September/October 2016
Freeport Fall Festival, LL Bean Campus, 23 Depot St, Freeport. Also October 2. Over 100 artists exhibit works ranging from photography, oil, watercolor, mixed media, fi ne craft and jewelry set to the tunes of live musical performances throughout the day. The two-day event is free and includes children-focused fun and activities for the whole family. For more information, visit:
www.freeportfallfestival.com
Sunday, October 2nd
Maine Marathon, 7:45am Baxter Blvd, Portland. Proceeds to benefi t the Dream Factory of Maine, which grants dreams to critically and chronically ill children from ages 3-18. For more information, visit:
www.mainemarathon.com
Saturday, October 8th
Music with a Mission, 7:00pm North Windham Union Church, 723 Roosevelt Trail, Windham. Performance by Schooner Fare. Proceeds will benefi t the North Windham Union Church and other local non-profi ts. This concert series showcases local artists and offers an opportunity for the congrega- tion and community to gather in fellowship and raise money for worthy causes. For tickets and information, visit:
www.mwamconcerts.com
Ongoing
Wednesdays Drop-in Reiki Clinic, Center for Balanced Living, 74 Lunt Rd, Falmouth 2:00-4:00pm on 2nd and 4th Wednes- days each month, 15-minute treatments, donation only. For more information, call 781-5100 or visit
www.mainecenterforbal-
ancedliving.com
Successful Balanced Living Radio Show, WMPG 90.9 FM
Starting September 21, 1:00-1:30pm weekly. Tune in to hear our own Market- ing Director, Lynda Adams (aka Host L.A.), interview weekly guests who will share their knowledge to help you take the steps needed to fi nd fulfi llment and success in all areas of your life: physically, mentally and spiritually. Also listen to live stream or to previously aired shows at
wmpg.org
Thursdays
Meditation Group, Center for Balanced Living, 74 Lunt Rd, Falmouth 6:30-7:00pm weekly. Donations accepted. Call 781-5100 if you plan to attend.
www.mainecenterforbalancedliving.com
Fridays
First Friday Art Walk, Portland’s Arts District, Portland. Portland's First Friday Art Walk is the state of Maine's largest free monthly cultural event. On the fi rst Friday of every month, the galleries, museums, alternative venues and streets of downtown Portland celebrate the creative culture that makes us one of the best small cities in the country. For more information, visit:
www.liveworkportland.org
Wolfe’s Neck Farm Fall Festival, 10:00am-3:00pm 184 Burnett Rd, Freeport. Celebrate sustainable agriculture with music, animal interactions, pumpkin hayrides and more. For more information, visit:
www.wolfesneckfarm.org
Saturday, October 15th
Portland Firefi ghters MDA 5K, 7:30am Eastern Promenade, Portland. Portland Professional Firefi ghters Local 740 will be hosting a 5k with all proceeds going to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Awards for the fastest Public Safety member! For more information, visit:
www.mdaevent.org/portlandfi re5k
Saturday, October 22nd
Fiddle-icious Concert, 7:30pm Gorham High School, 41 Morrill Ave, Gorham. An orchestra of diverse, enthusiastic Maine musicians playing fi ddles, guitars, fl utes, banjos, tin whistles, accordions, cellos, violas, mandolins, harps, stand-up bass and other instruments. For a list of other performances in Lewiston, Topsham, Au- gusta and Farmington, visit:
www.fi ddle-
icious.com
Saturday, October 29th
Integrative Health in Athletic Performance Symposium, 9:00am-2:30pm Hannaford Hall, University of Southern Maine, Portland, ME. Learn how alterna- tive medicine can reduce injuries, enhance mental focus and improve personal records. Hear presentations from top physicians, researchers and professional athletes. Brought to you by the Center for Wellness Leadership and hosted by Dr. Lisa Belisle of Maine Magazine and Love Maine Radio. Complete schedule and online registration at:
wellnessleadership.org
Saturday, November 5th
Moonlight Madness, 10th Annual Fall Fundraiser & Silent Auction, 7:00pm Camp Ketcha, 336 Black Point Rd, Scarborough. Enjoy a fun night out in support of Camp Ketcha’s mission to provide affordable year-round outdoor programs for children and families while working to preserve critical open spaces in the community. For more information, visit:
www.campketcha.org
Saturdays
The Maine Market, Riverbank Park, Westbrook What is a Maine Market? Anything made, grown or crafted in our great state. From Farmers, Artists, Crafters and more these Maine Citizens are showing what our great state has to offer. Fun for the whole family and located on the beautiful Presumpscot River. Operates from 8am-2pm every Saturday from July 9 to September 24. For more information, visit:
https://www.facebook.com/MaineMarket
Sundays
Sundays on the Boulevard, Baxter Boulevard, Portland Come on down to Baxter Boulevard – from May to October – and take advantage of one of the best views in Portland. From 9am-4pm you can ride bikes, run, picnic, and otherwise enjoy the car-free landscape! For more information: 207.874-8801
www.EssentialLivingMaine.com 33
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