The Mystery of Eels takes you on a journey to unlock the secrets of eels and learn about the iconic role they’ve played in culture, economics, and ecosystems around the globe. From the cold rivers of Maine to the eel festivals of Japan, and the faraway lands of New Zealand; Prosek’s journey teaches the history of this mysterious species and the threats this fish may face in the future.
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Vegetables - Baked Goods - Cheeses - Meat - Prepared Foods - Crafts
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A weekly tour of Haystack’s campus is offered throughout the summer on Wednesdays at 1:00 pm and lasts approximately one hour.
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A mix of art, jewelry, wearables, sculpture, and home decor. All items sold by the artisan themselves.
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Enjoy an amazing and interactive large-scale musical in the world of Hans Christian Andersen’s fascinating tale.
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Island Heritage Trust: Medicinal Plant Walk & Workshop with Brighid Doherty, herbalist & gardener, at Scott's Landing Preserve, every 3rd Saturday June through October at 10:00 am.
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Come join us for a fun filled day honoring our local fishing heritage.
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From June to October, sculptor Peter Beerits offers an informal tour of Nellieville, his quirky, found object installation of a Western town, juke joint, general store, Arthurian Grail castle, wizard's tower and a church-in-the-woods.
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An evening market and gathering place to shop for and enjoy locally grown sustainable goods.
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Vegetables - Baked Goods - Cheeses - Meat - Prepared Foods - Crafts
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A weekly tour of Haystack’s campus is offered throughout the summer on Wednesdays at 1:00 pm and lasts approximately one hour.
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A mix of art, jewelry, wearables, sculpture, and home decor. All items sold by the artisan themselves.
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The annual event at the Deer Isle Artists Association, the “All Member 12 x 12 Show” opens July 21 and runs through August 3. Stays open until 7 pm on Friday, July 21 for DIS Friday-Deer Isle.
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What are you doing DIS Friday? Join our community in DEER ISLE VILLAGE for food, friends, fun, local specials, pop-up market, and discounts at participating Chamber businesses!
Join us for an Artists' Reception for Roz Sommer: In the Garden, peony paintings; and Maureen Farr: Around the House, tiny paper houses.
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What are you doing DIS Friday? Join our community in DEER ISLE VILLAGE for food, friends, fun, local specials, pop-up market, and discounts at participating Chamber businesses!
The exhibit includes work by Jon Imber, Hannah Bureau, Elizabeth Hoy, Robin Reynolds, Niva Shrestha and Jay Wu.
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The annual event at the Deer Isle Artists Association, the “All Member 12 x 12 Show” opens July 21 and runs through August 3. Please join us for a reception with the artists on Sunday, July 23, from 4–6 PM.
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An evening market and gathering place to shop for and enjoy locally grown sustainable goods.
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Explore the possibilities of gluten-free baking, with Edible Island and Margie Litman.
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Vegetables - Baked Goods - Cheeses - Meat - Prepared Foods - Crafts
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A weekly tour of Haystack’s campus is offered throughout the summer on Wednesdays at 1:00 pm and lasts approximately one hour.
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An exotic, musical adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen story of the Emperor who is moved by the song of a plain gray bird, until he receives the gift of a jeweled mechanical bird with which he becomes obsessed.
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Please join us for a special evening with Jack Lenor Larsen on Wednesday July 26 at 7pm in the Gateway auditorium at Haystack.
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A mix of art, jewelry, wearables, sculpture, and home decor. All items sold by the artisan themselves.
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From June to October, sculptor Peter Beerits offers an informal tour of Nellieville, his quirky, found object installation of a Western town, juke joint, general store, Arthurian Grail castle, wizard's tower and a church-in-the-woods.
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At the turn of the last century, summer visitors began arriving in significant numbers on Deer Isle. People “from away,” they were called, or “the summer people,” or “rusticators.” The Deer Isle-Stonington Historical Society will tell the story through documents and photos from the archives, printing and blacksmithing demonstrations...
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Become a shark advocate through education & adventure.
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