This weekend in Lewiston, ME

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.