We are now open:
Tuesday 9am-3pm
Wednesday 9am-3pm
Thursday 9am-3pm
Friday 9am-3pm
Information Center is open 24/7.
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Bucksport Bay Farmers' Market
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How can you get MORE local fruits and vegetables on a limited income? With Maine Harvest Bucks, SNAP/EBT shoppers receive bonus local fruits and vegetables for every SNAP dollar spent. Stop by the information booth to learn more!
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Playing at the Alamo Theatre...
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Fri 30 Jun, 6:00 pm
Fri 30 Jun, 8:00 pm
Sat 1 Jul, 6:00 pm
Sat 1 Jul, 8:00 pm
Sun 2 Jul, 2:00 pm
Sun 2 Jul, 6:00 pm
Alamo Theatre Admission Prices
General Admission $8
Students/Seniors $7
Members $5
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The Buck Memorial Library
on Main Street in Bucksport
offers a free story time each
Wednesday from 10:30AM
to 11AM.
Children of all ages are welcome.
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Free Small Business Advising for Bucksport Bay Area
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Thinking about starting a business? Or do you already own one? There's a helpful (free!) small business resource for the Bucksport Bay area ready to help you with everything from starting, to maintaining and growing your business. The business advising is confidential, offered at no charge and provided by the Maine Small Business Development Centers. Space for the consultations is graciously provided by Bangor Savings Bank.
Bangor Savings Bank
89 Main Street
Bucksport
By appointment only
Please contact
Betty Egner at 207.664.2990
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Wahl's Dairy Port flavors of the month, June
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Flavor-of-the-month
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Bucksport Senior Center Meals program
Meals prepared by RSU25 food service staff. For reservations call 469-3632. Download a printable version of the
calendar here (.pdf).
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BEGINNER-FRIENDLY
Healing Hatha Yoga
Tuesdays 4-5pm
Beth Wright Cancer Resource Center, Ellsworth FREE
(No yoga July 4th.)
Wednesdays
3:30-4:30pm
Bucksport Regional Health Center ($12)
(No yoga July 5th.)
Thursdays 1-2pm
Beth Wright Cancer Resource Center Ellsworth FREE
(No yoga July 6th.)
Discounts for first- responders
All classes FREE to Beth Wright Center clients
All classes are for adults and teens. Anyone under 18 must have a signed waiver from their parent or guardian. Children under 13 are only permitted by special permission from the instructor. Mats and props are provided and no yoga experience is necessary.
More details online
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Friday, June 30, 2017
Welcome to this week's edition of our Chamber newsletter! We're just a few weeks away from Bucksport's big bash!
This year's Bucksport Bay Festival (Friday, July 21, Saturday, July 22, and Sunday, July 23, 2017) is coming right up.
#Thinksummer and join us for #celebrate225! For more info call 207.469.6818 or visit the festival website.
Celebrate Bucksport 225 Bay Fest 2017 has a lot to offer. From the parade and 5K, Miss Bucksport Bay Pageant, street dance with Right Out Straight, fishing derby, antique car show, movie at The Alamo Theatre, dinghy races, pizza cook-off, food vendors, local craftsmen, local shops and restaurants, art galleries, ice cream, and the first ever Friars' Invitational Brewfest to featured performances by Tim Sample, Judy Pancoast, and Timber Tina's Great Maine Lumberjack Show and live music from The Willy Kelly Band, Sunset Strip, Jake Irish, Chris Ross and the North, Allison Ames and The Mallett Brothers Band and more, with fireworks over the Penobscot River...
Celebrate Bucksport 225 Bay Fest 2017 is a Maine experience you can't miss! Follow us and keep up-to-date at the
festival Facebook page.
Can't wait to see you there!
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June Business Buzz is...
Bob's Small Engines Sales & Service
You can find all your small engine sales and services in Bucksport at Bobs Small Engine on the River Road. They are a Polaris ATV dealer, lawn and garden equipment sales and service and they also sell used snowmobiles and ATV's.
You can give Bob a call at 469.2042 and he will gladly help you.
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Yoga with Naomi schedule updates
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Gentle, beginner-friendly healing hatha yoga
Mark your calendar for these upcoming changes to the Yoga with Naomi schedule:
There will be
no
Yoga with Naomi class at the
Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource Center on July 4th or July 6th.
