SUMMERTIME!

Sing the beautiful Franz Schubert “Mass in G major, D.167” with the Lincoln Festival Chorus this summer! Under the leadership of Artistic Director Linda Blanchard who is assisted by pianist and organist Sean Fleming, now is the perfect time to join Lincoln Festival Chorus as we celebrate our 44th season.

Composed in just a week in 1815 when the composer was 18, the “Mass in G” features the charming melodic writing and charm for which Schubert is known. The work will be performed on… Read more

Among the many fun pastimes on the Boothbay peninsula is the joy of hunting for unique items from our past. If "something old" is calling you, why not check out these stops? Who knows? You may find a treasure to bring back home.

Iron Horse Antiques and General Store isat the entrance to the Railway Village Museum on Route 27 in Boothbay.

It's the only multi-dealer antique shop in the Boothbay area and its large space includes items from 20 dealers, according to Cathy Blair,… Read more

The new show at Wiscasset’s Maine Art Gallery (MAG) continues to explore the heritage that flows from the Gallery’s founding artists forward to today’s generation -- a theme that began with last year’s 65th anniversary exhibit, “Generations.” The show runs May 2 - June 9, with an opening reception on Saturday, May 4, 5-7 p.m. Gallery hours are 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Thursday - Sunday.   “Generations: The Legacy of Mentors” contains two components; the first features Maine Art Gallery artists from… Read more

No visit to the coast of Maine is complete without seeing at least one lighthouse.

From Boothbay, it’s possible to see or visit no fewer than nine, all within easy distance. For more information, check http://mainelightstoday.com, Newenglandlighthouses.net, Maine.gov, Lighthousefriends.com and  … Read more

Boothbay Region Historical Society

Located in the 1874 home of Elizabeth F. Reed and the surrounding grounds of Fullerton Park, Boothbay Region Historical Society offers visitors six rooms full of artifacts, photographs, maps and memorabilia. For those interested in researching personal heritage, local archives including town records, newspapers, family histories, account books and more are also available. Keep an eye out for their forthcoming 2024 Speaker Series… Read more

There’s no better place in the Boothbay region to see Maine’s dramatic coastline than Ocean Point. No matter your schedule or the weather, it’s a must-see on every visitor’s bucket list. 

Take a break from busy downtown Boothbay Harbor to relax by the water and watch boats pass by Ram Island Lighthouse. At high tide, waves put on a show as they crash against rocky shores. When the water recedes, check for tingling sea life throughout wave-hidden tide pools. But the views don’t stop… Read more

If you take Route 96/Ocean Point Road off Route 27/Townsend Avenue in Boothbay Harbor, it will take you to the village of East Boothbay. There you will find the businesses the village is best known for – boatyards and shipyards.

Stop at East Boothbay General Store to pick up a picnic lunch, then hang a right onto Murray Hill Road to the Linekin Bay boat launch – about 500 yards – to view the ocean and enjoy your food.

There is public parking behind the East Boothbay Fire… Read more

The Boothbay and Wiscasset regions are destinations for summer visitors and vacationers who usually look to purchase something to remember their visit.

For decades, the downtown businesses in both towns have catered to visitors, as well as residents, by offering a wide variety of items for personal use or gift-giving.

You can find a multitude of items, from decorative pieces made by Maine artisans to the obligatory T-shirts and hats. There are bookstores, art galleries, toy… Read more

For half a century, sailors and boat enthusiasts have delighted in one of the Boothbay region’s most anticipated events. This year marks the 50th Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club Regatta, which takes place July 20 and 21 around the harbor and outside of Squirrel Island. It is the oldest regatta in Maine, according to regatta co-chair Bob Scribner.

“Running a regatta for this length of time has required a strong commitment from club members and leaders over the years,” Scribner said. He… Read more

As a sought-out Midcoast wedding destination, the Boothbay region provides the perfect backdrop for that quintessential Maine wedding. Couples seeking a unique and memorable wedding experience are captivated with picturesque land and seascapes, a robust selection of wedding services, and truly one-of-a-kind offerings that help make the special day one of their most memorable moments in life.

Knot-tiers are drawn to our diverse array of venues. Antique churches, waterfront resorts… Read more