This weekend near Wiscasset Woods Lodge boasts a replica of the Santa Maria, an oyster festival, a fall festival and two classes. Plenty of fun activities for your midcoast Maine vacation.
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Weekend Events Around Wiscasset Woods Lodge – Sept. 19-22
Join the Lady in the Red Cloak for a variety of tours around Wiscasset this weekend incuding Haunted History and Historical Tidbit Tastings.
Weekend Events Around Wiscasset Woods Lodge – Sept. 12-15
Sunken Steamboats of Moosehead Lake When Thu, September 12, 6:00pm – 7:30pmWhere Maine Maritime Museum See the Midcoast premier of this new documentary featuring never-before-seen underwater footage revealing the discovery and history of the sunken steamships in Moosehead Lake. Film will be followed by a talk with director Ryan Robbins and producer Liz McKeil. Intro… Continue reading Weekend Events Around Wiscasset Woods Lodge – Sept. 12-15
Classes at Midcoast Crafts – Wiscasset
Midcoast Craft in Wiscasset is offering a variety of classes this fall. Learn to throw pots or blockprint. Sign up for classes today!
Midcoast Maine Walking Tours
If you love walking tours as much as I do you'll want to check out all that Red Cloak Tours has to offer. They started with Haunted History Tours but have branched out to do Maritime History Tours in Boothbay Harbor and Historic Tidbit Tasting Tours in Bath and Damariscotta and Hallowell. The tours are… Continue reading Midcoast Maine Walking Tours
Weekends in Wiscasset – May 24 and 25th
This Weekend in Wiscasset enjoy the Damariscotta Miles Alewives Festival, visit Wiscasset Bay Gallery and help them celebrate 35 years, learn woodburning at the Shelter Institute and enjoy a re-enactment at WWF Railway
The Morris Farm: A Story of Wiscasset’s History
The Morris farm was a working farm with many ties to Wiscasset's past. It is now a Heritage Farm and is open to the public with educational program, a summer farm camp and community events
Family Business Brings the World to Midcoast Maine
Post and Beam Structure Built by students The entrance to the Shelter Institute is just outside Wiscasset on Route 1. You’ve probably passed the entrance a thousand times, seen their post and beam sign with the rotating holiday decorations and thought, “I should stop in some time and take a look. And while you might… Continue reading Family Business Brings the World to Midcoast Maine
