A new fitness opportunity in MidCoast Maine specializing in Tae Kwon Do Karate for adult and child beginners, led by Sensei James.

Join us for an afternoon concert with Robert Cart and Matt Mainster.

We're excited to announce that KarateFit Maine is coming to Watts Hall beginning in October! Join Sensei James on Thursday, October 1st for a FREE open house featuring an info booth, live demonstrations, and complimentary snacks and drinks.

Paul Benjamin, producer of Rockland’s renowned North Atlantic Blues Festival, brings Blues Night to Watts Hall with Grammy-nominated singer, bassist, and songwriter Danielle Nicole. Known for her powerhouse vocals, award-winning musicianship, and electrifying live performances, Danielle Nicole is one of the most celebrated artists in contemporary blues today.

Comedian Lee Hardin brings his clean stand-up act to Thomaston for one night only!

FREE brown bag lunch program with Georges River Land Trust. Co-sponsored by Thomaston Public Library.

Girl Scout Troop 191 is hosting a back to school dance for families with children of all ages.

The soundtrack of your high school and college years is back for one night only!

The Knox Museum’s Summer Lecture Series comes to Watts Hall, featuring a talk by Dr. Phillip Hamilton on the friendship of Washington & Knox.

Annie is the story of a tenacious orphan who escapes a cruel orphanage and finds an unlikely family. Set in 1930’s New York City, the musical embodies hope through iconic songs, like “Tomorrow” and “Maybe” as the characters navigate the Great Depression.

Annie is the story of a tenacious orphan who escapes a cruel orphanage and finds an unlikely family. Set in 1930’s New York City, the musical embodies hope through iconic songs, like “Tomorrow” and “Maybe” as the characters navigate the Great Depression.

Annie is the story of a tenacious orphan who escapes a cruel orphanage and finds an unlikely family. Set in 1930’s New York City, the musical embodies hope through iconic songs, like “Tomorrow” and “Maybe” as the characters navigate the Great Depression.

Annie is the story of a tenacious orphan who escapes a cruel orphanage and finds an unlikely family. Set in 1930’s New York City, the musical embodies hope through iconic songs, like “Tomorrow” and “Maybe” as the characters navigate the Great Depression.

Annie is the story of a tenacious orphan who escapes a cruel orphanage and finds an unlikely family. Set in 1930’s New York City, the musical embodies hope through iconic songs, like “Tomorrow” and “Maybe” as the characters navigate the Great Depression.

Spend your Saturday night at Watts Hall with live music, dancing, and a room full of energy! On Saturday, May 30 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm, The Ragtime Destroyers bring their New Orleans inspired sound to Thomaston for a swing dance party you will not want to miss.

Watts Hall is closed to the public for a private event.

Watts Hall is closed to the public for a private event.

Dust off your boots and get ready for a honky-tonk good time at Watts Hall Community Arts!

Celebrate the special lady in your life at Watts Hall this Mother’s Day.

Maine Lobster Festival hosts the Neptune’s Return benefit concert.

David Dodson is bringing his wide-ranging American songbook to Watts Hall!

Libby Bischof, Professor of History and Director of the Osher Map Library at University of Southern Maine will look at how the concept of “Maine” and specifically our local region of Maine, was created visually, focusing on postcard imagery from the late-nineteenth to mid-twentieth centuries. This program is FREE to the public!

Bring a brown bag lunch to Watts Hall and enjoy a performance by guitarist David Rogers!

Meet the Democratic candidates vying to be Maine’s next governor!

Paul Benjamin, producer of Rockland’s renowned North Atlantic Blues Festival, is bringing Blues Night to Watts Hall in Thomaston! For one night only, he presents Johnny Rawls, the Mississippi Blues Man, live on tour from Mississippi.

Bring a brown bag lunch to Watts Hall and enjoy music by Sean “Flying Fingers” Fleming on keyboard!

Join us for a family-friendly game of BINGO!

Let the rhythms of traditional Cuban dance music, known as “SON”, transport you to a world of warmth and energy during Latin Dance Night with Primo Cubano.

We’re welcoming the community back to Watts Hall with a FREE evening of music, food, and fun!

Bring a brown bag lunch to Watts Hall and enjoy a talk on the life and work of Maine photographer Kosti Ruohomaa.