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Publisher’s Welcome Welcome to Southwest Harbor and Tremont — the “quiet side”! You have chosen to visit one of the most naturally beautiful places in the country — Mount Desert Island. This PORT DIRECTORY is intended to enhance the time you spend in this area by providing easy access to information about places to stay, things to do and see, activities, and places to dine, among other things. In the back of the book, you will find an extensive index of merchants. Also useful are the marina rules, rates and telephone numbers, tide charts, ferry schedules, museum listings, church services, maps of Southwest Harbor (including Bass Harbor and Tremont), and a full map of Mount Desert Island in the center section. It is our hope that the Port Directory will serve as a helpful reference book for the visitors and residents alike. We want this publication to be useful, fresh, fun, and appealing. Keep it aboard your boat, in your home, by your phone, or in your car. For additional copies, please ask at a place of business, Chamber of Commerce office, or just contact us. As we are a member of the Maine Tourism Association, our books can also be found at most visitor centers throughout Maine. Our sincere wish is that you enjoy your time on Mount Desert Island, and thank you for reading the Southwest Harbor & Tremont Port Directory. Please let those advertisers you visit know that you learned about them in the Port Directory! On a personal note, there are so many people who have guided me into this business in one way or another. I have to thank Frank Matter, who hired me over 30 years ago to work at Acadia Publishing Company, working on Acadia Weekly along with other publications. The knowledge I gained about the dynamics of publications on Mount Desert Island and learning that I actually DID have a creative bone in my body have helped make me the person I am today. I am so thankful to both Bruce Kosmusin and Wes Shaw, who have both passed. Bruce designed a new map for the Cranberry Isles; and Wes not only owned the Port Directories for years, but also the MDI Business Location Maps, which he sold to me five years ago. I am deeply indebted to each of these people.

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The 2019 Southwest Harbor & Tremont Port Directory – Volume XXIX©2019. All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be copied or used without written permission of the publisher. Substantial effort has been made to ensure accuracy of all information. Prices, dates, or times could change following Christina Boucher publication. We recommend Publisher calling to confirm before makPost Office Box 55 ing definitive plans. Bayside Mount Desert, Maine 04660 Graphics does not guarantee 207.664.9946 the absence of errors or baysidegraphics@roadrunner.com omissions, though we strive visitnortheastharbor.com visitsouthwestharbor.com for correct information.

Cover Photo: © Clark Point Gallery. There will be an exhibition of Xander Smith’s (1829-1929) paintings of Mount Desert and Maine, including this one. He stayed in this area often during the 19th century and well into the 20th century.

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Full Island MaP: Bayside Graphics WIth thanks & CooPeratIon: My husband, Jonathan ... as I say every year, without whom I would be lost; my mom, for putting up with more alone time than usual ... but still getting me away from my computer for a game of Scrabble or Parcheesi; Emily Muise, friend, walking partner, sounding board, and proofreader extraordinaire (any errors are the sole responsibility of the publisher!); Doreen Willett, Executive Director, Island Connections; Jill Higgins, A Climate to Thrive; National Park Service; and the following Chambers of Commerce: Southwest Harbor & Tremont, Mount Desert, and Bar Harbor. ContrIbutIng PhotograPhers: Christina Boucher; Jonathan Boucher; Island Connections; Kate Harrington; Jill Higgins; Abby Robinson; Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce. www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

table of contents 4 – Art GAlleries 5 – shops And speciAlty stores 11 – dininG FAvorites 17 – Activities 22 – cruise ship schedule 24 – southwest hArbor tide chArt 25 – MArine And hArbor inForMAtion 30 – southwest hArbor & treMont chAMber oF coMMerce 32 – locAl MAps 39 – AreA lodGinG 44 – Ferry schedules 45 – service providers 50 – cAlendAr oF events

Articles: Local Hands Reaching Out: Island Connections ..............................6 Featured Activity — Beech Mountain..............................18 A Climate to Thrive .............................40 Maine-Made Wines ............................46

55 – reliGious services 56 – MuseuMs oF Mdi 59 – index to Advertisers Be sure to let our advertisers know where you heard about them! www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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art Galleries CLARK POINT GALLERY 19TH & 20TH CENTURY PAINTINGS OF MAINE AND MOUNT DESERT ISLAND 46 Clark Point Road Southwest Harbor, ME 04679 www.clarkpointgallery.com 207-244-0920

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shoPs and sPecialty stores Children’s Clothes? Custom Jewelry? Craft and Quilting Supplies? Fine Foods and Wine? We have that and so much more! Whether it’s for you a friend or family member or even the pet-sitter ... We’ve got it covered here on MDI !

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LocaL Hands ReacHing out This is the thirteenth year that the Port Directories have put a spotlight on a local organization that “reaches out” - be it reaching around the world or around the corner. Last year we focused on an organization that works with our local children - this year to the opposite end (for the most part) of the age spectrum! All photos in this article are used by permission of Island Connections. Island Connections began in 1997 as the result of an informal needs assessment performed by The Mount Desert Island Senior Task Force which consisted of multiple agencies and organizations interested in addressing the unmet needs of the underserved and senior populations. A $25,000 Faith in Action seed grant was awarded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to establish the Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers project for seniors and people with disabilities (be it temporary or permanent), on Mount Desert Island. Volunteers were recruited from area faith congregations to provide basic needs such as transportation, grocery shopping and other services.

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We are coming up on 22 years of service in the community and transportation remains our top priority. The people we serve we consider our neighbors. We offer free transportation service to those needing transportation to scheduled medical appointments including: chemotherapy, radiation treatments, dialysis treatments, out-patient surgery, mental and physical therapy, dental, and eye appointments, as well as rides for grocery shopping, banking visits, exercise classes and A volunteer’s van with bins desigother various trips. Our transportation service area nated to each of the neighbors she takes on a grocery shopping trip. includes all of MDI, Ellsworth, and as far as Blue Hill, Brewer and Bangor. Additionally, we work with the Mount Desert Island/Ellsworth Housing Authority to deliver meals to island neighbors in need. Island Connections is considered to be the “wheels” for the Meals on Wheels program on Mount Desert Island. Island Connections also owns and operates a wheelchair accessible van for those neighbors with mobility issues. All rides are provided with door to door service by our volunteers using their own resources such as vehicle, fuel and Google Stock Photo - Delivery of Meals time. While we can have as many as 100 on Wheels. registered volunteers, we typically have between 50-75 active drivers at any given time. Between transport of our neighbors to their needed appointments and meal deliveries, we provide between 250 to more than 400 rides per month. In 2017, our yearly ride total was 3,654 rides, including meal deliveries of up to 13,000 meals. In 2018, we saw a substantial increase in the number of neighbors we support and the ride total rose to 4,628 including meal deliveries above 14,000 meals. This significant increase resulted in a 28.5% increase in services delivered in one year. We expect that increase to be the “norm” going forward. As we look to the future, we are very excited about recently acquiring a sevenpassenger van through the generous donation from the Cough Family which will be used for a new program to transport several neighbors at a time to the grocery store on a weekly basis. We are working through other program ideas for the van

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that will include weekly drives to Walmart and various local social events to include Open Table MDI, a weekly community meal in Bar Harbor; in the winter months from November to April to the MDI Coffee House, a collaboration between Island Connections and the YWCA MDI; and the Senior Movie Matinee at Reel Pizza in Bar Harbor which has been a long time collaboration for Island Connections providing a weekly discounted movie to older adults. We are very excited to see where this takes us and our neighbors! While we recognize the speed at which older people are requiring more services, it is always critical for us to maintain and recruit volunteers who are passionate about our mission. In 2018, a new recruitment program was developed, fittingly named Joy Riding with Island Connections. The joy is found during a ride when connections are made between our volunteers and neighbors. Many bonds and friendships are fostered, producing meaningful lasting connections. This program has proven to be a successful tool for recruitment purposes and it allows us to collabA volunteer assisting a neighbor orate with local libraries and churches to utilize into the car for an appointment. their spaces for such an event. Many of the neighbors we serve are living independently in their own homes without family or friends living nearby. You can certainly say that the rides are a means to give the neighbor the opportunity to not only get transportation to their appointments but to allow precious time for engagement with another member of their community. This is a vital consequence of our transportation service that can help alleviate isolation.

