This weekend in Winthrop, ME

In Augusta, a two-day craft show highlights Maine-made crafts. Admission is free.

At Capitol Park, the annual NAMI Maine Walk brings people from across the state together to champion mental health, strengthen community, and open pathways to support. The day begins with a short, under-one-mile walk on the park’s paved paths, followed by a family-friendly festival. The gathering is open to the public and will be held rain or shine. Leashed dogs are welcome and encouraged. Event photography may occur, and images may be used for marketing such as websites, social media, news, and advertising. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

A crime has rocked Munchkin Land, and the Wizard is seeking help to unmask the culprit and choose a new Wizard of Oz. This interactive murder mystery dinner at Hoppers at Apple Valley Golf Course blends hidden clues, shady characters, and twists along the Yellow Brick Road with plenty of good food. No one is above suspicion, and in Oz appearances can be deceiving, so participants will follow the evidence and test their theories in hopes of cracking the case. An evening of mystery, laughter, and Oz-inspired fun awaits.

Watch a movie while cuddling with cats. Admission is $15 and includes popcorn and a drink from the cooler. Please RSVP.

Celebrating its tenth year, this scholarship golf tournament features a shotgun-start scramble. The entry price is $85 per player, which includes green fees, a golf cart, and a buffet lunch.

Create your own pottery in a two-part class that starts with making your pieces and continues a couple of weeks later with glazing. During the first session you can shape up to three items, such as a cup, bowl, or vase, using three clay balls of about 1.25 pounds each. Guidance with the wheel is available as much or as little as you want, whether you prefer complete independence or extra help for a more refined result. After the first firing, return within 30 days to glaze your work. Everything is fired a second time, and then you will come back to pick up the finished pieces. You may make additional items for $10 each to cover glazing and firing. Short fingernails are recommended. Wear clothes that can get messy and bring an old towel or rag for wiping clay from your hands. Class size is limited to five participants, and spots often fill two to three weeks ahead. Pieces must be glazed and picked up within 30 days, or they may be discarded due to limited storage.

BMW, short for Breau Miller West, brings a trio performance to the Franco Center. The group features local musicians Denny Breau, Mark Miller, and Arlo West. Doors will open with a cash bar and a meet and greet. Advance tickets cost $25, and admission at the door is $30. Sponsored by Skelton, Taintor & Abbott.