Events in Waterboro today

An immersive LEGO experience for all ages returns to Portland, ME as BrickUniverse presents a major showcase of creations by celebrated artists from around the country. At the Portland Exposition Building, the fifth annual celebration features a Master Builder Art Gallery with large city scenes, life-size characters, and detailed microscale worlds, along with displays by local enthusiasts and collaborative projects. Interactive themed building zones invite visitors to create bold, clever builds and display them for a chance to be featured. Artist meet and greets provide a closer look at techniques and the creative process. Larger-than-life brick installations offer memorable photo opportunities, and the Brick Marketplace includes retired sets, custom pieces, exclusive merchandise, and other unique finds. Ticket options include a limited VIP pass with early access one hour before general admission and an exclusive VIP BrickUniverse LEGO brick badge, along with smaller crowds and enhanced photo opportunities. General admission is offered in timed sessions with full access to immersive zones, exhibits, and build spaces, and a family 4-pack is available. Timed entry helps ensure a comfortable, crowd-controlled experience, and attendees are asked to arrive during the selected entry window. The event welcomes families, LEGO lovers, artists and creators, kids, teens, adults, STEM students, and anyone who enjoys imagination and creativity.

Dive into tabletop roleplaying with a mix of Dungeons and Dragons alongside other games. Sessions typically feature two to three Adventurers League tables plus an additional table dedicated to a non D&D system. There is no cost to participate. Registration is handled through the D&D Adventurers League Facebook group, and seating is first come, first served with priority given to GM volunteers. For questions, contact the organizer, Al, at 00alactus00@gmail.com.

Explore the carefully restored Sweat-Morin Homestead, once home to Reverend Moses Sweat, recognized as Sanford’s first Congregational minister. Guided tours offer an immersive glimpse into colonial life, moving through spaces such as a keeping room, a birthing room, and a parlor highlighted by original woodwork, period paint colors, and impressive 32 foot ceiling beams. The main house features three working fireplaces and furnishings suited to the era. Beyond the house, the grounds include a carriage house, a family cemetery, wooded trails, and a barn rebuilt with original timber framing and distinctive reverse board and batten siding. The house and barn are accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated. Advance sign up is optional and helps organizers plan for attendance.

Enjoy friendly Commander games with fellow Magic: The Gathering players in a relaxed setting. Play is casual and free, and you can drop in for a single game or stay longer based on your schedule. Participants who play and sign in through the Magic Companion app receive a complimentary Magic promo.

Spend an evening on the dance floor at this weekly Saturday social.

The New Pornographers bring The Former Site Of Tour to State Theatre in Portland, Maine. This all ages concert features a live performance by the band.

The show returns to the Rochester Opera House with an upbeat set of CSNY favorites, inviting the audience to sing along to well-loved tunes.

Returning to Portland, Maine, the 2026 edition of the Maine Community Bank Maine Marathon features three race options: a full marathon, a half marathon, and a relay. Participants can choose the distance that suits their goals and take part in this community running event.

The Fall Finale brings the SFDGC Summer Session Tag League ’26 to a close, highlighting season-long tag play and semi-weekly mini-tournaments. Tag holders receive a reserved registration spot for the Fall Finale Invitational at the end of the season. A 2026 bag tag is a one-time $20 purchase. Carrying a current tag waives the per-session $2 entry fee, removes additional buy-in costs such as the Ace Pot and CTP, and includes discounted off-season rates. Optional buy-ins are available for divisions, AP, and CTPs, and both guests and non-members are welcome. Tags are offered throughout the season, can be wagered whenever another SFDGC tag is present, and are available onsite by appointment or online, with payment options listed in the Discussion forum. Scores and results are tracked online, and the Salmon Falls Support group page shares season updates, semi-weekly scores, and conversation within the SFDGC community leading up to the finale.

Enjoy a monthly contra barn dance welcoming all ages and experience levels. No prior experience is required. A beginner lesson is offered before the main dance, and caller Christopher Ricciotti leads the dancing with live music from Joy Factor. The festivities take place inside a historic 19th century barn, with concessions available on site. Attendees can arrive early to picnic on the lawn and visit the farm animals. Admission is $15 per person, with free entry for youth under 12. Tickets are available at the door or can be reserved online in advance.

