Camden
“The Jewel of the Maine Coast”

Nestled on Penobscot Bay with Mt. Battie upward to the west, Camden is where the mountains meet the sea. Originally a village called Megunticook by the Abenaki Indians, Camden is now the Jewel of the Maine Coast. Settled in the 1770s and incorporated in 1791, Camden was a thriving shipbuilding town. Historic buildings, picturesque streets, churches and quaint shops and restaurants give a feeling of stepping back in time. Camden is a vibrant year-round community with a population of over 5000 which swells in the summer months. Camden is a unique place with scenic beauty and much to entertain visitors and residents.

All performances are at the The Camden Amphitheatre, which is behind the Camden Public Library, 55 Main Street in Camden, ME, 04843.

Our Rain Venue is St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 33 Chestnut Street in Camden, a five minute walk from the Amphitheatre

Camden Amphitheatre overlooking the harbor