Pumpkin Vine Family Farm is such a special place and worth visiting for any age! My wife and I came…read morefor Open Farm Day (fantastic to visit and support local farms). The farm is such a beautiful sight to take in. The farm is run by Anil & Kelly who are so friendly and you can tell they have such a strong passion and love for farming, goats, and the land the farm sits on. We started off with Kelly telling us about the history of the land/farm located here including before them it was a farm passed down through 6 generations. She has even wrote a book documenting the history of the family before called "Birth, Death, and a Tractor: Connecting an Old Farm to a New Family". After the history she described the goats and many products they create through the milking process and we could even sample some of milk and a variety of cheeses. After this fantastic history of the farm we went down to see the current goat kids they have (20 of them). All so cute and ready for attention and scratches. Once it hit time we were able to go on a hike/walk with everyone interested and the kid goats following along jumping with excitement. Each goat had a tag with their name and all of them had so much personality. Amazing place to visit if you want to spend time with goats! They had some vendors at the farm including some food options too for drinks or food after the walk/hike. Lastly we went inside where the goats are milked (milking parlor) and they had a replaying video explaining the process. You can even find it on YouTube it is very informative! Loved visiting and getting to see and play with the goats but also hear the history and see the passion that Anil & Kelly have in running this farm. Check out their website for events that you can visit!

My friends and I visited this farm for Open Creamery Day. The cheese was delicious. They gave us a…read moretour of the farm showing their ornate, beautiful pumpkins and where they make their tasty cheeses. We also saw their spacious barn and fields. My friends and I sat on top of a small hill overlooking the farm for about 20 minutes and just enjoyed the fall colors, green fields, the brook and pond. It is a gorgeous farm. The two owners have advanced degrees in agriculture.

December 5th was the last Gardiner Art Walk for this year. It was a balmy 8° outside, the coldest…read morenight so far. But the smell of homemade meatballs lured me into the gallery! Yes. Meatballs. Alan Claude studio always has fabulous food for art walk night, tonight was meatballs and tiramisu. Delish!!!! I looked through the 8x10 prints to find some winter scenes to bring home. But did get a little overwhelmed by the amount people sharing the gallery and shop space and had to duck out. But! He always runs a really good sale for the 8x10s, where you can pick three for one set price. So I've made my list, I'm checking it twice and I'm sending my Santa back to pick them up. Nobody how busy the gallery is, Alan himself ALWAYS makes a point to greet every single person that steps in the door. He's also happy to take photos and sign art!

Was delighted to find an Alan Claude Gallery on our recent visit to Gardiner, ME! His work is…read morestunning and quintessential Maine. There is something for every ME fan to enjoy. Original pieces, popular prints in many sizes, calendars, and assorted cards fill the historic space. Insider tip: free bookmarks.

Wonderful working space; terrific to visit during Gardiner art walks. Artists are accessible and…read morefriendly.

Artdogs is a great building in the historic district of Gradiner. It has been restored to house…read morefive artist's studios, and an open access fine art press Circling the Square. There is an exhibition space at the press and a super community of artist's. Check them out!

Tracy is very authentic. I was very curious as it was a spiritual modality that was unknown to me…read more Something drew me to ask her more about it and eventually sit down and have a reading. She accurately painted the picture of a situation that was happening and a solution that I already knew but was hesitant on. It was very comforting to connect with grandparents that had passed before my birth. She has a beautiful aura and comforting way of relaying the message that is intended for you.

Tracy is the real deal! I went to a metaphysical fair and said to myself I wasnt going to have a…read morereading unless someone really "spoke" to me. I was about to leave, stopped at Tracy's table and was intrigued by the bone castings. I felt a beautiful, inviting vibe from her and decided to have a reading. It was 100% spot on! I am still surprised by how eerily accurate this reading was. My friend and I still talk about it to this day! And bonus, Tracy is one of the kindest souls I've come across! I can't wait to see her again and have another reading and experience!

Great fair and fairgrounds in Pittston in July. Not the biggest fair in Maine, but one of the…read morenicest. It is referred to as the friendliest fair in Maine. Lots of rides, museums, strawberry activities for the kids, tons of fair food, games, activities and so much more. We watched the pig scramble on the first day as well as the oxen pull. Really fun. It was raining part of the day, but the pulling arena in covered, so no problem. I had a great fried dough and fresh French fries. Awesome. There could be more rides and food, but it is a small town fair. I have been to almost every fair in Maine sometime in my life and I love fairs.

Delightful small theater that offers a variety of events. Worth paying attention to: they have been…read moregetting great acts. It's nice to have a small theater; there is no bad seat and the atmosphere is intimate.

New Randolph residents here! We attended our first event at Johnson Hall this past weekend…read more Feed Your Neighbor, a fundraiser for Chrysalis Place - the local food bank. We were warmly welcomed, and graciously thanked for attending. It was like going home to family, not a stiff cold theater at all! The inside has been extensively renovated and is BEAUTIFUL! When you purchase a drink at the bar, it comes in a reusable, lidded cup. Please save this!!! You save $1 on drinks the next time you come! I loved learning the history of this historic building. Can't wait to be back for another event.

The DU team puts their heart and sole into their work. They care about every child and strive to…read moremake the experience memorable for all. Two of my kids went through DU and they always were made to feel valued. Thanks for all you do!

this is the worst studio ever do NOT go here i was there for 8+ years and the end was so bad i…read morecried ever time i thought of going to dance there. i was told the most hurtful things like to go on a diet 11 years old and the fact that mrs marie told my class that our "mommy's and daddy's and grandparents " were not going to love us anymore i was 12 when that happened and mrs bri is the worst she picks favorites and is just a rude teacher and is a terrible mother and teacher. i hope you take me seriously because this place was HELL