There will be
no Yoga with Naomi at
Bucksport Regional Health Center on July 5th.
$12 per class, free to cancer patients/survivors/cancer caregivers; discounts for first-responders. Everyone welcome.
A new 5-week series of Yoga with Naomi classes begins at BRHC on
July 12th ($50 when you sign up for the series, saving $10 over the drop-in rate).
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What's up next at Wednesday on Main?
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Wednesday on Main
Food on Main July 5
THE 3 rd ANNUAL FOOD ON MAIN DINNER
PARTY! MUSIC BY JONESVILLE!
WEDNESDAY ON MAIN 3RD ANNUAL / SUMMER EVENTS
Our 3rd year of bringing live events to Main Street every Wednesday all summer. All events from 5:30 to 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Donations gratefully accepted. LIMITED SEATING AT OUTDOOR EVENTS - PLEASE BRING A CHAIR www.bucksportwom.com
Coming up next week July 12...
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Family Game Night at Sandy Point Community Club
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Schedule of Event for the month of July at the Sandy Point Community Club
Family Game Night 7/5- Wednesday, July 5th at 7:00 pm. All are welcome to come and play board games and card games. Try out your strategy and skills against your neighbors and kids. There will be snacks. The evening is free to all. Sandy Point Community Club is at 684 Rt 1 in Stockton Springs. FMI call 323-7900
Open Mic Plus 7/19- Harvey Reid and Joyce Andersen will be the feature artists at the July 19th Open Mic Plus at the Sandy Point Community Club. This fantastic duo will play a number of instruments and sing vocal harmonies in the acoustic American Roots tradition. This internationally known couple has an endless repertoire of original and traditional songs. So join us for the Open Mic Plus. Sandy Point Community Club is at 684 Rt 1 in Stockton Springs. Suggested donation $3 to $10 dollars. Open Mic at 7:00 pm. Concert at 8:00 pm. FMI call 323-7900
Pie Palooza 7/26- This annual pie fest will be held at the Sandy Point Community Club on Wednesday, July 26th starting at 5:00 pm, second sitting at 5:45 pm. Start off with savory meat and dinner pies including pot pies, shepherd pies and even pizza pies. Finish off with homemade dessert pies of fresh fruit and tarts with ice cream on top. The meal is a pie lover's delight. Adults $8:00, Children under 12, $4:00. Sandy Point Community Club is at 684 Rt 1 in Stockton Springs. FMI call 323-7900.
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Healthy Acadia news and projects
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Healthy Acadia and Rose Eden Lobster Partner to Challenge Cancer Downeast
Bar Harbor. Rose Eden Lobster will be donating 10% of proceeds from sales the week of
June 25 through July 1
to support Healthy Acadia and the Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource Center's cancer prevention, education, and treatment services. This partnership is part of Healthy Acadia's Hungry for Health 2017 campaign to Challenge Cancer Downeast. This is the second year of the annual "Hungry for Health" campaign, which addresses a critical community health need each year.
Rose Eden Lobster partnered with Healthy Acadia in 2016 for their "Hungry for Health" campaign to help turn the tide on the opioid epidemic. They were eager to participate in this year's campaign. "Cancer has touched so many lives in our community, and it is time to support the fight against cancer", says Rose Eden Lobster manager Dylan Tibbetts. "Join us for some local fresh seafood, and help support cancer services."
Healthy Acadia and the Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource Center have recently launched a Cancer Patient Navigator Program funded in part through a Maine Cancer Foundation grant. This service provides caring, effective support for individuals facing cancer. Healthy Acadia also offers a wide variety of cancer and other chronic disease prevention services to reduce the likelihood of a cancer diagnosis for you or a loved one. Funds from the Hungry for Health 2017 campaign will enable Healthy Acadia and the Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource Center to continue and to build these services.
Come by Rose Eden Lobster, located at 864 State Highway 3 in Bar Harbor, and enjoy a lobster dinner and blueberry pie, or take lobsters or shell fish to go, live or cooked! From
June 25 through July 1
, you can leave satisfied in more ways than one knowing that you are challenging cancer Downeast just by dining out. Find more information about Rose Eden Lobster on Facebook at "Rose Eden Lobster FMR Travelin' Lobster."
