Wed, May 14th
Blue Hill (Art Exhibition)
Floating Filaments: Seaweed. Inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores. Attracting the eye of both artist and scientist, fifteen artists have created seaweed-inspired work in a wide range of media. On display through May at the Blue Hill Coop Café,
70 South St, Blue Hill, during regular store hours. Hours and more info: Blue Hill Coop.Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Kittery (Art Exhibit)
Haley Art Gallery Presents the Unstoppable Human Spirit - a group exhibit featuring work by seven artists. Haley Art Gallery focuses on original art and social impact global art gifts made by women from around the world. This exhibit runs through August, Thursdays - Saturdays, 11:00 - 6:00, Haley Art Gallery, 178 Haley Rd, Kittery. FMI: Haley Art Gallery. Blue Hill (Book Club)
Book Club for the Ages. An intergenerational Book Club for anyone ages 13+, we read a wide variety of fiction. Second Wednesday of each month, 6:00 - 7:00, in the Pearson Room by the fireplace, Blue Hill Public Library, 5 Parker Point Rd. FMI:
Blue Hill Public Library or 374-5515.
Bar Harbor (Celtic Music - Live, Dance, Workshops)
Acadia Festival of Traditional Music & Dance. A weeklong celebration of Celtic-influenced traditions that contribute to the vibrant culture of Downeast Maine. L
earn, share ideas and connect. Students of all ability levels are welcome to attend a wide selection of afternoon workshops. Evening concerts are open to the public. Sign-up now, before classes fill. June 22 - 28 2025, College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden St, Bar Harbor. FMI
Acadian Trad Festival.
Thu, May 15th
Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Bangor (Play)
Mother Russia, presented by the Penobscot Theatre Company.
Communism has fallen and brought a crush of Capitalism to the former Soviet Union. Two hapless comrades find themselves part of a mistaken-identity love triangle, and pursued by the jealous leader of the KGB. The situation tumbles out of control, they are soon left completely, hilariously dumbfounded by a whole new world full of choices. May 1st - 18th, Bangor Opera House,
131 Main Street, Bangor. For specific dates and times: Bangor Opera House.
Bangor (Language Group)
Keep Up Your French Language Skills! There'll be a topic each week and the conversation will be complètement en français! Hosted by the Blue Hill Public Library, first and third Thursdays of the month, 2:00 - 3:00, via Zoom. For the Zoom link and more info:
www.bhpl.net or 374-5515.
Fri, May 16th
Camden (Live Performance)
Mythic Heart Theatre Presents Spring Awake! Mythic Heart Theatre combines song, dance and visual art with the timeless wisdom contained in poetry and myth. Friday, May 9th, Saturday, May 10th, and Friday, May 16th, all at 7:00. Matinee on Saturday, May 17th, at 3:00. All performances at Red Door Barn, 46 John Street, Camden. FMI:
Mythic Heart Theatre.
Blue Hill (Art Exhibition)
Working Loose x Rachel Sees Snail Shoes Present
Shoe Show. Marvel at the shoe and its miniature architecture. This multi-faceted group exhibition showcases contemporary shoemakers working completely by hand, footwear inspired artwork, and colorful historical folk footwear. It culminates in two immersive sandalmaking workshops. Show runs through June 13 at Working Loose, 49 Main Street, Blue Hill, Tuesday - Saturday, 11am-5pm *closed daily 1-2pm for a dog walk. FMI: Shoe Show.Tenants Harbor (Artists' Reception)
Artist's Reception for Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. Reception includes an interactive post-it comment board. Friday, May 16, 5:00 - 7:00, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library. The exhibit runs through May 31.
Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Bangor (Play)
Mother Russia, presented by the Penobscot Theatre Company.
Communism has fallen and brought a crush of Capitalism to the former Soviet Union. Two hapless comrades find themselves part of a mistaken-identity love triangle, and pursued by the jealous leader of the KGB. The situation tumbles out of control, they are soon left completely, hilariously dumbfounded by a whole new world full of choices. May 1st - 18th, Bangor Opera House,
131 Main Street, Bangor. For specific dates and times: Bangor Opera House.
Searsport (Live Music)
New Shades of Blue at the Homeport Inn and Tavern. Jazz, blues, reggae, and original music with Chris Poulin on guitar, flute, and vocals, and Juliane Gardner on vocals. Great food, great people and great live music! Every Friday Night, 5:30 - 9:00, at the Homeport Inn and Tavern, 121 east Main Street, Searsport. FMI: (207) 548 2259 or
www.newshadesofblue.com.
Northeast Harbor (Open Mic)
Friday Night Coffeehouse Open Mic. Hosted by the Northeast Harbor Library, the Friday Night Coffeehouse Open-Mic is an eclectic mix of music, poetry, storytelling and performance. Every third Friday of the month through May, 6:30 - 8:00, Northeast Harbor Library,
1 Joy Street, Northeast Harbor. FMI:
nehlibrary.org or 207-276-3333.
