Events in Lewiston
Knitting Circle
Gather for a relaxed knitting circle at Turner Public Library, where participants work on their own knitting, crochet, or hand-sewing projects in the company of fellow crafters.
Summer Sweetness Ice Cream Social
An ice cream social offers sweet treats alongside interactive activities focused on gratitude, positivity, and community. This gathering creates space for belonging and moments of joy that can help nurture resilience. Spending time together and participating in enjoyable activities can lessen feelings of isolation and strengthen a sense of connection. Whether arriving with a friend or meeting someone new, the atmosphere is welcoming. ASL interpretation is provided.
Maine Resiliency CenterStart- Up Session - August
Entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to scale can drop in for an open house designed for practical connection and hands-on time to work on the business. This session brings together business leaders, advisors, mentors, and peers for networking, coworking, and peer support, focusing on the real challenges that growing companies face. Built in response to member feedback, the program runs outside traditional business hours and centers on shared learning along with exposure to local resources that can help with the next stage of growth. Chamber members and non-members are welcome. Admission is free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Androscoggin Valley Council of Governments (AVCOG).
Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of CommerceTasty Tuesday
Enjoy a flavorful outing with a lineup of 10 food trucks gathered in downtown Lisbon Falls. Choose from a wide range of menu options, all in one convenient spot.
Dempsey Dog Meet + Greet: Lilo
Therapy dogs can offer emotional support, help ease stress, and boost mood and confidence, and this is a chance to meet the Dempsey Dog teams. Drop in to say hello and spend time with Lilo. No registration is needed.
Dempsey CenterTuesday Trivia Night at Lost Valley
This weekly trivia night at Lost Valley Brewpub is hosted by Two Lops Trivia and offers themes that change each week. Teams compete for prizes awarded to the top two groups, with drink specials available.
Lost Valley BrewpubThis Summer – Make Art with ArtVan
Lewiston Public Library partners with ArtVan to host hands-on art-making in Callahan Hall for children ages 5 to 14. Participants ages 5 to 8 should attend with an adult. ArtVan, a traveling arts program, fosters creativity, growth, and enjoyment through projects that invite exploration of many different materials. Activities welcome a range of ages, promote time outdoors and reduced screen use, strengthen connection, ease stress, and offer healthy ways to express difficult emotions. Since 2004, ArtVan has delivered therapeutic, strengths-based art programs in under-resourced neighborhoods. The sessions are free, open to the public, and require no registration, and all supplies are provided. For details, contact the Lewiston Public Library at 513-3133 or LPLKids@lewistonmaine.gov.
Callahan Hall at the Lewiston Public LibraryCornhole Night @ Legends!
Enjoy an evening of outdoor cornhole on the patio at Legends Sports Bar and Grill, where summer air, cold drinks, and a lively crowd set the tone for friendly competition. Expect plenty of laughs, spirited throws, and a welcoming atmosphere whether you are aiming for four-baggers or just looking for a relaxed night out. The entry fee is $10 per person. Play begins with round robin matchups that seed a bracket, with the number of preliminary games and the bracket format adjusted based on attendance. The full bar and food menu are available throughout. All skill levels are welcome, and the vibe can range from highly competitive to laid-back patio therapy with boards.
Legends Sports Bar and Grill8/5/26 Summer Fun and Films
Enjoy a free, family-friendly evening with Summer Fun & Films at Montello Elementary School- PTFC. Hosted by the Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce Foundation and presented by Androscoggin Bank in partnership with Lewiston Public Schools, the gathering blends lively activities with a movie screening. Families can explore animal meet-and-greets, bounce on inflatables, get faces painted, watch magic, enjoy music, capture photo moments, play with bubbles, and take part in giveaways, with food available onsite. Complimentary popcorn and water are offered while supplies last. This series is made possible through the support of community sponsors and partners including Androscoggin Bank, Sewell Foundation, Central Maine Federal Credit Union, Lewiston Education Association, U Rent It, Lewiston Auburn Apartments, Healthy Androscoggin, Valley Beverage, Northeast Charter, Optometric Associates, John F. Murphy Homes, Pub 99, Poland Spring, Lee GMC of Auburn, Royal Flooring, Emerson Chevrolet, Bates College, Community Credit Union, Andwell, HPA Production Services, Local Image, Sun Journal, Mr. Drew and His Animals Too, Funtimes Kidz Entertainment, Celebration Corporation, Pinky D's, Party Palooga, Abracadabra Productions, Ariel Jade, BC Love Creations, Wicked & Dou Doodles, McDonald's Happy Truck, and Pallo Entertainment.
Montello Elementary School- PTFCStay & Play
Babies and young toddlers can enjoy open, drop-in playtime at the library. This relaxed, unstructured session offers a friendly setting for children to play while parents and caregivers connect with other local families.
Turner Public LibraryStory Hour
A new story hour, held each week, is starting in the children's library and offers a warm time devoted to sharing stories.
Turner Public LibraryAPL Chess Club
Stop by the Auburn Public Library to play chess with friends and neighbors. All are welcome to drop in anytime on Wednesdays between 3:00 and 5:00 PM. Chess boards and pieces are provided, and you’re welcome to bring your own set if you’d like since supplies are limited. This is a great chance to learn the game or practice your strategy.
Auburn Public LibraryMah Jongg Club
Mah Jongg players can stop by TPL for casual play. No sign-up is needed. For more information, email Tori at toria@turnerpubliclibrary.org.
Turner Public LibraryWinthrop Farmers Market
The Winthrop Farmers Market takes place each Thursday in the municipal lot on Main Street.
Main StreetAugust Book Club
A welcoming book club conversation centers on The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, exploring themes of hope, resilience, and the possibilities that can emerge during difficult times. Discussion will touch on grief, regret, and self-compassion, with attention to how the story suggests that no single moment or choice defines a life. The gathering offers space to slow down, listen, and connect in a supportive setting, whether you read regularly or are simply looking for thoughtful conversation. Content note: the book includes themes of depression, suicidal thoughts and suicide, grief, and regret. Please care for your well-being while reading and participate in ways that feel right. For questions or help obtaining a copy, contact info@maineresiliencycenter.org or call 207-515-3930.
Maine Resiliency CenterPottery Wheel Class Aug 6th Thurs 6-8 $59
Enjoy a hands-on pottery wheel class in a small group limited to five participants. The experience takes place in two parts. First you make your pieces, then you return about two to three weeks later to glaze them, with firing done after each step. Create up to three items such as a cup, bowl, or vase using three 1.25 lb balls of clay included in the class. Additional pieces are $10 each to cover glazing and firing. Choose as much or as little guidance as you like, from fully independent to extra help for a more polished result. Short fingernails work best. Wear clothes that can get messy, and bring an old towel or rag to wipe your hands. You have up to 30 days to glaze and pick up your work, after which unclaimed pieces may be discarded due to limited storage. The class fee is $59. When purchasing a spot, do not enter a shipping address. Classes sell quickly, and in 2025 every session sold out two to three weeks in advance.
