Special Events
7th Annual Fat-Tire Bike Loppet
Our bike courses take advantage of the beautiful varied terrain we have available here at the Rangeley Lakes Trails Center, from wide straight-a-ways to gradual ascent and descents, to some aggressive hill climb/descent opportunities. Views and possible wildlife sightings are included! Classes include 10 and 20 mile nordic groomed, 10 and 20 mile single track mix, and a 10 mile nordic untimed tour. Courses may change due to snow conditions! For more information call 207-864-4309, or send us an email at rlxcski@gmail.com.
World Record Snowmobile Ride for Cystic Fibrosis
Rangeley World Record Snowmobile Ride Benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at Bald Mountain Camps. FMI: check Bald Mountain Camps Resort's Facebook page. Call 207-864-3671 for more information Bald Mountain Camps, Mooselookmeguntic Lake
15th Annual Pond Hockey Festival in Rangeley
The 14th annual tournament will once again be held in spectacular Rangeley, Maine from February 12th - 13th. This wonderful event will celebrate a time-honored New England tradition. We look forward to seeing participants and spectators alike!
Film Screening of Persepolis & Discussion
Emery Community Arts Center at the University of Maine at FarmingtonJoin us in a screening of the highly acclaimed film adaptation of Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis. Discussion to follow.
Public Pickup/Takeout Public Supper
On Saturday, Feb. 19, 2022, there will be a Public Pickup/Takeout Public Supper at the Harland M. Harnden Masonic Building, 70 Bryant Road, East Wilton, Maine from 5 to 6 p.m. The menu will be Roast Pork, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Applesauce, Rolls and Blueberry Cake. $9 for Adults and $5.00 for those under 12. Deliveries are available in the Farmington and Wilton area for a cost of $10.00 per meal. Reservations would be appreciated by 5 pm on Thursday, February 17th. For reservations you may call Alan Morison - 645-4366; Robert Lawrence - 778-2354 or Alvin MDonald - 645-2190.
LINCOLN SOCIAL in Farmington: with speaker PAUL LEPAGE!! 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm
379 Wilton Rd (old Family Dollar), overflow parking 361 Wilton Rd (old Gray Ford) Fri March 4th : Ticket Info Below 379 Wilton Rd, Farmington, ME, United StatesFranklin County Republican Committee proudly presents the LINCOLN SOCIAL with featured speaker and former 74th Governor of Maine, PAUL LEPAGE. Event is in Farmington at the old Family Dollar 379 Wilton Rd. next to Farmington D. Overflow Parking at the old Gray Ford, 361 Wilton Rd, shuttle service provided. Hors d'eorves at 6 pm, program events at 7 pm. Save the date for this fun gathering of Conservative minded fellows. Activities begin with reflections on Abraham Lincoln, and move forward to GOP Governor's race, representation for the Second Congressional District, and local races here in Maine. For Tickets and information
27th Annual Legendary Rangeley Lakes Loppet
On the menu are the 25K Burt Kettle Classic, 25K and 50K freestyle races, and a 25K untimed touring! Our 25K loop is nice mix of wide, rolling, straight sections and classic New England Nordic trails that wind through native forestland located at the foot of the majestic Saddleback Mountain. For more information call 207-864-4309, or send us an email at rlxcski@gmail.com.
Western Maine Audubon presents: “Invasive Plants in Maine” by Hunter Manley
UMF - Roberts Learning Center - Lincoln Auditorium Farmington, ME, United StatesWestern Maine Audubon presents: “Invasive Plants in Maine” a talk by Hunter Manley on March 9th at UMF Western Maine Audubon invites the public to join us on Wednesday, March 9th at 7:00 PM for a live presentation by Hunter Manley entitled “Invasive Plants in Maine.” The talk will be held in the Lincoln Auditorium, Roberts Learning Center, at UMF. Hunter will discuss the impact of invasive plants on Maine wildlife and forestry. The growing prevalence of any of these species threatens the health of their host ecosystems, so identifying them early and planning for treatment is essential for maintaining
9th Annual Moose Dash Snowshoe Race
The course winds through woodlands north of Saddleback Mountain and includes single track and nordic groomed trails. Views and possible wildlife sightings are included! Classes include 5K junior, 5K adult, 1K Kids Fun Run, and a 5K untimed tour. For more information call 207-864-4309, or send us an email at rlxcski@gmail.com. Races start at 10:30AM - registration accepted up to 1 hour before the race.
Hall Farms Sap House
Hall Farms Maple Products 5 Science Hill Road, East Dixfield, ME, United StatesSaturday March 19 & 26 Hall Farms will be open from 10-2. Stop in at our new sap house for 2 homemade donuts & a coffee for $5.00. We will also be offering a sample of our maple soft serve ice cream and cones to purchase when you fall in love with it. Our full line of maple products will be available to purchase. The new sap house is located on 5 Science Hill Road Dixfield, ME. Our number is 645-2862 if you have any questions or need directions. We hope to see you there!
Maple Sunday
Hall Farms Maple Products 5 Science Hill Road, East Dixfield, ME, United StatesEveryone at Hall Farms is excited to open for our first Maple Sunday in our new sap house! All you can eat pancakes, 2 locally sourced sausage links, baked beans, coffee or milk and of course our very own maple syrup. There will be maple soft serve ice cream, maple whoopie pies, maple cotton candy, cupcakes, cookies and so much more. We are offering dine in or take out. It will be $12.00 for adults and $8.00 for children. Our new location is 5 Science Road in East Dixfield, our number is 562-2160 or 645-3254 if you have any questions
Ukraine as Experienced by a Mainer
First Congregational Church of Wilton 386 Main Street, Wilton, ME, United StatesOn Sunday, March 27, at 4:00, Janine Winn will be speaking at the First Congregational Church in Wilton at the invitation of Dr. David Smith, Pastor, about her experiences in Ukraine as a Peace Corps Volunteer, about her perceptions of Ukrainian people, and about the current war. Janine, a resident of Temple, served three years in Ukraine until the March 2020 evacuation of Volunteers due to the COVID pandemic. During that time she lived and worked in the village of Kosmach located in the Carpathian Mountains. She became a welcomed part of an extended family and was included in weddings,