KAH BANG Music - Art - Film
Win a Bundle !!
Each bundle will consist of 1 Full Film Festival pass good for all screenings, as well as a 2-day music pass for the 13th and 14th of August. Winners would be added to the guest list and passes made available at the beginning of the festival at [...]

Trolleys have an extensive history in Maine.  There is no better place to learn about Trolleys than The Seashore Trolley Museum. The Museum,  in Kennebunk Maine,  was founded in 1939 with one open trolley car, No. 31 from the Biddeford & Saco Railroad Company. Today, the collection has grown into the largest electric railway museum in the [...]

Maine is home to several mineral and gem collecting locations. Mineral mining is typically approached as a fun hobby or activity but can be done in an array of intensities. There are several mining locations between Bethel and South Paris: Bethel Outdoor Adventure, Songo Pond, Western Maine Mineral, Creaser Jewelers, Perham’s of West Paris, and [...]

Ship Building
Though shipbuilding has been an important part of Maine’s economy, wooden boatbuilding has had a longer history, one closely related to shipbuilding. From colonial times, fishermen built their own boats, which included pulling boats (wherries, double-enders now known as peapods, and dories), larger ketch-rigged boats (Hampton boats and small pinkies), sloop boats (Muscongus Bay boats and Friendship sloops), and small schooners.The first vessel built in Maine by Europeans was the [...]