Is prior experience needed?

No prior craft experience is necessary; anyone can create a beautiful mobile.

Can I take my mobile home?

Yes, your finished mobile is yours to keep and take home as a souvenir.

Is the workshop suitable for children?

Absolutely, children enjoy making colorful crafts with guidance from our instructors.

Are materials provided?

Yes, all necessary materials, including sea glass and driftwood, are provided.

How many people can participate?

Group sizes typically range from individuals to small groups of up to 10.

Dress comfortably, and consider bringing an apron or old shirt for protection.

Sea Glass Art Workshop at Nonantum Resort | Workshop | Eco Tour

Nonantum Resort, located along the scenic coast, offers an engaging 1.5-hour workshop that turns natural sea glass and driftwood into beautiful, handcrafted mobiles. This activity provides a perfect blend of creativity and connection to the shoreline environment, making it a standout experience for visitors eager to craft something meaningful from the coast’s treasures. Set against the backdrop of crashing waves and the salty sea breeze, participants gather in a welcoming space where expert instructors guide them through the art of assembling sea glass into eye-catching mobiles. The natural tones of driftwood serve as a rustic frame, juxtaposed against the vibrant hues of sea glass—shades of blue, green, and amber—which have been smoothed by years of ocean currents. The beach’s geological history, rich with centuries of wave action shaping the glass remnants, makes each piece uniquely suited to this craft. This workshop is more than a creative outlet; it’s a way to foster appreciation for the coastal ecosystem. The Nonantum Resort’s commitment to sustainability underscores the importance of preserving the shoreline, inspiring mindful collecting and respect for marine environments. Ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers, this experience encourages hands-on fun while leaving with a memorable keepsake. Whether you’re new to craftwork or a seasoned DIY enthusiast, the skill level is accessible for all. It’s an activity that captures the essence of the coast and offers a tangible memento of your visit. The workshop’s relaxed pace and natural setting make it an excellent addition to any itinerary seeking artistic expression close to the water.

About Nonantum Resort

Nonantum Resort in Kennebunkport, Maine curates a wide range of on-site experiences and rentals for families and individual travelers. The resort offers outdoor classes at Blackrock Farm including a Summer Painting Class that provides all materials for landscape painting among gardens and pastures, and Yoga on the Farm led by local instructor Barbara Lisa.

Camp Nonantum hosts activities such as Stargazing with Bernard Reim, a one-hour guided astronomy session by an experienced astronomer, and a Kid’s Fun Club that runs three-hour themed sessions for children aged 5–13 with games, arts & crafts, and goody bags.

Daily waterfront and back-lawn yoga sessions include Vinyasa Yoga led by instructor Cary Palmisano and general Waterfront Yoga classes open to guests and non-guests; mats are provided. On-property rentals simplify beach days with towels, chairs, umbrellas, and a shuttle to local beaches. Bike and kayak rentals are available; bike rentals include a helmet and cable lock for convenience.

Additional activities at Camp Nonantum and Blackrock Farm include hands-on workshops such as Musical Instrument Craft, River Tree Arts Workshop, Bird House Building, tie dye, seaglass crafts, face painting, cookie and pizza making, string craft, crabbing for kids, guided walking tours, relay races, trivia, and other arts & crafts. Many sessions require sign-up deadlines, and some list specific times.

Nonantum Resort presents a varied activity schedule, accessible instruction, provided equipment, and family-focused options that allow visitors to enjoy Kennebunkport’s coastal setting through curated classes, rentals, and evening programming. Reservations and schedules are available at the front desk.