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Our Annual Popover Event (held in May) at the Jordan Pond House, is hosted by our friends at Dawnland. This event has been running for many years. We invite about 100 neighbors from MDI and the 1.75â&#x20AC;? surrounding islands as well as volunteers to have those delectable delights (the famous popovers) along with tea in beautiful Acadia National Park. The morning seating consists mainly of our neighbors who look forward to this event all year long and the afternoon seating is for our

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volunteers. At the volunteer seating we announce and award our Volunteer of the Year the David P. Evans Memorial Award for their outstanding dedication and service on behalf of our neighbors. Our other annual events include our Chowder Chowdown for Rides, Driving for Rides Golf Tournament, Dine-Around Day, Running for Rides Mary Parker Memorial 5K Race and Holiday Raffle. Island Connections is a nonprofit 501(c) 3 organization and exists The third annual Chowder Chowdown at the through the generosity of individual Neighborhood House in Northeast Harbor. donors, business partners, annual fundraising events, town appropriations and foundation grants. All proceeds are used for the sole purpose of facilitating the services that our dedicated volunteers provide. Our goal is to provide this service for generations to come. If you would like to learn more about Island Connections to volunteer or donate, please call us at (207) 288-4457 or visit our website at www.islconnections.org and/or visit us on Facebook. Our Mission: Island Connections provides free transportation and other services to seniors and people with disabilities from Mount Desert Island and the surrounding islands to enhance their independence and quality of life by utilizing our core group of dedicated volunteers.

Keep your eyes open for the MDI Business Location Map. You will find many businesses listed on the back: activities, dining, lodging, services and shopping. And be sure to let the advertiser know that you found them on the back of the map, or in the Port Directories ... or BOTH! C

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Do you want to volunteer at Acadia National Park? Check out these opportunities! Short term opportunitieS Trails Drop-In Days Join our Stewardship team cutting back over grown vegetation, clear drainage ditches, build bog walks and much more! All you need to bring are clothes to work in, closed toed-shoes, and a backpack with water and a snack; we provide the rest. Check out the latest schedule to see what projects are coming up next. http://friendsofacadia.org/get-involved/volunteer/ stewardship-volunteers/weekly-project-schedule/ When: Tuesday’s, Thursday’s, and Saturday’s, June-September Time: 8:15 AM - 12:15 PM Group Service Projects Do you have a group that is interested in doing a service project here at Acadia? We can offer half-day, full day, or multi-day experiences. Call the Friends of Acadia Stewardship Coordinator at (207)288-3934 or e-mail stewardship@friendsofacadia.org. Take Pride in Acadia Day Want to be a part of the largest volunteer event of the year? Register for Take Pride in Acadia Day and help us put the carriage roads to bed. At the end of all of your hard work, enjoy a free meal of chili, corn bread, and cake provided by Friends of Acadia. When: First Saturday of November Time: 8:15 AM - Noon National Trails Day Celebrate National Trails Day at Acadia National Park! Come for light refreshments and an opportunity to participate in trail maintenance or join a guided trail walk. Call Dana Petersen, Friends of Acadia Stewardship Coordinator at (207)288-3934 or e-mail stewardship@friendsofacadia.org for more details. When: First Saturday in June Time: 8:15 AM -Noon SeaSon-Long VoLunteer opportunitieS Our season-long volunteer opportunities range from campground hosts, education interns, visitor assistance patrol, to bird migration monitoring volunteers. Visit volunteer.gov to see current openings. Not seeing what you are looking for? Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at (207)288-8716 to learn more about position availability. Youth Acadia Youth Conservation Corps (AYCC)- This is a full-time, eight week, non-residential trail maintenance program for High School Students ages 15-18. The program runs late June to mid-August, pays minimum wage, and awards participants who complete the eight weeks an education award. Join a team of your peers, learn valueable skills for the future, and help restore and maintain Acadia National Park’s beloved trails and carriage roads. This program is offered in partnership with Friends of Acadia. It may be too late for 2019, but check it out for 2020! Artist-In-Residence The Artist-in-Residence program is dedicated to creating new ways for visitors to experience Acadia through the arts. In exchange for a two-week residency, artists lead one outreach presentation for the public, and donate within one year one work of art that depicts a fresh and innovative new perspective of the park for visitors that’s drawn from their own experience. Selected artists travel to and take part in the program at their own expense at the invitation of the park superintendent. An online application process is open to all, but is highly selective based upon prior professional achievement and broader program goals to foster innovation, diversity, and relevance with new audiences. Three categories of applicants are considered: Visual Artists; Writers; and At-Large Participants working in such forms as music composition, performing arts, indigenous arts, and emerging technologies. Applications are reviewed by appointed juries including park staff, community members, past program participants, and subject matter experts. To view more NPS volunteer opportunities, go to www.nps.gov/volunteer or www.volunteer.gov.

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Ice Cream

Comfort Delicious! Dining al fresco! Food dininG favorites

Gluten Free Lob-stah!

Water Views!!

ORGANIC Fine Dining

We hope you’ll enjoy one, two ... or even more of the restaurants found in this Port Directory! Be sure to let them know where you heard about them! And if you want to do your own cooking, try some of the delicious recipes in the following pages!

eat, drink & be messy. Enjoy the views at our working pier, and chow down on the freshest lobster you’ve ever had. Don’t worry, the napkins are on us!

Sit down or take out, or ship nationwide BealsLobster.com (207) 244-3202 182 Clark Point Road • Southwest Harbor, Maine www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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Grilled Stuffed french toaSt SandwicheS Serves 4

Flavored breakfast bread like Pepperidge Farm(cinnamon, raisin, etc.) - 8 slices Softened cream cheese Seedless jam/jelly (any “berry”) Blueberries, raspberries or chopped strawberries (defrost and drain if using frozen) Powdered sugar for dusting, if desired

Assemble Sandwiches: Spread cream cheese on one slice of bread. Gently press on fruit. Spread jam on other slice of bread. Gently press jam slice onto fruit topped slice (jam side down). Can chill at this point, if grilling the next day. Pre-heat griddle. Cut sandwiches on the diagonal to create 4 “triangles” per sandwich. Prepare French Toast Batter and Grill: 2 eggs, beaten 1/2 cup milk, buttermilk or half & half

Whisk together eggs and milk. Dip sandwiches in egg mixture & cook on hot buttered griddle until browned. Turning once. Serve dusted with powdered sugar.

Pamela Parker, Kingsleigh Inn

American Fine Dining ◆ Cocktails

...at night Open Year Round . Serving Dinner 5:30 - 9:00 14 Clark Point Rd . Southwest Harbor, ME 207-244-0476 . reservations encouraged www.redskyrestaurant.com 10 min. walk from Dysart’s Marina & Upper Town Pier

THURSTON’S LOBSTER POUND Look for our yellow awning on Thurston Road in Bernard and enjoy lunch or dinner at our working wharf overlooking scenic Bass Harbor.

Boiled Lobster - Mussels - Clams Chowders - Sandwiches Full Bar - 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. during the season -

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Black Bean Salad with corn, red PePPerS, and cilantro-lime VinaiGrette Serves 6-8

2 15-ounce cans black beans, rinsed and drained 3 ears fresh cooked corn, kernels cut off the cob (or 12-ounce can of corn works fine) 2 red bell peppers, diced 2 cloves garlic, minced 2 Tbsp. minced shallots, from one medium shallot 2 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. cayenne pepper 2 Tbsp. sugar 9 Tbsp. high-quality extra virgin olive oil 1 tsp. lime zest (be sure to zest limes before juicing them) 6 Tbsp. fresh lime juice 1/2 cup chopped fresh cilantro, plus more for garnish 2 avocados, chopped Combine all ingredients except for avocados in a large bowl and mix well. Cover and chill for a few hours or overnight. Right before serving, add avocados and mix gently, being careful not to mash avocados. Garnish with more chopped cilantro if desired. Serve at room temperature. Emily Muise, Hertz (Recipe originally found at farmersalmanac.com)

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truffle mac n cheeSe 4 Tbsp. FIORE Butter Olive Oil (plus extra to coat baking dish) Kosher salt (to cook the pasta) 1 lb. elbow macaroni 2 tsp. FIORE White Truffle Oil 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 1/2 tsp. paprika 1/2 tsp. Dijon mustard A pinch of freshly grated nutmeg FIORE Black Truffle Sea Salt 2 cups milk 1 cup half-and-half 1/4 tsp. black pepper 1-1/2 cups shredded Gruyère cheese 1-1/2 cups shredded white cheddar cheese 2 Tbsp. minced fresh chives (optional)

Eat Hearty!!

Preheat oven to 375°F. Coat 9x13-inch baking dish (or 6 individual small baking dishes) with small amount of butter olive oil.

Bring large pot of salted water to boil over high heat. Add macaroni and cook, stirring occasionally, for 2 minutes less than package instructions. Drain and transfer to large bowl. While pasta is still warm, drizzle with White Truffle oil and stir well.

Add 4 Tbsp. Butter Olive Oil to a saucepan and heat over medium-high heat. Add the flour, paprika, mustard and cook, stirring well, until no visible flour remains, 1 to 3 minutes. Whisk in milk, half & half and generous pinch of Black Truffle sea salt bring to a boil. Simmer, whisking frequently, to smooth out lumps. Remove from heat.

Add black pepper, nutmeg and 1 cup each of the Gruyère and cheddar. Stir until smooth.

Pour cheese sauce over the macaroni, add chives and stir well.

