Sail, Power, and Steam Museum

Sail, Power, and Steam Museum Our Mission: To celebrate, honor, experience, and share the story of Maine's maritime heritage.

09/05/2026

Dear SKFF Enthusiastic follower
t has been such a joy to watch the sailors grow—not just in their sailing skills, but in their confidence, independence, teamwork, and willingness to try something new. There were plenty of windy days, capsizes, knots that refused to cooperate, and moments when things didn’t go quite according to plan. And then there were those wonderful moments when a child suddenly figured something out, sailed independently, helped a teammate, or came back to the dock beaming with pride. Those are the moments that make this program so special.
Thank you for trusting us with your kids and for supporting them throughout the season. We hope they had as much fun as we did!
We’d love your feedback
As we begin thinking about next season, I’d really appreciate hearing from you. What did your child enjoy most? What worked well for your family? Is there anything you’d like to see changed or added?
Your feedback will help us make SKFF an even better experience for our sailors and families.
Help us keep SKFF sailing
SKFF is made possible by the support of our families, volunteers, and community. Donations help us maintain boats and equipment, provide supplies and safety gear, and keep the program accessible to local kids.
If you enjoyed having your child participate this summer and are in a position to contribute, we would be very grateful. Every donation—large or small—goes directly toward helping us continue and improve this program.
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Thank you again for making this such a wonderful season. We’re already looking forward to getting back on the water next year!
Fair winds,
Amanda
SKFF Programs
Sail, Power & Steam Museum

09/05/2026
Come visit the Sail, Power, & Steam Museum and Midcoast Sailing Center table during the annual Windjammer Festival at th...
09/04/2026

Come visit the Sail, Power, & Steam Museum and Midcoast Sailing Center table during the annual Windjammer Festival at the Camden Public Landing – 2 Public Landing in Camden. The festival lasts through Saturday, September 5.

As always, co-founders of the Sail, Power, & Steam Museum, Captain Jim and Meg Sharp, will be front and center from 2-4 p.m. narrating as the schooners make their way into the harbor on Friday. The parade of schooners will be followed by live music, and then there’ll be a full day of fun on Saturday. Enjoy local artists, maritime exhibitors, food vendors, children's activities, live music, lobster crate race and more! Your port of call for an unforgettable Labor Day Weekend.

Throughout Friday and Saturday, the Camden Public Landing will come alive with maritime exhibitors, artists, crafters, food vendors, children's activities, demonstrations, live entertainment, and more.

It’s the culmination of a beautiful Midcoast Maine summer not to be missed. See you there!

08/31/2026

HERE AT THE SAIL, STEAM MUSEUM 75 MECHANIC ST. RKD.
CAPT.LEIGHA 413 320 3294......!

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75 Mechanic Street
Rockland, ME
04841

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 3:30pm
Thursday 10am - 3:30pm
Friday 10am - 3:30pm
Saturday 10am - 3:30pm
Sunday 10am - 3:30pm

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