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abbe museum 0 skip to content visit hours and locations event programming calendar current exhibits core exhibit exhibit archive visitor comments dawnland festival dawnland festival register for the festival festival profiles getting to the festival dawnland festival faqs shop visit the web shop education programs educator hub sovereignty guide for allies environmental allies guide the wabanaki nations collections about blog mission vision values three year strategic plan staff board council history contact media support donate membership volunteer friends of the collections supporters trustees council donate open menu close menu visit hours and locations event programming calendar current exhibits core exhibit exhibit archive visitor comments dawnland festival dawnland festival register for the festival festival profiles getting to the festival dawnland festival faqs shop visit the web shop education programs educator hub sovereignty guide for allies environmental allies guide the wabanaki nations collections about blog mission vision values three year strategic plan staff board council history contact media support donate membership volunteer friends of the collections supporters trustees council donate open menu close menu folder visit back hours and locations event programming calendar current exhibits core exhibit exhibit archive visitor comments folder dawnland festival back dawnland festival register for the festival festival profiles getting to the festival dawnland festival faqs folder shop back visit the web shop folder education back programs educator hub sovereignty guide for allies environmental allies guide the wabanaki nations collections folder about back blog mission vision values three year strategic plan staff board council history contact media folder support back donate membership volunteer friends of the collections supporters trustees council donate wabanaki arts cultures moneskatik 2025 by norma randi marshall passamaquoddy mandan and hidatsa holding the light current exhibit in the shadow of the eagle current exhibit plan your visit book tickets photo credit ms akr become a member to illuminate and advance greater understanding of and support for wabanaki nations heritage living cultures and homelands in recent years the abbe has grown from a small trailside museum privately operated within acadia national park to an exciting contemporary museum in the heart of downtown bar harbor at the abbe s downtown museum visitors find dynamic and stimulating exhibitions and activities interspersed with spaces for quiet reflection the history and cultures of the native people in what we now know as maine the wabanaki are showcased through changing exhibitions special events teacher workshops and workshops for children and adults the museum is heartfelt accessible and has something for all visitors but doesn t shy away from telling the hard truths of the past and present we are all involved in the process of making the world better thank you for the opportunity to learn and appreciate to recognize beauty and work and the unity of all things emma 2018 the abbe museum acknowledges indigenous land we are in the homeland of the wabanaki the people of the dawn we extend our respect and gratitude to the many indigenous people and their ancestors whose rich histories and vibrant communities include the abenaki maliseet mi kmaq passamaquoddy and penobscot nations and all of the native communities who have lived here for thousands of generations in what is known today as maine new england and the canadian maritimes we make this acknowledgment aware of continual violations of water territorial rights and sacred sites in the wabanaki homeland the abbe is honored to collaborate with the wabanaki as they share their stories about the wabanaki nations sovereignty guide for allies environmental allies guide subscribe to abbe enews sign up with your email address to receive news and updates first name last name email address sign up thank you please check your inbox and spam folder for an email confirmation to ensure you ll hear from us 26 mt desert street po box 286 bar harbor me 04609 207 288 3519 info abbemuseum org shop book tickets visit hours locations calendar of events core exhibit current exhibits exhibit archive visitor comments education programs educator hub sovereignty guide for allies environmental allies guide the wabanaki nations collections about blog mission vision values three year strategic plan staff board council history contact media 2026 all rights reserved abbe museum privacy policy terms conditions