Watts Hall Community Arts

Mon, 07/13/2026 - 11:07am

The boardroom at Watts Hall as viewed from the entrance. The room is brightly lit, with white walls, a wood floor, and a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. There is a large window with an arched top; it's dark outside. There is an easel in the corner, displaying an artist's rendering of what the room might look like filled with people mingling during an event. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

The Boardroom at Watts Hall. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.,

This image shows the Watts Hall boardroom as viewed from inside. In the foreground is a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. The back wall is a rich, golden color, and there are two doors in the wall, one leading to a closet, the other to the prep kitchen. There's a black and white photo of Captain Samuel Watts propped up on a credenza against the wall, and it's like he's looking out over the room. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

The Boardroom at Watts Hall. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

Looking for a space to host your next meeting, workshop, or celebration? The newly renovated Boardroom at Watts Hall offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience.

With space for up to 49 people, the Boardroom is well suited for business meetings, staff trainings, board retreats, classes, workshops, baby and bridal showers, birthday parties, and other small gatherings. Recent renovations have created a comfortable, updated space while preserving the character that makes Watts Hall such a special place to gather.

Whether you're planning a one-time event or looking for a recurring meeting space, the Boardroom provides a welcoming setting in the heart of downtown Thomaston.

Learn more about rental rates and amenities on our website or by emailing our Managing Director, Kendray Rodriguez, at wattshallcommunityarts@gmail.com.

[Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery]

The boardroom at Watts Hall as viewed from the entrance. The room is brightly lit, with white walls, a wood floor, and a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. There is a large window with an arched top; it's dark outside. There is an easel in the corner, displaying an artist's rendering of what the room might look like filled with people mingling during an event. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

The Boardroom at Watts Hall. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

This image shows the Watts Hall boardroom as viewed from inside. In the foreground is a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. The back wall is a rich, golden color, and there are two doors in the wall, one leading to a closet, the other to the prep kitchen. There's a black and white photo of Captain Samuel Watts propped up on a credenza against the wall, and it's like he's looking out over the room. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

The Boardroom at Watts Hall. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

The boardroom at Watts Hall as viewed from the entrance. The room is brightly lit, with white walls, a wood floor, and a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. There is a large window with an arched top; it's dark outside. There is an easel in the corner, displaying an artist's rendering of what the room might look like filled with people mingling during an event. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

This image shows the Watts Hall boardroom as viewed from inside. In the foreground is a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. The back wall is a rich, golden color, and there are two doors in the wall, one leading to a closet, the other to the prep kitchen. There's a black and white photo of Captain Samuel Watts propped up on a credenza against the wall, and it's like he's looking out over the room. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

Watts Hall Community Arts
174 Main Street
Thomaston, ME 04861
United States

The boardroom at Watts Hall as viewed from the entrance. The room is brightly lit, with white walls, a wood floor, and a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. There is a large window with an arched top; it's dark outside. There is an easel in the corner, displaying an artist's rendering of what the room might look like filled with people mingling during an event. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

This image shows the Watts Hall boardroom as viewed from inside. In the foreground is a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. The back wall is a rich, golden color, and there are two doors in the wall, one leading to a closet, the other to the prep kitchen. There's a black and white photo of Captain Samuel Watts propped up on a credenza against the wall, and it's like he's looking out over the room. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

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The boardroom at Watts Hall as viewed from the entrance. The room is brightly lit, with white walls, a wood floor, and a large wooden table with vases of fresh cut tulips. There is a large window with an arched top; it's dark outside. There is an easel in the corner, displaying an artist's rendering of what the room might look like filled with people mingling during an event. Photo credit: Nicole Langille Imagery.

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