Community Calendar

'Floating Filaments: Seaweed', a group exhibition opens at the Blue Hill Coop on May 1st and runs for the month. An artists reception will be at the Coop on May 4 at 3 pm. All are welcome.

The show is inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores but attract the eye of both artist and scientist. In addition to the Coop, the exhibit is sponsored by the Blue Hill Peninsula Rockweed Forum a voluntary organization promoting education about intertidal rockweed and conservation of rockweed which is a critical habitat for the sheltering and nurturing of hundreds of marine creatures including larval and juvenile stages of most of our commercial fish and shellfish species. It is the hope of the Rockweed Forum that this exhibit will draw attention to the intertidal habitat and the numerous seaweeds that are an integral part of our Maine coast.

Fifteen artists have contributed work to the show in a wide range of media (oil, watercolor, photography, collage, pressed seaweed, fiber art, cyanotypes, jewelry, etc). The featured artists are Krisanne Baker, Jordan Chalfant, Galen Davis, Pamela Elias, Kate Emlen, Lisa Tyson Ennis, Michele Gower, Christine Guinness, Jeannet Lendertse, Lyn Mayewski, Ron Miriello, Sarah Scamperle, Marcia Stremlau and Tanya Washburn.

'Floating Filaments: Seaweed', a group exhibition opens at the Blue Hill Coop on May 1st and runs for the month. An artists reception will be at the Coop on May 4 at 3 pm. All are welcome.

The show is inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores but attract the eye of both artist and scientist. In addition to the Coop, the exhibit is sponsored by the Blue Hill Peninsula Rockweed Forum a voluntary organization promoting education about intertidal rockweed and conservation of rockweed which is a critical habitat for the sheltering and nurturing of hundreds of marine creatures including larval and juvenile stages of most of our commercial fish and shellfish species. It is the hope of the Rockweed Forum that this exhibit will draw attention to the intertidal habitat and the numerous seaweeds that are an integral part of our Maine coast.

Fifteen artists have contributed work to the show in a wide range of media (oil, watercolor, photography, collage, pressed seaweed, fiber art, cyanotypes, jewelry, etc). The featured artists are Krisanne Baker, Jordan Chalfant, Galen Davis, Pamela Elias, Kate Emlen, Lisa Tyson Ennis, Michele Gower, Christine Guinness, Jeannet Lendertse, Lyn Mayewski, Ron Miriello, Sarah Scamperle, Marcia Stremlau and Tanya Washburn.

'Floating Filaments: Seaweed', a group exhibition opens at the Blue Hill Coop on May 1st and runs for the month. An artists reception will be at the Coop on May 4 at 3 pm. All are welcome.

The show is inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores but attract the eye of both artist and scientist. In addition to the Coop, the exhibit is sponsored by the Blue Hill Peninsula Rockweed Forum a voluntary organization promoting education about intertidal rockweed and conservation of rockweed which is a critical habitat for the sheltering and nurturing of hundreds of marine creatures including larval and juvenile stages of most of our commercial fish and shellfish species. It is the hope of the Rockweed Forum that this exhibit will draw attention to the intertidal habitat and the numerous seaweeds that are an integral part of our Maine coast.

Fifteen artists have contributed work to the show in a wide range of media (oil, watercolor, photography, collage, pressed seaweed, fiber art, cyanotypes, jewelry, etc). The featured artists are Krisanne Baker, Jordan Chalfant, Galen Davis, Pamela Elias, Kate Emlen, Lisa Tyson Ennis, Michele Gower, Christine Guinness, Jeannet Lendertse, Lyn Mayewski, Ron Miriello, Sarah Scamperle, Marcia Stremlau and Tanya Washburn.

'Floating Filaments: Seaweed', a group exhibition opens at the Blue Hill Coop on May 1st and runs for the month. An artists reception will be at the Coop on May 4 at 3 pm. All are welcome.

The show is inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores but attract the eye of both artist and scientist. In addition to the Coop, the exhibit is sponsored by the Blue Hill Peninsula Rockweed Forum a voluntary organization promoting education about intertidal rockweed and conservation of rockweed which is a critical habitat for the sheltering and nurturing of hundreds of marine creatures including larval and juvenile stages of most of our commercial fish and shellfish species. It is the hope of the Rockweed Forum that this exhibit will draw attention to the intertidal habitat and the numerous seaweeds that are an integral part of our Maine coast.

Fifteen artists have contributed work to the show in a wide range of media (oil, watercolor, photography, collage, pressed seaweed, fiber art, cyanotypes, jewelry, etc). The featured artists are Krisanne Baker, Jordan Chalfant, Galen Davis, Pamela Elias, Kate Emlen, Lisa Tyson Ennis, Michele Gower, Christine Guinness, Jeannet Lendertse, Lyn Mayewski, Ron Miriello, Sarah Scamperle, Marcia Stremlau and Tanya Washburn.

'Floating Filaments: Seaweed', a group exhibition opens at the Blue Hill Coop on May 1st and runs for the month. An artists reception will be at the Coop on May 4 at 3 pm. All are welcome.

The show is inspired by the seaweeds that are a little noticed but important component of our coastal shores but attract the eye of both artist and scientist. In addition to the Coop, the exhibit is sponsored by the Blue Hill Peninsula Rockweed Forum a voluntary organization promoting education about intertidal rockweed and conservation of rockweed which is a critical habitat for the sheltering and nurturing of hundreds of marine creatures including larval and juvenile stages of most of our commercial fish and shellfish species. It is the hope of the Rockweed Forum that this exhibit will draw attention to the intertidal habitat and the numerous seaweeds that are an integral part of our Maine coast.

