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 Events in Portland, Maine

"Explore the exciting events in Portland, Maine with our daily podcast. Get updates on local festivals, food events, outdoor activities, and more. Your go-to guide for what’s happening in Portland."Copyright 2024 Quiet. Please Ciencias Sociales Escritos y Comentarios sobre Viajes Política y Gobierno
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  • Headline: Portland, Maine Buzzing with Diverse Weekend Events

    Headline: Portland, Maine Buzzing with Diverse Weekend Events
    Jul 5 2025
    Portland, Maine is bursting with energy this July weekend and there’s no shortage of unique local events to dive into. If you’re in town today, July 5th, the festivities are just getting started.

    The Portland Sea Dogs are celebrating Maine’s iconic red snapper hot dog by transforming into the Maine Red Snappers for one night only at Hadlock Field. Expect themed promotions, custom jerseys, and all the red snapper hot dogs you can handle—plus special merch you can grab both on-site and online. Whether you’re a baseball fan, a foodie, or just want those summer vibes, this is a classic Maine experience you won’t want to miss according to Portland Old Port.

    Looking to kick up your boots? Cowboys & Angels is bringing a full-blown 2000s country dance party to Portland House of Music tonight. DJ Reklss spins the best from Tim McGraw to Miranda Lambert and Luke Combs. It’s strictly 21 plus and the perfect spot to sing along to your favorite Y2K country anthems and break out your cowboy boots. Doors open at 8 pm and the energy will be sky-high based on the official Portland House of Music event calendar.

    If a relaxing evening is more your speed, the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad’s Sunset Express rolls along the waterfront every Saturday evening. Climb aboard for golden hour views of Casco Bay and enjoy a complimentary drink—beer, wine, or a kid-friendly beverage—while you soak in the classic Maine sunset. Trains depart from 65 Thames Street, offering a truly memorable family experience.

    Outdoorsy types and music lovers won’t want to miss Summer Sunsets Live at Thompson’s Point. This is Portland’s go-to free, public hangout for live music, food trucks, local brews, cocktails, and majestic waterfront sunsets. The crowd is always friendly, the vibe is laid back, and all ages are welcome. Bring your friends, bring your pup, and settle in for a classic Maine night out along the water’s edge.

    And for those looking ahead, the Portland Craft Beer Festival continues to showcase the city’s best local brewers, ciders, and wines throughout the weekend. Over at the waterfront, the annual fireworks celebration and live Wind Symphony concert brought out crowds last night, and the city’s energy remains high.

    If you want to catch some art and vintage shopping, Thompson’s Point is also hosting the Lost and Found Vintage Market, Maine’s largest pop-up, with dozens of retro vendors, food, and drinks from the Brick South Bar.

    And of course, the harbor is buzzing with cruise options—think sunset lighthouse tours or classic windjammer sails along the coast, all easily accessible from the Old Port district.

    Thank you for tuning in and letting us be your guide to what’s happening in Portland, Maine this week. Don’t forget to subscribe for more insider event tips and updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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  • Headline: Waterfront Blues, Summer Sunsets, and July 4th Fireworks Highlight Portland, Maine's Festive Weekend

    Headline: Waterfront Blues, Summer Sunsets, and July 4th Fireworks Highlight Portland, Maine's Festive Weekend
    Jul 3 2025
    Listeners, if you are in Portland, Maine today and through this weekend, get ready for an incredible lineup of events and celebrations. July 4th in Portland means the city is alive with summer energy and there is truly something for everyone.

    Today and tomorrow, the Waterfront Blues Festival is in full swing at Tom McCall Waterfront Park. This is the 38th year of one of Portland's most beloved music events, showcasing dozens of performers putting their spin on the blues. From the headlining energy of the Main Squeeze to the soulful Allen Stone, plus a dazzling Fourth of July fireworks show right over the water, you won’t want to miss the music or the spectacle. The festival continues through Saturday, so come down, grab some food from the trucks, and get your groove on as some of the region’s best artists light up the stage. According to the event guide from EverOut, this is the largest blues festival west of the Mississippi, and it's a signature summer tradition here in Portland.

