If you weren’t in downtown Biddeford for July’s Final Friday Biddeford + Saco ArtWalk…you missed a great night! Between the ArtWalk, and the fabulous performance of The Full Monty at Biddeford City Theater, (I went to Saturday’s performance.), downtown bustled with people out for a night on the town on a beautiful Maine summer evening! […]

We all know Biddeford has “great architectural bones,” but on May 31st, Julie Larry, Founder and Principal at ttl architects, provided us with a glimpse of some of the brightest architectural structures in this former “mill town.” On an overcast Saturday, Ms. Larry walked the Timber Point Center group through the streets of Biddeford, captivating […]

The large gallery at Engine was transformed into an intimate gathering space for the latest installation in Timber Point Center’s speaker series Places That Matter: Conservation, Culture and Community. Silence fell as guests from Biddeford and surrounding communities noticed author Jane Brox approaching a small white podium piled high with copies of her books. Soft […]

Several current and former Biddeford High School students recently completed a short film about the Lincoln Mill Clock Tower. Students are emphatic that their town’s history and culture are important to them, and they’re working with Historian George Collard to preserve and restore the Clock Tower. The Clock Tower perched atop the Lincoln Mill and […]

On May 8th, as part of Timber Point Center’s speaker series, Places that Matter: Conservation, Culture, and Community, Earle Shettleworth, Jr., State Historian and Director of the Maine Historic Preservation Commission, presented Victorian Architects and Architecture in Biddeford to a standing room only crowd at Biddeford’s Engine: Propelling the Creative Economy. Shettleworth possesses  extensive and detailed knowledge […]

Then and Now: the Artwork of Charles Ewing (1872 – 1954) and Three Seasons at Timber Point, a unique exhibit that features several of Ewing’s original watercolors and a collection of contemporary artworks produced by contemporary artists during plein air days at the Ewing family homestead in Biddeford, had its Opening Reception on Friday, April 25th at […]

The snowy owl left a “pellet” or “casting, ” which is the mass of undigested parts of a bird’s food that some bird species occasionally regurgitate. The contents of a bird’s pellet depend on its diet, but can include the exoskeletons of insects, indigestible plant matter, bones, fur, feathers, bills, claws, and teeth. In falconry, the pellet is called a casting.”(Wikipedia) Filled with […]

The Steering Committee for the proposed Timber Point Center (TPC) hosted its second paint-out day, View from the Barn: Winter at Timber Point, on Saturday, February 22, 2014. Artists appreciated the opportunity to paint from within the rustic, but cozy, Shaker Barn on the Ewing family homestead in Biddeford. On a mild February day, with winter sunlight […]

Timber Point Center’s archival exhibit The Ewing Family: Life at Timber Point opened at Biddeford’s McArthur Public Library on Monday, January 13, 2014 and runs for the next two months. The exhibit is located on the second floor of the library. A potpourri of items including photographs, correspondence, books, and toys give a glimpse into […]

All of us at Timber Point Center wish you the best during this Holiday Season!