Sat, May 17th
Camden (Live Performance)
Mythic Heart Theatre Presents Spring Awake! Mythic Heart Theatre combines song, dance and visual art with the timeless wisdom contained in poetry and myth. Friday, May 9th, Saturday, May 10th, and Friday, May 16th, all at 7:00. Matinee on Saturday, May 17th, at 3:00. All performances at Red Door Barn, 46 John Street, Camden. FMI:
Mythic Heart Theatre.
Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Bangor (Play)
Mother Russia, presented by the Penobscot Theatre Company.
Communism has fallen and brought a crush of Capitalism to the former Soviet Union. Two hapless comrades find themselves part of a mistaken-identity love triangle, and pursued by the jealous leader of the KGB. The situation tumbles out of control, they are soon left completely, hilariously dumbfounded by a whole new world full of choices. May 1st - 18th, Bangor Opera House,
131 Main Street, Bangor. For specific dates and times: Bangor Opera House.
Kittery (Artist Talk)
Haley Art Gallery kicks off its 20th Season with the Unstoppable Human Spirit - a group exhibit featuring work by seven artists. Artists Talks on Saturday, May 17 and June 14, 1:00 - 3:00; Exhibit runs through August. Haley Art Gallery, 178 Haley Rd, Kittery. FMI: Haley Art Gallery. Sun, May 18th
Blue Hill (Art Exhibition)
Floating Filaments: Seaweed. Inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores. Attracting the eye of both artist and scientist, fifteen artists have created seaweed-inspired work in a wide range of media. On display through May at the Blue Hill Coop Café,
70 South St, Blue Hill, during regular store hours. Hours and more info: Blue Hill Coop.Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Bangor (Play)
Mother Russia, presented by the Penobscot Theatre Company.
Communism has fallen and brought a crush of Capitalism to the former Soviet Union. Two hapless comrades find themselves part of a mistaken-identity love triangle, and pursued by the jealous leader of the KGB. The situation tumbles out of control, they are soon left completely, hilariously dumbfounded by a whole new world full of choices. May 1st - 18th, Bangor Opera House,
131 Main Street, Bangor. For specific dates and times: Bangor Opera House.
Bangor (Family Activity, Outdoor Activity)
Bangor Farmers' Market. Fresh and local vegetables, fruits, meat, dairy, baked goods, pasta, gelato, made-to-order crepes, dog treats, and more. A producers-only farmers' market serving the greater Bangor area since 2010. Sundays, 11:00 - 1:30,
across from the Bangor
Library, Abbot Square,
108 Harlow St, Bangor. (Summer Hours through November 23.) FMI: Bangor Farmers' Market.
Rockland (Family Activity, Outdoor Activity)
Sunday Stroll - Re-envisionRockland's Main Street as a community gathering space fostering sustainability, creativity, community, inclusivity, and wellness through interaction and engagement. Open to pedestrians, vendors, artists and performers. 3rd Sunday of the month May - October, 11:00 - 4:00, with Main Street being closed to traffic 10:00 - 5:00, between Park Street and Glover's Passage. FMI: Sunday Stroll.
Kittery (Art Exhibit)
Haley Art Gallery Presents the Unstoppable Human Spirit - a group exhibit featuring work by seven artists. Haley Art Gallery focuses on original art and social impact global art gifts made by women from around the world. This exhibit runs through August, Thursdays - Saturdays, 11:00 - 6:00, Haley Art Gallery, 178 Haley Rd, Kittery. FMI: Haley Art Gallery. Bar Harbor (Celtic Music - Live, Dance, Workshops)
Acadia Festival of Traditional Music & Dance. A weeklong celebration of Celtic-influenced traditions that contribute to the vibrant culture of Downeast Maine. L
earn, share ideas and connect. Students of all ability levels are welcome to attend a wide selection of afternoon workshops. Evening concerts are open to the public. Sign-up now, before classes fill. June 22 - 28 2025, College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden St, Bar Harbor. FMI
Acadian Trad Festival.
North Brooksville (Tea and Conversation)
Community Tea - Come share in an open, accepting conversation with one another over light refreshments and tea. Every Sunday, 11:30 - 12:30, Reversing Fall Sanctuary, 818 Bagaduce Road, North Brooksville. RSVP here. FMI: Sonia at 207-266-9530.North Brooksville (Gentle Exercise, Mindfulness)
Sanctuary Sangha is based on the Plum Village/Thich Nhat Han Mahayana Buddhist tradition. Each session includes seated meditation, a short reading from various sources, and individual check-in. No experience necessary, all are welcome. Every Sunday 10:15 -11:15, Reversing Falls Sanctuary, 818 Bagaduce Road, North Brooksville. FMI: Sonia at 207-266-9530.