    If you are in the mood for a sunset hang, Thompson’s Point is the place to be for Summer Sunsets Live. This ongoing event series features live local music—tonight catch Travis James Humphrey and later this week Frenzie—plus food trucks, craft cocktails, and a family- and pet-friendly atmosphere. Thompson’s Point is known for its water views and relaxed vibe, making it a go-to spot for evening fun all summer. The events are free, open to the public, and welcome everyone looking for good tunes and great Maine summer energy.

    If you’re looking for a vintage treasure, stop by the Lost and Found Vintage Market at Thompson’s Point inside Brick South, where you’ll find Maine’s largest vintage pop-up, food vendors, drinks, and more—a perfect way to spend part of your weekend exploring unique finds.

    Concert fans, July in Portland brings top acts to town. This month, look out for The Decemberists, Ben Folds, St. Vincent, and more at venues across the city, as reported by Portland Maine Theater. Tickets go quickly, so check showtimes and secure your spot if you’re eager to see your favorites live.

    Fourth of July festivities in Portland mean fireworks over the waterfront, live bands, food, and a big city-wide celebration. Both EverOut and the Portland Press Herald highlight the city’s spectacular pyrotechnics and community events, making this holiday one of the city's most festive weekends. Arrive early to grab a spot for the show, enjoy live entertainment, and soak in the holiday atmosphere.

    If you want to stretch, recharge, and enjoy the outdoors later in the month, look forward to the return of Maine Yoga Fest, set against the beautiful Casco Bay at Southern Maine Community College. This three-day festival, reported on Portland Old Port, features yoga workshops, live music, and wellness vendors—a perfect blend of fitness and summer fun.

    That’s a taste of what’s happening in Portland, Maine this week and weekend. Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss what makes Portland special. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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  • Mast Landing Brewing's Wavy Days Beer Fest, Maine Oyster Festival, and More Upcoming Events in Portland, Maine

    Mast Landing Brewing's Wavy Days Beer Fest, Maine Oyster Festival, and More Upcoming Events in Portland, Maine
    Jun 28 2025
    If you’re looking for the best ways to experience Portland, Maine this weekend and into next week, listen up because there’s something for everyone happening in the heart of the city and nearby.

    Today, Saturday June 28th, one of the most anticipated events of the season returns: Mast Landing Brewing Company’s Wavy Days Beer Fest at Thompson’s Point. From noon to 4pm, beer enthusiasts can sample unlimited pours from over 60 of North America’s top breweries, including Trillium, Bissell Brothers, Foam Brewers, and many more. Your ticket comes with a special tasting glass, and you can vibe out to live music, check out local vendors, and refuel at a lineup of food trucks. This is a 21 and up event, so bring your ID and consider carpooling to help with parking. Thompson’s Point promises a lively atmosphere and plenty of unique brews all afternoon according to Mast Landing Brewing Company and Beerfests dot com.

    If you love oysters or just want a quintessential taste of Maine, the Maine Oyster Festival is happening all weekend in nearby Freeport. The celebration kicks off Friday evening at the Freeport Oyster Bar with fresh local oysters, live music, and creative cocktails. On Saturday and Sunday, shuckers can compete in The Big Shuck, and you can hop on a boat tour with Seacoast Tours to visit an active oyster farm on Casco Bay and enjoy oysters straight from the sea. Freeport goes all out, with special menus, festival activities, and even free shuttle service to make your visit smoother. Visit Freeport and The Maine Oyster Festival have all the details.

    Back in Portland itself, the city’s event calendar is packed with options if you’re looking to keep things a little more low key. Thompson’s Point is hosting their weekly Summer Sunsets Live series, bringing free, family-friendly music, food trucks, and drinks to the waterfront with unbeatable sunset views. The event is open to everyone, including your pets. If vintage treasure hunting is your thing, the Lost and Found Vintage Market transforms Brick South at Thompson’s Point into Maine’s largest pop-up vintage market with dozens of vendors, eats, and drinks.

    And don’t forget the ongoing events downtown, where you can catch live music, trivia nights at local restaurants, brewery tastings, art tours, and cruises on Casco Bay. From drag brunches to high tea, and behind-the-scenes tours of historic landmarks, there’s no shortage of excitement all week long according to Visit Portland Maine and Portland Downtown.

    Thanks for tuning in to this Portland, Maine event roundup. Don’t forget to subscribe for more updates on what’s happening in your favorite city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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