Music & Entertainment
Banned from Eden
Noon to ~2:30PM Banned from Eden is a rock trio featuring lead vocals by each member of the band, tight ensemble singing of three-part harmonies, and polyphonic instrumental jams. We cover an eclectic mix of classic rock, R&B, country, blues, reggae, Latin, and jazz, and have a growing repertoire of infectious originals. If you like to boogie, we've got you covered! |
Jones'n ~3:00 - 5:00PM Jones'n' is a quartet that specializes in non-stop, energetic performances. We play 6 decades of popular & dance music and can turn any event into a party. |
Island Arts Associations 3rd Annual Oktoberfest Craft Fair
10AM to 3PM on the Pemetic School Lawn, downtown Southwest Harbor
This years' Artists include:
James and Suzanne Burns Kathy Norwood
Ruth Calas Bethany Roberge
Russel and Christina Fye Sharon Stanger
Jean Goodwin Maro Avakian
Mandy Tracey Brenda Brown
Carrie McKay Mary Eaton
Nikki Gabriel Tom Hamel
Bruce Graybill Diana Lawson
Jim Kimbrall Mark Krehbiel
Deidre McGrath and Aaron Margolis Haruhiko Murakami
Benton and Stefanie Shattenberg Linda Risely
Victoria Sperry Bethany Thompson
Chelly Walsh
The Island Arts Association was formed in 1975 by a group of Mount Desert Island artisans, with the idea of promoting individual local craftspeople by hosting group shows. Many artists work alone in their studios, and these shows provide camaraderie, marketing ideas and exposure to new customers. Fair fees are kept low to encourage those just starting out. The IAA is hosted by the YWCA of MDI, whose mission includes empowering women through business opportunities.
We hold craft fairs on Mount Desert Island which are open to our members & other artisans. To become a member you must live on Mount Desert Island, or one of the outer islands.
Email us at: islandartsassociation@gmail.com with any questions
10AM to 3PM on the Pemetic School Lawn, downtown Southwest Harbor
This years' Artists include:
James and Suzanne Burns Kathy Norwood
Ruth Calas Bethany Roberge
Russel and Christina Fye Sharon Stanger
Jean Goodwin Maro Avakian
Mandy Tracey Brenda Brown
Carrie McKay Mary Eaton
Nikki Gabriel Tom Hamel
Bruce Graybill Diana Lawson
Jim Kimbrall Mark Krehbiel
Deidre McGrath and Aaron Margolis Haruhiko Murakami
Benton and Stefanie Shattenberg Linda Risely
Victoria Sperry Bethany Thompson
Chelly Walsh
The Island Arts Association was formed in 1975 by a group of Mount Desert Island artisans, with the idea of promoting individual local craftspeople by hosting group shows. Many artists work alone in their studios, and these shows provide camaraderie, marketing ideas and exposure to new customers. Fair fees are kept low to encourage those just starting out. The IAA is hosted by the YWCA of MDI, whose mission includes empowering women through business opportunities.
We hold craft fairs on Mount Desert Island which are open to our members & other artisans. To become a member you must live on Mount Desert Island, or one of the outer islands.
Email us at: islandartsassociation@gmail.com with any questions
Schedule of Games & Events
Infusions Table & Special IPA's Table In the Beer Tent
Tyler Johnson will be representing the Liquor Locker and infusing some great beers with some inventive flavors! Located in the beer tent, during the beerfest on Saturday at the campground. 2018 Lineup:
Saturday Games at the Campground: Stein Hoisting Tournament 15# Torpedo Keg Toss Beer-less Pong Tournament Cornhole (open play) Flip Cup (open play) Other games will be announced once they are scheduled. |
Other Weekend Activities
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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.