North Brooksville (Gentle Exercise)
Shinshin Toitsu Do / Mind Body Coordination. Develop confidence, improve balance while in motion, and mental calmness and clarity in active situations, remain emotionally and physically centered when difficulties arise. Classes contain physical and mental exercises and modifications for all levels of ability. Every Sunday, 9:00 - 10:00, Reversing Falls Sanctuary, 818 Bagaduce Road, North Brooksville. FMI: Sonia at 207-266-9530.
Bar Harbor (Dance)
Downeast Community Dance. A n
on-facilitated free form/conscious/ecstatic dance. We meet the 1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday mornings, 10:30 - 12:00 noon, at Artwaves Dance Studio in Bar Harbor (through August 24). Pay what you can, $10 suggested donation. FMI: Facebook or Susan at 207-801-9023.Ellsworth (Dance)
Downeast Community Dance. A n
on-facilitated free form/conscious/ecstatic dance. We meet the 2nd & 4th Sunday mornings, 10:30 - 12:00 noon, at the Moore Community Center, 125 State Street, Ellsworth (through August 24). Pay what you can, $10 suggested donation. FMI: Facebook or Susan at 207-801-9023.
Thu, May 22nd
Blue Hill (Art Exhibition)
Working Loose x Rachel Sees Snail Shoes Present
Shoe Show. Marvel at the shoe and its miniature architecture. This multi-faceted group exhibition showcases contemporary shoemakers working completely by hand, footwear inspired artwork, and colorful historical folk footwear. It culminates in two immersive sandalmaking workshops. Show runs through June 13 at Working Loose, 49 Main Street, Blue Hill, Tuesday - Saturday, 11am-5pm *closed daily 1-2pm for a dog walk. FMI: Shoe Show.Blue Hill (Art Exhibition)
Floating Filaments: Seaweed. Inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores. Attracting the eye of both artist and scientist, fifteen artists have created seaweed-inspired work in a wide range of media. On display through May at the Blue Hill Coop Café,
70 South St, Blue Hill, during regular store hours. Hours and more info: Blue Hill Coop.Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Kittery (Art Exhibit)
Haley Art Gallery Presents the Unstoppable Human Spirit - a group exhibit featuring work by seven artists. Haley Art Gallery focuses on original art and social impact global art gifts made by women from around the world. This exhibit runs through August, Thursdays - Saturdays, 11:00 - 6:00, Haley Art Gallery, 178 Haley Rd, Kittery. FMI: Haley Art Gallery. Bar Harbor (Celtic Music - Live, Dance, Workshops)
Acadia Festival of Traditional Music & Dance. A weeklong celebration of Celtic-influenced traditions that contribute to the vibrant culture of Downeast Maine. L
earn, share ideas and connect. Students of all ability levels are welcome to attend a wide selection of afternoon workshops. Evening concerts are open to the public. Sign-up now, before classes fill. June 22 - 28 2025, College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden St, Bar Harbor. FMI
Acadian Trad Festival.
Fri, May 23rd
Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Blue Hill (Social Gathering, Teen Activity)
Anime Club for Teens, ages 12+: A
n anime filled afternoon! Hang out with other anime fans, help select an anime show or movie to watch, participate in activities - manga, anime drawing guides and drawing supplies available, and cosplay is always welcome. 4th Friday of the month, 3:30 - 5:00, Blue Hill Public Library, 5 Parker Point Rd, Blue Hill. FMI:
Blue Hill Public LibraSearsport (Live Music)
New Shades of Blue at the Homeport Inn and Tavern. Jazz, blues, reggae, and original music with Chris Poulin on guitar, flute, and vocals, and Juliane Gardner on vocals. Great food, great people and great live music! Every Friday Night, 5:30 - 9:00, at the Homeport Inn and Tavern, 121 east Main Street, Searsport. FMI: (207) 548 2259 or
www.newshadesofblue.com.
Bangor (Contradance)
Bangor Contra Dance - Live music and dancing! Every 4th Friday of the month, Unitarian Universalist (UU) Church, 120 Park St, Bangor. 6:00 - 7:00 - Community Dance, join the open band, learn the dance; 7:00 - 10:00 - Contra Dance with live music, no partners necessary. Bring the family! FMI:
Bangor Contradance | Facebook.
