Group exhibit of fine art photographs depicting the scenic beauty of Deer Isle.
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You’ve heard that variety is the spice of life, but did you know that eating a wide assortment of seafood can actually help sustain ocean ecosystems?
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Learn about the growing effort along Maine’s coast to bring back this iconic species, including how alewives are managed and why MCCF is supporting a local effort in Bagaduce River communities.
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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.

Opening Reception on Sunday, June 2 from 2 to 5:30 PM at The Turtle Gallery, presenting Woodblock Prints by Gene Shaw and Dan Miller, Fresco work by Barbara Sullivan , Sculptural Tables by Wayne Hall, and Fiber works by Ed Bing Lee.
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An evening of music, food and special offers from establishments in Greater Stonington, including free popcorn at the Opera House, music at Inn on the Harbor, free samples from Stonington Provisions, late hours and discounts from retail shops
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Join us on the deck with Along for the Ride playing from 5:00-7:00
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The Deer Isle Artists Association Gallery opens the summer season with Graceful Objects with a reception with the artists to be held on June 9.
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Author Susan Shetterly will present a booktalk and signing for her book, "The Seaweed Chronicles: A World at the Water's Edge".
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Free coffee/tea and a homemade scone with butter and plenty of jam for all fathers! Free samples of all 15 flavors of jam, marmalade and chutney.

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.

Sign-ups for "Reading is a Hoot", a summer reading incentive program for kids ages 2-14, will begin on Monday, June 17, 2019 at the Library and will continue throughout the weeks
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Summer has arrived, and the Deer Isle Artists Association presents its second show of the season, “Roots, Blooms, and Gardens.” 
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Grayson Richmond and the owls of Birdsacre of Ellsworth Maine, will present a program featuring non-releasable, educational owls sharing their personal stories and marvelous species adaptations!
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Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries is excited to bring back Tall Tales, Fish Tails, & Damn Lies - a night of music and words from a fishing community.
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Pack a lunch and join us for the second talk in our summer series.
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The Evergreen Garden Club is excited to share seven delightful and diverse gardens from Little Deer Isle to Stonington. The tour is Saturday June 29th, 2019 (Raindate June 30th) 10 am to 3 pm.
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Art By Katy Gallery's heirloom apple orchard, multiple perennial gardens & shade gardens, and special exhibition preview of "A Stitch in Time" will be one of the 7 stops on the Evergreen Garden Club Island Garden Tour 2019.
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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.

The public is invited to the Art By Katy Gallery, 22 Weed Field Road, in Stonington to view "A Stitch in Time Exhibition". This exhibit showcases a unique folk art collection of vintage embroidered samplers crafted by unknown stitchery artists circa 1930s-1970s.
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A mix of art, jewelry, wearables, sculpture, and home decor. All items sold by the artisans themselves.
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Parade, live entertainment and fireworks!
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In addition to its regular gallery artists, the Kingman Gallery is opening a solo exhibit, Making the Ordinary Extraordinary, photographs by Lynn Karlin.
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An evening of music, food and special offers from establishments in Greater Stonington on the first Friday of the month.
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Opera House Arts 2019 Gala. Cocktails & hors-d'oeuvres; dinner & live auction. Special gala performance.

The Fastest Boats on the Coast!
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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.

Turtle Gallery's second opening of the summer on July 7, 2019.

Meet the artists at an opening reception on Sunday, July 7 from 2 to 5:30 at The Turtle Gallery.
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Everything astounds  in “Free Form,” the latest show at the Deer Isle Artists Association that runs from July 2 - 14.  Painting, woodworking, jewelry, fiber, pottery, mixed media; viewers will find a number of surprising interpretations of this theme by local artists at the DIAA Gallery.
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Visit with baby rabbits! Tour a certified organic working farm. Explore Rabbit Island. Bring a lunch and picnic at the shore. Swim in Crockett Cove. Bird watch. Search the beach for treasures.
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Special Civil War Exhibit on site at the Deer Isle-Stonington Historical Society, Route 15A, Sunset on Deer Isle.
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Special Civil War Exhibit on site at the Deer Isle-Stonington Historical Society, Route 15A, Sunset on Deer Isle.
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Come join us for a fun filled day honoring our local fishing heritage.
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It has been written that photographs may be viewed as either mirrors or windows. Visitors to the Deer Isle Artists Association Gallery can ponder this question as they view the exhibit, “Just Photography,” running from July 16-28.
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Visit with baby rabbits! Tour a certified organic working farm. Explore Rabbit Island. Bring a lunch and picnic at the shore. Swim in Crockett Cove. Bird watch. Search the beach for treasures.
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Community Read Book Discussion on Kathryn Hall Page's book, "The Body in the Wake".
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