The Art Walk Shop & StudioRead ME Storytime
Celebrate Lucille Ball’s birthday with a special storytime featuring the book "Lucy! How Lucille Ball Did It All." Copies of the book will be given to the first eight families who attend. Registration isn’t required.
Auburn Public LibraryReaders' Theater: The T-Rex From My Cereal
Join in a kids-focused Readers' Theater performance where children in grades 3 to 6 will read from a script without props, costumes, or memorization. The group will practice expressive voices and facial expressions while reading The T-Rex From My Cereal multiple times to build fluency, accuracy, and confidence. Registration is required for this event.
Auburn Public LibraryThe Wizard of Oz!
Get ready for a full stage production of The Wizard of Oz in August 2026. The page confirms the show is coming to the L/A Community Little Theatre, with ticket information available via the site.
Community Little Theatre12th Maine Gathering
An annual martial arts gathering set around Maranacook Lake in Winthrop, Maine blends indoor and outdoor activities and brings together instructors from across North America. Attendees may opt for a single day or a full weekend, with camping available at the event. The gathering also features a barbecue banquet for participants and their families, offering time to connect and share the experience.
United FitnessGirls Just Want To Have Fun
New this year, the Gray Wild Blueberry Festival extends into the evening with live music from Girls Just Want to Have Fun, an 80s ladies tribute band. The performance is part of added evening hours and pairs with access to the festival’s food court, a climbing wall, activities for all ages, and whole wild blueberry pies available to purchase. This annual, family friendly celebration of all things wild blueberry features an expanded food court with 15 sweet and savory food trucks and tents, Wild Maine blueberry pie eating contests for kids and adults, dessert bake offs for adults and for youth or teens, and a spelling bee for students in grades 1 through 8. Visitors can browse Made in Maine offerings across 100 booths showcasing arts, crafts, authors, a farmers market, and community, school, and regional groups, with support from local sponsors and additional live music. Returning attractions include chain saw carvers, a master beekeeper, a caricature artist, and a henna artist. Families will also find a kids area with a climbing wall, bouncy houses, a dunk tank, sprinklers when the weather calls for it, a quarter mile fun run, face painting at the kids tent, and a toddler play area. Activities may change, and more may be added.
Henry Pennell Municipal ComplexTai Chi with Regina
Wind down at the end of the week with an evening Tai Chi Easy session guided by Regina. This gentle, flowing practice supports healing, a sense of connection, and overall well-being. Expect slow, accessible movements that can ease stress, enhance balance, and build mindfulness. Beginners and experienced practitioners are both welcome. The class starts indoors and may move outside if the weather is favorable, offering fresh air and a calm setting. Designed to be approachable for many ability levels, it provides a soothing reset as the week comes to a close.
Maine Resiliency CenterGrass Rug
Grass Rug makes its first appearance on the deck at Hopper’s at Apple Valley Golf Course, delivering a full evening of classic rock. Enjoy outdoor music as the sun sets across the course and the lights come on, with cold drinks and food available from Hopper’s. This performance spotlights an up-and-coming local band sharing timeless rock favorites in a relaxed summer setting. Admission is free.
Hopper’sFood Truck Fridays
Food Truck Fridays returns to Maine Wildlife Park with a rotating lineup of local trucks serving cheesy comfort dishes, global flavors, and sweet treats. Featured across the season are Empanada Club, Great Scott’s Mac Wagon, Shut Up N Eat It, Whoopie Wagon, K-Pop Kimbap, Wicked Smahht Chourico Caht, Bell’s Fresh Fruit & Waffles, and Mannie’s Philly 2 Me. Admission to the park is required for entry.
Maine Wildlife ParkFizzy Dinosaur Excavation
Join library staff for a quick, sensory dinosaur-themed activity where you will explore dinosaur eggs that fizz in vinegar. This program is geared toward kids ages 4 to 7, and siblings are welcome. Registration is required, and supplies are limited, so be sure to sign up before registration closes.
Auburn Public LibraryLEGO Club
Join LEGO Club for a hands-on build session with plenty of LEGOs and space to create. Bring your imagination and build to your heart’s content. Registration isn’t required, and please note that very young children may not be a good fit because of small pieces that can pose a choking hazard.
Auburn Public LibraryTrails in the Valley Run/Walk/Hike
Every Friday night at Lost Valley, the Kona Big Wave Summer Concert Series brings concerts to kick off the weekend, with performances held outside whenever possible.
Lost Valley BrewpubBlueberry Festival
The tenth annual blueberry festival in Gray marks a milestone year, heralded with a playful huckleberry nod.
Henry Pennell Municipal ComplexSecond Saturday
Make connections in a casual setting at The Blue Feather. Most attendees spend time chatting, and there are board games available for those who want an activity. Food and drinks are available for purchase, with a community tab program that helps make refreshments more accessible. People of all ages are welcome, and the space is step free for easy access. Free parking is available in the Oak Street parking garage and on Lisbon Street. If you need a ride or have questions, contact the organizers.
The Blue FeatherNEJA Summer Hunter/Jumper Classic III
Sassy Strides Equestrian hosts a hunter and jumper showcase featuring USHJA Outreach divisions and NHHJA medal classes. Classes span a wide range of levels, welcoming riders of every age and ability, from lead line through 1.30 meters. Prize money will be awarded. On-site stalls are limited. Additional details, including the complete prize list, will be shared soon.
Sassy Strides EquestrianThe Totally Rad 1980s Concert
The Franco Center will come alive with 1980s favorites as The Totally Rad performs a set that refreshes the decade’s sound, mixing recognizable hits with quirky one hit wonders. The lineup features Doug Alford on vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, and keyboards, Kevin O’Reilly on vocals and bass, Krister Rollins on electric guitar, and Russ Murley on drums. A cash bar will be available. Tickets are $25 at the door.
Franco Center5v5 Soccer Tournament
Downtown Lewiston hosts a small-sided 5v5 soccer tournament featuring quick, high-energy matches on compact fields. Each side plays with five athletes at a time, typically four outfield players and a goalkeeper. Teams take part in multiple games, and the strongest squads advance toward the championship. The event also features The Keeper Cup, a dedicated goalkeeper competition in a 1v1 format where participants both shoot and defend on a full, regulation-style goal. Every goalkeeper is guaranteed five games with a possible maximum of seven, and medals are awarded to the top three finishers. Those top performers also qualify for The Keeper Cup National Championship. The Keeper Cup welcomes boys and girls across elite, competitive, and developmental levels and is open to goalkeepers born from 2018 through 2007. Brackets may combine adjacent birth years and similar ability levels to create balanced play. As a non-sanctioned event, it accepts participants from all states. Registration is organized by birth year and age group and uses a coach account system, including for parents registering a child. The entry fee is 128 dollars per goalkeeper, and a VIP multi-event discount of 50 dollars per event is available for those pairing the Keeper Cup with the 5v5 tournament. Keepers are expected to bring their own ball, and ball size follows what is used during the regular season unless playing up an age group. Fields use real goals that may match 7v7, 9v9, or 11v11 dimensions depending on the facility, and Keeper Cup fields are approximately 12 yards by 22 yards with minor variation by venue. Player waivers are completed through Exposure, and proof of age such as a player card, birth certificate, team roster, passport, or school ID is required at check-in. Bracket formats vary based on the number of registered goalkeepers to ensure meaningful competition. With three participants, everyone meets three times for six games per player. With four, each faces the others twice and final standings are set by points. With five, pool play seeds a final between the top two while third place is decided following a playoff between fourth and fifth. With six or seven, round-robin play determines standings and awards go to the top three.
McGraw ParkBoard Game Drop-In
Drop into the children's department to play board games with your friends and family. The library will have a small selection of games available, and you are welcome to bring your own too. No registration is required.
Auburn Public LibraryPeter Liu
Great Falls Comedy Club presents Peter Liu, featuring Guerby Laguerre, with host Nic Sugiarto. It’s a stand-up night with Peter’s sharp, story-driven humor and his take on topics like the immigrant experience, dating and relationships, and life with a quirky family. Seating is available at 7:00 PM, and there’s a cash bar and food available.
Great Falls Comedy ClubPottery Wheel Class Aug 9th Sun 1-3 $59
Explore the pottery wheel in a two-step class focused on creating and finishing your own ceramic pieces. The first session is all about making, with three 1-1/4 lb clay balls provided so you can craft up to three items such as a cup, bowl, or vase. Get as much or as little guidance as you want while you work, then your pieces will be fired. About 2 to 3 weeks later, return to glaze your creations. They will be fired a second time, and you will come back again to pick them up. You must complete glazing and pickup within 30 days, as pieces not collected will be discarded due to limited storage. Additional items beyond the first three are $10 each to cover glazing and firing. Short fingernails work best. Dress for a mess and bring an old towel or rag for wiping clay from your hands. The class is limited to 5 people and costs $59. Recent sessions in 2025 sold out 2 to 3 weeks in advance. When purchasing your slot, do not enter your shipping address.
The Art Walk Shop & StudioThe DE Experience
The DE Experience brings a lively mix of classic rock, country, pop, and funk to the summer concert series at Norcross Point. Expect family-friendly favorites that invite singing and dancing. Attendees can bring a picnic and enjoy the music on shore, or take in the show from the water by anchoring a boat just offshore for a view by the lake.
Norcross Point Park2nd Annual MGW Golf Scramble
The second annual charity golf scramble presented by Maine Gutter Works brings golfers together at Apple Valley Golf Course to support Waymakers Women’s Recovery Center. Teams of four play 18 holes for a $400 entry fee, with a limited number of carts available to rent separately for $20 per person. Breakfast and lunch are included, and a beverage cart will be on the course. Participants can compete for prizes while taking part in on-course challenges such as longest drive, straightest drive, closest to the pin, a putting contest, and a chance to outplay the pro on a designated hole. Extras like mulligans and a hand toss option add to the fun, and fundraising continues with a 50/50 raffle, additional raffle prizes, and a silent auction. Payments are made to Waymakers Women’s Recovery Center, ensuring the event directly benefits its mission.
Apple Valley Golf CourseSMSC 2026
Spend a memorable week at Southern Maine String Camp 2026 on Lake Cobbosseecontee, where violin, viola, cello, and bass players can deepen their skills in an encouraging, non-competitive setting. The schedule blends small-ensemble coaching and orchestra rehearsals with classic camp life, including daily activities, campfires, swimming, songs, and rustic cabins that capture the Maine summer vibe. The atmosphere supports friendship and fresh musical motivation, and the week concludes with a final concert that showcases what participants have accomplished. Open to young musicians ages 10 to 18.
YMCA Camp of Maine10th Annual Pain to Power Suicide Awareness Ride 2026
Now in its tenth year, the Pain To Power suicide awareness ride gathers participants at L-A Harley to champion awareness and support. The event features a raffle, a 50-50 drawing, a barbecue, a variety of activities, and vendors on site. Sponsorship opportunities are available through event contacts Nick, Bry, or Kate.
L-A HarleyIntro to Liberty and Bridle-less Lesson Day
This lesson day offers private instruction focused on introducing your horse to liberty work, bridleless riding, or basic trick training. Guidance can also be tailored to other riding or groundwork goals you want to work on. Availability is limited. Each booking is a one hour, one on one session priced at $100. Helmets are required for anyone who rides and for all participants under 18, whether mounted or unmounted. Please email vaccination records and coggins to mhphorse@gmail.com. Multiple appointment times are available throughout the day.
Scarlet Day FarmKnitting Circle
At Turner Public Library, this knitting circle invites participants to bring knitting, crochet, or hand-sewing projects and spend time crafting together.
Skills Group for Adults - Creative Expression and Healing
This drop-in skills group focuses on creative expression and healing. Through guided writing and reflective activities, participants explore creativity as a way to express themselves, ease stress, and support healing. There is space to process emotions and share personal stories in meaningful ways. Led by MRC staff with experience in trauma recovery, the group shares evidence-based approaches that link physical and emotional health to build self-care skills, foster connection, and strengthen resilience. ASL interpretation is provided. For questions, call 207-515-3930 or email info@maineresiliencycenter.org.
Maine Resiliency CenterMOFF in Gray
Enjoy a film screening at Pennell Park at the Henry Pennell Municipal Complex. Tickets are $10. The program includes an intermission, and the full lineup will be announced. Please bring your own chair and blanket for comfort and safety. Arriving a little early is recommended to secure a spot. This event is locally supported by the Gray Wild Blueberry Festival.
$20 Tuesday Tix – L.L. Bean Ski Night
L.L.Bean is helping make Tuesday ski nights more affordable at Lost Valley. From 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, enjoy all-evening lift tickets for $20 for all ages, and kids 5 and under get $10 anytime Lost Valley is open. It is a great option for a fun family night or a ride with friends on the slopes.
Lost Valley BrewpubCraft Club
Join Craft Club for a relaxed time to work on arts and crafts projects. Whether you’re into crocheting, drawing, origami, or something else, you can bring your ideas, share advice, and learn something new. All experience levels are welcome.
Auburn Public LibraryTuesday Trivia Night
Test your knowledge with a fun weekly trivia night at Lost Valley. Expect rotating trivia themes, prizes for the top two teams, and drink specials throughout the evening. The Brewpub opens at 4:00 PM, with trivia getting started at 6:30 PM.
Lost Valley BrewpubDJ Alex and Karaoke!!
Turn Tuesday nights into a party with in-house DJ Alex, plus karaoke in the Main Inn lobby. Expect upbeat music and a fun atmosphere, whether you want to jump in and sing or just sit back and enjoy the show.
Poland Spring ResortThis Summer – Make Art with ArtVan
The Lewiston Public Library partners with ArtVan to present hands-on art sessions in Callahan Hall for children ages 5 to 14. ArtVan, a mobile art program founded in 2004, creates projects that spark creativity and self-expression with a wide range of materials. These activities engage different age groups, encourage time away from screens and outside when possible, strengthen connections, ease stress, and offer a healthy outlet for emotions. Children ages 5 to 8 must attend with an adult. The program is free and open to the public, no registration is required, and all supplies are provided. For more details about ArtVan programs, contact the Lewiston Public Library at 513-3133 or LPLKids@lewistonmaine.gov.
Callahan Hall at the Lewiston Public LibraryBrian Walker
Brian Walker brings a three hour performance to Tavern on the Hill 305, offering an extended set of live music.
Tavern on the Hill 305Cornhole Night
Cornhole takes over the patio at Legends Sports Bar and Grill with an upbeat summer atmosphere, chilled drinks, and friendly faces. The entry fee is $10. Play begins with round robin matchups and then shifts into a bracket, with the number of preliminary games and the exact bracket setup adjusted according to turnout. The kitchen and full bar are open, and players of every experience level are welcome. Some nights bring intense competition, while others feel like an easygoing hangout with boards on the patio.
Legends Sports Bar and GrillStay & Play
This informal, drop-in playtime at the library is for babies and young toddlers. Little ones can play at their own pace while caregivers connect with other local families.
Turner Public LibraryStory Hour
The children's library hosts a weekly Story Hour. This recurring session offers time set aside for stories in a welcoming space.
APL Chess Club
Stop by the Auburn Public Library to play chess with friends and neighbors. All are welcome to drop in anytime during the weekly Wednesday session. Chess boards and pieces are provided, and you can bring your own set if you’d like since supplies are limited. It’s a great chance to learn how to play or sharpen your strategy.
Auburn Public LibraryMah Jongg Club
Mah Jongg players are welcome to play at TPL. No sign up is needed. For more information, email Tori at toria@turnerpubliclibrary.org.
Turner Public LibraryWinthrop Farmers Market
The Winthrop Farmers Market sets up in the municipal lot on Main Street. Additional details are available in the event information.
Municipal Lot, Main StreetU-Pick Flower Flow
Experience an easygoing evening at Harvest Moon Farm that pairs a gentle, all levels yoga class with time in the flower field. Practice among the quiet scenery, then meander through the blooms to gather and arrange a handpicked bouquet to take home, with a vase included. Beginners are welcome, and no previous yoga background is needed. Please bring a mat and water; a small number of mats are available on a first come, first served basis. Expect a peaceful summer setting that encourages deep breaths and an unrushed pace. Space is limited and it often fills quickly. The cost is $30, cash only. Two opportunities are available this year.
Harvest Moon FarmRead ME 2026: A Gardener at the End of the World
Join a discussion of the book A Gardener at the End of the World by Margot Anne Kelley as part of the Read ME 2026 statewide summer reading program. The session is a book discussion only, and the author will not be present. Registration is required, and copies are available for pickup at the library’s Reference Desk.
Auburn Public LibrarySurfside Cornhole Series
Join Cornhole Thursdays at Lost Valley Brewpub for the Surfside Cornhole Series, a laid-back, rain-or-shine set of cornhole matches run by TB Events. The games are usually outside on the lawn, but if it rains they’ll move indoors to the big room. Drop in any week (this one is part of the series running through August 13), with a $10 per person cash entry fee. The pub opens at 4:00 PM and the games begin at 6:00 PM.
Lost Valley BrewpubTai Chi
Settle into the weekend with a gentle Tai Chi Easy session guided by Regina. This class focuses on slow, flowing movements to ease stress, support balance, and encourage mindful awareness. Newcomers and returning practitioners are welcome, and the pace is suitable for most abilities. The practice begins indoors and may move outside if the weather cooperates, offering a chance to enjoy fresh air and a calm setting. It is designed as a peaceful reset that nurtures connection, healing, and overall well-being.
Maine Resiliency CenterWorkshop: Toad Houses
Craft a whimsical toad or fairy house for the garden or yard in an engaging 3-hour pottery session. An instructor will guide participants step by step as various hand building techniques are explored to shape a unique toad house for flowerbeds. No prior pottery experience is needed. Expect a fun, creativity-driven experience and the chance to build new skills while creating your pieces.
Work In Progress Art StudioFood Truck Fridays
Food Truck Fridays return to Maine Wildlife Park with a mouthwatering 2026 lineup of Maine favorites. Enjoy choices that range from gooey comfort dishes to global street food and sweet desserts, so there is something for every craving. Vendors in this season's lineup include Empanada Club, Great Scott's Mac Wagon, Shut Up N Eat It, Whoopie Wagon, K-Pop Kimbap, Wicked Smahht Chourico Caht, Bell's Fresh Fruit & Waffles, and Mannie's Philly 2 Me. Park admission is required.
Maine Wildlife ParkNature Trail Minis
Short outdoor photo sessions on a nature trail offer a simple way to preserve the feeling of summer. The fee is $75 per session, and a $25 deposit is required to reserve a spot since space is limited. Each booking includes at least ten images delivered in an online gallery with unlimited downloads.
TBDMartin Stream Craft Show
The Martin Stream Craft Show is an open-air shopping experience organized by Events by Dina, featuring handcrafted and home-made goods and one-of-a-kind gifts. Browse a range of creations while enjoying live acoustic music, and grab a bite from food trucks. Those interested in taking part as vendors can request an application from the organizer.
Martin Stream CampgroundSaturday Storytime
An interactive storytime in the Lewiston Public Library’s Children’s Department welcomes young listeners. It is designed for children ages 2 to 6 with a caregiver, and siblings are welcome. Sessions feature read-alouds, lively songs, and simple movement activities that support early literacy. This installment spotlights the BookReach Volunteer Reading Program, a community collaboration in which volunteers bring storytime to children in licensed family childcare homes and centers. Launched in 1997 through a grant from L.L.Bean and now supported by the Lewiston and Auburn Public Libraries, BookReach works to cultivate a community of readers by sharing the joy of books. There is no cost to attend, it is open to all, and advance registration is not required.
Callahan Hall at the Lewiston Public LibraryPet Wellness Clinic
Stop by for a Pet Wellness Clinic where dogs and cats can receive core vaccines, including free options through the Petco Love foundation. Rabies vaccines are also available for $20, and if you have proof of a prior vaccine, you can get a 3-year rabies vaccine. Dog Bordetella vaccines are available for $10, and microchips are offered for $25. Please bring dogs on a leash and cats in carriers with a collar. This clinic is meant to support pets owned by families in need and keep pets in their current homes.
Livermore Community CenterCRPE Puzzle Picnic
CRPE Puzzle Picnic gathers puzzle enthusiasts at the Shaker Road Fire Dept Pavilion for a relaxed get together centered on solving and sharing. The $10 entry fee covers hot dogs and burgers. Attendees are encouraged to bring a potluck dish and their own drinks. Bring a few favorite puzzles to tackle on site and set aside a little cash for the raffle.
Shaker Rd-Loudonville FireBailey Library Murals Unveiling
Bailey Public Library will unveil two new large-scale murals at a free event open to everyone. Attendees can be among the first to view the artworks and hear about the historical themes and community traditions that shaped them. The pieces were created by Maine artists Chris Cart and Jen Greta Cart, who bring extensive public art experience. Chris Cart holds Signature Member status with the National Watercolor Society, has illustrated over thirty books, and has exhibited across Maine and beyond. Jen Greta Cart has partnered on major public mural projects, including the large Many Stitches Hold Up the Sky in Brunswick. The mural on the adult side of the library offers a visual narrative of Winthrop, interweaving Abenaki heritage, early settlement and industry, apple orchards and agriculture, along with nods to Maine authors connected to central Maine and the library. The companion mural in the children’s area draws on Winthrop’s literary and cultural roots, featuring imagery such as orchards, the historic railroad trestle, storybook characters inspired by the library’s annual holiday parade, local authors, music, and other symbols tied to the community and the library. Both murals will remain as permanent installations that honor Winthrop’s history, literature, and traditions.
C.M. Bailey Public LibraryTiny Tunes
Tiny Tunes is a fun music and movement program designed for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Siblings are welcome, and you do not need to register.
Auburn Public LibraryLet's Make Comics
Join the monthly Let’s Make Comics group for a teen-focused session where you can work on your own comic making skills. This is the end of the 2026 Summer of Comics series, and the group will wrap up by sharing and discussing what everyone created in the program.
Auburn Public LibraryMOFF
Settle in for a film night at Absolem Cider Company featuring a two-hour program with a 10-minute intermission. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to choose a spot, bring a chair or blanket, and plan for a $10 suggested donation. There is free parking. The lineup will be announced and may be updated. A rain date is planned. Presented by Absolem Cider Company and Kennebec Savings Bank.
Absolem Cider CompanyDinosaurs Before Dark Book Club
Join this dinosaur-themed book club where you will read and then discuss Dinosaurs Before Dark, the first Magic Tree House Series installment by Mary Pope Osborne. This session includes book discussion plus related activities, and it is best for grades 2-6.
Auburn Public LibraryDJ Alex and Karaoke!!
Turn your Tuesday into a party with in-house DJ Alex at the Lobby of Maine Inn. Enjoy fun mixes, great vibes, and karaoke where you can sing along or just relax and enjoy the show. Admission is free.
Poland Spring ResortBoard Gayme Night
Board game night returns to Lewiston at The Blue Feather, hosted by Katherine. Choose from the venue’s games or bring a favorite to share. Food and beverages are available for purchase, and the venue is accessible.
The Blue Feather Kitchen + barAPL Chess Club
Stop by the Auburn Public Library to play chess with friends and neighbors. This is a weekly drop-in event on Wednesdays from 3:00 to 5:00 PM, and all ages are welcome. Chess boards and pieces are provided, and you can bring your own set if you’d like, since supplies are limited.
Auburn Public LibraryMusic Bingo
Head to Lost Valley for a monthly Music Bingo night in the brewpub, where you’ll match songs to your bingo card instead of numbers. The pub opens at 4:00 PM, with Music Bingo kicking off at 6:00 PM. Hosted by Tyla Davis, this is a free-to-play night with food and drink available, plus prizes for the winners.
Lost Valley BrewpubDiamond Art
Kids can learn the basics of diamond art with Mr. Brandon. You will use an adhesive canvas with numbered and symbol guides to place the right colored gems and build your artwork step by step. Registration is required, and spots are limited, so registering early is recommended. This program is for children ages 6 to 14.
Auburn Public LibraryThe Backwoods Brawl Tournament 10u/12u
TEAM Maine Athletics hosts a marquee softball tournament presented by YANKEE FORD, built for strong competition and a smooth, athlete-centered experience across the entire weekend. Teams open with pool play, completing three games before standings and standard tiebreakers are used to set the bracket. All entrants then proceed to a single-elimination playoff, where it is win and move on until a division champion is crowned. Every team is guaranteed a minimum of four games, including three in pool play and at least one playoff matchup, with more opportunities earned by advancing. The event highlights high-level softball, excellent competition, and an organized setting for athletes, coaches, and families.
Team Maine Athletics ComplexSummer Sunset Dinner: Music, Meals, and Drink for Charity
Enjoy a summer evening fundraiser at Replenova Farm featuring a farm-made supper, drinks from Jackass Annies Catering, and live local music performances. Picnic tables and folding chairs are available on-site, and you’re encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Admission is free to the public, with a $1 donation made to the Durham Warriors project for each meal and beverage purchased at the event.
Replenova Farm, LLCTrails in the Valley Run/Walk/Hike
Head to Lost Valley for the Kona Big Wave Summer Concert Series, a free all-ages Friday night show on the Dirigo FCU Stage. Doors open at 4:00 PM and the music starts at 6:30 PM, with a rain-or-shine plan where it’s inside if it rains and outside if the weather holds. You can bring a lawn chair, enjoy drinks from the outdoor bar and full bar inside, and expect a weekly rotating food truck on site plus dining options at Lost Valley’s Pub. Pets are welcome outside on a leash.
Lost Valley BrewpubBridge Run Bib Pickup
Pick up your Bridge Run bib at The Pub At Baxter. Bypass the registration line and consider grabbing lunch while you are there. If you are not yet registered, you can register in person during the pickup. The Bridge Run Foundation encourages active outdoor experiences for area youth to support health and well-being. Beneficiaries include students from Lewiston and Auburn middle schools as well as the Boys and Girls Club. The foundation sponsors two children from each of these groups for a week-long summer camp and covers fees for all Triple Crown registrants who are 14 and under.
The Pub At BaxterLisbon Varsity Field Hockey @ Lewiston
The Lisbon varsity field hockey team is taking on Lewiston in an away non-conference matchup. The game is scheduled for Monday, August 24, 2026 at 5:30 PM.
Lewiston High SchoolSkills Group for Adults - Self-Care Strategies for Wellness
This session centers on self-care strategies for wellness, encouraging conversation about nurturing emotional, mental, and physical health. Participants will explore practical, sustainable habits that support healing and help build resilience in daily life. Offered as a drop-in skills group, it provides space to learn and practice self-care, connect with others, and strengthen a resilient foundation. The group is facilitated by MRC staff with experience in trauma recovery, using evidence-based methods that address both body and emotional health. ASL interpretation is available.
Maine Resiliency CenterDJ Alex and Karaoke!!
Turn your Tuesday nights into a party at DJ Alex and Karaoke, featuring fun mixes and great vibes along with karaoke for everyone to jump in or just enjoy the show. The event takes place in the lobby area of Maine Inn at Poland Spring Resort.
Poland Spring ResortMillion Dollar Quartet
A co-production from Maine State Music Theatre and The Public Theatre brings Million Dollar Quartet to the stage. With a book by Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux and original concept and direction by Floyd Mutrux, this Broadway musical is inspired by Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. Scott Moreau directs and portrays Johnny Cash alongside a company of musicians who capture the spark of a sound that reshaped popular music. The story returns to a legendary gathering in a Memphis recording studio where Presley, Cash, Lewis, and Perkins came together for an impromptu jam. As ambition, rivalry, faith, and fame intersect, the music of a new generation surges to the forefront. The score features more than 20 rock and roll favorites, including “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Fever,” “Walk the Line,” “Sixteen Tons,” “Who Do You Love?,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “Hound Dog,” and more. Presented by Maine State Music Theatre and The Public Theatre.
The Public TheatreAPL Chess Club
Stop by the Auburn Public Library to play chess with friends and neighbors. All are welcome to drop in anytime during the weekly Wednesday session, and chess boards and pieces will be provided. Feel free to bring your own set if you’d like, since supplies are limited.
Auburn Public LibrarySurvivor Storytellers Group Meeting
This trauma informed group welcomes survivors of domestic abuse or sex trafficking who want guidance on sharing their stories in the way that feels safest. Participants can explore public speaking, poetry, memoir, or other formats. Meetings usually feature writing prompts, reading ideas, and practical direction for shaping a strong narrative. Sessions are facilitated by Safe Voices staff who are trained in advocacy and skilled in writing and storytelling, and a Safe Voices advocate is available if anyone needs to step out and process difficult feelings. Sharing is always optional, and there is no added pressure. The group meets on the 4th Thursday of each month. Registration is required and free.
Safe VoicesU- Pick Flower Flow at Harvest Moon Farm
Enjoy a relaxed evening at Harvest Moon Farm with a gentle, all levels yoga class in a peaceful farm setting, then wander the flower field to hand pick fresh blooms and arrange your own bouquet. No yoga experience is necessary. Bring a mat and water; limited mats are available on a first come, first served basis. A vase is included. This is a rain or shine event with a barn space available for practice if needed. Space is limited and it fills each year. Cash only, $30.
Harvest Moon FarmScarborough Boys JV Soccer @ Lewiston
Watch the Scarborough boys JV soccer team take on Lewiston in an away, non-region matchup. The game is scheduled for the evening at Lewiston High School.
Lewiston High SchoolMovement at the Museum - Yoga
Heidi L. Audet of Chill Yoga leads a Vinyasa flow suitable for all levels, combining calming breathwork with gentle stretching and dynamic, flowing poses. Expect to finish feeling restored and relaxed. Please bring a yoga mat and water, and wear comfortable, stretchy clothing suited to exercise and movement. If the weather cooperates, the class may be held outdoors.
Maine MILLBring Your Own Project
Bring your own project and connect with other artistic people in a relaxed, inspiring setting. This community-focused session welcomes any current creative work, giving you space to make progress, chat, and share ideas. It is a simple way to be creative, unwind, meet new people, and enjoy yourself while letting your creativity flow.
Work In Progress Art StudioTrails in the Valley Run/Walk/Hike
Lost Valley Brewpub hosts the Kona Big Wave Summer Concert Series. Performances take place outdoors whenever possible.
Lost Valley BrewpubMillion Dollar Quartet
Experience the legendary “jam session” that brought rock 'n' roll history to life in Million Dollar Quartet. Set on December 4, 1956, the show features the music and energy of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins, with hit songs like “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Fever,” “Walk the Line,” “Great Balls of Fire,” and “Hound Dog.” This is a special co-production with The Public Theatre.
The Public TheatreFall Craft Fair Ricker Hill Orchard
Bring a friend for a relaxed walk-in creative session, because creating together makes it even better. Choose from hands-on options like soaps, candles, pottery, jewelry, and more. Make memories as you craft and leave with something you love. There are extra perks during your visit. Reserve a future class to unlock special savings, and each guest receives a scratch-off with a surprise deal. Makers interested in participating can get in touch to apply and share what they are selling.
RICKER HILL ORCHARDSDip back
Drunk in Public makes a return to Martin Stream Campground for a gathering that is open to everyone. Enjoy the summer night air, and feel free to bring beads and a positive attitude.
Martin Stream CampgroundWorkshop: Tree Spirits
Create a tree spirit in a three-hour, hands-on clay workshop that welcomes beginners. Start by shaping a simple face, then craft leaves and other nature inspired accents to make it uniquely yours. No prior experience is required. An instructor will demonstrate essential sculpting techniques, show how to add details like sprigs, and remain available to answer questions and share practical tips as you bring your piece to life.
