The tour was great it is not free but worth the history lesson and the experience. The guided tour…read morewas very good the people who worked there was knowledgeable and friendly.

Wonderful tour and definitely worth the stop! It's free until the end of June so get a tour while…read moreyou can! The gentleman who guided us was lovely and shared a ton of information.

Just wanted to confirm that this is easily one of the best fairs in Maine. I spent a number of…read moreyears in the late 70s and early 80s showing cows as a member of 4H. I have strong and nostalgic feelings of the positive impact that experience had on my life. Unfortunately, the youth agricultural experience is dwindling in many fairs. This is definitely not the case at the Windsor Fair. I was so thrilled to see so many youngsters, especially girls, enthusiastically involved in the agricultural exhibits. Can't wait until next year!

Rides, junk food, race track. The people watching is amusing--park yourself on a nice shady corner…read morewith something to eat and drink and watch Maine go by. The rides are not huge but get the job done. Just get out of the way of anyone looking green! The food ranges from $4 for a slice of wood fired pizza or a small basket of fries to $12 for a basket of chicken nuggets or haddock chunks. Proteins are clearly on the high end. There is also a live animal section featuring 4H and other cute animals.

There is nothing like this ball field across the country. It is a shrine to baseball and an…read moreamazing place for kids to learn and play the game. The details are extraordinary from the manual scoreboard to the Green Monster. All it needs now is The Pesky Pole out in right field. It takes a great vision, determination, and leadership to make something like this happen. Even a Yankee fan would admire this great diamond 3 hours north of the CITGO sign -- well maybe....,

The DU team puts their heart and sole into their work. They care about every child and strive to…read moremake the experience memorable for all. Two of my kids went through DU and they always were made to feel valued. Thanks for all you do!

this is the worst studio ever do NOT go here i was there for 8+ years and the end was so bad i…read morecried ever time i thought of going to dance there. i was told the most hurtful things like to go on a diet 11 years old and the fact that mrs marie told my class that our "mommy's and daddy's and grandparents " were not going to love us anymore i was 12 when that happened and mrs bri is the worst she picks favorites and is just a rude teacher and is a terrible mother and teacher. i hope you take me seriously because this place was HELL

I was at almost every concert in the last two weeks of the 09 festival. Had I known earlier, I…read morewould have gone to all of them. If you're a classical music lover like me, this is probably the best music you'll hear in Maine. The musicians are world class and the orchestra is just amazing. You'll need to give at least $100 to hear them at paying events, but amazingly the concerts are free, so without saying this is as good as it gets. Highly recommended!

AMF is the RC Cola of Classical music festivals -- generically named, crudely prepared, and…read morecompletely underwhelming. It's redeeming qualities are that it is a short drive from many beautiful spots in Maine, and the concerts are free. (So yes, technically the concerts are more affordable than RC Cola.) With other thoughtful chamber music festivals dotting the coastline, it's not clear what keeps this festival afloat.

The 54th season is off to a great start so far! We saw an Iliad for opening night over the weekend…read moreand were so impressed with the 90-minute one-man show. So many lines to memorize and so captivating for the entire duration! It's wonderful to see so many favorite actors return this summer too! We have already subscribed and scheduled tickets for the rest of this summer's offerings: Richard II, The Story of My Life, As You Like It, and the Importance of Being Earnest. It's certainly worth the drive to Monmouth for those of us who don't live in the area!

This is a great little theater tucked away in a small Maine town. Top notch acting and directing…read morehere during the summer season. If you're going to spend 37 bucks for one show opt for the season pass instead and see them all, it's well worth it! Don't forget to check out the merchandise and snack shack outside! If you find the main floor too chilly the balcony is always a bit warmer. Enjoy!

Touring Colby and decided to visit there art museum. To begin with, no charge to visit this…read morebeautiful facility. Plenty of parking near by. You enter on the main floor which is huge. Then make your way downstairs and back up to another section. The art work was beautiful such a nice collection of art. This is a must stop when visiting Waterville.

For a small college like Colby, this art museum is surprisingly comparable to museums at much…read morelarger universities. And it keeps getting bigger and better. There is free admission for all. There are some gems in the permanent collection and strength in particular areas (eg works by Alex Katz). If you truly love art, you will probably find an interesting special exhibition or two on display when you visit. What is the point in having a museum like this? As Picasso said, "the purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls."