We welcome you to join us for a special tour of some of Bath’s most beautiful homes, artisan galleries, and gardens in South Bath — graciously opened today in support of Sagadahoc Preservation Incorporated (SPI).

This year marks 54 years of SPI’s work as a volunteer-led nonprofit committed to preserving Bath’s architectural heritage. At the heart of that mission is the Winter Street Center, a beloved local landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places. When it reopens, it will become the largest public gathering space in the Midcoast region—a place for connection, creativity, and community.

Today’s self-guided tour invites you to explore at your own pace. You’ll visit private homes, local galleries, and gardens throughout South Bath, each with its own unique charm. From lush, naturalistic plantings to thoughtfully designed landscapes, there’s inspiration around every corner.

Again this year, The Montsweagers, a small cadre of musicians from the Monstweag Road in Woolwich, will provide visitors with tunes and styles of music including Celtic tunes, old time Americana, and roots music.

Special thanks to this year’s tour co-chairs Katie Winglass and Geniene Marco for curating an exciting mix of properties for this year’s visitors.

Pick up your tickets at 880 Washington St, Bath starting at 9:45 am. Restrooms and beverages too!