To learn about additional Hungry for Health 2017 events, visit
www.healthyacadia.org
and go to "
What's new!
". To host an event, volunteer, or otherwise get involved, please contact Shoshona at
shoshona@healthyacadia.org
or by calling 667-7171.
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Healthy Acadia Offers Free "Taking Action for Health" Workshop for
People Experiencing Chronic Disease
What: Six free workshops in which participants gain new tools to help manage chronic conditions and maintain an active and fulfilling life.
Where: Bucksport Regional Health Center, 110 Broadway, Bucksport, Maine
Dates: Fridays,
July 7 - August 11, 2017
Time:
12:30pm - 3:00pm
Registration is required.
Healthy Acadia, in partnership with the Bucksport Regional Health Center, is pleased to offer a free, "Taking Action for Health" workshop series at the Bucksport Regional Health Center from
12:30pm to 3:00pm
, starting
July 7 and continuing through August 11, 2017
. "Taking Action for Health" is Healthy Acadia's Stanford Chronic Disease Self-Management Program, an interactive, evidence-based workshop series that is open to anyone who has any type of chronic disease or cares for someone who does. Chronic diseases include, but are not limited to, arthritis, high blood pressure, cancer, depression, diabetes, and addiction.
During the workshops, people with various chronic health challenges will explore:
Decision-making
Communicating effectively with family, friends, and health professionals
Techniques to deal with problems such as frustration, fatigue, pain and isolation
Appropriate exercise for maintaining and improving strength, flexibility, and
endurance
Appropriate use of medications
Nutrition
Evaluating new treatments
Workshop participants will each receive a copy of the companion book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions, and an audio relaxation CD, "Relaxation for Mind and Body." Light refreshments will be provided.
Evidence demonstrates that this program's highly participatory process makes it effective. Participants provide each other with mutual support and share their successes. This helps increase participants' self-assurance in their ability to manage their health and maintain active, fulfilling lives.
Contact Jessica Richards at 469-7371, ext. 260, or
jrichards@brhcme.org
to register or for more information about "Taking Action for Health."
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Wilson Museum summer schedule
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Upcoming events
Wednesday - Friday, July 5 - 7 (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
Building an Outdoor Bake Oven, Perkins House
Friday, July 7 (3 p.m.)
Tardigrades in Maine, Dr. Emma Perry (More on that below!)
Wednesday, July 12 (2 - 5 p.m.)
Fireside Cooking, Perkins House
Friday, July 14 (1-4 p.m.)
Castine's Bastille Day Celebration: Cool Treats, Wilson Museum
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Tardigrades in Maine
Friday, July 7 at 3 p.m.
Wilson Museum,
Hutchins Education Center,
112 Perkins Street, Castine, ME
Everybody knows about poppa bear, momma bear, and baby bear, but do you know about water bears? Join Dr. Emma Perry at the Wilson Museum's Hutchins Education Center in Castine on
Friday July 7 at 3 p.m.
as she discusses her research on tardigrades (microscopic invertebrate organisms, also known as water bears), both terrestrial and marine species, which she has found throughout Maine. Perry will also talk about the tardigrade's ability to survive the extremes of earth and the vacuum of space, and their ability to lay dormant for years, to be brought back to life with a single drop of water. They are found all across the globe, and the first tardigrade found on this continent was collected in New Gloucester, Maine more than a century ago.
Dr. Emma Perry completed her undergraduate degree in Zoology at Exeter University, Britain, where she was born and raised. She took her Ph.D. in Biology at The University of South Florida. Since then Perry has become more generally interested in the biology and systematics of lesser known marine invertebrates, such as tardigrades. As a professor at Unity College, she, and her students, have been researching tardigrades all across Maine.
This program is open to the public and free of charge. For more information contact the Wilson Museum at
207-326-9247
or
www.wilsonmuseum.org
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Penobscot Marine Museum news and events
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Open for the season
PMM in Searsport is open for the season!
This season's exhibits include "Gone Fishing" (
May 25 - October 15) and "The Net Result: Our evolving fisheries."
