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Freeport’s Desert of Maine forms new non-profit organization
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The Desert of Maine, a Freeport tourist attraction founded in 1926, will partner with a newly-formed non-profit organization to offer artistic and educational programming.
The Desert of Maine Center for the Arts and Environmental Education, which was incorporated in April, has hired Hannah Gathman, a former coordinating director of the Arts & Cultural Alliance of Freeport, as its first executive director.
The Desert of Maine, a commercial entity, will continue to operate a campground and tourism ventures.
The non-profit will organize and promote arts and cultural programming, educational workshops and school field trips on site in the Desert of Maine’s historic Tuttle Barn and on its dunes.
The Desert of Maine, a Freeport tourist attraction founded in 1926, will partner with a newly formed nonprofit organization to offer artistic and educational programming. The Desert of Maine Center for the Arts and Environmental Education, which was incorporated in April, has hired Hannah Gathman, a former coordinating director of the Arts & Cultural Alliance […]