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Check out the fabulous beverages and baked goods made fresh here daily! We now have our own on site Bakery!

Located on the banks of the Kennebec River, the Kennebec Tavern pairs tasty seasonal fare with a front seat view of the sparkling waterfront. Centuries ago, the Abenaki gave the Kennebec River its name, which means "long level water." In the 17th century, sailors called Bath’s three-mile stretch of river the "Long Reach," as it provided deep anchorage and good landing sites, and allowed them to sail the stretch without tacking. Enjoy a relaxing lunch or dinner as you watch the activity on the waterfront unfold, or entertain guests in Seguin Hall, our private function room named for Seguin Island Lighthouse, the "Guardian of the Kennebec."

Mae’s Cafe is open 7 days a week 8am- 3pm, serving Breakfast and Lunch all day. Mae’s Bakery is open until 4pm. We offer an amazing array of baked goods, home made daily specials, soups, benedicts, flatbreads, paninis, chowders,daily specials, a full bar and much, much more!

modern food. contemporary taste.

We are cooking up more than just great BBQ this winter. In fact, we've gone whole hog and planned three great pig roasts to get us through the short days together. One for every second Sunday winter throws at us.

The Great Impasta is located on beautiful Maine Street in Brunswick, Maine - just up the road from Bowdoin College and 30 minutes north of Portland. When entering the restaurant you will be welcomed with the smells of Italy. A lovely Italian mural is painted all along the wall with seating in booths and tables.

With over ten years of experience, Henry and Marty Restaurant and Catering continues to offer you the highest quality food and service. At the heart of our philosophy is a dedication to using the freshest local, organic and sustainable products available. Toward this end, our chefs shop weekly at Bath and Brunswick farmers markets, and local growers deliver directly to our kitchen. We shop for our meat right down the road at Bisson Farm, and we often make road trips to gather other quality ingredients, like clams and oysters from Glidden Point, potatoes from Goranson Farm and apples from Ricker Hill.

Wild Oats Bakery & Café is a locally owned from-scratch bakery, deli and cafe in the heart of Brunswick’s downtown community. Located in the Tontine Mall across from Pleasant Street, we are within easy walking distance of all downtown businesses, Bowdoin College, and many of the residential areas in town.

Retail and Consumer Merchandise We are BIKEMAN / Bath Cycle and Ski, located on the coast of Maine.

he Chocolate Church Arts Center is mid coast Maine’s regional performing and visual arts center. For more than 30 years the Chocolate Church Arts Center has been offering a rich program of live music, gallery exhibitions, theatre for young artists, lectures and workshops.

Here at the Gardens, you’ll see glorious formal gardens, impressive stonework, man-made waterfalls and ponds, and an overall design that’s both appealing and impressive. But you’ll also find antique stone walls; nearly a mile of sparkling waterfront; massive ledges covered in mosses, lichens, and ferns; and native forest – in fact, the essence of Maine.

Celebrating Maine’s Role in American Art, the Farnsworth Art Museum offers a nationally recognized collection of works from many of America’s greatest artists. With 20,000 square feet of gallery space and over 10,000 works in the collection, there is always something new on view at the Farnsworth. The museum has one of the largest collections of works by sculptor Louise Nevelson and its Wyeth Center features works of Andrew, N.C. and Jamie Wyeth. The Farnsworth's library is also housed in its Rockland, ME, campus. Two historic buildings, the Farnsworth Homestead and the Olson House, and Julia's Gallery for Young Artists complete the museum complex.

The Perkins family homestead on the Damariscotta River in Coastal Maine held a very special place in Frances Perkins's heart. She viewed it as a place of contemplation and refuge. With the advent of the Center, we are bringing her philosophy and the causes she fought for back to The Brick House, as it is known. The Center will provide a place for students, scholars, and policy makers to research and write about subjects related to and inspired by Perkins's dedication to improving the lives of working men and women.

Experience Maine’s rich seafaring history on the banks of the Kennebec River at Maine Maritime Museum. From watercraft and lobstering, to shipbuilding and sea trade, you’ll hear stories about dangerous voyages to distant lands, see how a shipbuilder’s family lived in the 1890s, smell the sawdust from historic ship timbers, and discover the wonders and mysteries of Maine’s maritime culture.

