The United Methodist Women of Friendship invite members of the public to their annual summer Sunshine Fair on Saturday, July 15 from 9 a.m. to noon. The fair will feature home-baked pies, cakes, and fudge, as well as crafts, boutique treasures, a white elephant tent, plants, knitwear and big lobster rolls with chips and a fruit cup.
July 8 Picnic in Westport Island
The Westport Volunteer Fire Department, in conjunction with the Westport Community Association, will hold an annual picnic on Saturday, July 8 at 5:30 p.m. at 644 Main Road, Westport Island. The menu features grilled chicken, coleslaw, baked beans, hot dogs, corn on the cob, and a great assortment of desserts.
Nobleboro Historical Society Open House on Saturdays
The Nobleboro Historical Center is open every Saturday in July and August from 1:30-4:30 p.m. and a docent will be there to help. The center’s building is the old Hawthorne schoolhouse from West Neck Road that was used from the mid-1800s until the 1930s; school desks and books are set up in front of the original blackboard.
Mountain Bike Clinic at Oxbow Brewing Co.
One can learn to mountain bike or take one’s skills to the next level with the upcoming co-ed mountain bike clinic from 3-4:30 p.m. on Friday, July 14 at Oxbow Brewing Co., 274 Jones Woods Road, Newcastle.
Author Don Perkins to Speak About Barns
Maine author Don Perkins calls himself a self-taught “barnologist,” a specialist in the history of barns, when he describes the expertise he will share with the Old Bristol Historical Society on Sunday, July 9, at 7 p.m. at the Congregational Church of Bristol Mills, at 1261 Bristol Road, Bristol Mills (Bristol). The historical group is taking its lecture series on the road this summer, scheduling its programs at venues in several of the villages that make up the town of Bristol. Later events are scheduled for Round Pond, Pemaquid Falls, and Pemaquid Point.
Fourth of July Events
Lincoln County Fourth of July Events
Classes for Kids in the Kitchen
School is out and summer is a great time to try something new. Kids can have fun learning how to cook by joining FARMS educator Leslie Wicks for a summer class, and meet some new friends and make delicious, healthy food. All classes will use seasonal local foods.
Old and New at Whitefield Rummage Sale on July 4
The long tables and even the floor in Kings Mills Union Hall are piled high with something for everyone as Whitefield’s 4th of July celebration and the hall’s annual white elephant sale draw near.
‘Downeast’ Supper on Dutch Neck Road
A bean supper is said to be a traditional Saturday-night meal in New England, but St. Paul’s Union Chapel is having one on Thursday, June 29 in what once served as a one-room schoolhouse on Dutch Neck Road in Waldoboro and attendees will be having more than beans.
‘The Shack’ Screening in Waldoboro
The Waldoboro United Methodist Church, at 85 Friendship St. in Waldoboro, invites the public to a free showing of the film “The Shack” on Friday, June 30 at 6 p.m.
Windjammer Days Underway
The Friends of Windjammer Days announces the 55th annual Windjammer Days event in Boothbay Harbor, which began June 25 and runs through July 1. One highlight of the festival is the windjammers scheduled to arrive in Boothbay Harbor under full sail during the Parade of Sail on Wednesday, June 28.
Downeast Supper at Dutch Neck
The Midcoast area isn’t traditional Downeast, but the upcoming supper at the Dutch Neck Schoolhouse in Waldoboro isn’t a traditional bean supper, either. Members of the public are encouraged to break with tradition on Thursday, June 29 to enjoy a wonderful supper in what was once a one-room schoolhouse. Attendees can visit the historic St. Paul’s Union Chapel before or after supper.
Somerville’s Open Farm Day Taking Place on June 24
Somerville no longer has a school, a post office, or even a general store, but there is a great reason to visit the tiny town: it has a tradition of community and it has a reviving small farm sector. On Saturday, June 24, six of its friendly farmers will open their historic farms to the public from 1-4 p.m. f
PWA’s Summer Schedule Offers Fun for All
Whether one loves hiking in the woods, paddling on the ponds, or spending time at the beach, Pemaquid Watershed Association is offering a wide array of public programs this summer that promote and celebrate the beauty of the Pemaquid Peninsula.
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