Worth It
A curated list of statewide happenings worth your attention.
Check out the Maine Indie Music Showcase on Saturday, April 15th at the Collins Center for the Arts in Orono featuring Maine-based bands such as GoldenOak, Midnight Breakfast, Gnocchi, and Rigometrics.
Maine Comic & Toy Con takes place at the Cross Center in Portland on Friday, April 28th.
Bridge the Gap takes place on Saturday, May 6th at 10am with its traditional start at Fort Knox in Prospect where racers can run across the breathtaking Penobscot Narrows Bridge and take either the 10-Miler through Verona Island, west to east, or the 3-Miler, which cuts across Verona Island and follows the scenic waterfront walkway, where both races end in downtown Bucksport.
“Kind & Generous” songstress Natalie Merchant will be performing on Tuesday, May 9th, from 7:30 - 10:30 pm at the Merrill Auditorium in Portland.
The Maine Fungi Fest, celebrating “All Things Fungi, Plant Based Healing, and Evolving Consciousness” takes place at the Holiday Inn in Portland from Friday May 12th through Sunday May 14th.
The 7th Annual All Roads Music Festival will take place in Belfast on Friday, May 19th and Saturday, May 20th. Support Maine indie music and listen to some musical favorites like Weakened Friends, Midnight Breakfast, and Just Milk!
The 20th Annual Down East Spring Birding Festival takes place from Friday, May 26th through Monday May 29th at the Cobscook Institute in Lubec.
Annie Kids Camp will be taking place in Caribou at Broadway Kids in The County Theatre Company Sunday, June 18th through Saturday, June 24th. Geared towards campers in grades 1st through 4th, this theater camp is based on the beloved Broadway musical. Performances for the whole family to watch will be on June 23rd and 24th.
Celebrate different styles of music and dance at the Acadia Festival of Traditional Music & Dance. This festival takes place at the College of the Atlantic on Monday, June 26th through Sunday, July 2nd.
