Norma Matley

On Saturday, June 15th from 10AM to 4PM, the Outdoor Heritage Museum in Oquossoc will once again host the popular Lupine Festival in celebration of the striking lupine flower that carpets the Rangeley Region in June. This festival event will feature over 35 vendors of arts, crafts, and antiques on the grounds of the Museum at 8 Rumford Road in Oquossoc. Attendees can browse and shop for unique gifts and Maine-made wares during the event. They can also visit the Outdoor Heritage Museum’s new 2024 exhibits, which will be open during the festival. The Museum Gift Shop will have native lupine seeds and lupine t-shirts available for sale. All proceeds from museum admissions, gift shop sales, and vendor fees benefit the Rangeley Lakes Region Historical Society, which works to preserve and share the region’s rich history.
Also, on site at the Lupine Festival all day will be the popular Vintage Dogs food truck, featuring specialty hot dogs from different regions of the US.

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Mid-June is typically peak bloom for the Rangeley Region’s lupine flowers, and they can be viewed on scenic Routes 17 and 16 driving into Oquossoc, which is just 8 miles west of Rangeley.
The Lupine Festival is open to the public and free of admission. Self-guided tours of the Outdoor Heritage Museum are $8 for adults – youth 12 and under receive free admission to the Museum, as do Members.
The Outdoor Heritage Museum is located at 8 Rumford Rd in Oquossoc, Maine and can be reached at 207-864-3091 or via email at info@outdoorheritagemuseum.org.
The Rangeley Lakes Region Historical Society preserves the region’s history and engages the public through its museums, collections, programs, exhibits, and events. We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.

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