Designed for children ages 6 to 9, this in-person Spanish class boosts confidence with games, guided conversations, songs, and hands-on activities. It is open to both first-time learners and returning students, creating a welcoming setting for every level. The class is taught in person by Señorita Dafni.

Enjoy a relaxed MTG Commander gathering at Jetpack with a focus on friendly, social EDH. Players of every experience level can settle into casual pods and play games that emphasize fun over competition. Casual play is always welcome here, even alongside other Commander activities, and remains at the heart of the experience.

Now officially connected to the Digimon tournament play site, this Digimon TCG event features organized play. Arrive early to sign up. A $5 registration fee goes directly into the prize pool. Weekly play is free and includes prize support from Bandai.

This in-person Spanish class is designed for adult beginners and offers an encouraging setting to start speaking right away. Participants practice through conversation and interactive exercises while learning practical vocabulary for everyday situations. No previous Spanish experience is necessary. The class is taught by Robbie.

Meet at the Edward Payson Park area in the Sebago to the Sea parking lot by Baxter Blvd for a group run that typically follows the Back Cove Trail. This route is a mostly level, non technical gravel loop of about 3.6 miles that starts and finishes at the same location. Runners of any pace are welcome, though there are no formal pace groups, so plan to move at your own speed. It is recommended that participants can comfortably run one to two miles without difficulty. If you are not feeling well, or if you have Covid, do not attend. Running carries inherent risks, and participation signifies acceptance of those risks.

Driven Women: Situational Awareness Workshop is an interactive program for women ages 16 and older. Led by Autumn Schmidt, M.S., it focuses on building confidence and everyday preparedness through straightforward techniques that help participants read their surroundings, trust their instincts, and respond with assurance. The emphasis is on empowerment rather than fear, offering practical tools to move through daily life with greater control and confidence. Attendees can connect with one another and leave with a renewed sense of strength, awareness, and empowerment.

This trivia night with @thetunuguru features a crafted mix of general knowledge and music questions. When the weather cooperates, it moves to the patio.

Grief Circle is a no-cost, group-based art workshop facilitated by Marissa Thibeau for people navigating grief stemming from death, loss, or major life changes. It welcomes those living with complex, layered, or ongoing grief that may not fit a clear timeline, offering a setting that respects many ways of carrying, expressing, and living alongside grief over time. Participants are welcome to arrive as they are and explore expressive drawing practices. Held on the first Tuesday of each month. Monthly registration is requested so a place can be prepared for you.

Settle in for a friendly Mending Club session organized by Haley and Cam. Bring a sewing, knitting, or other fiber arts project to work on during the meetup. A selection of basic sewing supplies will be available to support simple fixes and creative stitching.

Put your knowledge to the test at Trivia Tuesdays, a weekly trivia night at Spaulding Steak & Ale. Enjoy food and drinks while you play for prizes.

The Dover Farmers’ Market opens the season in a temporary location at Lower Henry Law Park, with a planned move to Nebi Park later in the season. The weekly market keeps its familiar atmosphere with live music from local Seacoast performers and a rotating mix of farm-fresh produce, baked treats, lobster, preserves, unique crafts, and more. An interactive market map is available to see which vendors will be attending each week. SNAP is accepted at the Market Info booth, where shoppers can receive SNAP tokens and have their dollars matched through Granite State Market Match. A portable restroom is available nearby. Leashed pets are welcome. Bring a blanket or folding chair to relax in the park. Metered parking is available at the indoor pool lot and on nearby streets.

Enjoy casual Magic: The Gathering Commander play with other players in a relaxed setting. The Gaming & Event Center offers open tables at no charge, and you can come and go as you wish, whether you are stopping in for a quick game or planning a longer session. A free Magic promo is available for participants who play and sign into the Magic Companion app.

Take part in a weekly Pokémon TCG league centered on casual, friendly play with other players. Drop in for a short visit or stay the whole time. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. A free Pokémon prize pack is available to each player who participates, provided they are registered league members. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Face off with other players in an open Commander series that takes place every Wednesday.

Bill and Aaron present a live set airing on 90.9 FM while they perform outside WMPG. Listeners can experience it from the station’s parking lot or by tuning in on the radio.

A welcoming drop-in storytime open to children of all ages with their caregivers. Enjoy a lively blend of read-alouds, songs, and simple movement that keeps everyone engaged and having fun. Some sessions may include special guests or seasonal activities.