Transfer to prepared baking dish (or dishes) and top with the remaining cheeses. Bake until the top is lightly browned and the sauce is bubbly, 25 to 30 minutes. Let stand for few minutes before serving. Nancy O’Brien, FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars

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eaSy homemade hot fudGe 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips

1 cup heavy cream

dash of salt

Place all ingredients into a large bowl. Microwave on HIGH for about 2 minutes, pausing 2-3 times to lightly stir the mixture. Carefully remove bowl from microwave; stir mixture with a large spoon slowly, until ingredients fully blend together. Spoon hot fudge over ice cream, as desired.

Store leftover fudge in the bowl, covered, in the refrigerator. You can spoon out a serving of refrigerated (hardened) fudge into a bowl and microwave on HIGH for about 20 seconds, until fudge is liquified and hot. Then add ice cream and blend. Nessa Reifsnyder, Fabricate

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Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Espresso Bar - Wine Bar Weekly Live Music 4 Clark Point Road, Southwest Harbor, ME 04679

(207) 244-4550

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SINCE 1939 LUNCH & DINNER, INSIDE OR OUT ON THE SHORES OF SOMES SOUND

Over 1000 Imported & Domestic Wines Bulk Cheeses, Pate, Olives, and Smoked Salmon 353 Main Street, Southwest Harbor

207-244-3317

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Quietside Cafe & Ice Cream Shop More than just an ice cream shop! Seafood Dinners • Lobster Rolls • Lobster Stew • Salads Pizza • Burgers • Specialty Sandwiches

And Blueberry Pie (and other desserts) that will satisfy even the most discerning pie connoisseur!

244-9444

Outside Picnic Tables • Hours change seasonally Main Street • Southwest Harbor

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This final recipe was hand-written by Ella M. Benson in 1882 in her personal recipe book. This comes to us from the Tremont Historical Society.

Salt Fish Put a layer of fresh skinned codfish shred fine in a pudding dish. Then a layer of pounded crackers, bits of butter, a little pepper, then another layer of fish and crackers till the dish is nearly full. Beat 1 or 2 eggs. Add milk and pour over the fish until well covered. Bake for 1⁄2 to 3/4 hours. Good i.dea to have a dish of sliced lemons for any kind of fish and especially for those boiled or fried. Nice way to use cold pack fish: Remove the fish from skin and bone. Break it up small. To one pound of fish put 1⁄2 lb bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons of cream and 2 eggs well beaten. Mix all together with a seasoning of pepper and cayenne. Butter a dish. Press the mixture down to it. Score the top with a fork. Bake half an hour in a quick oven. The top should be nicely browned.

Main Street • Northeast Harbor www.colonelsrestaurant.com Open 7 days per week • 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Restaurant: Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner • Homemade sandwiches • Specialty pizzas • Steaks and seafood

Bakery: Baked fresh daily • Danishes, donuts, pies, cookies, brownies • Assorted homemade breads

Try our pizzas – Homemade crusts! All restaurant orders available for take-out

Call ahead and we’ll have it ready!

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Classic Maine dining. Fresh fish, prime rib, local seafood. Friendly, professional, attentive service.

Galyn’s Since 1986

Lunch & Dinner daily 11am–10pm

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activities There are all KINDS of activities to choose from in and around MDI! You will see some of these on the following pages, along with our featured hike for this year. And if you go hiking, please keep the following important information from Acadia National Park in mind! • Be careful when hiking near cliff edges. • Carry water, at least 20 oz (.6 L), and more on warm days. • Wear sturdy hiking shoes. • Do not modify or build new cairns. • Follow blue trail blazes and use a map. • Know the difficulty level of the trail and your physical abilities and limitations.

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the Port directory featured hike To the summit of Beech Mountain.Then descending on the south ridge and returning on theValley Trail. Beginning and ending at the Beech Mountain Parking Area, GPS coordinates, N44,18,54.626,W68,20,36.941. Distance 2.3 miles All photos used in this article are used by permission of Bayside Graphics. This is our 12th season of presenting an outdoor activity in the Southwest Harbor & Tremont Port Directory. In the past we have featured hikes, bike rides, canoe and kayak trips. This year we offer a hike that includes a mountain summit with a fire tower and extensive views. The hike begins and ends at the Beech Mountain Parking Area. From the traffic light in Somesville, travel south on Route 102 .8 miles and turn onto the Long Pond Road, (blinking yellow light). Alternatively, if coming from Southwest Harbor, from Seal Cove Road, travel north on 102 4.9 miles and turn onto the Long Pond Road. In .3 miles turn left on the Beech Hill Road and go 3 miles to the Parking Area. Shortly before getting to the Parking Area, you will enter Acadia National Park. The trail begins on the north end of the parking area to the left of the bathrooms. The trail descends gently and then splits into two different routes up the mountain. Bear right following “Beech Mountain .7 miles”. This is a longer more gradual route up the mountain. As you ascend gently, you will swing around to the west slope of Beech Mountain. As the trail levels out, you will begin to see the water Long 2014 red 4/24/14 7:36 PM SW of Cycle Pond through the trees.

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While all seasons are beautiful here in Maine, we did this hike during a favorite time of year - autumn! The colors were glorious, the air a little crisp, and the sky nice and clear. The trail re-enters the woods and climbs gently and then more moderately over rocks. You are generally going in a southerly direction with Long Pond peeking through the trees here and there. Then the trail turns left and moderately climbs the slope with some zig zag turns. After climbing for a short distance, the trail emerges out on to open ledges with very nice views to the west. At the intersection where the West Ridge Trail turns right and descends to the shore of Long Pond, you will stay left and continue to climb to the summit over steps. As you approach the summit, the Beech Mountain fire tower looms high above. The tower is closed, but you can climb up to the first landing. The views are excellent. The fire tower is on the National Registry of Historic Fire Towers. The first fire tower on Beech Mountain was constructed of wood and was removed in the mid 1950â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s after being in service for about 15 years. The current steel tower was flown up and erected in 1962. Up until 1976, the tower was manned only during high fire danger times.

Seal Cove Auto Museum Exploring History Through a Collection of Brass Era Automobiles & Motorcycles

New exhibit in 2018

May-Oct: Open Daily 10-5 Nov-Apr: Open by Appointment

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The views starting from the northeast take in the outer islands and the Atlantic Ocean. To the right are Mansell and Bernard Mountains and Long Pond. Further to the right you see the head of Mount Desert Island, Ellsworth and beyond. The view to the North is obscured but then Acadia, Norumbega and Sargent Mountains are lined up in a row. Finally, the view is completed with Northeast and Southwest Harbors, at the mouth of Somes Sound. When it’s time to move on, you will proceed south from the summit on the South Ridge Trail. This is a nice, open walk over smooth ledges for a while. The views to the south, east and west continue to be nice. The trail is marked in places on the ledges by blue paint blazes. There are places where you will need handholds as you clamber down the smooth ledges. You’ll notice as you descend that some of the rocks have very well defined parallel grooves cut into the surface - probably caused by glaciers eons ago. About a half mile from the fire tower, the trail turns sharply to the left and descends into the woods and zig zags down the steep slope. There are many stone steps in this section. As you reach the bottom of the hill, you will bear left on the Valley Trail. The valley trail is a nice walk over pretty level terrain. Traveling generally north, the cliffs of Beech Mountain are impressive on your left. Photos just can’t capture the splendor you see with the naked eye! After you have been on the Valley Trail for .6 miles, you will bear left as the Canada Cliffs Trail leaves to the right. Another .2 miles and you return to the parking area. We hope you enjoy your hike of Beech Mountain and the surrounding area. If you would like to share your trip with us, or make suggestions, please write to Bayside Graphics, PO Box 55, Mount Desert, ME 04660 or email us at info@visitsouthwestharbor.com

Go Hike! Canoe, Kayak and Paddleboard Rentals on Great Long Pond. Call for a reservation! Self-Guided Sunset Tours $22/pp

207-244-5854

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368 State Hwy. 3 Bar Harbor 04609 (On Dreamwood Hill across from Mainely Meat and Udder Heaven)

207-288-2133

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2019 cruise shiP schedule

ARRIVAL

June 17 June 19 June 21 June 23* June 24 June 24 June 29 July 3 July 5 July 7* July 8 July 9 July 15 July 19 July 19 July 21* July 22 July 29 July 29 July 31 Aug 2 Aug 3 Aug 4* Aug 5 Aug 8 Aug 12 Aug 12 Aug 14 Aug 16 Aug 18* Aug 19 Aug 28 Aug 30 Aug 31 Sept 1* Sept 2 Sept 3 Sept 3 Sept 4 Sept 4 Sept 6* Sept 7* Sept 7 Sept 8* Sept 9 Sept 10 Sept 10 Sept 11 Sept 12 Sept 12 Sept 13 Sept 15* Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 17* Sept 17 Sept 18 Sept 19 Sept 19 Sept 20* Sept 20 Sept 21 Sept 21 Sept 22* Sept 22

