The Maine Whoopie Pie Festival Is Coming Back in October
The Maine Whoopie Pie Festival is planning on coming back in-person this fall.
This year we can plan for the Maine Whoopie Pie Festival to take place in-person Saturday, October 2nd from 10 AM - 4 PM.
We usually get to enjoy the festival in the height of summer but, by weighing the continuing coronavirus pandemic situation and the roll of vaccinations at a slow pace currently, the Whoopie Pie Festival is holding off until October.
A change that we will see this year is the location of where the Maine Whoopie Pie Festival will take place. It will still be located in Dover-Foxcroft but will take place at the Piscataquis Valley Fairgrounds as opposed to the main street of Downtown Dover-Foxcroft.
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The Maine Whoopie Pie Festival Is Coming Back October 2nd
The Maine Whoopie Pie Festival is planning on coming back in-person this fall.
This year we can plan for the Maine Whoopie Pie Festival to take place in-person Saturday, October 2nd from 10 AM - 4 PM.
We usually get to enjoy the festival in the height of summer but, by weighing the continuing coronavirus pandemic situation and the roll of vaccinations at a slow pace currently, the Whoopie Pie Festival is holding off until October.
A change that we will see this year is the location of where the Maine Whoopie Pie Festival will take place. It will still be located in Dover-Foxcroft but will take place at the Piscataquis Valley Fairgrounds as opposed to the main street of Downtown Dover-Foxcroft.
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The Curran Homestead based out of Orrington has a long tradition of keeping traditional skills and long lost ways of life alive by educating Mainers and all visitors of what life was like in rural Maine during the late 1800s into the 1900s.
Now, the museum will be housing a long-lost New England treasure at the homestead for visitors to check out.
The museum announced in a Facebook post on Sunday that a 1894 Herschell-Armitage horse carousel will be moved to the Curran Homestead this spring and be operating by 2022.
Here s what the post says:
Update. We have hired the engineering firm Nickerson & ODay of Brewer, ME to move our carousel building starting as early as April!