Mid-coast Maine is considered to be the area between Brunswick and Belfast, including Bath, Boothbay, Camden, Damariscotta, Lincolnville, Rockland and Wiscasset. It is one of the most culturally infused, dynamic and of course scenic areas in the beautiful state of Maine. Each city, town, and village in the area offers things to do for young and old, local and from "away".
With this in mind we are sharing a list of 50 free things to do in Mid-Coast Maine. Once a week we will share a new FREE thing you can do before, after and while you are visiting us on your next Maine windjammer vacation. 
1.) Tour Mid-coast Maine's many art galleries
Blue Water Fine Arts featuring Barbara Ernst Prey’s watercolors in Port Clyde, Harbor Square Galleryin Rockland, Neal Parent’s Gallery in Belfast, and Bayview Gallery in Brunswick.
The Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland will have several exhibitions running this summer as well and include: sculpture was originally on exhibit for the exterior of the New York State Pavilion at the New York World's Fair in New York City in 1964.
Four in Maine- Susan Groce, Chris Pinchbeck, Sam Van Aken, Brian White
Showing March 07, 2009 thru May 24, 2009
Jamie Wyeth – Seven Deadly Sins
showing May 16, 2009 thru August 30, 2009
Robert Indiana and the Star of Hope
Showing June 20, 2009 thru October 25, 2009
While we are excited about each of these exhibitions we are anxiously awaitingng Robert Indiana's showing. It will include some of his best known themes – LOVE, the American dream, and his Marsden Hartley Elegy series – as well as more recent work such as the HOPE sculpture. One of his pieces you will be able to see while perusing downtown Rockland. You won't miss it as it will sit atop the Farnsworth at 18-feet-11-inches high! The sculpture consists of five circles with the word "EAT" spelled out twice in flashing letters. It was originally on exhibit for the exterior of the New York State Pavilion at the New York World's Fair in New York City in 1964.
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