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Grandeur of the Seas American Constitution Zaandam Zaandam Summit Adventure of the Seas American Constitution Summit Zaandam Zaandam Adventure of the Seas American Constitution Grandeur of the Seas Zaandam American Constitution Zaandam Adventure of the Seas Grandeur of the Seas American Constitution Zuiderdam Zaandam Caribbean Princess Zaandam Adventure of the Seas American Constitution Grandeur of the Seas AIDAvita Summit Zaandam Zaandam Adventure of the Seas American Constitution Zaandam Seven Seas Navigator Zaandam Anthem of the Seas Queen Mary 2 Adventure of the Seas Insignia Norwegian Dawn Veendam Caribbean Princess Norwegian Gem Adventure of the Seas Grandeur of the Seas Norwegian Escape Star Pride AIDAluna Summit Seabourn Quest Zaandam Zaandam Star Pride Anthem of the Seas Serenade of the Seas Norwegian Dawn Norwegian Escape Insignia Norwegian Gem Veendam AIDAdiva Caribbean Princess Norwegian Gem Veendam Aurora

TIME DAY 8am 8am 8am 7am 7am 7am 8am 8am 8am 7am 7am 8am 8am 8am 8am 7am 7am 8am 8am 10am 8am 7am 7am 7am 8am 8am 8am 8am 8am 7am 7am 8am 8am 9am 7am 7am 8am 7am 8am 8am 7am 7am 8am 7am 8am 8am 1pm 10am 7am 7am 8am 7am 9am 7am 7am 8am 8am 9am 8am 7am 9am 7am 8am 7am 8am

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CRUISE LINE

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2019 cruise shiP schedule

ARRIVAL Sept 23 Sept 24* Sept 24 Sept 25 Sept 25 Sept 26* Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 27 Sept 28 Sept 29 Sept 29 Sept 30 Oct 1 Oct 1 Oct 1 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 3 Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 5 Oct 6 Oct 6 Oct 7 Oct 8 Oct 8 Oct 9 Oct 10 Oct 11* Oct 12 Oct 12 Oct 13 Oct 14* Oct 15 Oct 16 Oct 16 Oct 16 Oct 17 Oct 17 Oct 18 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 20 Oct 20 Oct 21 Oct 21 Oct 22 Oct 22 Oct 23 Oct 23 Oct 24 Oct 28 Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 29 Oct 30 Nov 4 Nov 7

SHIP

TIME DAY

Mein Schiff 1** 8am Regal Princess 7am Riviera** 8am Norwegian Escape 8am Silver Wind 9:30am Summit 7am Pearl Mist 7am Caribbean Princess 7am Zaandam 8am Norwegian Dawn 8am Zaandam 7am Adventure of the Seas 7am Anthem of the Seas 7am Regal Princess 7am Riviera 8am Silver Wind 7am Zuiderdam 7am Disney Magic 8am Norwegian Escape 10am Star Pride 7am Veendam 7am Serenade of the Seas 7am Norwegian Gem 8am Star Pride 7am Veendam 7am Queen Mary 2 8am Grandeur of the Seas 8am Regal Princess 7am Serenade of the Seas 7am AIDAdiva 9am Summit 7am Zaandam 8am Seabourn Quest 8am Seven Seas Navigator 9am Adventure of the Seas 7am Anthem of the Seas 7am Regal Princess 7am Riviera 8am Silver Wind 9am Seabourn Quest 7am Caribbean Princess 7am AIDAdiva 8am Seven Seas Navigator 9am Veendam 8am Mein Schiff 1 8am Amadea 8am Meraviglia** 7am Silver Wind 11am Pearl Mist 7am Regal Princess 7am Serenade of the Seas 7am Riviera 8am Star Pride 7am Le Champlain** 8am Anthem of the Seas 7am Seven Seas Navigator 9am AIDAdiva 9am Silver Whisper 9:30am Caribbean Princess 7am Silver Wind 9am Riviera 9am

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* There are more ships on this day There are almost 180 cruise ships scheduled to arrive in Bar Harbor from late April through ** Maiden Voyage to Bar Harbor Nov. 7th. This is not quite a complete listing! Schedule provided by the Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce, 207-288-4103. Due to storms to the South and other circumstances, scheduled visits can change with very little notice. Please contact the Chamber of Commerce for the latest schedule changes.

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D A Y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

PM 10:15 10:55 11:37 12:14 1:00 1:49 2:42 3:38 4:37 5:38 6:39 7:39 8:35 9:28 10:18 11:04 11:49 12:27 1:10 1:53 2:36 3:20 4:05 4:51 5:39 6:27 7:16 8:04 8:51 9:38

AM 3:29 4:12 4:54 5:37 6:23 7:11 8:02 8:56 9:54 10:54 11:55 12:31 1:34 2:32 3:27 4:18 5:05 5:50 6:34 7:16 7:59 8:41 9:24 10:09 10:55 11:43 12:18 1:11 2:02 2:51

PM 3:38 4:19 5:02 5:46 6:33 7:23 8:18 9:17 10:20 11:25 -12:55 1:53 2:48 3:40 4:29 5:15 6:00 6:44 7:27 8:11 8:57 9:44 10:34 11:25 -12:32 1:21 2:10 2:58

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AM 10:15 11:03 11:52 12:02 12:53 1:46 2:41 3:40 4:41 5:45 6:50 7:53 8:53 9:48 10:38 11:24 -12:13 12:53 1:32 2:11 2:52 3:34 4:20 5:09 6:02 6:59 7:56 8:53 9:47 10:39

PM 10:25 11:13 -12:42 1:33 2:26 3:22 4:19 5:18 6:18 7:18 8:15 9:10 10:00 10:47 11:31 12:07 12:47 1:26 2:04 2:43 3:23 4:04 4:48 5:36 6:26 7:19 8:13 9:07 10:00 10:52

High AM 3:39 4:27 5:15 6:04 6:55 7:47 8:41 9:37 10:35 11:34 12:14 1:17 2:16 3:11 4:02 4:48 5:31 6:12 6:51 7:29 8:07 8:45 9:24 10:07 10:52 11:42 12:24 1:20 2:16 3:10 4:02

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SOUTHWEST HARBOR PM 3:46 4:35 5:25 6:16 7:09 8:06 9:05 10:06 11:10 -12:34 1:33 2:30 3:23 4:12 4:57 5:40 6:21 7:01 7:41 8:21 9:04 9:49 10:37 11:29 -12:35 1:30 2:25 3:19 4:13

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— AUGUST — High Low AM PM AM PM 11:30 11:44 4:54 5:06 -12:21 5:45 5:59 12:37 1:13 6:36 6:54 1:31 2:06 7:27 7:50 2:26 3:00 8:20 8:48 3:23 3:56 9:15 9:48 4:23 4:54 10:12 10:50 5:26 5:54 11:11 11:54 6:31 6:55 -- 12:13 7:36 7:55 12:57 1:14 8:36 8:51 1:57 2:12 9:31 9:43 2:53 3:05 10:20 10:30 3:43 3:54 11:03 11:12 4:28 4:38 11:43 11:51 5:09 5:18 -12:20 5:47 5:57 12:29 12:56 6:22 6:33 1:05 1:30 6:57 7:10 1:41 2:05 7:31 7:47 2:19 2:42 8:06 8:26 2:58 3:20 8:43 9:08 3:41 4:03 9:23 9:55 4:29 4:51 10:09 10:47 5:23 5:44 11:00 11:45 6:22 6:42 11:58 -7:24 7:43 12:46 12:59 8:25 8:42 1:46 2:00 9:22 9:39 2:45 2:58 10:16 10:34 3:39 3:54 11:08 11:27 4:32 4:49 11:59 -5:23 5:42

— SEPTEMBER — High Low AM PM AM PM 12:20 12:50 6:14 6:36 1:13 1:41 7:04 7:31 2:07 2:34 7:56 8:27 3:03 3:29 8:50 9:25 4:03 4:27 9:47 10:26 5:05 5:27 10:47 11:30 6:10 6:30 11:49 -7:14 7:32 12:33 12:52 8:14 8:30 1:34 1:51 9:08 9:22 2:29 2:45 9:55 10:08 3:18 3:32 10:37 10:49 4:02 4:15 11:15 11:27 4:41 4:54 11:50 -5:17 5:30 12:03 12:23 5:50 6:05 12:37 12:55 6:23 6:40 1:12 1:29 6:55 7:15 1:48 2:03 7:29 7:53 2:26 2:42 8:06 8:34 3:09 3:25 8:47 9:21 3:57 4:14 9:35 10:15 4:53 5:11 10:29 11:15 5:55 6:15 11:31 -6:59 7:20 12:19 12:37 8:02 8:22 1:22 1:41 9:01 9:21 2:22 2:42 9:55 10:17 3:18 3:39 10:47 11:10 4:10 4:33 11:37 -5:00 5:25 12:02 12:26 5:50 6:17