Work In Progress Art StudioBest of Broadway 2 at the Franco Sept. 11, 12, 13
An all-new edition of Best of Broadway 2 brings together hit numbers from well-known Broadway shows, performed by local artists at the Franco Center. This production launches the center’s new season and takes place in the Performance Hall with reserved seating. A cash bar will be available in Heritage Hall before the show. Presented with support from Maine Community Bank, Emerson Chevy, and DJ Brothers.
Franco Center, 46 Cedar St, Lewiston, ME, United States, Maine 04240Nel Meservier tribute concert Sept. 13
At the Franco Center, Sentimental Journey brings together local friends and family performers for a tribute to Nel Meservier, highlighting his contributions to the Franco-American music scene. A reception follows the performance. Tickets are $20 at the door.
Franco Center, 46 Cedar St, Lewiston, ME, United States, Maine 04240Pottery Wheel Class Sept 17th Thurs 6-8 $59
Explore the pottery wheel in a two-part class focused on creating and finishing your own pieces. The first session centers on making your work on the wheel, then return about two to three weeks later to glaze. Items are kiln fired after each step. Each participant receives three 1.25 lb clay balls and may complete up to three pieces such as a cup, bowl, or vase. Additional pieces are welcomed for $10 each to cover glazing and firing. Guidance is available at whatever level you prefer, whether you want to do it all yourself or get hands-on help for a more polished result. Come prepared for clay and water. Short fingernails work best, wear clothes you do not mind getting messy, and bring an old towel or rag for your hands. After glazing, pieces are fired again and will be ready for pickup. Please return to glaze within 30 days and pick up finished work within the same timeframe, as unclaimed items are discarded due to limited storage. Class size is limited to 5 people and the fee is $59. Classes tend to fill quickly, and in 2025 they sold out approximately 2 to 3 weeks in advance. When purchasing a spot, do not enter a shipping address.
The Art Walk Shop & StudioBrian Patricks Solo @ Hopper's
Brian Patricks brings a live, all acoustic solo show built around expressive fingerstyle and slide guitar. It is just one performer with a few guitars and a set that blends original pieces with wide ranging covers across rock, blues, folk, and modern instrumentals, all without electronic extras. Expect songs associated with James Taylor, Bob Dylan, J.J. Cale, Pink Floyd, Van Morrison, Ben Harper, Eric Clapton, Gordon Lightfoot, Big Bill Broonzy, Dire Straits, John Prine, John Hiatt, Fogelberg, Chapin, and more. His playing is noted for crisp, lyrical fingerstyle work often compared to James Taylor and the melodic sensibility of Mark Knopfler, paired with a gritty, soulful vocal tone in the spirit of Hiatt, Cale, and Dylan. Fans of heartfelt guitar craft and timeless songs can settle in for an intimate, no frills performance.
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Simard-Payne ParkPottery Wheel Class Sept 20th Sun 1-3 $59
This hands-on pottery wheel class is organized in two steps. During the first session, participants create their own pieces and may make up to three items such as a cup, bowl, or vase using three balls of clay weighing about 1.25 pounds each. Assistance with the wheel is available as needed, so you can shape everything independently or ask for help for a more refined result. Items beyond the included three can be made for an additional $10 each to cover glazing and firing. Pieces are fired after the first step, then you return about two to three weeks later for glazing. Items are fired again after glazing, and a final visit is needed to pick them up. You must come back within 30 days to glaze all pieces and to collect finished work, as items may be discarded after that window due to limited storage. Short fingernails are recommended. Wear clothes you do not mind getting messy and bring an old towel or rag to wipe clay from your hands. The class is limited to five participants and the fee is $59. Spots tend to go quickly, and in 2025 all sessions sold out two to three weeks ahead. When purchasing a spot, do not enter a shipping address.
The Art Walk Shop & StudioFall Mini Market
The third and final mini market of the year brings a relaxed, small-scale shopping experience to Absolem Cider. Browse more than 15 vendors, pick up something tasty from the on-site food truck, and enjoy a drink in the barn. These gatherings may be smaller, but they keep the familiar vibe that has made the mini markets a staple.
Absolem CiderLewiston, ME - Candor Investment Meetup
Investors and real estate professionals from across Maine gather in Lewiston for an evening of networking, learning, and meaningful market conversations. Whether you are exploring a first investment property or expanding a portfolio across New England, this meetup creates space to connect with local investors, lenders, and other industry professionals, share experiences, and build relationships. It is free to attend and open to all experience levels, with candid insights from active dealmakers. Hosted by Steve Kenney.
THE RUNAWAY MAINE MUSIC FEST 2026 with BRYAN MARTIN, MARCY PLAYGROUND, SISTER HAZEL and more!
The Runaway Maine Music Fest returns with two days of live music, food trucks, and a bustling vendor village. Free onsite parking is available. This is a BYOB event, and tailgating and socializing are part of the experience in the parking lot and food truck area. Coolers brought into the venue require a $10 cash fee per cooler and will be checked to ensure there is no glass. Glass bottles, containers, and cups are not allowed anywhere on the property, including the parking lot. All ages are welcome, with children 12 and under admitted free. Anyone under 21 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The festival takes place rain or shine. Pets are not permitted, except for ADA service animals. All ticket sales are final, and tickets are non transferable and non refundable. The lineup features Bryan Martin, Cole Barnhill, Katie Noel, The Real Young Swagg, Sister Hazel, Marcy Playground, Sponge, and Toby McAllister & The Sierra Sounds, along with additional supporting acts.
Movement at the Museum - Hula Hoop
Get moving with a playful, low impact hula hoop workout that focuses on strengthening the core and toning the whole body. This Movement at the Museum session is beginner friendly and also engaging for those with some experience. Amanda from Spin Art Hoops leads the class with clear instruction and adult-size hoops designed to make learning easier. Participants practice on-body and off-body skills, using arms, legs, and the core to keep the hoop in motion while building coordination and endurance. Hoops are provided to use during class, with options available for purchase. No prior dance or hoop background is needed. Expect an upbeat session that can burn around 420 calories in an hour.
Maine MILLMURDER IN MUNCHKIN LAND
A twister barrels through Munchkin Land and a whodunit erupts as the Wicked Witch schemes, the Scarecrow acts oddly, and the Cowardly Lion seems to be holding back. This comedic murder mystery dinner show playfully parodies The Wizard of Oz with clues, surprises, and plenty of laughter as someone, somewhere over the rainbow, turns up dead. Costumes inspired by Oz are encouraged. Admission is $25 per person and includes light appetizers. Presented at Hoppers at Apple Valley Golf Course, the Yellow Brick Road leads to giggles, red herrings, and a case waiting to be cracked.
