Piscataquis County offers many memorable events, fairs and festivals throughout the year. Events kick-off in the spring with the Annual (Dover-Foxcroft Kiwanis-sponsored) Piscataquis River Race from Guilford to Dover-Foxcroft. June ushers in warmer weather and festivals such as Milo’s Black Fly Festival and Dover-Foxcroft’s beloved Whoopie Pie Festival (penned “Maine’s Sweetest Festival”), followed by the Piscataquis RiverFestival, held in Guilford in July. Right before the start of the new school year, families and children can enjoy the Piscataquis County Fair, held on the fairgrounds in Dover Foxcroft.
Free Medicare information sessions
The Eastern Area Agency on Aging and Northern Light Health invite the community to attend free presentations to learn all about Medicare
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TKB Trivia Knight
TKB Trivia Knight- Last Wednesday of the month. Come have fun with friends and family! All ages welcome.
Give A Duck About Piscataquis
Join us on Saturday, August 2 at 10:00 AM at Brown’s Mill Park for the first-ever Give a Duck About Piscataquis Duck Race!
Summer Theatre Workshop
Want to spend some time being theatrical this summer? We organizing a group of people both high-school age and adult who are interested in working on pieces for an August Variety-show type performance.
Community Summer Sing- Every Wednesday through August 27th!
community sing, sing-along, song, choir, chorus, harmony, Shiretown Singers
Annual Forrest Whitman Memorial Golf Tournament Hosted by Northern Light C.A. Dean Hospital
Annual Forrest Whitman Memorial Golf Tournament Hosted by Northern Light C.A. Dean Hospital
Peter Antoniou: Psychic Comedian
Peter Antoniou fuses his amazing and uncanny ability to read minds with razor sharp wit, story telling, and improvisational comedy to create unique live entertainment experiences. Center Theatre Thursday, Aug. 7 at 7PM
34th Annual Forest Heritage Days ?at Moosehead Lake
Join the 34th Annual Forest Heritage Days in Greenville, Maine, August 8?9. Enjoy logging history, woodsmen competitions, exhibits, and family activities in the beautiful Moosehead Lake region.
Sunken Steamboats of Moosehead Lake
In 1900 over 25 steamboats cruised Moosehead Lake ferrying tourists, sportsmen, businessmen, loggers, and cargo. While many were lost to the ages, some lie on the bottom in watery slumber. ...THIS FILM TELLS THEIR STORY. In Partnership with the Moosehead Marine Museum
