The Great Falls Balloon Festival board of directors canceled this year’s event due to ‘logistical issues, safety concerns, and other unexpected factors beyond our control.’
Things to Do
Events and things to do from the Sun Journal.
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John Hiatt concert set for Waterville Opera House
John Hiatt plans to take the stage at 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, at The Waterville Opera House, 1 Common St. in Waterville. A master lyricist and satirical storyteller, Hiatt delivers songs filled with tales of redemption, relationships and surrendering on his own terms. Hiatt’s finest album is 1987’s “Bring the Family;” other catalog highlights […]
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Carly Pearce to headline concert to benefit Rangeley Health and Wellness
All proceeds support the many services provided by Rangleley Health and Wellness.
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The 14 biggest outdoor concerts coming to Maine this summer
Plus, you can see former Mainer Patty Griffin in Portsmouth’s Prescott Park.
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Shop till you drop at Maine’s Ultimate Spring Yard Sale on June 8
More than 200 sellers will assemble at the Cumberland Fairgrounds.
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Here’s the deal: Free cheese tasting at Pineland Farms
Take advantage of a discount price on blocks through the end of May.
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What to expect at these 6 Maine outdoor music festivals
They’re starting up this weekend, with the Sandy River Music Festival in Farmington.
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See the 57 concerts happening outside this summer in Maine (or right nearby)
Here are the shows you can see al fresco from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
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Search our database of readers’ favorite pizza places
Our readers told us where they go for their favorite pizza, and we consolidated the information into a searchable database.
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Artists’ reception set for 2 local artists at Rangeley gallery
The exhibit continues through June 13.