This weekend in Bangor, ME

This family-friendly hike explores the Orono Bog Boardwalk. Light snacks and drinks will be provided. Registration is required.

A relaxed hangout for the queer community at The Wilson Center at UMaine offers a comfortable place to keep the spirit of Pride alive, spend time with community, and be yourself. Settle in with a book, try a craft, break out a board game, or simply chat. The pace is low-key and shaped by what participants want to do together. The building has an ADA accessible entrance. Wheelchair users who enter through the lower entrance will need to exit, go up a hill, and re-enter at a different entrance to access the restrooms. An ASL interpreter will not be available. Interpreters interested in supporting the event can reach out at hello@bangorpride.com.

Take a guided walk through downtown Bangor to trace how the 1911 fire started and spread after a spark ignited a streamside hay shed. Along the way, you’ll learn which structures survived and how the city and its residents recovered from the damage. The tour runs from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM and meets at the Thomas A. Hill House. Tickets cost $12 and must be purchased ahead of time.

Experience Matt Rife at Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor, ME.

Join Andy Revkin for a folk performance in Bucksport, Maine. The show is listed for 10:00 AM.