What a great way to spend my birthday. I had such an amazing time and I actually have something…read morepretty cool to show for it. I even practiced my Chinese a little bit when I signed my name 大卫 on the bottom. All of the artists who work there were extremely friendly and supportive. 10/10 will definitely do this again!!

I have been here a few times at parties for other people and other events and this last time is the…read moreone that I will review. I booked a team building night with my team of 7 where the theme was the nightmare before Christmas and Muse did not disappoint. The host / teacher was funny and articulate and patient with a bunch of loud folks cracking jokes and having fun. If you are looking for something to do with friends or co-workers at a pretty inexpensive clip, then check this place out and get your Van Gogh on. I also thought the light behind the canvas was genius to be able to keep on track with bringing out your inner Picasso and it helped us to all deliver and make some pretty amazing pieces of art. The only drawback is that I wish that there were some more selections for apps or things.

It's a peaceful place to learn and be around wonderful animals and the people that care for them…read more It's not a place for running around and screaming and the good news, is we didn't see any of that. The kids and adults were so respectful and gentle, as guided by the workers. There were a few trails to explore, keep in mind there is a lot of sun exposure, so prepare accordingly. We didn't get a chance to go into the new building, but we spent time exploring and then walked up a ways to the "camp store". I bought a beautifully made necklace by a local artist. We loved the fact they have designated parking AND an EV charger we could use.

A picture perfect beautiful sunny day to visit the farm. Fed the sheep, talked to the goats…read more Admired the cows and flowers. Per the farm cat. The most amazing thing I saw today was the stone sink in their new bathrooms! Wowwwww!!!!

100 th anniversary of Saint Peters Italian bazaar/festival. The grotto was officially opened and…read moreblessed by the Bishop. Such a great event that everyone looks forward to every year. Italian cookies, pasta fagiol, lobster rolls just to name a few of the wonderful food available. Bruno's had a bar there, 50/50 tickets, religious items booth even the greased pole for the adventurous price seekers! Don't miss this event!

I visited this place as part of a group party, and it was enjoyable. The pottery and color options…read morewere very nice, and the overall environment was pleasant. The staff was helpful and friendly. I would definitely return, as it is a suitable choice for anyone, regardless of art experience. I would recommend it.

Staff were extremely friendly and gave us time to settle in and pick out what we wanted without…read morenagging us about payment. I have been coming here since I was a kid and it's always a good experience. 100% recommend bringing kids or coming with a friend for a more relaxed hangout :)

On Sunday 02/15/2026, I went with a friend to see William Shakespeare's MacBeth at The Portland…read morePlayers' theater in South Portland. I thought the production was perfect: a very minimal stage set which allowed the actors and William Shakespeare's words to shine. The actors were AMAZING. Kudos to all involved. The ticket cost $20 which was more than reasonable so I added some cash to one of the donation boxes in the lobby.

This is always wonderful time spent with friends and family! Portland players always does a…read morefantastic job! Beauty and the beast did not disappoint!

When I moved to Westbrook, I never realized how much of a staple the community center would become…read morefor me. Living in smaller towns, I never had such a place, and since I have become part of this community I have been able to witness the Westbrook Community Center grow to offer so many programs to our community and beyond. My first introduction was the child care program they have there for before and after school. This used to be called Ready Kids, and now is called Westbrook Learns. This is an affordable and structured after school option that has been great for my son. They have activities, games, crafts, reading, etc to keep the children busy after school. If interested, contact the community center to see if they have openings and I highly recommend signing up early in the summer to secure your spot. My son also attends the summer camp, where they have scheduled activities, learning, field trips, swimming, and sports going on every day. My son comes home tired! Beyond the child care, the community center also hosts sports for children including, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, dance and much more. It really helps to keep children physically challenged all year around. For grown ups, there are a ton of exercise programs including zumba, boot camp, kettle bells, etc. I know I am missing so many services as I do not utilize them all. The next activity I plan to use is the swimming lessons. My son is an excellent swimmer and they offer lessons for all skill levels in their inside pool. Other activities and offerings include: Inside batting cages, full sized gym, historical society museum, senior citizen services, a community garden, music and dance lessons, a cafe, and much more. I hope others will share their reviews to let the people of our region know of all the services this excellent facility provides.

Westbrook Community Center is quite possibly the best community center I have been a part of. The…read morestaff is friendly and personable. The instructors are well informed and good mentors for community involvement and healthy living. There are activities for young and old, athletic or not! There is a pool, a dance studio and gymnasium! There are plenty of meeting spaces available for rent for parties or meetings. A community center would not be complete without a thrift shop! Checkout all of the great programs throughout the day!

This place is adorable! Saco is our new 'hometown' and I love that there is a small museum…read morededicated to celebrating its history. The building was erected in memory of a local's parents (I'm foggy on the details) and inside are great bits and bobs of information about this quaint little town. I love to walk through and see furniture, keepsakes, all pieces of Saco's history proudly on display. There isn't a charge for entrance but there is a recommended $5 donation, of which should be gladly given. My suggestion is to go and soak up all you can, but then come back around the holidays to see the Festival of Trees!! Locals can sponsor and decorate Christmas Trees and donate items for auction - the proceeds go on to fund the museum! Our favorite part is to go and vote on the trees and gift shop decorations through the holidays. This year our favorite tree was a 12' tree decorated with nutcrackers saying Merry Christmas in language from all around the world! It's a must see. Make your way over :)

The Saco Museum is one of those small local museums that are worth exploring for an hour on a rainy…read moreday. There's a lot of local period clothing and even a KKK hood from the days when the Klan had a presence in the area. There's also an assortment of natural history items,rocks, fossils, and things like that. This isn't the Smithsonian or anything, but it's interesting for a little while.

I might be biased, as I live in Bath, but I love that in the small city we have an Arts Center that…read morebrings a variety of offerings. I've seen plays here, heard musical performances and even sang along with Santa. Next week I am going to head in to see a Comedy show which will hopefully make this long winter a bit bearable.

Nice medium size venue. Not a bad seat in the house. We drove up from RI and made a weekend around…read moreour visit to see Melanie do her magic.