Georges River Land Trust invites you to experience Apples Jubilee! This day of apple-centric celebration will take place on Saturday, September 6th and include art-making, local tree history, cider pressing and tasting, a pie sale, and more at the beautiful Langlais Art Preserve. At the heart of this celebration will be the return of Apple Magic, an immersive, site-specific performance and installation by Rockland-based artist Nate Luce.

This event is free and open to all ages! Learn more and RSVP at georgesriver.org/events to let us know you're coming!

Incorporating video, painting, embroidery, monologue, and music, Apple Magic can be experienced through 20-minute guided tours on Saturday, September 6 beginning every hour at the top of the hour from 10am-4pm.

Apple-themed art projects will be offered in the Preserve’s Teaching Studio from 10am-4pm.

John Bunker, founder of the Maine Heritage Orchard in Unity, will present about the history and biology of apple trees in the Midcoast area starting at 1:30pm. Cider pressing demos will take place from 1pm-4pm. Rocky Ground Cider will provide tastings from 4pm-6pm. Pie will be available for sale to benefit the land trust all day!