Beach Plum Farm is the last remnant of an old saltwater farm still existent in Ogunquit.  It’s 22 acres were conserved by Joe Littlefield in 1998 and it is open to the public from 7am to dusk.  The farm is now owned and protected by the Great Works Regional Land Trust and houses its office in the first barn.  The upper field provides community garden plots and the lower field a rich habitat for migrating songbirds and butterflies.  It provides the only unobstructed view of the Ogunquit Dunes from Route 1.

We also own and maintain trails on 171 acres about 5 miles inland called the Orris Falls Conservation Area. This is just northeast of

A huge community festival with crafts, road races, food concerts, fireworks and a sandcastle building contest.

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Hosted by the Opera House Arts at the Stonington Opera House.

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The Nashville Bluegrass Band, Dailey & Vincent and NewFound Road headline.

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It boasts Maine’s largest parade, a juried arts & crafts show, a shucking contest, bike race and gobs of music and food.

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Moosehead yacht club. A concert by Gordon Bok, boat parade and lectures.

One of Maine’s oldest incorporated towns. Road race, parade, Civil War encampment and a family paintout.

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Best skip wins, bring your own rock!

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College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor

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A young man accidently apprenticed to a pirate instead of a ship’s pilot is the basis of this famous comedy by Gilbert and Sullivan. Pirates, policemen and a bevy of beauties complicate the plot as everyone sings some of the most familiar songs in the English language.

FMI 207-698-1807

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