MSMT is a professional, non-profit musical theatre company with 54 years experience producing Broadway quality musicals in the small town of Brunswick, Maine.

The Owls Head Transportation Museum has one of the finest collections of pioneer-era aircraft and automobiles in the world. More than 100 historic aircraft, automobiles, bicycles, carriages and engines are on permanent display. The Aircraft Collection contains replicas and originals representing the first century of flight, from Cayley’s unmanned glider (1804) to the legendary Curtiss Jenny of the barnstorming era. An outstanding collection of automobiles spans the late 19th Century and early 20th century, from our recently refurbished 1908 Stanley K Semi-Racer to a 1935 Stout Scarab (called the world’s first mini-van, one of only six ever made).

Our museum is at the threshold of an extraordinary transition. As with the construction of the Lorenzo di Medici Sweat Gallery (1911) and the Charles Shipman Payson Building (1983), the PMA enters a new phase as we reopen the restored Winslow Homer Studio (1884) and present the groundbreaking exhibition Weatherbeaten: Winslow Homer and Maine. We are becoming an advocate for cultural leadership in the life of our community and joining a greater national conversation through scholarship, exhibitions, and programs. This moment is just the beginning of the excitement as we embark on an adventure to explore the role of the museum in contemporary America.

Explore the beauty of Maine by paddling alongside seals, ospreys, eagles and a variety of wildlife on a professionally guided or self-guided kayak, canoe or paddle board trip along the Coast of Maine. No experience is necessary. Whether you have your own kayak or would like to rent one of ours, Seaspray Kayaking will guide you step by step as you prepare for a memorable outdoor adventure. Our Fully Stocked Retail Store is located at the New Meadows Kayaking Center in West Bath, Maine with FREE Demos daily and over 100 Recreational, Sea Kayak, Sit-on Tops, Paddle Boards and Canoes in our Rental Fleet!

Bordering the south side of the mouth of the Kennebec River, Popham Beach State Park is truly one of Maine's rare geologic landforms that features a long stretch of sand beach. Sunbathers relaxing on Popham's sands can see Fox and Wood islands offshore, and the Kennebec and Morse rivers border each end of the beach.

Thousands of visitors enjoy the park's long, wide sand beaches like Mile and Half Mile, which are rare in Maine. Enjoyed as a recreational resource, the beaches are also essential nesting areas for endangered least terns and piping plovers and resting and feeding areas for other shorebirds. Rarer than beaches along Maine's coast are large sand dunes, like those at Reid.

A liberal arts education at Bowdoin isn’t about being small and safe – it’s about having the support to take surprising risks. That means caring more about the questions than giving the right answers. Discovering you’re good at something you didn’t think was your strength. Making connections where none appear to exist. You’ll soon find that a Bowdoin education is without boundaries. Subjects spill over each other – philosophy is not disconnected from politics, art can be a lens for understanding social change. Somewhere in your life here, you’ll get to the point where there is real beauty in what you’re doing. You’ll look up from your books and papers, scripts and canvases, and realize you’ve fallen in love with something. It may be a new way of thinking. Or whole new way of viewing yourself in the world. The Statement on a Liberal Education | The Common Good

Educating the whole person If you ask Bates graduates what they value most about their time here, as often as not they’ll say something like, “Bates taught me how to think.” Supported by a dedicated faculty, Bates students learn to explore broadly and deeply, to cross disciplines and to question rigorously. At Bates, students and faculty form a community of scholars who share a thirst for learning, drawing on the methods of the sciences, the patterns of logic and language, the study of societies and expression in the arts.

A rigorous academic program is at the core of a Colby education. Through transformative relationships with Colby’s outstanding faculty and in activities outside the classroom, students learn to embrace opportunities, to see connections in disparate lines of thought, and to regard education as a civic resource as well as a personal achievement. Colby is international, and students develop a mature curiosity and an appetite for engaged global citizenship.

