The best things to do in Kennebec County

All The Rage is central Maine’s spot to let it all out, offering a safe, controlled room where you and a couple friends can smash breakables and leave the mess behind. Book a session when the week gets loud and walk out grinning instead of grinding your teeth.

From the Winslow newsletter, November 3, 2026

Whether your daughter is into waterskiing on Lake Cobbosseecontee, hiking Katahdin, or perfecting her seat in the ring, Camp Kippewa builds confidence with choice-based schedules, from a just-over-three-week session to a two-week Point program and a dedicated Equestrian Academy, all steeped in Maine camp traditions…

From the Winthrop newsletter, October 14, 2026

Whether your crew is full of first-timers or seasoned snipers, V-Town Paintball has outdoor fields right here in central Maine. Book a session, gear is included (mask, marker, unlimited air, and paintballs), then let the post-game bragging rights handle your group chat for the week.

From the Sidney newsletter, October 11, 2026

Silver Oaks Estate is the kind of lakeside barn venue that makes planning feel easy and the photos look like a postcard. With over 400 weddings under their belt and tailor-made menus, they turn local celebrations into polished, low-stress parties you’ll actually enjoy.

From the Winthrop newsletter, October 6, 2026

Four generations of the Browne family have kept Natanis Golf Course humming since 1965, and it shows. It's Maine's only 36-hole setup, with a full service range, multiple putting greens, and clinics or one-on-one lessons... perfect for tuning up before league play or sneaking in an after-work nine.

From the Sidney newsletter, October 8, 2026

NinjAdventure Zone mashes a ninja obstacle course with an indoor play structure, a climbing wall for ages 4+, and a soft-play nook for littles, so everyone burns energy. Open gym for all ages, adult-only times, and party rentals keep it clutch for locals... clean sneakers required.

From the Winslow newsletter, October 9, 2026

Decal Gymnastics- Augusta keeps local kids moving with high-quality gymnastics instruction and plenty of energy. From ongoing classes to Fun Camp and the Maine Challenge Gymnastics Camp, it’s a solid spot for building strength, coordination, and confidence...

From the Sidney newsletter, October 3, 2026

Whether you're sneaking in a quick after-work round or dialing in the swing, Cobbossee Colony Golf Course is a friendly, family-owned 9-hole just down the road in Monmouth with a driving range, practice green, and rentals for carts and clubs... plus clubhouse snacks to keep the vibes steady.

From the Winthrop newsletter, October 1, 2026

Whether you want a ticketed night out or a place to pull off your own shindig, Augusta Civic Center keeps the calendar busy and the logistics easy, with Events & Tickets to browse and in-house Catering Services when you’re hosting. Keep an eye on their recaps... they’re always cooking up the next one.

From the Augusta newsletter, October 21, 2026

Whether you're sneaking in weeknight laughs or corralling the kids, Gifford's Mini Golf delivers easy local fun, a relaxed mini course, and scoops made from local ingredients by the Maine brand many of us grew up with. Close to Vassalboro, it’s the sweet spot between bragging rights and brain freeze.

From the Waterville newsletter, October 28, 2026

For a quick, affordable round that still makes you think, Pine Ridge Municipal Golf Course is a par 3 with postage-stamp greens and holes from 103 to 248 yards. The new back 9 plays longer, and leagues, lessons, a pro shop, club repair and tournaments keep locals busy all season.

From the Winslow newsletter, October 24, 2026

Interstate Bowling Center is the Hallowell spot where open bowling, year-round leagues, glow bowling, and the Town Line Sports Grille keep things lively. Book a party with friends or coworkers, bowl a few games, then swing by the pro shop and finally solve that stubborn 7 to 10 split.

From the Augusta newsletter, October 31, 2026

Augusta Disc Golf gives Augusta folks an easy excuse to get outside with a legit disc golf course, plus batting cages and a disc golf store for new plastic or a mid-round upgrade. Grab a friend, settle a friendly rivalry, and make it your low-key workout that actually feels fun.

From the Augusta newsletter, November 3, 2026