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.
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All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast and Silent Auction
AYCE Breakfast with Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Ham, Pancakes, Jeannette's Baked Beans, Home Fries and more. Check out the many auction items and make a few bids. Some of the good things that will be available: Pontoon Boat Day Rental, $200 Gift Certificate at the new French Bakery in Sebec, 2 cases of synthetic oil, LOTS of other Gift Certificates from local businesses and restaurants, and who knows what other treasures will be available?!
Berenice Abbott's Greenwich Village Gallery Show @ Monson Arts
Monson Arts Gallery Show of Berenice Abbott's Greenwich Village in Monson, Maine.
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Piscataquis County Parent Expo
Parents, soon-to-be parents, and families, join us for a special day of activities just for you! The Piscataquis Parent Expo will feature prize drawings, kids games, lunch/snacks, car seat safety checks, touch a truck, face painting, teddy bear clinic, resources for parents, vendors, and more...and best of all, there is no charge to attend!
Saturday Specials
Saturday Specials Lily Cat Antiques Monson $2 items. Every Saturday this summer, we will have a table out front filled with items that are just $2.
Three Rivers Kiwanis Annual Yard Sale and Auction
Three Rivers Kiwanis will be holding their annual Yard Sale Aug 23 and 24 from 8am to 5pm. The Auction will be Aug 23 from 5pm-8pm. There will be food and beverages available during the auction.
