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 Flea Markets: Indoor, Outdoor, Hunt For Bargains!
Summer, Spring & Fall: There is something about flea markets that attract people in search of bargains. You never know what you may find and that is half the fun. You can usually find flea markets filled with off priced items that are sometimes seconds or salvage items as well as antique scattered amongst many other items. If you travel up Route 1 along the coast you will usually come across an outside flea market with vendors offering their wares. One such place is Cascade Flea Market on Route 1 in Scarborough. It is right on the corner of 1 and the road that leads you into Old Orchard Beach. There you will find a field of tables lined with everything from dishes, to jewelry to knock off Louis Vuitton bags. It’s fun to just browse through the tables to see what you will find. Most of the vendors come back every year but, there are some new ones offering great bargains for all the eager shoppers. Another place to stop is on Route 1 in Newcastle at Foster’s Flea Market. This
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Portland: Entertain The Kids This Weekend
Winter,Spring,Summer & Fall: Looking for fun things to do with kids in the Portland area? Portland is full of great things for families to do both inside and out. The Children’s Museum is always a big hit with several learn by doing exhibits. The kids will love the interactive TV studio and being at the controls of the rocket ship. Another great place to visit is the Southworth Planetarium on the University of Southern Maine campus. They offer a whole host of programs that cater to all ages and have a great matinee schedule for the younger crowd. The Portland Public Library and their children’s room is always a big hit. Beside a huge assortment on children’s books they offer an event schedule which includes artist, performers and arts and craft days. If it’s time outside your kids are yearning for there is Spring Point Lighthouse in South Portland that’s a must do. Walking out on the breakwater to reach the lighthouse is always a fun adventure. In addition to a great sandy beach, there is also Fort
(Greater Portland)
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Snowmobiling: Paradise Found
Fall: Snowmobiling season runs from early December through mid April. The lakes generally are frozen by Christmas. The State of Maine offers many varieties of snowmobiling activities, from its thousands of miles of trails, forests, and lakes to its many snowmobiling rodeos, trips, and clubs. Five of the most visited areas include: Baxter State Park, Jackman-Moose River, Moosehead Lake, Rangeley Lakes and Aroostook County. Some
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Winterfest Freeport: Where The Snow Comes To Life
Winter: This winter, don’t miss out on one of Freeport’s newer traditions: Winterfest. You can enjoy watching an ice and snow carving contest that has professional and amateur sculptors from all over the United States competing for first place. This yearly event offers ice fishing, food, raffles, and giveaways. There is also a life size
(Greater Portland)
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Children’s Theatre: Where Kids Run The Show
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall: The Children’s Theatre of Maine is one of the oldest children’s theater’s in the United States. The theatre is a place for children to express their creativity and explore learning through acting. The Children’s theatre is designed to get kids and adults interested in live theatre. The theatre offers
(Greater Portland)
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Bike Rally: Bicycle Coalition Of Maine
Summer This is a three day event with something for everyone to enjoy. There are over thirty rides to enjoy, both on and off road. Some rides are as short as five miles and as long as one hundred. In addition to bike riding there are
(Greater Portland)
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