This weekend in Augusta, ME

Compete in an Advanced format Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament with a $6 entry fee. Every participant receives an OTS pack at registration. The prize pool grows with attendance, with two packs added for each entrant, and prizes awarded based on final standings. The event features Swiss rounds followed by a Top bracket, and both the number of rounds and the size of the Top depend on how many players register. Players are encouraged to review the current Forbidden and Limited Lists in advance.

This event offers casual commander play with a focus on fun over firepower. Most players bring lower power decks, creating relaxed and approachable games. Participants are grouped into pods of three to five for multiplayer action, and pod winners receive a randomly selected promo.

Settle in for a movie with cats to cuddle. Admission is $15 and includes popcorn and a drink from the cooler. Please RSVP.

Take a spooky walk through a wooded trail that spans about three quarters of a mile. Treat stations are set up along the route for trick or treating as you go. Donations are welcome but never required, and any funds collected will be given to a charity that will be chosen at the end of the event.

Original cast member Patricia Quinn, who played Magenta, appears in person for a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The film is presented in a new 4K restoration with a live shadow cast and audience participation, and a costume contest adds to the fun. The shadowcast Rocky for Equality will perform during the show. A VIP Meet and Greet is available and includes preferred seating, a special Rocky Horror VIP laminate, a photo with Patricia Quinn taken on your own camera, and an autograph on either a personal item you bring or a photo from her collection. Tickets range from $60 to $170 and are nonrefundable. This event is eligible for the Youth Arts Access Fund.

Maine Trail Riders present a Halloween ride where participants can wear regular gear or come in costume. Part of the route follows the Paper Mill Trail beside the Sabattus River, a shared path that may include hikers, bicyclists, and walkers, with river views along the way. Please note that one approach to the driveway involves a very tight turn, and arriving from the side that allows a wider swing into the entrance is recommended.

A full day of Commander play features two distinct segments, offering both a competitive bracket and a laid back option for lower powered decks. The competitive segment seats players in pods of 3 to 5, with a pack given at signup. Win a pod to earn three packs, then move on to a winners bracket that re-seats finalists in pods of 2 to 5, where the winner or winners receive three more packs. The casual segment focuses on fun, lower power games. Decks must be tier 3 or lower, players are placed in pods of 3 to 5, and pod winners take home a random promo.

Experience the energy of Fiddle-icious, a community orchestra that welcomes musicians of every age, skill level, and instrument. Founded twenty-five years ago by National Heritage Award winning fiddler Don Roy, who continues to lead the ensemble, the group celebrates the living traditions of Scottish, Irish, Quebecois, and Acadian music. More than 100 players bring fiddles, accordions, mandolins, flutes, guitars, banjos, cellos, and basses together to share time honored tunes, dances, and songs. Tickets are $31 and are nonrefundable. The balcony is not on sale for this performance. This event is eligible for the Youth Arts Access Fund.

Clay-munnity Night brings the studio community together to take a break from the wheel and workbench and simply connect. Whether you are a longtime regular, a past participant, or brand new to the space, this every-other-month gathering emphasizes relaxed conversation, meeting fellow creatives, and getting to know the studio. Hosted by Rose and Scott, it is a social evening only, with no active clay work or throwing. Guests are invited to bring a piece they are proud of for an informal show and tell, whether it is a glaze win or a form that could use a second opinion. Coffee and tea will be available, and bringing a snack or potluck dish is entirely optional. It is also a welcoming chance for anyone curious about pottery to ask questions and learn more about what the studio offers. Attendance is free, and registration is requested to help plan refreshments. When completing the online form, follow the prompts through to Pay to finalize the booking, and no charge will be made.