Adopt A Town Continues
A big thanks to Paul Aldrich and Valerie Tipton for their recent town
adoptions! Thanks to Valerie, the Salisbury, MA negatives have been added to the online database and Paul's generosity has made the Waterville, ME, Bristol, ME & Lee, ME available. Since reaching our goal to acquire the negatives, donations toward Adopt-a-town currently fund getting the negatives digitized, catalogued and put online.There are still plenty of towns available so sponsor a town today!
You can find PMM at the United Farmers Market of Belfast, located at 18 Spring Street in Belfast. The market runs every Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
It's a winner!
Maine On Glass: The Early Twentieth Century in Glass Plate Photography, which was co-authored by PMM Photo Archivist Kevin Johnson and draws from the Eastern Illustrating & Publishing Co. Collection was selected as New England Society of New York's best photography book of 2017 and is a finalist for the John N. Cole Award for Maine-themed Nonfiction in the Maine Literary Awards. Get your copy signed by all 3 authors today!
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Bucksport United Methodist Church
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Breakfast buffet
The Bucksport United Methodist Church, at 71 Franklin Street in Bucksport, will host a Breakfast Buffet on
Saturday, July 8
from
6:30 a.m. until 9:30 a.m.
This All-You-Care-To-Eat meal features many delicious entrees, beverages and homemade baked goods. The cost is $8 for adults, $4 for children, and $25 for a family of four or more.
For more information, please call the church office at 469-3622 or Ed Petravicz at 469-9979.
Public supper
Bucksport United Methodist Church
will host a Lobster Stew Dinner on Friday, July 14th.
Dinner consists of L  obster Stew, rolls, tossed salad, and beverage.
Gingerbread with whipped cream will be the dessert.
There will be two seating times: 5:30 & 6:00 p.m.
The cost of the meal is $12.50 per person and tickets must be purchased in advance or reservations made at the church office 469-3622.
This event will be held at the Bucksport United Methodist Church, 71 Franklin Street, Bucksport, ME. For more information please contact the church office at 469-3622 or check our Facebook page.
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Upcoming events
Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust 24th Annual Meeting
Sunday, July 9, 6:30-8 pm
Alamoosook Lakeside Inn
229 Soper Road, Orland
Please join us for GPMCT's 24th annual meeting. Bring potluck dessert, meet our new staff members and celebrate our 2016/17 accomplishments! Program will be followed by a brief business meeting with elections and Volunteer of the Year and Legacy awards. See our Spring/Summer newsletter or CLICK HERE for board member candidate bios. All are welcome to attend; current members may vote.
Full Moon Paddle
Sunday, July 9, 8:30 pm
Join our full moon paddle up the Dead River after the annual meeting! Bring your kayak or canoe, paddles & pfds. We will launch from and return to Alamoosook Lakeside Inn.
More information at www.greatpondtrust.org, or call 207 469-6929 or info@greatpondtrust.org. Go to Alamoosook Lakeside Inn for directions.
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Stockton Springs Community Library
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Second Annual Kitchen to Table International Buffet
The
Friday
Night Supper Club of the Stockton Springs Community Library will host the 2nd Annual Kitchen to Table International Buffet at the library on Saturday, July 15th starting at
6 pm
.
For the second year, this past winter and spring gourmet Chef Jerry Dunn led a cookbook club at the Stockton Springs Community Library that became known as the
Friday
Night Supper Club. We invited daring and innovative cooks to challenge themselves to prepare international cuisine from cookbooks that reflected unique regional and healthy dishes as well as regional culture. The supper club members volunteered to produce a second international buffet to benefit the library.
The buffet will include: appetizers, soup, entrees, vegetables and dessert and will feature a variety of dishes from around the world. Tickets are $35 each and will go on sale starting June 19th. Visit the library or call 567-4147 to purchase tickets. The event is BYOB.
Tickets will be available for advance purchase at the library during open hours beginning June 19th. Library hours are
Monday
3 - 5 pm
, Tuesday
4 - 7 pm
, Wednesday
3 - 5 pm
,
Thursday
9 am - Noon
and
6:30 - 8:30 pm
, and
Saturday
9 am - 3 pm
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Community Yard Sale in Stockton Springs Space Rental Begins
Stockton Springs Community Library (SSCL) will host The GREAT EVENT on September 9th and space rentals for the Giant Yard Sale start now. Mark your calendars and SAVE THE DATE for the giant yard sale, barbecue, tea room, bake sale, homemade donuts, children's events, and much more!
