Events

Led by the mysterious “Lady in the Red Cloak” with her lantern, you will see buildings that once seemed ordinary but will take on eerie new dimensions as she relives their history, and that of the ghosts that are said to still reside there. Wind through the back streets and learn the early history of Damariscotta, visit the site of countless seances, experience the haunted Maine Hotel, take a trip by the river and hear about Grandpa’s Ghost.

The moderate walk, suitable for all ages, lasts approximately 90 minutes and is by reservation only; $17.50 for adults, $8 for children
under 12, free for children under 5. redcloaktours.com, 207-380-3806.

Other days, towns available.

Led by the mysterious “Lady in the Red Cloak” with her lantern, you will see buildings that once seemed ordinary but will take on eerie new dimensions as she relives their history, and that of the ghosts that are said to still reside there. Wind through the back streets and learn the early history of Wiscasset. You’ll visit the sites of mysterious happenings, hear of strange noises, stroll by the Ancient Burial Ground and more.

By reservation only; $17.50 for adults, $8 for children under 12, free for children under 5. https://www.redcloaktours.com or 207-380-3806.
Other dates, towns available.

Mah Jongg for new and advanced players. Instruction provided. FMI: 882-7544.

Advance discounted tickets $20, regular tickets $25. Internationally celebrated Mexican classical guitarist, Antonio Lopez returns to the Opera House this fall. Tonight this world renowned guitarist will perform a solo set before being joined on stage by Maine musicians Carl Dimow, Jeff Roho and Alva Achorn on flute. This promises to be an evening unlike any other this season.

Church members will be grilling bratwurst and serve German sauerkraut as well as hot dogs, chips and drinks for lunch. Delicious homemade baked goods will be available. There will be pumpkin decorating for the kids, and jumbles and the Organ Society’s hand knit mittens, scarves, hats and other crafts available for sale. Come and enjoy a taste of fall.

“Misfit Love Day” at Apifera Farm
Open farm /fundraiser for the non profit Apifera Farm in Bremen
The farm adopts elder/special needs animals but also shares them with elder people. The animals will be out and about mingling with guests including goats, llamas, donkeys and more. Rain or Shine. Free but we do ask for donations to help with the work we are doing for both animal and people. No smoking. NO PETS ALLOWED. Children must be accompanied at all times by chaperone.

Lecture and discussion regarding 13,000 years of Maine history from early Native Americans to European contact. Presenters vary.
Refreshments will be provided. No fee. Donations accepted.
Refreshments will be provided

Fall Closing Party: Cider, Donut Holes and Fun! Join the “Friends of the Southport Historical Society” as we celebrate a successful 2019 season and put the museum to bed for the winter. There is no cost for this event and all are welcome.

Advance discounted tickets $20, regular tickets $25 online and day of show. Applauded for their “flat-out amazing” performances and “stunning virtuosity” (Cleveland Classical), the highly acclaimed Kenari Quartet delivers inspiring performances that transform the perception of the saxophone. The quartet aims to highlight the instrument’s remarkable versatility by presenting meticulously crafted repertoire from all periods of classical and contemporary music.
They have found a home performing on many of the premiere chamber music series in the United States. Their performances run from classical Bach to jazz with funk and folk appearing at times.

Special advance discounted tickets $20. Regular tickets $25. 7:30 PM.
Grammy-nominated, Pedro Pablo “Pedrito” Martinez was raised in Havana, Cuba, and since settling in New York City in 1998, Pedrito has recorded or performed with Wynton Marsalis, Paul Simon, Bruce Springsteen, and Sting and has contributed to over 50 albums. Pedrito was a founding member of the highly successful, Afro-Cuban/Afro-Beat band, Yerba Buena, with which he recorded two albums and toured the world. He has received the Thelonius Monk Award, Sphinx Award for
Excellence and been named “Percussionist of the Year” by the Jazz Journalists Association 4 times. His career as a band leader began in 2005 with the formation in NYC of The Pedrito Martinez Group whose performances have included festivals, performing arts centers, and venues throughout the US, Europe, Australia and Latin America. The group’s self-titled first album (released by Motema Music), was released October, 2013, was nominated for Grammy, and was chosen among
NPR’s Favorite Albums of 2013 and The Boston Globe Critics Top Ten Albums of 2013. Another performance that promises to astound Opera House audiences this fall.