A great little gem on the coast of Maine. It was worth the long drive we took to get there but if…read moreyou are headed up the coast, you should make sure to stop. They have quite a number of buildings with exhibits in each and docents to help you along the way. They've done an extremely nice job with their presentation and items. And if you like boats, they have lots of boats and boat history! For me, having grown up in New England with family that goes back several hundred years, looking at some of the antique furniture was like looking at my childhood home :)

Local gem. Historic buildings. Fun to take the kids. You can spend hours or you can take a quick…read morekid friendly trip. It is a nonprofit in a small town and being from DC I didn't mind paying admission for a smaller museum. Kids can interact with some of the exhibits. They also offer kid friendly programs. Make sure to visit the historic church First Congregation on the property. It was a nice day and kids could also use the pond to steer remote control boats. Great stop in a charming town.

I've lived in Maine most of my life yet have never been "IN" Bangor. I've passed through a hundred…read moretimes. Attended the annual Witches Walk yesterday at the Bangor Waterfront Park. The event itself was so much fun - we will definitely do that again! The waterfront park is beautiful. Clean. Pretty. Spread out. Convenient to downtown. I want to come back in the summer when the docks are in.

This has been my go to place for fresh apples and cider. Pick you own seems to go on and on for…read moremany weeks with different varieties available every week.

Beautiful local course. I stopped to play the back nine after spending the day in Bangor. Everyone…read moreI met here was kind and it was a very fair course. The sun started to set as I finished. Great course conditions, affordable rate, and I highly recommend!

Rocky Knoll is one of my favorite local courses to play. Course is kept in good condition, everyone…read morethat works here is very friendly. The course offers a good amount of easy and more difficult holes so it is good for all skill levels. I find the cost to be fair, they also offer special Fall deals. The Pub inside offers a full bar and food menu so it's great to be able to grab lunch following your round.

I have seen many wonderful plays there. Never to be disappointed. The group who runs the Grand are…read moregreat stewards of this historical building, and a real asset to our community with thier kids programs. They also offer the best popcorn with real butter at all the shows, and even have local beers on tap. Who could ask for more!

Indie movies in the middle of nowhere. A great treat. Call and check for hours- this is no AMC…read more Just an old art deco theatre ;)

met Ray years ago.. and then about 10 years later took my grandson to his new location ( before he…read morehad an old school bus); took pictures of his stuff on the walls ( with his permission) and even one of him with his grandson holding a magazine that contained an article about him...

I have one of my buddies squirrel. He made for me years ago. I brought it with me to Oklahoma. I…read morelived up that way and always stop to see my Bud. I wore a cowboy hat. I was his sassy squirrel girl. I hope to go back up there this coming year. He wanted me to open a food deal in that shack with him. Known him for years. So he'll ready my man this sassy squirrel Kim Walker of Winganon, Oklahoma

My family loves coming to see movies here. The Alamo is a small, intimate movie theatre in…read moreBucksport. They usually play one movie at a time, which definitely helps reduce the overwhelm of trying to choose a movie. There is one register where you pay for everything: movie tickets, popcorn, candy & drinks. Prices are way better than what you pay at large movie theaters. Definitely recommend if you're visiting the area. Also family and disability friendly.

This was always so much fun! The best part, aside from participating in the productions, was how…read moreyou always saw EVERYONE you knew after the shows... And they always had a varied program, with something for everyone. Good times!

summer 1985. I was 21. Castine Maine for the summer doing Cold Comfort Theater ... hmmm.... did I…read moreeven get paid? I can't recall much cash, but I was rich in friendship, love, food, and laughs. there was a group of about 20 putting on 3 or 4 shows. it was very social and oft times quite hectic. fond memories.