At Innovation Hall at the University of New England, ProsperityME hosts its 18th Annual Community Block Party with a focus on being better together for Maine. The event brings donors, sponsors, businesses, educators, community leaders, volunteers, and supporters together to celebrate partnerships, reflect on shared achievements, and help shape the work ahead. The program includes a reception, awards, a panel discussion, a live performance by Crocodile River Music, and dinner. For nearly two decades, ProsperityME has expanded opportunity for new Mainers and strengthened Maine communities through initiatives such as the Prosper Scholarship, Individual Development Accounts, housing navigation, workforce development, and financial education, addressing challenges that include workforce shortages, affordable housing, and access to higher education. Founder and Executive Director Claude Rwaganje underscores that investing in new Mainers is an investment in Maine’s future. Ticket sales support these programs, and assistance is available if cost is a barrier by contacting Amy Hatter at ahatter@prosperityme.org.

Enjoy an evening of Pokemon fun centered on the Trading Card Game, with space for casual matches, card trading, and paid tournament play. Stay through the conclusion to receive a Play! Pokemon prize pack, while supplies last. A Standard Format tournament is available. Entry equals the cost of a single Pokemon booster pack, and all entry fees form a prize pool awarded as store credit based on final standings. Bring a Standard-legal deck. Players of all ages are welcome, from kids around 8 through adults. Attendees under 16 must remain with a parent or guardian for the duration of the event. Minors may only trade with in-person parental permission, and staff can help confirm fair trades. These in-store events aim to build community and active gameplay. Pricing is often below market, may change at any time, and requires participation. Players who sign up and then drop will be disqualified from future events, and anyone who leaves before the end will not be eligible for bonuses, promos, prizes, or additional product. This policy is strictly enforced to keep play fair and ensure spots go to participants who can attend from start to finish.

Sidecar Wine, Whiskey & Tapas Bar hosts live music with Ben Kilcollins.

Test your knowledge at a free trivia night at the Allagash Bungalow, featuring rounds that blend general questions, image prompts, and music. Gather a team of up to six players and compete for prizes awarded to first, second, and third place.

Louisiana fiddler Mitch Reed joins renowned bluegrass musician Carter Logan for a free performance that explores the spirit of Creole, Appalachian, bluegrass, folk, and Irish traditions. Their collaboration moves across these roots styles in a live set that celebrates the shared threads connecting them.

This no-cost group art workshop, facilitated by Marisa Companion, offers a supportive circle for people living with chronic illness, disability, neurodivergence, or other ongoing health challenges, including shifting capacity, sensory needs, and changes in identity or daily routines. Participants engage in expressive art journeys guided by music. The circle meets on the second Thursday of each month. Monthly registration is requested to ensure a spot is prepared.

Those interested in bushcraft can hear from Zachary Fowler, the Season 3 champion of the TV series Alone, who lasted 87 days solo in Patagonia. He now hosts a widely followed YouTube channel, and the conversation focuses on how he balances off-the-grid living with life on the grid. The discussion is hosted by Megan Gray, a staff writer for the Portland Press Herald.

Kristin Key brings The Ca-Caw Tour to the State Theatre in Portland, Maine, co-presented by Outback. This all-ages show offers assigned seating, with ticket prices ranging from $24.50 to $49.50.

Defying labels, this performance flows through pop rock with forays into blues and occasional jazz. A guitarist sponsored by Gibson, she plays with such passion and energy that strings sometimes snap. A seasoned songwriter, she works every day to shape meaningful lyrics and distinctive melodies. Her vocals evoke Janis Joplin with a touch of Stevie Nicks for a captivating experience.

Riders gather at Harley-Davidson of Rochester for the Cocheco River H.O.G. monthly chapter meeting, a chance to connect with fellow enthusiasts, hear chapter news, and discuss plans for upcoming rides and events. Expect updates from the chapter and information on opportunities to get involved. New members and guests are welcome, and chapter officers are available to answer questions.

Comedians take the stage with no idea what is coming next as a spinning wheel assigns the style of set they must perform, from working the room and a refined five-minute routine to a random bucket topic, impressions, dark humor, or an unexpected challenge. Each reveal happens in real time, so every set plays out differently and keeps the room on its toes. Performers interested in going up can email booking@empirecomedyme.com and include SET ROULETTE in the subject line.