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Castine Historical Society's 2026 exhibition of Francis Hamabe's Maine: A Life in Art, 17 School Street, Castine Curated by Carl Little, a curator, art critic, and friend of Hamabe, Francis Hamabe’s Maine is a joyful exploration of an artist’s interpretation of Maine. Please check castinehistoricalsociety.org for dates and times or call 207-326-4118 Francis Hamabe’s Maine: A Life...
Friday, June 5th: From Bar Harbor Pride, Fogtown's 7th annual all-ages drag show features Maine's famous Curbside Queens. At Fogtown's Beer Garden, 25 Pine Street in Downtown Ellsworth, Pride Fest will start at 3pm with the Curbside Queens show running from 5-7. There'll be face painting, t-shirt printing, oysters bar. and much more! Learn more...
There is something magical about a birch grove. Maybe it's the sense of light, maybe the texture, or even the distinctive black and white patterns. Imagine the WOW factor when you add in the coast or mountains and put it all together in stained glass. Here is your chance to work with ArtWaves' glorious assortment...
It’s true– the DSQ turns 35 this year! Join us for a big celebration with some great music, two wonderful guest artists, a fabulous hall and a fun post concert catered reception. Speeches will be made and stories shared marking this milestone, so come take part in the festivities. The program: Antonín Dvořák Quintet for...
The Hancock Woman’s Club and Hancock Historical Society will revive two cabaret shows which were performed by members of the Woman’s Club and members of the community in 1972 and 1983. The historical cabaret promises to be a nostalgic evening of music, dance, and storytelling. It was originally staged to raise money for the Woman’s...
In Acadia National Park, scientists and resource managers work hard to slow the spread of invasive plants. But plants don’t stop at park boundaries. These invasive species can be found all over Mount Desert Island, from roadsides to landscaped gardens. Some of the most common invasive shrubs found in Acadia were introduced as ornamental plants...
5th Annual Rhubarb Festival: Celebrate all things rhubarb with food, music, vendors, and a “Rhubarb is Sexy” fashion show. Saturday, June 6, 2026, noon–6 p.m., Kendall Farm, 20 Kendall Farm Road, Perry, ME. Info: 207-214-1124 or www.kendallfarmcottages.com/rhubarbfestival.
In book binding, fabrics are backed with paper so that they can be glued to book board covers without wet adhesives seeping through and marring the fabric. Join Joelle in learning how to back your favorite fabrics for future use. Students will be required to bring a variety of fabrics that they want to back....
The Belfast Bay Fiddlers will share the stage with the Boston Scottish Fiddle Orchestra, directed by Neil Pearlman, in a concert Saturday, June 6 at 2:00 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Belfast. The groups’ performances will include jigs, reels, waltzes, strathspeys, and other music with Scottish, Cape Breton, French Canadian, Irish, and American...
Historic Alna presents the Jamie Saft Trio in concert at Alna's 1789 Meetinghouse on Saturday, June 6, at 3:00 PM. Doors open at 2:30. Pianist, keyboardist, and composer Jamie Saft, who makes his home in Alna, has performed and recorded with Iggy Pop, the Beastie Boys, John Zorn, Laurie Anderson, and many others, and has...
Hand in Hand: Poetry and Contact Improv Workshop Sunday June 7, 2026 from 10am - 1pm at Waterfall Arts, 256 High Street, Belfast Maine Facilitated by Sampson Spadafore, theatre artist and poet, and Lou Hoecker, winner of the Trans Poetics Archive 2026 Poetry Anthology Contest. Born out of a desire for physical connection and expression,...
The Ellsworth Pride Festival is an annual, day-long event in downtown Ellsworth featuring local LGBTQIA+ performers, food vendors, craft vendors, and a health resource fair, and is attended by over 600 people each year. The Festival is open and inclusive to all, with no cost to attend the event as an individual, nonprofit, or small business....