Music & Entertainment
Russell & Jeff
Noon to 12:45PM PROST!! It's Oktberfest in Southwest Harbor! Russell and Jeff, MDI's acoustic/electric, original/eclectic, reggae/rock, blitzkrieg bop, knock your socks off duo will be doing it up again this year! We'll be switching off sets with the Tim Lewis Band, so come on down and let's PARTY! |
Tim Lewis
1:00PM to 4:45PM Southwest Harbor's own Singer/Songwriter Tim Lewis plays modern country upbeat music with a blend of folk/rock music. He plays acoustic guitar w/a background in percussion instruments. His cover songs are both traditional and mainstream, and he also writes and performs original songs. He has opened up for Nashville recording artists such as LeAnne Rimes, and Confederete Railroad at the Balsam Valley Ampitheater in Columbia Falls, Maine. He has performed all over Down East Maine. |
Seal Cove Auto Museum
The Seal Cove Auto Museum features early automobiles and motorcycles from the Brass Era (1895-1917). Antique auto enthusiasts as well as those who simply enjoy autos from the past will delight in this unique collection.
1928 Ford Model A Huckster
The Huckster is a style of vehicle used in the early part of the 20th century by peddlers. Normally built by converting a pick-up body,the rear of this type of vehicle was often fitted with a wood enclosure giving plenty of space for wares for sale, such as fruits and vegetables.
This 1928 Huckster was donated to the Museum by Barbara MacQuinn in honor of her late husband, Mr. Ronald P. MacQuinn. It was previously owned by Harry Owen of the Stone Barn Farm in Bar Harbor in the 1960s. The MacQuinns bought the Huckster from Owen in 1994, with the intention of restoring the automobile; however, Mr. MacQuinn passed away before he was able to complete the restoration. His friends Les Brewer, Gordon Young Jr, Craig Robbins, and others recently finished the job Mr. MacQuinn had always wanted completed.
The Seal Cove Auto Museum features early automobiles and motorcycles from the Brass Era (1895-1917). Antique auto enthusiasts as well as those who simply enjoy autos from the past will delight in this unique collection.
1928 Ford Model A Huckster
The Huckster is a style of vehicle used in the early part of the 20th century by peddlers. Normally built by converting a pick-up body,the rear of this type of vehicle was often fitted with a wood enclosure giving plenty of space for wares for sale, such as fruits and vegetables.
This 1928 Huckster was donated to the Museum by Barbara MacQuinn in honor of her late husband, Mr. Ronald P. MacQuinn. It was previously owned by Harry Owen of the Stone Barn Farm in Bar Harbor in the 1960s. The MacQuinns bought the Huckster from Owen in 1994, with the intention of restoring the automobile; however, Mr. MacQuinn passed away before he was able to complete the restoration. His friends Les Brewer, Gordon Young Jr, Craig Robbins, and others recently finished the job Mr. MacQuinn had always wanted completed.
The Great Ball Drop
Southwest Harbor Fire Department
Always a popular game! Balls are all numbered - purchase your favorite! The balls are then all placed in a bucket and dropped from the very top of Ladder 102. There's a prize for the winning number! Proceeds go to support programs at the Southwest Harbor Fire Department.
Southwest Harbor Fire Department
Always a popular game! Balls are all numbered - purchase your favorite! The balls are then all placed in a bucket and dropped from the very top of Ladder 102. There's a prize for the winning number! Proceeds go to support programs at the Southwest Harbor Fire Department.
Maine Bureau of Highway Safety
A fun, interactive setup with a giant 10'x15' inflatable corn hole board for attendees to try out using our drunk goggles. We try to keep the message very light and fun without being "preachy." We also have a 10'x10' pop up tent where guests can take the pledge to drive sober or use a DD for a chance to win a special prize! We love having the opportunity to share this positive community safety message at your event!
A fun, interactive setup with a giant 10'x15' inflatable corn hole board for attendees to try out using our drunk goggles. We try to keep the message very light and fun without being "preachy." We also have a 10'x10' pop up tent where guests can take the pledge to drive sober or use a DD for a chance to win a special prize! We love having the opportunity to share this positive community safety message at your event!