— — OCTOBER — High Low AM PM AM PM 12:54 1:16 6:40 7:10 1:47 2:07 7:31 8:04 2:42 3:00 8:24 9:00 3:39 3:57 9:20 9:59 4:40 4:57 10:20 11:01 5:43 6:00 11:22 -6:46 7:03 12:03 12:25 7:45 8:01 1:03 1:24 8:37 8:53 1:58 2:17 9:24 9:39 2:46 3:05 10:05 10:20 3:29 3:47 10:42 10:59 4:07 4:26 11:16 11:35 4:43 5:02 11:49 -5:16 5:37 12:10 12:21 5:49 6:11 12:45 12:55 6:22 6:47 1:21 1:31 6:57 7:25 2:01 2:11 7:35 8:08 2:45 2:56 8:19 8:56 3:35 3:48 9:10 9:51 4:32 4:48 10:08 10:53 5:35 5:54 11:13 11:57 6:40 7:01 -- 12:21 7:43 8:06 1:01 1:27 8:41 9:05 2:01 2:28 9:35 10:01 2:56 3:24 10:26 10:54 3:49 4:17 11:15 11:46 4:39 5:09 -12:03 5:28 5:59 12:36 12:52 6:17 6:50 1:27 1:41 7:06 7:41

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Above TAbles Are ± relATive To vArious locATions on The islAnd And Are derived from vArious sources. AlWAYs check officiAl GovernmenT TAbles for nAviGATion And exAcT Times!

AM 10:03 10:47 11:30 -12:21 1:08 1:59 2:54 3:53 4:55 6:01 7:06 8:09 9:08 10:03 10:54 11:41 -12:33 1:15 1:58 2:42 3:27 4:14 5:04 5:56 6:50 7:44 8:36 9:26

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marine & harbor The Southwest Harbor & Tremont Port Directory is a useful guide and resource for boaters of every skill level and interest, visitors, and residents of Mount Desert Island. Packed with recent schedules, harbor information, rates, and itineraries, it provides the most current information for business or pleasure. Bring a Port Directory with you on your next adventure! And remember to let them know that you saw their ad in the Port Directory!

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KNOWLEDGEABLE BROKERS OF DISTINCTIVE PRE- OWNED YACHTS

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is a highly customized 2015 Morris M52 modern classic sloop offered by Lyman-Morse Yacht Brokerage. Contact Eric Roos to learn more about this boat and other brokerage offerings. 207-266-2399 cell or eroos@lymanmorse.com. Office: 112 Main Street P.O. Box 1124 Northeast Harbor, Maine 04662

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The Unsinkable Legend ~ 11 to 42 feet TM

ating Celebr year! th our 37

– Since 1982 –

1/2 MILE OFF ROUTE 3 • NORWAY DRIVE IN SALISBURY COVE WEBSITE: www.bowdenmarine.com EMAIL: info@bowdenmarine.com

PHONE: 207-288-5247 • FAX: 207-288-5277 OPEN: Mon. to Fri. 8–5; Sat. 9–12

WEATHER INFORMATION MARINE & INLAND FORECASTS – RADIO BROADCASTS MARINE: WDEA 1370 AM (Ellsworth) broadcasts marine weather every half hour. INLAND: WWMJ 95.7 FM (Ellsworth) broadcasts local weather at approximately 20 and 50 minutes past the hour, with more frequent updates between 5 and 9 am. INLAND & MARINE: WBKA 107.7 FM (MDI) broadcasts local and marine weather at 10 and 20 minutes past the hour and 10 and 20 minutes before the hour. A special broadcast from the top of Cadillac Mountain at 8:30 am, and lobstermen calling in weather from the water at 7:20 am. WEATHER PHONE: WDEA 1370 AM provides this service. Call 207-667-8910 (Sponsor: Bowden Marine).

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE: Continuous report can be reached in Caribou at 207-492-0170.

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DYSART’S GREAT HARBOR MARINA Full service marina in the heart of Acadia National Park

West Marine • Acadia Sails • Maine Point Embroidery • Free Internet WiFi Hinckley Yacht Service • Little Notch Bakery • Diesel Mail and FedEx • Yacht Provisioning • Alongside Floating Docks Breakfast at Grumpy’s • Upper Deck Seafood Restauarnt Tel: (207) 244 0117 • www.dysartmarina.com • VHF Channel 9 No. 11 Apple Lane • PO Box 1503 • Southwest Harbor • Maine • 04679

Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina

- Season Rates May to October Per Foot Under 50’..$125 50’ to 64’...$150 65 to 100’..$170 Over 100’..$195

~ DAILY RATES ~ 2019

To shops on Pier and Apple Lane Acadia Sails Sail Loft Dysart’s Diesel Fuel Little Notch Bakery & Cafe Maine Point Embroidery Upper Deck Restaurant West Marine

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- Summer May to October Under 50’.................$3.45 50’ to 64’..................$3.75 65’ to 100’................$4.75 Over 100’.................$5.00 ~ Power Rates ~ 30 amp........................$17 50 amp........................$27 100 amp......................$65 3 phase......................$100

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southWest harbor GPs coordinates:

Latitude 44.279722; Longitude -68.325 Harbormaster: 207-244-7913, May 1-Oct. 15; VHF Channel 09 or 207-244-5404 the rest of the year Harbor Rules & Regulations Town Docks: These are located on the Manset (SWly) shore, and two on the NNEly shore. The lower town dock is just North of the Coast Guard Base and Beal’s Wharf. The upper town dock is located in the NNEly upper corner of the Harbor. Tie-up times are clearly marked on the floats and the harbormaster asks that you please observe them. Any questions or problems, please call him. N

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Town Rental Moorings: Are available. Please call and the harbormaster will direct you to one. Also, rental moorings may be available through other marine services in the Harbor. The harbormaster can refer you to them. Slip space is available at Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina. Call them on Channel 9 VHF or on your cellular phone at 207-244-0117.

Speed Limit: The harbor speed limit is 5 knots. The1-8 speed limit has been SW Boat 5/4/14 4:45 PM Page extended to include the waters between Clark Point & Greening Island (see diagram). Please watch your wake! Fuel, Ice & Water: Are available at Hinckley’s on the Western side of the Harbor and at Beal’s Wharf on the Eastern side adjacent to the Coast Guard Base, and at Southwest Lobster’s docks further up the Harbor.

MARINE SERVICES

Anchoring: Within the Harbor is prohibited without the express consent of the harbormaster.

168 Clark Point Road Southwest Harbor, ME 04679 Phone (207) 244-5525 www.southwestboat.com

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Full Service Yard

50 ton Travelift • 14 ton Crane Inside Heated/Cold Storage • Outside Storage Expert Diesel & Gasoline Engine Repair • Electrical Custom Welding & Fabrication • Wood/Fiberglass Repair & Restoration Rigging • Carpentry • Varnish/Painting • Awlgrip Protected Deep Water Location on Somes Sound Moorings/Dockage • Mobile Marine Service

PO Box 80, 17 Shipwright Lane • Hall Quarry, Mount Desert, Maine 04660

207.244.7854 / info@jwboatco.com / www.jwboatco.com JohnWilliamsBoat_PortDirAd_Apr2015.indd 1

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To conserve space, we are only showing the sunrise and sunset as of the 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd of each month. For accurate daily information, check online at me.usharbors.com/monthly-tides/Maine-Downeast

June Rise Set

July Rise Set

4:47 8:17

22 4:48 8:22

4:50 8:12

15 4:46 8:20

August Rise Set

September Rise Set

4:56 8:20

5:27 7:49

6:03 6:57

5:09 8:10

5:43 7:28

4:51 8:22

5:02 8:16

5:19 7:59

5:35 7:39

October Rise Set

5:55 7:10

6:30 6:15

6:11 6:44

6:47 5:50

6:19 6:31

6:38 6:02 6:56 5:38

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SouthweSt harbor & tremont Chamber of CommerCe member LiSting Museums & Cultural Organizations

Casual Dining

Acadia Repertory Theatre The Barn Arts Collective Camp Beech Cliff Camp Capella Charlotte Rhoades Park and Butterfly Garden The Maine Granite Industry Historical Society MDI Historical Society Mt. Desert Oceanarium Seal Cove Auto Museum Southwest Harbor Historical Society Tremont Historical Society Wendell Gilley Museum

207-244-7260 207-412-9435 207-244-0365 207-843-5104

Beal’s Lobster Pier Claremont Boathouse Fogtown Brewing Company Thurston’s Lobster Pound

207-266-6047

Full-Service Restaurants

207-244-7299 207-276-9323 207-288-7330 207-244-9242 207-244-7264 207-244-9753 207-244-7555

Sightseeing Atlantic Brewing Company Bar Harbor Cellars Cranberry Cove Ferry Downeast Sailing Adventures Sail Acadia Downeast Windjammer Cruises Island Cruises Quietside Cruises

207-288-2337 207-288-3907 207-244-5882 207-288-2216 207-266-5210 207-546-2927 207-244-5785 207-266-5210