Hyde School was founded in the early 1960s when Joseph Gauld, a highly regarded mathematics teacher who believed our educational system was overly focused on student achievement and not focused enough on student character, opened a school in Bath, Maine, one that focused on student attitude, effort, and character.

incoln Academy, with a proud two hundred plus year tradition of preparing students to meet the intellectual demands of full citizenship, strives continuously to provide a learning environment in which all students can achieve their highest potential. As an accredited, independent, secondary school with deep roots in the communities of Mid-Coast Maine, Lincoln Academy seeks to serve the public interest by affording not only a comprehensive academic curriculum but also a diverse blend of co-curricular opportunities. Our programs undertake to build knowledge, skills, and social values, and to promote high aspirations among all of our students. Lincoln Academy is dedicated to creating lifelong learners who understand their complex relationship to the broader world. We make every effort to recognize and to meet the needs of students as individuals while affirming that education is a collaboration of community, family, and student.

Tuck into the Pub - brick walls of great character, low wooden beams hung with handcrafted earthenware mugs, impressive selection of ales and lagers from both sides of the Atlantic. Join us in the Dining Room - the relaxed comfort goes so well with a carefully selected wine list, the freshest seafood and Prime Angus beef and a chef dedicated to excellence! Stop by the Oyster Bar and celebrate the Midcoast with a plate of locally farmed Damariscotta River Oysters. You don't know oysters until these have left you dreaming of the next plateful. Our desserts will make you linger and savor the best dining experience in the great state of Maine.

ocated in the heart of Midcoast Maine, the Damariscotta River Grill offers creative, regional comfort food year-round. From fresh Maine seafood including oysters, salmon and haddock to more traditional fare like beef brisket, tenderloin, and pasta, patrons are treated to a warm atmosphere in true Maine restaurant style.

Le Garage was founded by Charlotte and Crosby Hodgman in the summer of 1974. They opened the restaurant as an ice cream parlor, sandwich and chowder house. Over the next few years they expanded their menu to include crepes and quiche establishing a reputation for innovation quality, simplicity and fair value.

At $12 or so, Red's is not Maine's cheapest lobster roll. But it has consistently proven itself to be Maine's best. More than a whole lobster goes on the toasted, buttered bun - plenty of claw and tail meat. Melted butter and/or mayonnaise on the side. That's it. Nothing else. That's all a lobster roll should be. Aesthetic purity at its most delicious.

Hello and thank you for visiting Sarah’s Cafe online. Serving up the freshest Maine food daily – local Maine lobster and seafood, hand-made pizza, delicious sandwiches, wraps and burgers, an extraordinary buffet of homemade soups, stews, and chowders, and mouth-watering baked goods and desserts. All with a Great View!

With two greenhouses and acres of produce, each day harvests: honey, fruits, veggies, eggs, edible flowers, micro-greens, fresh chicken and house cured & smoked meats. What is not grown at the restaurant comes from other local and sustainable farms that Chef Melissa Kelly and Price Kushner are proud to support. Welcome to Primo, an unbelievably unique combination of farming, raising animals and creating unforgettable dining experience.

The Camden Snow Bowl is a community owned ski and recreation area. From the summit of 1300' Ragged Mountain, home to the Snow Bowl's trails, skiers and riders have an incredible view of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a view quite unlike any other in the east. The Camden Snow Bowl really is "where the mountains meet the sea". In addition to alpine skiing and snowboarding, there are many other winter activities available at the Snow Bowl. A snow tubing slope provides fun for all family members, ice skating on Hosmer pond and a thrilling 400' toboggan chute. The National Toboggan Championships are held here the first weekend of February. There is also a cross country ski and snowshoeing trail available. Four lifts serve 850' of vertical. One chairlift, two T-Bars and a surface lift in the beginner area service the ten trails and a terrain park. All trails lead back to a classic A-frame lodge where you will find all services. The Camden Snow Bowl has a ski and snowboard school, full rental shop

Whether you are a skier or rider you will find a fun family atmosphere at Lost Valley. We have trails for all abilities from beginner to expert as well as a new terrain park! Check out our website for Paintball Information!

Sugarloaf Mountain Resort in Maine, USA is one of the top year-round destinations in New England. Sugarloaf is the largest ski area east of the Rockies. Our trails and glades spread across Sugarloaf Mountain, Brackett Basin and Burnt Mountain. Additionally, the resort offers many winter activities including skiing, snowboarding, tubing, nordic skiing, snowshoeing, concerts, slopeside lodging and terrain parks. Summer offerings include golf, hiking, mountain biking, moose view tours plus facilities to host conferences and weddings. You can also view Sugarloaf snow reports, web cams, photos, videos and everything you need to plan your Sugarloaf vacation. Sugarloaf.com is the official website of Sugarloaf Mountain Resort.

