Past Events
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October 2021
Turkey Shoot in Waltham
The Waltham-Eastbrook Youth Association is holding turkey shoots every Sunday in October from 10 to noon at the shooting range off Route 200 in Waltham. Shooting is at paper targets, with frozen turkeys going to the winner of each of the 15 events. Proceeds go to the Association’s local scholarship fund. For more info, call 584-3000.
Find out more »Pumpkin Hike in Ellsworth
The third annual Pumpkin Hike at Jordan Homestead Preserve happens Thursday and Friday, October 28th and 29th, from 4 to 7 pm. Frenchman Bay Conservancy will be lighting the onemile loop trail with jack o’lanterns, and you’re invited to come and vote for your favorite pumpkin. Wear your costume, if you’d like! Registration is required to attend the event by going online to FrenchmanBay.org.
Find out more »“Terror Trail” in Ellsworth
The Grand is hosting "Terror Trail" outside at the Woodlawn Museum on Thurs Oct 28 through Sat Oct 30 from 7 to 10 pm weather permitting. Not recommended for children under 12. Cost is $8 and dress accordingly for the weather. For tickets, visit Grandonline dot org.
Find out more »Carl Karush Concert – CANCELLED
The Last Friday Concert presents Carl Karush and Friends on Fri Oct 29th at 4 pm at the Gouldsboro Town Park in Prospect Harbor. Suggested donation is $15. For more information, visit schoodicartsforall dot org. Note: This event has been cancelled.
Find out more »Spooky Stories in Bucksport
Spooky stories will abound in Bucksport Friday night (10/29) for “Haunted Stories on the Hill”, starting at 6 pm on the lawn of Wilson Hall. Free donuts, popcorn, and cider. Admission is free, with donations accepted for Buck Memorial Library. Rain date is Saturday.
Find out more »Potluck Dinner at Franklin Veterans Club
The Franklin Veterans Club invites everyone to their potluck dinner, Friday night (10/29) at 6:00. Bring your best dish and wear your Halloween costume if you’d like. The band Crossroads starts up the music at 7 pm. Cover charge is 10-dollars.
Find out more »Hunter’s Breakfast in Jonesboro
There will be a Hunter’s Breakfast Saturday morning (10/30) from 5 to 8:30 at the Jonesboro Community Center. Cost is 10-dollars and proceeds benefit the Jonesboro Grange and the Jonesboro Union Church.
Find out more »Howl-O-Run 5k Run and Walk in Lamoine
The SPCA of Hancock County invites you to support the animals by joining in on the Third Annual Howl-O-Run 5k Run and Walk. The event starts at Marlboro Beach in Lamoine, with a scenic course lined with jack-o-lanterns, autumn foliage, and the ocean and mountains of Acadia. Well-behaved dogs are welcome, and costumes are encouraged. Race starts at 9am on Saturday, October 30th. More info is online at SPCAHancockCounty.org.
Find out more »Halloween Spooktacular in Jonesboro
The Jonesboro Grange Halloween Spooktacular happens Saturday (10/30), rain or shine. A craft fair, Chinese auction, and chili cook-off are part of what’s happening between 9 and 2. Kids are invited to come in costumes and trick-or-treat at each craft booth! For more information, see the Jonesboro Grange Facebook page.
Find out more »Trick or Read in Blue Hill
The Blue Hill Public Library presents “Trick or Read” on the library lawn, Saturday (10/30). Come by with your kids in costume any time between 9 and 5, and they can select a free book to keep. For more information, call the library at 374-5515.
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