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Hampden Garden Club
Harmony Hall 24 Kennebec Road Hampden, Maine 04444 
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Hello & WelcomeThank you for your interest in our garden club! We are located in Hampden, Maine. Whether you live in Hampden, or in a town close by, our group is a wonderful way to become involved in a lovely community nestled next to the Penobscot River. You do not need to be a gardener, or have a garden of your own to join our group. Many of us are simply nature enthusiasts. Every member is at a different skill level, from novice to advanced, and happy to help and share experiences.
New members are always welcome! Email is the best way to contact us for more information: [email protected] |
News & Events
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Speaker From the Xerces Society
September 24, 2024 at 6:00 PM Harmony Hall - 24 Kennebec Road, Hampden, Maine Join us in learning about pollinator friendly plants and why we need to encourage them in our gardens. Garden Club meeting to follow. * This event is open to the public. Please drop in to tour Harmony Hall, meet the garden club members and consider becoming a member! |
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Bangor Area Barn Dance
September 27, 2024 at 6:30 PM Harmony Hall - 24 Kennebec Road, Hampden, Maine Band: Some Reel People Caller: Alice Slater Onlookers, dancers, and musicians are welcome! Come learn more about traditional folk dancing and meet the people who are reviving it in the Bangor region. * This event is open to the public, but space is limited. Let us know if you are interested! Sign-up Here |
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Garden Recipe From Our Members
Grow your own tea garden. From garden to cup, learn how to grow and dry your own chamomile tea, and other complimentary herbs. Click Here For Instructions |
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Hampden Garden Club is now on Instagram.
Follow us for garden tours, events, and pictures of our beautiful town gardens.
Hampden Garden Club on Instagram
Follow us for garden tours, events, and pictures of our beautiful town gardens.
Hampden Garden Club on Instagram
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OPEN DURING MEETINGS AND SCHEDULED EVENTS
Harmony Hall The Hampden Garden Club owns and maintains this beautiful building that is on the National Register of Historic Places and has one of the only 134 surviving Revere Foundry bells.
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