Home to eight mountains of great skiing and riding and the most dependable snow in New England.

Mid-Coast Maine's home of Fresh Organic Produce, Spices, Breads, Natural Meats, Bulk Grains, Local Dairy Products, Coffees, Teas, Organic Wine, Dried Mushrooms, Vitamins and other Nutritional Supplements.

Come to us for great bread, wonderful sandwiches, fresh-ground coffee, freshly made muffins, scones, date bars, and other treats. Portland has all this plus full meals, salads, espresso drinks, beer and wine.

Crystal Spring Farm Organic Vegetable CSA provides community supported agriculture for brunswick and the greater portland area.

Goranson Farm is a Second generation organic vegetable farm dedicated to providing nutrient dense food to the local community.

We have grown the very best Shiitake Mushrooms since 1989. We grow and sell Shiitake using the traditional oak log method, and we sell Fresh Wild Mushrooms from Maine as their seasons allow: Porcini Mushrooms, Oyster Mushrooms, Chanterelle Mushrooms, Black Trumpet Mushrooms, Hen Mushrooms and Chicken of the Wood Mushrooms, and Morel Mushrooms among others. We also offer Dried Mushrooms, Mushroom Powders, flavored Mushroom Oils and gift boxes for European flavors from the coast of Maine.

ZU(zoo) bakery is located in a barn on Talbot Farm in South Freeport, Maine. I use traditional French bread baking methods and bake in a large wood-fired brick oven. I begin with certified organic ingredients including whole grains that are milled just prior to mixing the dough. This fresh milling allows the flavor of the grains to stand out and optimizes the nutritional value by preserving the germ oil and bran in their freshest state. The salt used is an unprocessed sea salt containing vital trace minerals and has a sweetness unlike other salts. Leavening is achieved through the use of a levain (natural starter), which lends the bread a complex flavor and long shelf life. The water is un-chlorinated and from a local spring. The dough is developed over a span of 48 hours in which a slow fermentation is encouraged. Variations in color and shape are the result of hand shaping. The hotter oven produces a substantial, almost leathery crust with a dark, caramelized flavor and moist crumb.

If you’ve ever been to the Fair, you know — and if you haven’t been, anyone who has will tell you — it’s an event like no other, that brings together so many people from so many walks of life, all in the spirit of celebrating the rural and agricultural traditions of Maine. September 21, 22 & 23.

Mark C. Donovan - Fine Woodwork in Bowdoinham, ME.

We're your "Local Yarn Store On the 'Net"! Halcyon Yarn has an extensive selection of yarn and fibers, books, videos, patterns, and equipment for knitting, spinning, weaving, and other fiber arts. Our friendly staff, answer the telephone with a smile!

"Industrial agriculture and the assumptions on which it rests are wrong, root and branch." - Wendell Berry

Combining the best practices from history and around the world to create a modern, rural micropolis, in central Maine, USA

Rabelais is always serving up fine books about food, wine, farming and gardening. We carry a sizable stock of rare, out-of-print and new books, alongside prints, photographs and other ephemera, all concerned with the pleasure of the senses. We host author signings, art exhibitions and other events, some in conjunction with restaurants, farms and other local food organizations. If you want to follow our exploits we have a blog and can be found on both Facebook and Twitter. Check out our press page to see what others have said about us.

Investing in the future by preserving the past.

Shelter is committed to empowering you to create a better way to live. We offer design build services, custom and kit timber frames, real estate brokerage, fine woodworking tools, accredited classes in homebuilding and more. At Shelter, we have been an industry leader in evolving durable, adaptable, energy-conscious building techniques since 1974.

Tina Ingraham, a Maine-based figurative painter, represented at www.somervillemanning.com travels internationally while painting portrait commissions, exhibiting her paintings, and researching master works. She has taught in academic settings, including Maine College of Art, Bowdoin College, and International School of Painting Drawing and Sculpture. A fellowship from The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation and a grant from The Pollock-Krasner Foundation were awarded to Ms. Ingraham for her painting and research in Italy from 1999-2002.