Sports Acadia Fishing Tours Causeway Club Golf Course Coastal Kayaking Tours Downeast Nature Tours Maine State Sea Kayak MDI Community Sailing Center National Park Sea Kayak Tours

207-244-5385 207-244-7220 800-526-8615 207-288-8128 877-481-9500 207-244-7905 800-347-0940

Coastal Cottages Ann’s Point Cottages Bass Harbor Cottages Claremont Hotel & Cottages Fernald Cottages Harbor Oasis Harbor View Motel and Cottages Moorings Inn Waterfront and Cottages

Home, Boat & Auto

207-288-9025 207-664-9946 207-874-7720 207-244-0400 207-974-3171 207-244-7669 207-619-3380 207-713-7533

207-266-5425 207-244-3460 800-244-5036 207-244-3721 207-244-0494 207-244-5031 800-596-5523

Island-Interior Cottages

207-244-5625

Marketing Acadia Publishing Co. Bayside Graphics Discover Maine Magazine Discovery Maps EZ to Use Big Book Royal Promotions Smart DataMap Services travel Maine

Ann’s Point Inn 207-244-9595 Bass Harbor Inn 207-244-5157 Harbour Cottage Inn Bed & Breakfast & Pier One Vacation Rentals 207-244-5738 Kingsleigh Inn 207-244-5302 Penury Hall 207-244-7102 The Lodge-ings 207-244-0340

Acadia Cottages Anna’s Quietside Cottages Hutchins Cottages at Acadia

207-244-5854 207-244-5856

207-244-5842 207-244-4344 207-244-8133 207-244-0476 207-244-4550 800-244-5036 207-244-5221

B&Bs

800-526-8615

Activity Rentals Acadia Bike Mansell Boat Rentals & Charters National Park Canoe & Kayak Rental Southwest Cycle

Cafe Drydock Cafe 2 / Eat-A-Pita Coda Restaurant Red Sky Restaurant Sips Xanthus Restaurant & Bar XYZ Restaurant

207-244-3202 800-244-5036 207-370-0845 207-244-7600

Bowden Marine Service Coastal Builders & Sons Dead River Company Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina Eastern Maine Recycling G.F. Johnston & Associates The Hinckley Company Islandscaping, Inc. Mount Desert Spring Water Pro31 Cleaning Solutions Stephen Stanley Electric, Inc.

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207-244-5388 207-266-8017 207-244-9687 207-288-5247 207-664-0506 207-244-3131 207-244-0117 207-244-9033 207-244-1200 207-244-5531 207-244-5777 800-660-5363 207-664-9851 207-244-5425

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Finance/Insurance

Health/Wellness Acadia Family Center At Home MDI Harbor House Main Street Harbor House Fitness Center Harbor House Children’s Ctr. Healthy Acadia Knowles Chiropractic and Wellness Center YWCA of Mount Desert Island

207-244-4012 207-374-5852 207-244-3713 207-244-9555 207-244-9824 207-288-5331

Bar Harbor Bank and Trust Camden National Bank First National Bank L. S. Robinson Insurance Snow/2 CPA

207-244-5870 207-288-5008

Mount Desert Islander TownSquare Media Bangor WNSX 97.7

Inns/Hotels/Motels Bass Harbor Cottages Claremont Hotel & Cottages Cranberry Hill Inn Harbor View Motel and Cottages Moorings Inn Waterfront and Cottages Seawall Motel

207-244-3460 800-244-5036 207-244-5007 207-244-5031 800-596-5523 800-248-9250

Markets Liquor Locker Inc. Sawyer’s Market Sawyer’s Specialties

207-244-3788 207-244-3315 207-244-3317

Campgrounds & RV Parks Quietside Campground Seawall Campground in Acadia National Park Smuggler’s Den

207-244-0566 207-244-3600 207-244-3944

Medical Facilities Mount Desert Island Hospital Community Health Center Northern Light Maine Coast Hospital Mount Desert Island Hospital Southwest Harbor Med. Center

207-244-5630 207-664-5311 207-288-5081 207-244-5513

Salons Artful Designs Hair Care & Art 207-244-9062 Carisa’s Salon 207-288-9444 Eden Spa at Bluenose Inn 207-288-3348

888-853-7100 207-288-1238 800-564-3195 207-244-7246 207-244-3737

News Media 207-288-0556 207-989-5631 207-667-0002

Service Rentals Homer Assoc.—The Birches Norumbega Moving and Storage Wallace Events

207-244-5182 888-244-7295 207-667-6000

Real Estate Agencies Acadia Cornerstone Real Estate Dunbar Real Estate Harbor Ridge Vacation Rentals Island Housing Trust The Knowles Company L.S. Robinson Real Estate & Vacation Rentals Quietside Realty

207-288-3773 207-244-3339 207-244-7000 207-244-8011 207-276-3322 207-244-5563 207-244-0203

Retail Stores Acadia Quietside Shop Carroll Drug Store Dragonflys Cottage McEachern and Hutchins Quilt ‘n’ Fabric Under the Dogwood Tree

207-244-8308 207-244-5588 207-244-0255 207-244-7243 207-244-1233 207-244-3089

Galleries & Studios ArtWaves Clark Point Gallery Island Arts Association Southwest Harbor Artisans

207-478-9336 207-244-0920 207-565-383y 207-244-5107

Municipalities Town of Cranberry Isles Town of Tremont

AcadiaChamber.com

207-244-4475 207-244-7204

207-244-9264 info@acadiachamber.com 329 Main Street • Southwest Harbor www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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NOTE: A passenger Ferry leaves and returns to the Bar Harbor Inn Dock every two hours to Winter Harbor and the Schoodic section of Acadia National Park, just 6 miles across Frenchman Bay. There is FREE Island Explorer Bus Service from the Schoodic Marine Center when you arrive.

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Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse

CG ID #12

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SEAL HARBOR

LIQUOR LOCKER

SEALCOVERD.SOUTHWESTHARBOR,ME04679•ONMT.DESERTISLAND•207-244-3788

MAINE WINES, MICROBRE ICR WS, LOTTERY TERY, ICE, MIXERS, KEGS & SNACKS TERY CKS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ALL SUMMER

∞ THE ISLAND’S BIGGEST & BEST SELECTION ∞

OVER THE WORLD!

Baker Island

Free Acadia Shuttles NOTE: 2019 Service starts June 23rd and ends on October 14 The dotted blue routes denote the FREE propane-powered shuttle bus transportation to campgrounds, hiking trails, carriage roads, beaches and downtown centers. For more details, ask for a Shuttle Schedule or call 667-5796.

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The following advertisers may be found in Southwest Harbor and Manset: • Acadia Fuel • Bar Harbor Bank &Trust • Beal’s Lobster Pier • Café Drydock • Carroll Drug Store • Clark Point Gallery • Community Health Center • Cranberry Cove Ferry • Davis Agency • Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina • First National Bank • G. F. Johnston • Harbor View Motel • Hinckley Company • Hutchins Cottages • Kingsleigh Inn

• Liquor Locker • LSRobinson Insurance • MDI Weddings • Penury Hall • PRO 31 • Quietside Café • Quilt ‘n’ Fabric • Red Sky Restaurant • Sail Acadia • Sawyer’s Specialties • Sips • Southwest Boat • Southwest Cycle • Southwest Harbor Medical Center • Wendell Gilley Museum

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The following advertisers may be found in Bass Harbor and Tremont: • Ann’s Point Cottages

• Thurston’s Lobster Pound

• Seal Cove Auto Museum

• Tremont Historical Society

Tremont Historical Society — Country Store Museum Reflecting its 19th century country store origins, the shelves are filled with artifacts contributed by Tremont and Southwest Harbor families, overlooking Bass Harbor, the most important Harbor community on MDI at that time! Many historical documents and photographs can be viewed by arrangement in the research rooms. Call for appointment if you can’t make it when we’re open. Free monthly Public Programs at the Bass Harbor Public Library in Bernard, 4th Monday, 7:00 pm. Open M, W, F from 1-4, July to Columbus Day 4 Granville Rd., Bass Harbor On Facebook @ Tremont Historical Society tremonthistory@gmail.com www.tremontmainehistory.us 244-9753

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Northeast Harbor NE Harbor Golf Club

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The following advertisers may be found in Northeast Harbor, Seal Harbor, Somesville, and Hall Quarry: • Abel’s Lobster Pound • Acadia Repertory Theatre • Asticou Boat Charters • Asticou Inn • Bar Harbor Bank & Trust • Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry • Carter’s Real Estate • Colonel’s Restaurant & Deli • Cranberry Isles Water Taxi • First National Bank • Island Artisans • John Williams Boat Company

• Kimball Terrace Inn • Lyman Morse Brokerage • The Knowles Company • The Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant • Lisa Hall Studio • National Park Canoe Rental • Northeast Harbor Clinic • Seaside Deli & Sweets • Shaw Jewelry • Smart Studio • Somesville Rehabilitation Services • Sweet Pea

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Cranberry Islands

The following advertisers may be found on the Cranberry Isles: • Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry • Great Cranberry General Store • Cranberry Cove Boating Co. • Islesford Dock Restaurant • Spurling Design

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The following advertisers may be found in Bar Harbor, Town Hill, Trenton and Ellsworth: • Acadia Air Tours

• Friends of Acadia

• Acadia Fuel

• Galyn’s

• Argosy Gallery

• Havana

• Atlantic Brewing

• Hertz Car Rental

• Bar Harbor Bank & Trust

• House Wine

• Bar Harbor Ferry Co.

