New and gently used indoor and outdoor Christmas decorations, linens, toys, ornaments, tins, trees and much more. There will also be gift items. Donations accepted and FMI: 778-3808, 778-4349 Benefit the winter maintenance fund
Read MoreFamily Game Night & Dessert Potluck is Wednesday Night and through the Winter Months to come!!! Mark your Calendars and make sure to join us @ 6 PM!Bring your favorite games or learn new ones... Bring your Board games, cards, chess, checkers backgammon and so much more....Bring a dessert to share,or snacks, we will provide Decaf coffee and teas…
Read MoreFree Small Business Advising for the Jay area. Are you thinking about starting a business? Or do you already own one? There’s a free business resource program in Jay ready to help you with starting, maintaining and growing your business. The business advising is free and confidential. Once a month, every last Thursday starting Nov. 30 at the Jay…
Read MoreOnce again, this year’s Titcomb Mountain Holiday Auction will be held on Friday evening, December 1, 2017 at Calzolaio Pasta Company in Wilton. The auction which is sponsored by the Farmington Ski Club and the Titcomb Ski Club Education Foundation is in its twenty second year and continues to bring the community together in a fun evening for a…
Read MoreFirst Friday ArtwalkDecember 1, 5-8pm Kingfield MaineArtists residing in the mountain villages come together to share their creations born out of the need to create.Repurposing used skis by painting the landscapes of Maine, Hiking and capturing spectacular views or a moment in time with a camera and keen eye, gathering spalted maple, walnut or…
Read MoreOnce again this year, the Old South Youth Group will host an Open House at Coat & Cupboard, 227 Main Street (in the rear of the building). We offer free coats, hats, and ski pants, as well as boots and blankets. We'll also have free hot chocolate and baked goods to enjoy. In addition, the Old South Youth Group is launching a new project---The…
Read MoreThe first Saturday in December marks this annual celebration in downtown Farmington. The days events include parade with earmuffs showcased on all of the floats, special sales at downtown businesses, a dip on Clearwater Lake by the local Polar Bear Club, gingerbread contest and more. The Taste of Farmington event held in the afternoon is an…
Read MoreThe Festival of Trees is a fundraiser by the Farmington Rotary Club when area businesses decorate Christmas Trees and donate for auction. Trees are view-able from noon until 6pm with the auction beginning at 6pm.
Read MoreFind the perfect locally-made gift from a huge assortment of arts and crafts spanning the entire student center at the University of Maine at Farmington!
Read MoreVolunteers will assist others in building interior storm windows for themselves or for others in the Greater Franklin County Area. If you receive fuel assistance, you may qualify for up to six FREE interior windo panels. Otherwise, panels are very affordable at $1.50 linear/ft. Call United Way at 778-5048
Read MoreWe will be having a photos with Santa and The Grinch and serving hot chocolate/cookies and there will be a Fresh cut Christmas Tree sale
Read MoreThe UMF Community Chorus under the direction of Bruce McInnes with Patricia Hayden, organist, will present their annual Holiday Concert on Sunday, Dec. 3, at 3 p.m., in Old South Church, Main Street in Farmington. This year’s concert is formatted as an Advent Festival of Lessons and Carols. Readings from scripture and poetry will complement the…
Read MoreThe Rangeley Lakes Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the 14th annual Mountain Holly Days event is scheduled for Thursday, December 7th through Sunday, December 10th. There will be shopping and dining specials, refreshments, horse-drawn wagon rides, special festivities, family activities, tasting events and contests. Mountain Holly…
Read MoreVolunteers will assist others in building interior storm windows for themselves or for others in the Greater Franklin County Area. If you receive fuel assistance, you may qualify for up to six FREE interior windo panels. Otherwise, panels are very affordable at $1.50 linear/ft. Call United Way at 778-5048
Read MoreEach year, St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Wilton provides area children an opportunity to shop for inexpensive gifts at Santa's Workshop for their adult loved ones. While children shop with the help of elves, adults are treated to refreshments in the kitchen. The children then have their finds giftwrapped. Items are arranged on tables by…
Read MoreOn December 9th, 2017, the Herbert Grand Hotel, located at 246 Main Street in Kingfield, will open McGregor’s Pub. In doing so, the century old family owned and operated hotel creates another destination for locals and tourists. The December 9th celebration features the musical talents of Celtic duo Stanley and Grimm from 5pm until 8…
Read MoreSinging sacred, secular and silly, songs of the seasonNorthfield, the vocal ensemble based in Farmington, will continue their tradition of seasonal celebrations with two performances over the weekend of December 9 and 10, 2017.The music, sung in an a cappella style, will include some holiday music, as well as an eclectic mix of sacred, secular and…
Read MoreWREATH OF HOPEFundraiser for Special Olympics (Team Leaping Lizards) will be starting Nov.21st- Dec. 31st Remember those you love with a light that shines on. The Wreath of Hope will be displayed on the Rte. 2 side of Hope Association building. The wreath will have lights of Blue, Green, and Yellow.(Tickets are $5 each) Blue Light: In Memory of a…
Read MoreDoors open at 6 pm for the largest community fundraiser for the ECU Heat Share Fuel Assistance Fund will feature a jam session at 6:15 pm, with concert to follow at 7 pm. This year the Christmas Concert will feature Andrew Harris, Theater Dept Director/Chairperson of the USM and DeerTrees Theatre with a dramatic recitation of "A Child's…
Read MoreFree horse drawn wagon rides will take your child to various locations throughout downtown for fun holiday activities, all leading up to the final stop at the Homestead bakery for a visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Wagon pick up locations at the Homestead and Farmington Public Library 11-2.
Read MoreJohn Rosenwald, scholar, teacher, and collector, will speak on "The Most Amazing Man of the Nineteenth Century", an overview of the work of William Morris, on Sunday, December 17th at 2:30 in the North Dining Hall at UMF in Farmington. The talk is free and open to the public. William Morris (in only one lifetime) was a Pre-Raphaelite painter, a…
Read MoreChristmas Candlelight ServiceDec 17 at 3 pmBring a flashlight!http://reedsmillchurch.org/
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