Maine is full of surprises and little known historical facts. It’s a museum-lover’s diamond mine and home to more surviving forts than any other state.    read on

From maple season in March, through apple-picking season in late fall and into Christmas tree season in December, Maine farmers invite visitors to enjoy the scenery, get a breath of fresh air and perhaps a bit of exercise too. Visit a Maine farm to……more

Well, eventually it will come! We are already seeing the first green shoots coming up and then being covered by snow again. Luckily they have a mind of their own and stay warm under the snow and then shoot up a little more. Stay positive for those of you here in Maine.

Calendar of Events Check this page out if you are interested in the arts and coming to Midcoast Maine.

It’s already March and the Inn/Bed & Breakfast will start ‘waking up’ soon after a long snowy winter. The goats and chickens are impatient to be outside in the warmth of the sun. Before we know it the first buds will be peeking out and we will forget about all the snow and cold that we have had these past months. The greenhouse will be producing salads and other veggies again.

Maine Fiddle Fest Sat. Apr. 26th, 2008 @ 7:30pm to 9:30pm

The Chocolate Church Arts Center invites you to join us for this sixth annual Maine Fiddlers Concert. See this showcase of the best fiddlers in Maine and don’t forget to bring your fiddle! This performance supports the educational activities of the Maine Fiddle Camp in Woolwich, Maine. Greg Boardman is the founder of Maine Fiddle Camp and has been a major inspiration for many fiddlers over three decades.

Apr 25 thru Apr 27, 2008. Boothbay Harbor. The Annual Fishermen’s Festival includes trap hauling, a codfish relay, old-fashioned fish fry, Miss Shrimp Princess Pageant, lobster crate race, pancake breakfast, fish chowder contest, tug of war and tall tale contest. Also a Blessing of the Fleet Memorial Service and boat parade on Sunday. For info phone (207) 633-4825

Check this page out for all that goes on in our midcoast area as well as the entire state…..more

Maine WinterFest is Maine’s largest Ice & Snow Sculpting event and draws carvers from around the world. Both events draw thousands and the improved facilities and Point Sebago venue should conspire to produce a blockbuster winter weekend. The major beneficiaries of the new combined event are Camp Sunshine, Maine Children’s Cancer Program and Maine Fisheries. ……read more