A great little gem on the coast of Maine. It was worth the long drive we took to get there but if…read moreyou are headed up the coast, you should make sure to stop. They have quite a number of buildings with exhibits in each and docents to help you along the way. They've done an extremely nice job with their presentation and items. And if you like boats, they have lots of boats and boat history! For me, having grown up in New England with family that goes back several hundred years, looking at some of the antique furniture was like looking at my childhood home :)

Local gem. Historic buildings. Fun to take the kids. You can spend hours or you can take a quick…read morekid friendly trip. It is a nonprofit in a small town and being from DC I didn't mind paying admission for a smaller museum. Kids can interact with some of the exhibits. They also offer kid friendly programs. Make sure to visit the historic church First Congregation on the property. It was a nice day and kids could also use the pond to steer remote control boats. Great stop in a charming town.

met Ray years ago.. and then about 10 years later took my grandson to his new location ( before he…read morehad an old school bus); took pictures of his stuff on the walls ( with his permission) and even one of him with his grandson holding a magazine that contained an article about him...

I have one of my buddies squirrel. He made for me years ago. I brought it with me to Oklahoma. I…read morelived up that way and always stop to see my Bud. I wore a cowboy hat. I was his sassy squirrel girl. I hope to go back up there this coming year. He wanted me to open a food deal in that shack with him. Known him for years. So he'll ready my man this sassy squirrel Kim Walker of Winganon, Oklahoma

The All Roads Music Fest is an up and coming gem in the Midcoast region. No-else is doing a DIY…read moremusic fest in Maine quite like Meg Shorette and company. I noticed a lot of familiar faces from some folks that used to work with Kahbang and, unlike Kahbang, All Roads was a local Maine only line-up. This team worked hard to put all of these acts in place over the course of one day. Belfast is becoming a hot spot for young professionals, given the new companies that are sprouting up there. All Roads included 3 primary music stages and the local library also hosted panels, musicians and speakers throughout the day. There was also a very small performance space across from the Colonial where they had bands being interviewed and hoola hoopers a hooping. I can't wait to see what they do with the festival next year and it was a great experience given that it was their first year putting something like this together. The marketing materials were well made and they also had some great sponsors on board. I know Belfast is a little out of the way for some folks, but we made a weekend of it and would not regret a second of it. Three tides was also a great resting / hang out spot during the festival. They ended up having the after party there and it was a great laid back community vibe. Intimate but entertaining. Can't wait for All Roads 2016!

I have seen many wonderful plays there. Never to be disappointed. The group who runs the Grand are…read moregreat stewards of this historical building, and a real asset to our community with thier kids programs. They also offer the best popcorn with real butter at all the shows, and even have local beers on tap. Who could ask for more!

Indie movies in the middle of nowhere. A great treat. Call and check for hours- this is no AMC…read more Just an old art deco theatre ;)

I've lived in Maine most of my life yet have never been "IN" Bangor. I've passed through a hundred…read moretimes. Attended the annual Witches Walk yesterday at the Bangor Waterfront Park. The event itself was so much fun - we will definitely do that again! The waterfront park is beautiful. Clean. Pretty. Spread out. Convenient to downtown. I want to come back in the summer when the docks are in.

This farm is such a wonderful delight that instantly brings happiness to anyone arriving. It's…read morehuge, beautiful, full of all kinds of animals, and has the tastiest eggs and bacon ever! Amy and Dick, the owners, are two of the kindest people I've ever met. I've truly never felt so welcomed and accommodated somewhere. Camping here is a peaceful, serene oasis, and is what every person deserves (especially amongst covid, when most people need a socially distanced escape). Pitching a tent with horses, cows, a donkey, and a goose 2 feet in front of me felt magical. They loved being fed fruits and veggies from my hand, and I was even so close I was able to feed them from my tent when it was raining. The other side of the farm with the barn has pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits, a mini pond with ducks, and even a little kayak you can paddle around with. It's so beautiful and peaceful to walk around the massive farm, petting the little cuties along the way. The sunrise is gorgeous from here and is quite the treat to wake up to. My experience here has been so peaceful and wonderful that I've already extended it twice! Come for the fresh picked eggs and delicious meat, and stay for the truly amazing camping experience with the nicest hosts ever.

the airbnb should read as follows!…read more should actually read: Dilapidated rundown farmhouse - attic space with sagging bed. Room temperature is 85-90 degrees. As a courtesy we will give you an uninstalled a/c - so the hot air will just blowback in your room. it is a loft so no door and no privacy. Over farmstore that is open to the public. Please make sure to take all belongings with you as we can not be responsible for your items. Barking dogs are more musical than annoying.Rusted out fridge on back porch and kitchen door window pane is missing - but don't worry - no one will use the kitchen because we leave it so dirty and gross. Help yourself to all the laundry on the kitchen counter - be less for us to wash and fold! Enjoy!

This has been my go to place for fresh apples and cider. Pick you own seems to go on and on for…read moremany weeks with different varieties available every week.

I recently attended the BSO performance of Vivaldi's, The Four Seasons featuring violinist, Laura…read moreSt. John and it was utterly breathtaking. The space itself is architecturally stunning and the acoustics in the performance hall are truly incredible. My husband and I were greeted by friendly, knowledgeable staff who were more than willing to answer our questions and direct us to our seats. The performance itself was remarkable. Having seen many orchestral productions of The Four Seasons, I thought I knew exactly what to expect. To my surprise and delight, this performance was unparalleled by anything I had seen before. The passion with which each note was played, the warm and informative introductions by Maestro Richman, and the spectacular soloist(s) - simply moving. I would recommend the Bangor Symphony Orchestra not just as a performance, but as an experience. Bring your friends, children, and family. The BSO is not to be missed!

My husband and I went to hear the Bangor Symphony Orchestra play The POPS: The Music of John…read moreWilliams. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by friendly employees, R2D2 (by Paul's R2D2) and Mandalorians (by the Mandalorian Mercs). It was very cool and made you very excited for the music to come. The show itself was phenomenal! With the conductor, Lucas Richman, giving us a mini blurb about each song to come, I got to know the music of John Williams better. I would have to say the music from Harry Potter was my favorite, but the Jaws theme gave me chills and made my heart pound a little harder :) The Bangor Symphony Orchestra performed each song with such intensity! Can't wait for more shows like this one.