Apple Valley Golf CourseNEJA Fall Hunter/Jumper Festival
Sassy Strides Equestrian hosts a hunter and jumper festival featuring USHJA Outreach and NHHJA medal classes, plus hunter derbies and more. The schedule offers options for riders of all ages and abilities, from lead line up to 1.30m. Prize money is offered. A full prize list is available. On-site stalls are limited, and more information will be shared soon.
Sassy Strides EquestrianFalling For You- Novella Books and Ricker Hill Orchards
At Ricker Hill Orchards, this book-filled outing features signings with more than 20 romance authors. Browse selections from a few book-focused vendors, visit the mobile romance bookstore trailer and enjoy coffee and apple cider donuts. There is also plenty of orchard to explore between activities.
RICKER HILL ORCHARDSPottery Hand-built Mugs Sept 27th 1-3 $49
Explore pottery in a two-step class. In step one, you will shape your pieces using three 1-1/4 lb clay balls to create up to three items such as a cup, bowl, or vase. Get as much or as little help at the wheel as you prefer, then your work is fired. Return about two to three weeks later for step two to glaze your pieces. They will be fired again, and you will come back to pick them up. If you choose to make more than three items, each additional piece is $10 to cover glazing and firing. Short fingernails work best. Dress for a mess and bring an old towel or rag to wipe clay from your hands. You have up to 30 days to glaze and pick up your work, after which unclaimed pieces may be discarded due to limited storage. Class size is limited to five people, and the fee is $59. Past classes have sold out quickly, often two to three weeks ahead.
The Art Walk Shop & StudioBreau Miller and West at Franco Sept. 27
BMW, short for Breau Miller West, brings a live performance to the Franco Center, featuring local musicians Denny Breau, Mark Miller, and Arlo West. Attendees can arrive early for a meet-and-greet, with doors open and a cash bar available before the show. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. The sponsor is Skelton, Taintor & Abbott.
Franco Center, 46 Cedar St, Lewiston, ME, United States, Maine 0424010th Annual Cherie Sargent Scholarship Golf Tournament
The 10th Annual Cherie Sargent Scholarship Golf Tournament features a scramble format with a shotgun start at Turner Highlands Golf Course. The entry fee is $85 per player and covers green fees, a golf cart, and a buffet lunch.
Turner Highlands Golf CourseSebago Lakes Region Fuller Center for Housing Golf Tournament
At Spring Meadows Golf Club, a charity golf tournament benefits the Sebago Lake Region Fuller Center for Housing. The focus is on home repair projects for veterans and aging adults in the Windham area, including wheelchair ramps, weatherproofing, and repairs to windows and doors. The event is seeking players and sponsors, welcomes raffle prize donations, and encourages help spreading the word through any kind of marketing. Support is possible even without golfing, including by promoting the effort from a phone or laptop.
Spring Meadows Golf ClubDrunk in Public returns to FAST BREAKS
A full band delivers a wide-ranging mix of songs that spans genres and decades, including classic rock, pop, 80s and 90s alternative, country, and more.
Fast BreaksBNI Maine Awards Gala - The Great Gatsby
The annual BNI Maine Awards Gala gathers members from across the state to celebrate achievements, build connections, and share inspiration. This year features a Great Gatsby theme. The event takes place at the Kora Shriners Center.
Kora Shriners Center, 11 Sabattus St, Lewiston, ME 04240Workshop: Pinchpot Monsters
Explore simple clay sculpting in a two-hour class designed for beginners. Working with as much as 1.5 pounds of clay, you will hand-build a monster of your own design while learning foundational shaping techniques. The instructor provides demonstrations, answers questions, and shares tips throughout, so you can confidently bring your creation to life. No previous experience is required.
Work In Progress Art StudioBeatles tribute concert at the Franco Oct. 10
Studio Two brings the spirit of the early Beatles to the Franco Center with a high-energy tribute that captures the band’s formative years. Stephen Murray portrays John Lennon and Robert Murray steps into the role of George Harrison. The group comprises seasoned musicians who are committed to honoring the legacy and fan culture of The Beatles, recreating the sound, look, period instruments, and playful onstage interactions that defined the era. Expect favorite hits delivered with authenticity that keeps audiences on their feet. Stephen shares that portraying John Lennon has been a humbling and rewarding experience that lets him share Beatles music across generations, made even more meaningful by performing with his brother and close friends. Robert highlights the vintage gear and raw feel of the early club years, noting the band’s careful attention to an authentic look and sound, and the joy of meeting lifelong Beatles fans as well as new listeners. Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at the door. Sponsored by Androscoggin Bank.
Franco Center, 46 Cedar St, Lewiston, ME, United States, Maine 04240St. Mary's Steps for Hope Run|Walk 5K
Steps for Hope, Strides for Mental Health on the Bates College campus, created in partnership with the college, centers on a 5K run or walk with a kids obstacle course. Funds raised help expand behavioral mental health programs at St. Mary’s. Support from participants, donors and sponsors increases access to hospital-level services for people across Maine who are living with serious mental illness.
Pottery Wheel Class Oct 15th Thurs 6-8 $59
This hands-on pottery wheel class unfolds in two parts. The first session focuses on shaping your pieces on the wheel, with guidance available at whatever level you prefer, from fully independent to plenty of help for a more refined finish. Each participant receives three 1 1/4 pound clay balls and can create up to three items, such as a cup, bowl, or vase. Additional pieces beyond the included three are $10 each to cover glazing and firing. After the first firing, return in about two to three weeks to glaze your work. The pieces are then fired a second time and will be ready for pickup. You must come back within 30 days to glaze and to collect finished items, otherwise they will be discarded due to limited storage. Short fingernails are recommended. Wear clothing you do not mind getting messy and bring an old towel or rag to wipe clay from your hands. Enrollment is limited to five participants and the fee is $59. Past classes in 2025 sold out two to three weeks in advance. When purchasing a spot, do not enter a shipping address.
The Art Walk Shop & StudioWorkshop: Pinchpot Jack O'Lanterns
Learn simple sculpting in a three hour, beginner friendly hand building class focused on creating a Halloween Jack O'Lantern from up to 1.5 pounds of clay. An instructor covers the essentials of forming your piece and stays on hand to answer questions, share techniques, and offer tips so you can bring your design to life. No experience is required.
Work In Progress Art StudioThe Cage 10/17 7-11pm
Y Wouldn't U returns to The Cage in Lewiston for a night of dancing.
The CageMovement at the Museum - Broom Dance
Learn an upbeat, family friendly broom dance taught by the Dancing Witches from Central Maine's Circle of Crones, created to celebrate the spooky season. Costumes are welcome and participants are encouraged to bring a favorite broom.
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