Sun, May 25th
Blue Hill (Art Exhibition)
Working Loose x Rachel Sees Snail Shoes Present
Shoe Show. Marvel at the shoe and its miniature architecture. This multi-faceted group exhibition showcases contemporary shoemakers working completely by hand, footwear inspired artwork, and colorful historical folk footwear. It culminates in two immersive sandalmaking workshops. Show runs through June 13 at Working Loose, 49 Main Street, Blue Hill, Tuesday - Saturday, 11am-5pm *closed daily 1-2pm for a dog walk. FMI: Shoe Show.Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Bangor (Family Activity, Outdoor Activity)
Bangor Farmers' Market. Fresh and local vegetables, fruits, meat, dairy, baked goods, pasta, gelato, made-to-order crepes, dog treats, and more. A producers-only farmers' market serving the greater Bangor area since 2010. Sundays, 11:00 - 1:30,
across from the Bangor
Library, Abbot Square,
108 Harlow St, Bangor. (Summer Hours through November 23.) FMI: Bangor Farmers' Market.
North Brooksville (Tea and Conversation)
Community Tea - Come share in an open, accepting conversation with one another over light refreshments and tea. Every Sunday, 11:30 - 12:30, Reversing Fall Sanctuary, 818 Bagaduce Road, North Brooksville. RSVP here. FMI: Sonia at 207-266-9530.North Brooksville (Gentle Exercise, Mindfulness)
Sanctuary Sangha is based on the Plum Village/Thich Nhat Han Mahayana Buddhist tradition. Each session includes seated meditation, a short reading from various sources, and individual check-in. No experience necessary, all are welcome. Every Sunday 10:15 -11:15, Reversing Falls Sanctuary, 818 Bagaduce Road, North Brooksville. FMI: Sonia at 207-266-9530.
North Brooksville (Gentle Exercise)
Shinshin Toitsu Do / Mind Body Coordination. Develop confidence, improve balance while in motion, and mental calmness and clarity in active situations, remain emotionally and physically centered when difficulties arise. Classes contain physical and mental exercises and modifications for all levels of ability. Every Sunday, 9:00 - 10:00, Reversing Falls Sanctuary, 818 Bagaduce Road, North Brooksville. FMI: Sonia at 207-266-9530.
Bar Harbor (Dance)
Downeast Community Dance. A n
on-facilitated free form/conscious/ecstatic dance. We meet the 1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday mornings, 10:30 - 12:00 noon, at Artwaves Dance Studio in Bar Harbor (through August 24). Pay what you can, $10 suggested donation. FMI: Facebook or Susan at 207-801-9023.Ellsworth (Dance)
Downeast Community Dance. A n
on-facilitated free form/conscious/ecstatic dance. We meet the 2nd & 4th Sunday mornings, 10:30 - 12:00 noon, at the Moore Community Center, 125 State Street, Ellsworth (through August 24). Pay what you can, $10 suggested donation. FMI: Facebook or Susan at 207-801-9023.
Mon, May 26th
Blue Hill (Art Exhibition)
Floating Filaments: Seaweed. Inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores. Attracting the eye of both artist and scientist, fifteen artists have created seaweed-inspired work in a wide range of media. On display through May at the Blue Hill Coop Café,
70 South St, Blue Hill, during regular store hours. Hours and more info: Blue Hill Coop.Tenants Harbor (Art Show)
Displacement: Immigrant Portraits by Jean Kigel. This poignant series of immigrant portraits illuminate the human condition, Kigel's political sensibility, and her advocacy for human rights. The exhibit runs through May 31, at the Jackson Memorial Library, 71 Main Street, Tenants Harbor. For hours and other info: Jackson Memorial Library.
Kittery (Art Exhibit)
Haley Art Gallery Presents the Unstoppable Human Spirit - a group exhibit featuring work by seven artists. Haley Art Gallery focuses on original art and social impact global art gifts made by women from around the world. This exhibit runs through August, Thursdays - Saturdays, 11:00 - 6:00, Haley Art Gallery, 178 Haley Rd, Kittery. FMI: Haley Art Gallery. Rockland (Class)
Concerned about falls, sustained falls in the past, or interested in improving your flexibility, balance and strength? Then A Matter of Balance, designed for community dwelling adults aged 60 and older to increase activity levels and reduce the fear of falling, is for you! Mondays, April 7 - June 9, 10:00 - 12:00 noon (no class on 4/21 & 5/26), Rockland Public Library, 80 Union St. Registration required. FMI or to Register: penbaywaldo.coursestorm.com or 301-3950.
Bar Harbor (Celtic Music - Live, Dance, Workshops)
Acadia Festival of Traditional Music & Dance. A weeklong celebration of Celtic-influenced traditions that contribute to the vibrant culture of Downeast Maine. L
earn, share ideas and connect. Students of all ability levels are welcome to attend a wide selection of afternoon workshops. Evening concerts are open to the public. Sign-up now, before classes fill. June 22 - 28 2025, College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden St, Bar Harbor. FMI
Acadian Trad Festival.