• Island Artisans

• Bowden Marine

• Mount Desert Island Hospital

• Burning Tree Restaurant

• Northern Light Maine Coast Hospital

• Carisa’s Salon

• Oli’s Trolley

• Classic Massage

• Peekytoe Provisions

• Downeast Windjammer Cruises

• Pirate’s Cove

• Fabricate

• Richard Parks Furniture Gallery

• FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars

• The Stadium Gallery

• First National Bank

• Sweet Smiles

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area lodGinG Mount Desert Island has an incredible plethora of places to stay Campgrounds - Hotels for a night (or more) - Bed & Breakfasts - Inns with Suites - Inns without Suites - Rentals for a week, a month, the summer, or longer! Summer "Cottages" - Cabins in the woods - Places on the lake or ocean - Almost anything your heart desires! AND - if your heart desires to move here, check with a Real Estate agent to help make your dreams come true!

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a climate to thrive by Jill Higgins

If the natural beauty of Mt Desert Island (MDI) inspires you to want to preserve it, you’re not alone. Most of the people who live here year-round are here because of their love of nature, and this community is becoming a model of sustainability in the face of climate change and plastic pollution. Last year, four eighth grade girls in Southwest Harbor, Ella Izenour, Caroline Musson, Charlotte Partin, and Logan Wilbur, did a school research project about plastic in the ocean that shocked and frightened them. They initially felt depressed and powerless about it, but when they asked their teacher if there was anything they could do to get plastic bags and polystyrene foam (aka styrofoam) banned in their town, she explained the local ordinance process to them, and they became determined to make it happen. They did a presentation for the Board of Selectmen that was so compelling that they were asked to help write the ordinances and do the presentation for all four MDI towns. A local grassroots organization, A Climate © Bonnie Norwood The four girls giving their presen- to Thrive (ACTT), whose Zero Waste Group had been educating the public on the growing plastics problem, tation at the Town Meeting. helped form a group of concerned citizens, including doctors and scientists, to join forces with the girls. And last November, Southwest Harbor voted overwhelmingly to ban single-use carryout plastic bags and polystyrene foam food containers. Cont’d. on p. 42

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The girls were invited to present to the three other towns on MDI, and in January, Bar Harbor passed the same ordinances. Northeast Harbor and Tremont are voting on them at their May town meetings, and the island is making a transition to reusable bags and compostable take-out containers. If you’re a visitor and don’t have reusable bags with you, you can buy them at most stores on the island, and paper bags will also be available, sometimes for a 5 cent charge. Last year, A Climate to Thrive also helped a group of concerned restaurant and cafe owners and caterers to create the Sustainable MDI Pledge to reduce plastic waste and increase sustainable practices. Fifty businesses took the pledge last summer and made significant changes, and this summer the pledge is expanding to hotels, inns and bed and breakfasts. You can support this effort by bringing your own bags, water bottles, and mugs; asking cafes to refill your water bottles; sorting waste correctly so businesses can recycle and compost; and asking to not be given plastic utensils, straws, packaged condiments or bags if you don’t need them. Sustainable MDI decals can be seen on the doors and windows of pledging businesses. More information can be found at www.aclimatetothrive.org. A Climate to Thrive’s mission is to make MDI energy independent by 2030 and to be an inspiring model of sustainability in the face of climate change. MDI is already seeing the effects of climate change with sea level rise, lobster fisheries moving north, and increases in forest pests and invasive plants in the national park, and islanders are taking charge with local action to reduce energy waste and transition to clean renewable energy. “Climate change is such a big issue; it’s easy for people to feel daunted or overwhelmed. The whole notion of A Climate to Thrive turns that on its head, focusing on effecting change locally, in towns, businesses, schools and homes. ” says ACTT founder Gary Friedmann. Seventy-six homes and businesses responded to ACTT’s Solarize MDI campaign - the most successful one of its kind in the state - to double the island’s solar capacity. This included a Community Solar Farm on a Southwest Harbor boat storage building with the capacity to power 12 homes. Tremont Selectman Kevin Buck worked with members of the Tremont Solar Task Force last winter on a project to build the first solar array on a capped landfill in

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© Joe Joe Blotnick Blotnick northern Maine. “We’re going to © have the largest array on the island, for awhile anyway,” said Buck, smiling as his young granddaughters performed the ribbon-cutting. “I’m doing this for them.” The solar array is expected to save $400,000 MDI solar capacity has tripled since 2017 in electricity costs for the local school and town buildings over the next 25 years. Almost as important for the town’s 1,590 residents is that it looks like Tremont may now have the most solar per capita in Maine. Ideas spread quickly around the island, and the Mount Desert Island High School in Bar Harbor is now making a student’s senior project a reality by installing 1,300 solar panels on the roof this summer. Besides making a big dent in carbon emissions, these projects are saving the towns and schools a lot of money to spend on other things, and they’ll hopefully inspire similar projects all over the country and beyond.

The EXPLORER BUS system is a marvelous FREE service that covers all points of the Island’s compass - as well as a bus over inWinter Harbor to cover the Schoodic section of Acadia - with propane-powered, environmentally clean transportation to hiking trails, carriage roads, island beaches, and in town shopping. You can leave your car at home ... or at the Acadia Gateway Center in Trenton ... and visit all parts of Mount Desert Island bringing your bikes, well-mannered pets, groceries and shopping bags along with you. The buses provide stops all along the traveled ways and offer a relaxed and pleasant excursion.The Island Explorer can provide a truly car-free vacation experience on Maine’s most beautiful and popular island and you are protecting the air and nature of the Island for our future visitors and offspring. Here is just a small sample of the outings you can enjoy without worrying about parking or returning to your car. ONE-WAY HIKES FOR THE SERIOUS HIKER: Hike across the Island’s mountains without turning back to your car. There are a number of great expeditions made possible by the Island Explorer. BIKE THE CARRIAGE ROADS: Island Explorer buses provide access to the carriage road system at Eagle Lake, Brown Mountain, Jordan Pond, Bubble Pond, and the Hulls Cove Visitor Center. All buses are equipped with bicycle racks. BIKE SEGMENTS OF THE PARK LOOP ROAD: The Island Explorer allows you to bike portions of the 20-mile Park Loop Road. The bus also helps you avoid the narrow two-way portion between Jordan Pond and the Cadillac Mountain Road. RIDE THE BUS TO ISLAND BEACHES: The Island Explorer provides access to ocean swimming at Sand Beach and fresh water swimming at Echo Lake. HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE RIDES: One and two-hour Acadia National Park carriage rides depart from Wildwood Stables.You can ride to Wildwood on the Loop Road bus. BOAT CRUISES AND TOURS: A variety of boat cruises/tours are available in Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor, and Southwest Harbor.You can also use the Island Explorer to reach the Swan’s Island Ferry or the Cranberry Isles Mail Boat. www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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Ferry ScheduleS Swan’s Island Ferry — Service To Swan’s Island — 6 Miles, 40 Min. Thursday ONLY (1/3 - 12/26)

Mon.,Tues.,Wed.*,Fri.,& Sat.

May 6 through Oct. 12 –Leaving– Swan’s Island Bass Harbor 6:45 am 7:30 am 8:15 am 9:00 am ** 9:45 am ** 11:00 am 1:30 pm 2:15 pm 3:00 pm 3:45 pm 4:30 pm 5:15 pm * 2nd, 4th, and 5th Wed. of each month **Does not operate on Wednesdays

–Leaving– Swan’s Island Bass Harbor 6:45 am 7:30 am 8:15 am 9:00 am *** 9:45 am 10:30 am 11:15 am *** 2:15 pm 3:00 pm 3:45 pm 4:30 pm 5:15 pm

***This trip is primarily used for the transportation of gasoline (NO PASSENGERS).

1st & 3rd Wed. (1/2 - 12/18)

–Leaving– Swan’s Island Bass Harbor 6:45 am 7:30 am 8:15 am 11:00 am 1:15 pm 4:00 pm 4:45 pm 5:30 pm

Please call for specific scheduling information. Service will be limited on New Year’s, Thanksgiving, and Christmas days. Please contact the appropriate terminal for scheduled operations on these days.

