As a singer and songwriter, Rick Charette has been capturing the hearts and spirits of young and old alike with his delightful and inspiring children’s songs. His performances blend original contemporary pop music and lyrics with imaginative activities that generate all kinds of audience participation.

Expert native landscaping staff from Skillin's Greenhouses will be on hand with a wide selection of native shrubs, small trees, andother plants that are hardy and attractive, while providing food and shelter for our birds and wildlife.

Learn about the industrious life of the honeybee and the role of the beekeeper. Parts of the bee hive and beekeeping equipment will be on display and experienced beekeepers will be available to answer your questions.

Join Jerome and Tina Richards, certified firearm, bow & crossbow hunter safety Instructors, for some hands-on fun with archery!

Representatives of several Maine and New England Indian tribes will be at the park for two full days with native dancers, drummers, craft vendors, singers, traditional food booths.

Join the owls and educators of Chewonki for a great night-time owling opportunity. Several live owls will be the stars of two short education programs while the park’s four owl species can be viewed in their normal habitats.

Join Bill Fournier as he uses a chain saw to create eagles, bears, and more.

The Maine Medical Center Research Institute will have lots of information about ticks and Lyme disease. Learn how to identify the different types of ticks found in Maine and get tips on prevention and basic information on the disease itself.

Combining skills in juggling, contortion, acrobatics, and choreography, Maine natives Matthew and Jason demonstrate team work, creativity, goal-setting, perseverance, and patience.

Sebago Trout Unlimited Chapter members will be on hand to teach popular fishing techniques.