Numerous historical activities including an artisan exhibition.

A live and silent auction will be taking place on March 12 at the Herbert Hotel in Kingfield. The auctin starts at 6 p.m. The proceeds are to support the Kingfield Festival Days that takes place the third weekend of July.

Come to Bethel and enjoy the fresh mountain air and the events of WinterFest 2011. Events includes: ice mountain viewing and ice climbing demonstrations, nordic, alpine, and snowshoe events, Maine Street rail jam (Thursday), ice skating, snowmobile events, snowgroomer rides, and lots more.

An indoor and outdoor festival featuring snow machine demonstrations from Model T snowmobiles to our 1914 Lombard Log Hauler. Exhibitors of pre-1991 vehicles — snow blowers, snow plows, snow rollers, snowmobiles, etc. — exhibit free.

Make the most of the snow and ice at Caribou’s winter carnival. Activities include music, dancing, lots of food including a chocolate festival, cribbage competitions, and other family fun.

You’ll find plenty of chocolate mousse (the dessert kind) and other treats on the shores of Maine’s largest lake during the Annual Moosehead Lake Chocolate Festival. Once again thirty-five chocolate chefs will prepare delicious chocolate delights — an entry fee entitles you to twelve sweet selections. For the kids, check out the special Children’s Corner with games, prizes, and foods. And don’t miss the silent and Chinese auctions.

A summer festival that has taken place in downtown Belfast's beautiful waterfront for the last fifteeen years is arguably one of the best outdoor arts events in Maine. More than eighty artists and their white tents are filled with a variety of fine arts and crafts ranging from paintings to photos, fiber and pottery, metalwork and jewelry.

A holiday celebration and silent auction featuring wreaths made by area artists and businesses.

A town-wide day of activities that include lobsterboat races, antique engine and lobsterboat exhibit, radio-control model racing, crafts for children, rowing race, and more.

 Celebrate a New England tradition with excellent music, great callers, and friendly dancers. For twenty-four years the Ralph Page Dance Legacy Weekend has been celebrating the music and dance traditions that we know as contra and square dancing — traditions that have been a part of New England for the past two hundred years!