Fifteen artists have contributed work to the show in a wide range of media (oil, watercolor, photography, collage, pressed seaweed, fiber art, cyanotypes, jewelry, etc). The featured artists are Krisanne Baker, Jordan Chalfant, Galen Davis, Pamela Elias, Kate Emlen, Lisa Tyson Ennis, Michele Gower, Christine Guinness, Jeannet Lendertse, Lyn Mayewski, Ron Miriello, Sarah Scamperle, Marcia Stremlau and Tanya Washburn.

It's our 4th annual HELLO SUMMER!! Artist Market in waterfront park Bath Maine!
Located at 61 Commercial street

Please JOIN US for all the good vibes - an afternoon on the Kennebec, in Bath's beautiful green space, with sparkling water views - live music, coffee, food trucks, & family friendly - shopping from 40+ talented highly curated vendors!
Find gallery worthy art, direct from the artist - painting, photography, printmaking, pottery, jewelry at every price point, fashion for adults & children, toys, games, hand forged knives, gorgeous cutting boards, leather, stained glass, florals, home decor, candles, skin care & tinctures.

FREE to attend! There's no better time to support small businesses in Maine, & keep your money in your community! ❤

Franklin County Animal Shelter is holding our annual Maine's Mega Yard Sale on June 7, 2025 at the Farmington Fairgrounds! This event is our biggest fundraiser this year, and we are so excited to be able to offer INDOOR booths this time - which means even MORE vendors than last year!

Bring the whole family, or come alone with your wagon, because you are sure to find some treasures and have some fun. Admission for ages 7 and up is only $1, and you'll have full access to vending tables with antiques, used items, handmade crafts, tchotchkes, knick knacks and doodads galore!

We will have our concession stand open in the Firemen's Booth, with hot food and snacks to sustain your shopping adventures, as well as our info booth with face painting and our friendly staff who will be happy to ask your questions about pet care, adoption, volunteerism and other ways you can help support homeless animals in Franklin County!

Welcome to the 6th Annual 2 day Wells Jr High Summerfest Arts & Craft Show! Join Maine Made Crafts & newenglandcraftfairs.com on June 21 & 22, 2025 from 9-4 both days for a weekend filled with creativity, fun, and community spirit.

Hosted at the Wells Jr High School, this in-person event is the perfect opportunity to browse and shop unique arts and crafts from skilled artisans across Maine and beyond, offering a diverse range of crafts including woodwork, quilts, photography, knitted and crocheted creations, delicious jams and jellies, stunning jewelry, stylish clothing, captivating artwork, and so much more, all available at prices that fit your budget.
Get ready to immerse yourself in a vibrant atmosphere, surrounded by fellow art enthusiasts and friendly vendors. Explore the diverse range of artistic styles and techniques showcased at our Summerfest Arts & Craft Show.

Whether you're a seasoned collector or simply looking for a special gift, you're sure to find something that catches your eye. In addition to the incredible artwork on display, take a break and indulge yourself in the tasty treats and food vendors.

Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to support local artists and embrace the vibrant arts community in our area. Mark your calendars for June 21 & 22, and join us at the Wells Jr High School for an unforgettable weekend at the 6th Annual 2 day Wells Jr High Summerfest Arts & Craft Show both inside and out. We can't wait to see you there!
FMI Lois LTpromo@aol.com https://www.newenglandcraftfairs.com

As Two Sisters in Maine, we are excited to be continuing on with the wonderful tradition of remarkable artisan fairs in beautiful Durham, Maine! Please join us in shopping local and handmade with a terrific lineup of artisans and makers for our Summer Artisan Fair at Sweet Meadow. More details to come!

Keep an eye out under the discussion tab on our Facebook Event Page leading up to the fair for our Maker Spotlights highlighting the talented makers who will be participating in the fair!

***Please note, for the safety of our artists and makers products and displays, we ask that you leave your dogs at home for this event. Service dogs only.

For information about becoming a vendor at this event, please email Karyn & Patti at twosistersinmaineartisanfairs@gmail.com.

*Beware of scammers! Two Sisters in Maine (@twosistersinmaine) Facebook, Instagram and the email address above are the only contacts for this event.

Welcome to the 6th Annual 2 day Wells Jr High Summerfest Arts & Craft Show! Join Maine Made Crafts & newenglandcraftfairs.com on June 21 & 22, 2025 from 9-4 both days for a weekend filled with creativity, fun, and community spirit.

Hosted at the Wells Jr High School, this in-person event is the perfect opportunity to browse and shop unique arts and crafts from skilled artisans across Maine and beyond, offering a diverse range of crafts including woodwork, quilts, photography, knitted and crocheted creations, delicious jams and jellies, stunning jewelry, stylish clothing, captivating artwork, and so much more, all available at prices that fit your budget.
Get ready to immerse yourself in a vibrant atmosphere, surrounded by fellow art enthusiasts and friendly vendors. Explore the diverse range of artistic styles and techniques showcased at our Summerfest Arts & Craft Show.

Whether you're a seasoned collector or simply looking for a special gift, you're sure to find something that catches your eye. In addition to the incredible artwork on display, take a break and indulge yourself in the tasty treats and food vendors.

Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to support local artists and embrace the vibrant arts community in our area. Mark your calendars for June 21 & 22, and join us at the Wells Jr High School for an unforgettable weekend at the 6th Annual 2 day Wells Jr High Summerfest Arts & Craft Show both inside and out. We can't wait to see you there!
FMI Lois LTpromo@aol.com https://www.newenglandcraftfairs.com