All around feel good festival. A portion of the profits supports a local non-profit and profits…read morealso support a local farm/business. It's very well organized and has so much to offer at this quaint and beautiful location. Parking is free. Entrance fee for anyone over 2yrs of age is only $15. With the fee, you have access to some fun activities for kids and adults. We loved the corn maze!! They are so creative with the design. There's an easy maze and a more challenging maze. There is a phone number at the entrance of the maze if you get lost. Staff will come find you and escort you out of the maze. Wear comfortable shoes as the ground can be a little uneven and rocky at times. Every person we passed in the maze was so happy, smiling and giggling, like were were. The kids LOVED it too. (3 and 6 yr olds). There are two big jumping pillows which the kids loved. There were adults on there as well. The weight limit is 225lbs for a person. Just be sure to take off your shoes. They had pumpkin bowling Big bubble wands "Pumpkin" basketballs A Bumble train pulled by a tractor Culvert and tire play ground slide Tractor tires to climb on. A large sandbox A "corn pit" instead of a ball pit. For extra money - be sure to try the potato cannon! SOOO FUN! 10 potatoes for $7. They also have paintball targets. Looked like fun. They have a food truck on site each day they are open (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) and a food shack. Staff is super friendly and welcoming. We loved it and highly recommend visiting if you are looking for a smaller festival with big fun.

Took our 2 year old grandson to the festival and we all had such fun! Friendly, helpful staff,…read morewell-organized, with games for all ages. Good food too! Topped off with free pick-your-own sunflowers.

Amazing intimate venue for being up close and personal with musicians and performers. Great…read moreacoustics and nearly feel as though the performance is just for you with limited seats and proximity. Staff is great, super friendly and welcoming. On tap beer selection, wine and snacks available if desired. Unfortunately I am not local or I would definitely grab a membership to enjoy the front row tables and be a regular here. Street parking is available or short walk from some of the larger public lots as well. Walking distance to a number of local restaurants and bars to grab a bite prior to or after events. Highly recommend getting out to support this awesome venue!

This is a great venue to watch artists in a very intimate setting, where you could almost have…read moreconversations with the artist as they played on the stage. The seating is limited with some obstructed views, but the audio was great and there's a selection of beverages that you could have as well, including free water. The staff was super friendly as they escorted people in and checked IDs at the door and the show that we went to was phenomenal and enjoyable. I will definitely come back if an artist comes through that I wanna see here. Oh the show we saw was the Jackie Greene set.

Happy 1st Birthday, Rift! We've been happy members for the past year and can't wait to celebrate…read moremany more years of Rift

25c. Shoot em, skill, and sports games. All old school analog technology! Available food and…read morebeer, friendly staff. The perfect arcade!

I went to the Westbrook Performing Arts Center last night and we saw the incredibly fun Colin Hay,…read morewho some people may remember from the band Men at Work. It's a beautiful facility built into the middle school and they did a nice job. The seats and acoustics were good and I'd definitely go back. The middle school in Biddeford has a similarly beautiful but underused facility and it's nice to see the Westbrook Performing Arts Center being used for concerts. Tip: When you park, back into the space so it's easy to get out after the show.

Another must see in Portland. I'm very impressed with all…read morethe furnishings dating back to the 1700's. Once again they've done an amazing job restoring to the original house. Thank you to the family for the donation!!

It's a History to Me…read more Founded in 1822, the Maine Historical Society's sole purpose is to preserve the history of Maine thru rotating exhibits that include historical photos and artifacts. The Good: *Free admission to the Longfellow Garden (May - Oct) during normal hours of operation *Wadsworth-Longfellow House is a separate part of the museum, with a separate fee ($18/GA). We didn't do this, so I can't comment if it's worth it. *Admission is reasonable at $12/adults *Reciprocity program with other museums, if you're a member ($25-75/year). *Located in beautiful Downtown Portland The Meh: *Not the world's biggest museum, as you can probably see the whole thing in 1-2hrs, depending on how much you read the placards for each item/display. The Ugly: *Location is in Downtown Portland, which is great, but you'll most likely have to deal with paying for parking at one of the garages. Pro Tip: If the garage DOESN'T advertise their pricing on the outside, then skip it on and move onto the next one that does. Evidently these predatory parking garages are a big thing here in DT Portland. Conclusion: Nice place to visit if you're in Portland and looking for a little culture.

Once again had a fantastic time visiting our local drive-in. So glad that Maine has a handful of…read moredrive-ins still open. It's such a unique experience that I believe everyone needs to visit at some point in their life. Growing up I visited numerous drive-ins with the family and loved it. Pride's Corner is cash only including ticket purchases at the entrance and their vastly stocked concessions stand. You can buy tickets online which I recommend to make the entrance process as quick as possible. You pay per car with a price of $20 up to 2 people and only $30 for a car up til 5 with any additional being 5 per. Try and find a deal this good for a movie theater! Which mind you here that includes typically two movies, so even better! For this particular re-review my wife and I visited to see Toy Story 5, great movie! The second movie was The Mandalorian and Grogu (we did end up leaving rather than sticking around). Round up your family and/or friends for a cheap movie night under the stars!

absolutely love this place. the owner is a real enthusiast and it shows, the concessions are very…read morereasonably priced and often prepared to order. the entry price is also very very reasonable and the movie showings are great! I go with my family and friends as often as I can, which is usually a couple of times a month. I would recommend to anyone and everyone of any age. absolutely leagues above any movie theater experience I ever had.

Super cute farm stand! Tons of yummy baked goods, veggies, lobsters, plants, pumpkins, Maine…read morehoney, maple syrup, crafts and SO much more! Definitely worth the stop!

We learned about Flaherty's Family Farm from friends and am really glad they told us about it!…read more First off, they have a huge selection of beautiful trees. There are a number of eager employees to help get your tree ready to take home and loaded, too. Inside, you'll find employees who will help you design custom wreaths,too. In the market, there is a well stocked fish counter and lobsterpound, too. Aside from that, there are fresh veggies and a huge stock of fresh baked goodies. The employees were all super nice, too. This will be the place we get our tree from now on!

Before heading to the airport we were looking for things to do (not in the rain) so we found this…read moremuseum. This is a free museum that survives off donations. As we walked in we were greeted by a curator (I'm sorry I don't remember his name) who was amazing. He offered a tour of the museum and stated after his tour we could walk around as we pleased. This man was a wealth of knowledge and even had so good humor to add to the information. I was so intrigued by what he was saying and showing that I didn't even take pictures. Next time we are in town I think we will go back again when we have even more time to spend!

Incredible collection of wartime memorabilia. A museum with a heart, Mr Lee and our guide Chris are…read morevery welcoming. The museum staff makes you feel like family. We spent three hours looking and listening to great stories you cannot read in books. I felt emotional hearing the stories well delivered by Chris. Highly recommend this museum in PORTLAND, MAINE. Leo of California