The town of Stockton Springs will be filled with a festive atmosphere on Saturday, September 9th and everyone is invited to join in the celebration to be held on the grounds of the library and the Stockton Springs Town Office. Last year's event was a great success and we expect that all 25 of the spaces will be rented, so sign up early.
Rental of space at the Giant Yard Sale has begun. Spaces are approximately 10' x 15'. Cost is $30 if you sign up before July 1st and $35 after July 1st (if there are any spaces left). You may bring your own table or you can rent a table for an extra $5. The GREAT EVENT will happen rain or shine. To reserve your space you must fill out an application and pay in advance either by check or cash. Come to the library during open hours to pick up an application. Library hours are Monday
3:00 - 5:00 pm
, Tuesday
4:00 - 7:00 pm
, Wednesday
3:00 - 5:00 pm
, Thursday
9:00 am - Noon
and
6:30 - 8:30 pm
, and Saturday
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
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For more information call 567-4147 or visit
www.stocktonspringslibrary.org
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Buck Memorial Library Celebrates 130 years
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Northeast Historic Film
Summer Symposium
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July 20-22, 2017
Regional Moving Image Collections and Archives in the 21st Century
Twenty-first century regional moving image archives discover and collect increasingly diverse audiovisual artifacts. Join us for an international gathering featuring two days of screenings and discussions.
Each session is about 30 minutes, with discussion directly following. All presentations take place in the cinema and emphasize moving images, knowledge sharing, and community collaboration among archivists, librarians, media makers, community members, and scholars. Since 2000, the Northeast Historic Film Symposium has helped build interest in regional audiovisual heritage.
Register
Northeast Historic Film
85 Main St., Bucksport, Maine 04416
207-469-0924
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Town of Castine
Castine Historical Society Summer Exhibit - Castine's Devoted Women: Partnership and Social Reform 1910-1962
The Castine Historical Society's 2017 Summer Exhibit Castine's Devoted Women: Partnership and Social Reform 1910-1962focuses on the lives of Mary W. (Molly) Dewson and Mary G. (Polly) Porter who were life-partners during an age of progressive change encompassing woman's right to vote, labor and wage reform, and feminism.
Molly Dewson was one of the first women to have national political power and influence in Washington D.C. She earned the respect and friendship of many high profile political figures including Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt during her work for social reform and women's equality.
The story of the two women over their 50-year partnership is told through their words and those of their contemporaries taken from newspaper clippings, letters and memoirs. The recent gift to the Society of 28 scrapbooks kept by Molly and Polly has provided a wealth of material for the exhibit. Volunteers spent many hours searching through the pages of the scrapbooks to select the most appropriate images to highlight their story. These images were then converted into historical panels, which have striking relevance to today's social and political culture
Admission is free.
June 12 - Labor Day | Monday - Saturday 10 AM-4 PM | Sundays
1-4 PM
Labor Day - Columbus Day |
Friday
,
Saturday
, &
Monday
10 AM-4PM
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Sunday
1-4PM
Fourth of July Celebration
The
4th of July
officially kicks off the Castine summer season. Visitors from around the world return to a place they have long cherished - "Castine Under The Elms and By The Sea."
Family, friends and visitors alike join in the old fashion day style celebration of parades, flag waving, special foods, evening concerts and the best fireworks display over the bay anywhere!
This year, make your reservations early and stay in one of our cottages, homes for rent or one of our cozy B&B's. The Castine
4th of July
Celebration will soon become a family tradition.
Bastille Day Celebration - July 14
The idyllic and historic setting of Castine, Maine, with its pristine Penobscot Bay as a backdrop, is hosting their second annual Bastille Day Celebration on Friday, July 14
th
. This family celebration takes place on the French national holiday and encourages visitors from near and far to experience our Franco-American and Native American culture through music, food, film, lectures, children's activities, and lighthouse tours. Castine traces its French heritage to the Baron de St. Castin. His marriage to Wabanaki Chief Madockawando's daughter linked our French and Native American cultures.
The celebration begins appropriately with a French toast breakfast. You'll learn the art of French cooking during our chef's demonstration. Celebration goers will be encouraged to wear white to our late afternoon "Picnic en Blanc" where you'll be seated at long white tables at the town hall, under the elms, while listening to Franco-American music. Select your designer picnic from our local purveyors or bring your own with French delights. A plethora of other activities allow you to take in the sites while enjoying a lighthouse tour or tasting hand-cranked ice cream while you take in a little history at the Wilson Museum. Jesters, jugglers and dancing clowns will delight children of all ages throughout the day. Historic lectures and films are designed to satisfy even the most discerning history buffs. Complete your celebration experience with a summer evening concert on the waterfront tapping your toes as you watch sail boats in the distance.
Come early and prepare your palate with a French wine tasting on Thursday afternoon or stay overnight and work off the festival with our 5K road race on Saturday morning.
This event is hosted by the Town of Castine's Bastille Day Celebration Committee.
Bastille's Beach & Barron 5K Road Race - July 15th
Join us Saturday July 15, 2017 for the Annual Bastille's Beach & Beacon 5K run starting and ending at the Castine Town D
ock.
$20 registration fee.
Download registration form here (.pdf).
Free t-shirt for first 100 runners. Proceeds benefit The Hatch Community Youth Fund. Race day registration 8-8:45 AM. Race starts at
9 AM.
Plein Air Festival - July 20-22
The Castine Arts Association is pleased to announce the 2017 festival will take place over three days, from July 20 to 22. The coastal town of Castine, Maine is the ideal setting for plein air painting. The town and surrounding Penobscot Bay area is endowed with a rich history of art and has been a popular destination for many of America's most famous artists for over 150 years. The area possesses a stunning collection of beautiful landscapes, rugged coastlines, historic architecture, and an abundance of New England charm.
The festival will include artist awards and an opportunity to sell work created during the event to the public. There will be a welcome cocktail reception on the evening of July 19th. The festival will conclude on the evening of July 22nd with an exhibition and sale of the art created over three days of painting. Artists may paint at a variety of locations of their choosing within a deļ¬ned area surrounding the town of Castine.
July 20 | Artist Registration and Festival Launch | 6:00 - 8:30 AM
Artists check-in at the Castine Town Common to obtain their information packet and have their blank canvases stamped for the event. Visitors will enjoy traveling around Castine and capturing the artists at work on Thursday and Friday.
July 22 | Reception Exhibition and Art Sale | Alfond Student Center, Maine Maritime Academy, Pleasant St. | 4:00 - 6:00 PM
Public exhibition and art sale - artists will host their display tables. All submitted artwork, up to a maximum of six paintings, must be available for sale at the exhibition and sale.
Plan to visit Castine during this exciting opportunity to see artists in action, painting in historic Castine where many famous artists have painted before and purchase your favorite work directly from your favorite artist. Be sure to get your accommodation reservations early as the community will be fully booked during this event!
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Celebrating Aage Nielsen
Please join us for the eighteenth annual Castine Classic Yacht Race to Camden on August 3, 2017 kicking off three days of spectacular racing on Penobscot Bay.
On August 2 we will honor Aage Nielsen, a genius of twentieth century yacht design, at an exhibition at the Town Dock and a symposium at Maine Maritime Academy, chaired by Doug Adkins. Maynard Bray and Tom Jackson, authors of "Worthy of the Sea," the definitive Nielsen treatise, will help orchestrate the presentation. All Nielsen yacht owners wishing to participate are urged to contact Committee@CastineClassic.com.
We look forward to seeing you in Castine this summer. Please contact David Bicks at (917) 331-5482 or committee@castineclassic.com if you have any questions.
Fort George Fortification - September 9-10
Fort George in Castine is on the National Register of Historic Places due to the important role it played in the American Revolution and later in the War of 1812.
On the weekend of
September 9 & 10, 2017
, volunteers at Fort George and Castine will show us what life may have been like between 1779 and 1783 while Crown troops protected the Loyalists who had moved to the area believing that the Penobscot was going to be the border between the new United States of America and British North America.
The weekend will be filled with music, food, history, presentations and entertainment for the whole family. For more information and a schedule of events visit the
Friends of Castine Fortification website
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