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Traditional, the service offers rides to such destinations as The Ogunquit Playhouse, Wells Beach, Dock Square in Kennebunkport, and other popular summertime spots.

Want to see Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at the Ogunquit Playhouse in Maine? We've got your chance to win tickets.

“Particularly the firefighters aren’t lifeguards, this is not something they do every day. Firefighter Pierce did a great job getting those two folks to shore, and then evacuated them and transported them to the hospital for evaluation. So, kudos to him.”

“The Queen’s Gambit” is playing out in real life in Maine, where a custodian is coaching his schools’ chess teams to national acclaim.

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“Particularly the firefighters aren’t lifeguards, this is not something they do every day. Firefighter Pierce did a great job getting those two folks to shore, and then evacuated them and transported them to the hospital for evaluation. So, kudos to him.”

A poll of 3,000 families sought to reveal the “secret beaches they would most like to visit this summer.”

Ogunquit Performing Arts presents the second concert of its 2023 spring and fall music series, with Andy Happel and his Los Galactacos String Band

“When you have dinner on the beach at one of the picnics I set up, it’s going to be a definite core memory," said Megan Petrus, of Sunrise Picnics.

The Marginal Way, once an old Native American trail, is now a famous south coastal Maine attraction. Like the trail, the film roams through the Ogunquit Village, following the artists, fishermen, hippies, hermits, and the pensioners who call this place home. A portrait of Ogunquit, Maine, The Marginal Way is told through the lives of its residents and tourists in the summer of 1973. This hour-long film was shown nationally on PBS through WNET New York.