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Located amidst stately pines and white birch on the western shore of Wesserunsett Lake, Lakewood is the State Theater of Maine and America's oldest and most famous summer theater. Lakewood's tradition is long in years, deep in sentiment, and steadfast in endurance. Now entering its 120th Season, Lakewood offers exceptional performances of comedies, dramas, musicals, and children's shows from late-May through mid-September. We invite you to experience the excitement of live theater. (Curated content from www.lakewoodtheater.org)
The Arts
Welcome to the home of Central Maine’s party, meeting, and family entertainment stop! Come in and enjoy regular 10 pin bowling, weekend Rock n’ Bowl or our large assortment of arcade games. We also have 5 regulation size coin operated pool tables located in our Corner Pocket Room. (Curated content from www.centralmainefamilyfun.com)
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At 4,237 feet tall, Sugarloaf offers the best winter playground you could imagine, but it's the people (the Sugarloafers) that make it special! They preach the Sugarloaf gospel across the globe, taking our ubiquitous blue triangle with them. All it takes is one visit and you'll be a Sugarloafer for life. (Curated content from www.sugarloaf.com)
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Mountain
The Friendliest Mountain Around! (Curated content from www.titcombmountain.com)
Mountain
With lift access above 4,000’, a vertical drop of 2,000’, 68 runs, and 225” of annual snowfall, Saddleback has always been one of the most impressive ski mountains in New England. (Curated content from www.saddlebackmaine.com)
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As part of its mission as a collecting and teaching museum, the Colby College Museum of Art houses a diverse collection with a focus on American and contemporary art. The American Heritage Collection, gift of Edith and Ellerton Jetté, includes 76 works by American folk artists. The gift of the Lunder Collection in 2013 constitutes one of the most important art collections ever to be donated to a liberal arts college, and it provides an important complement to earlier holdings of 19th-, 20th-, and 21st-century American sculpture, late-19th-century American painting, Stieglitz circle and contemporary art. (Curated content from museum.colby.edu)
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Located in Maine's north woods, Mt. Kineo is a majestic peninsula on Moosehead Lake with 800-foot cliffs. The well-maintained trails provide stunning views and serve as the perfect picnic setting. (Curated content from visitmaine.com)
Representatives of Plymouth Colony were the first English to actually live here. In 1625, on a river expedition to find a place to trade agricultural products for Indian furs, Plymouth pilgrims chose the east shore for their "House at Kennebeck". The post, probably built in 1628, was operated by the original traders and, later, by Plymouth Company with varying degrees of success, until it was abandoned some time between 1669 and 1676. (Curated content from www.augustamaine.gov)
Historic
The Children's Discovery Museum of Central Maine has a mission to ignite curiosity and celebrate learning through play. The Museum is not yet open to the public, but we are working hard to finalize the design and fabrication of our brand new space. We can't wait for you to come and play! (Curated content from www.childrensdiscoverymuseum.org)
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Our facility has twenty candlepin bowling lanes with free bumpers available for the little ones, a great arcade area for all ages, and a complete food menu at Splitters Sports Bar & Grille. Saturday nights the lights go down for Rock & Bowl. You pick the songs, we play them. (Curated content from 1710bowl.com)
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