven days a week, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information contact Deborah J. Stufflebeam, Hathaway Mill Antiques Manager at 207-877-0250 or email info@hathawaymillantiques.com. Visit www.hathawaymillantiques.com and follow on Facebook like and follow on Facebook and Instagram #hathawaymillantiques.
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