Sunday ONLY (5/12 - 10/13)

Swan’s Island 8:15 am 9:45 am 11:30 am 3:00 pm 4:30 pm

Bass Harbor 9:00 am 10:30 am 2:15 pm 3:45 pm 5:15 pm

For More Information, Contact: MAINE STATE FERRY SERVICE P.O. Box 213, Swan’s Island, ME 04685 (207) 526-4273 P.O. Box 114, Bass Harbor, ME 04653 (207) 244-3254

Swan’s Island Ferry — Service to Frenchboro, Long Island — 8.25 Miles, 50 Min. Wednesdays Fridays** Sundays –Leaving– Bass Harbor Frenchboro 9:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm * 3:00 pm * *1st and 3rd Wednesdays only

Thursdays

–Leaving– Bass Harbor 12:00 noon Frenchboro 1:00 pm

4/6 thru 10/26 –Leaving– Bass Harbor Frenchboro 8:00 am 9:00 am 5:15 pm 6:00 pm 11/2 thru 11/23 –Leaving– Bass Harbor Frenchboro 8:00 am 9:00 am 4:00 pm 5:00 pm ** Passenger-only vessel

1/7 thru 5/6 and 10/21 thru 12/30 –Leaving– Bass Harbor 11:30 am Frenchboro 12:30 pm 5/13 thru 10/14 –Leaving– Bass Harbor 12:15 pm Frenchboro 1:15 pm

ONE WAY TICKETS AVAILABLE

Cranberry Cove Ferry The Cranberry Cove Ferry departs from the UPPER TOWN DOCK at 110 Clark Point Rd. in Southwest Harbor. The ferry then stops at the Manset Dock owned by Cranberry Isles (C.I. dock), before departing for the Cranberry Isles. Below is the schedule for July and August. Please note that the departure times in spring and fall change to 7:00 am; 10:00 am; 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm from the SWH Upper Town Dock. Call 207-546-2927 for more information. Leave SWH Upper Town Dock

7:00 am 9:00 am

11:00 am 1:00 pm 3:00 pm 5:00 pm

Leave Manset (C.I. Dock)

7:20 am 8:40 am 9:20 am 10:40 am 11:20 am 12:40 pm 1:20 pm 2:40 pm 3:20 pm 4:40 pm 5:20 pm 6:40 pm

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7:40 am 8:20 am 9:40 am 10:20 am 11:40 am 12:20 pm 1:40 pm 2:20 pm 3:40 pm 4:20 pm 5:40 pm 6:20 pm

Leave Islesford Little Cranberry

8:00 am 10:00 am 12:00 pm 2:00 pm 4:00 pm 6:00 pm

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service Providers We want to meet all of your needs while you are here ... whether you live here year-round, for the summer months, or if you are just visiting for a few days or weeks! Check out the service providers in the coming pages (or look for what youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re needing in the extensive index starting on page 59), and please be sure to let them know you found out about them in the Port Directories!

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maine-made Wines This article was written by Dawn Lamendola, owner of HouseWine in Bar Harbor. Dawn attended College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor with a focus on sustainable agriculture and ended up at the University of Iowa studying Political Science. Most of her years after college were spent in the wine industry working as a sommelier in NewYork and Boston as well as at the Windows on theWorld Wine School in NYC. In 2009 Dawn returned to Bar Harbor to open HouseWine. Dawn lives in Bar Harbor with her husband Josh who teaches photography at COA, son Griffin an imaginative third grader at Conners Emerson School, and their crazy silver lab. While Maine may not seem like the most likely region for wine production with our cold winters and short growing season, there are some 25+ wineries making wine in the state. Maine wines have been made from honey, European Vitis vinifera grapes, American Vitis labrusca grapes, cold resistant hybrid grapes and myriad other fruits and combinations of all of the above. Apples, pears, blueberries, cranberries, strawberries, peaches, blackberries, elderflower and rhubarb have all been turned into Maine wine. In addition, some wineries bring in grapes or pressed juice from other wine producing regions and make the wines in their own Maine wineries. Maine wines suffer from the common misconception that wines made from fruit other than grapes must all be quite sweet. However, these fruit wines can be anywhere from very dry to dessert wine sweet, semi-dry, sparkling and everything in between. I have tasted blueberry

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Breast Health Center Bar Harbor • 288-8435

A selection of Maine wines at House Wine.

Cadillac Family Practice

wines that could be mistaken for merlot and pear wines that are a dead ringer for a crisp sauvignon blanc.

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At House Wine shop in Bar Harbor, we field the most questions about blueberry wines. It is said that it takes about 5 gallons of wild Maine blueberries to make a single bottle of wine. Wild Maine blueberries are low bush blueberries that grow throughout the state and most prolifically in the Downeast region – with Cherryfield, Maine recognized as the Wild Blueberry Capital of the World. Due to the amount of skin to juice ratio, these tiny berries are capable of producing dark wines with deep tannic structure. When fermentation is stopped early on, a sweeter wine is produced. Cont.’d. on Pg. 49

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Community Health Center SW Harbor • 244-5630

Cooper Gilmore Health Center Bar Harbor • 288-5024

Lisa Stewart Women’s Health Center Bar Harbor • 288-8100

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Maine growers know that the key to quality wine making is experimenting to find which grapes (if any) do best in their area. In some parts of the state, wineries are experimenting with growing some European varietals (Vitis vinivera), finding the interior region better for ripening these grapes than the foggy coastal areas. However, the Maine soil and climate are not very conducive to growing and fully ripening these kinds of grapes. Many wineries are having success growing and producing wines from cold weather hardy hybrid grape varietals such as Marquette, Frontenac, La Crosse and Leon Mallot. These hyTrial vineyard at Sweet Pea brids are said to combine the flavor profiles of the Vitis vinif vinifCafe/Bar Harbor Cellars era wine grapes with the hardiness of often sweeter American Winery. These grapes are Vitis labrusca varietals. While they have their own distinctive not ready for wine produc- flavors, they are typically found to produce wines with lively tion at this time. acidity, making them great food pairing wines. Many Maine wineries have tasting rooms open to the public for wine tastings and tours. Check out the Maine Wine Trail at www.mainewinetrail.com for a map and list of many participating wineries. While you’re here, consider a visit to Bar Harbor Cellars, Mount Desert Island’s only winery. If you don’t make it to a winery to experience Maine wine, make sure to find a retailer that knows their products and can answer your specific questions about The tasting room at Bar Harbor taste and sweetness, to find wines best suited to Cellars. your personal taste.

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calendar of events - 2019 Times and dates updated at time of printing. Please call individual numbers or check the websites for updates. We apologize if any changes were made post-production. June 15: Wild Gardens of Acadia Plant Sale. 9am12 noon. St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church. 41 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Each spring since 1961 the volunteers of the Wild Gardens of Acadia hold a benefit plant sale to support the maintenance of the Gardens. Vegetable seedlings, native plants, herbs, perennials and annuals ... plants are donated from local nurseries, private estate gardens and the Wild Garden volunteers’ personal gardens. Rain or Shine. All proceeds help support the Wild Gardens of Acadia. The Wild Gardens of Acadia is an official committee of Friends of Acadia. June 15: At Home Rowing Regatta. 8am-2pm. Join us for a day on the water! Three different courses (5 miles, 2.4 miles and 1 mile) and open to any age and rowing skill level. For information, call: 374-5852. June 15 (9am-5pm) & June 16 (10am-4pm): Art in the Park. 69th Annual Art Show! Over 35 painters and photographers will display and sell their original works on the Village Green, Main & Mt. Desert Streets, Bar Harbor. June 16: 13th Annual Art on the Deck Fine Art Show. Galyn’s Restaurant, 17 Main St., Bar Harbor. 3-6pm. Free and open to the public. June 16: Chowder and Popovers, Please! 1-3:30pm. Ambrosia Cooking School, 19 Rodick Street, Bar Harbor. The meal that Mainers ask for and savor! Enjoy a demonstration of the iconic Maine chowder and popovers. Call (207) 288-4523. June 23-28: Acadia Trad Festival. A week of conMay 30 - June 2: The 21st Annual Acadia Birding certs, classes, workshops, dances and more in the Festival. Celebrate the ecological wonders of the Irish, Scottish, Acadian Cajun, Old-time and Cape birds of the Gulf of Maine. acadiabirdingfestival. Breton styles. Held on the campus of the College com. (207) 288-8128. of the Atlantic, 105 Eden Street, Bar Harbor. June 1: National Trails Day. Discover, enjoy, and care for Acadia’s magnificent 125-mile trail system, acadiatradschool.com. June 30: Bar Harbor Music Festival. Opening Day accompanied by park trail crew and interpretive of the 53rd Season. Maine Sea Coast Mission, 127 staff members. nps.gov. West Street, Bar Harbor. Bar Harbor Music FestiJune 2: 7th Annual Acadia Half Marathon. Starts and ends in front of the YMCA, 21 Park Street, Bar val’s Tea Concert, Audrey Babcock, Mezzo-Soprano; Harbor. Call (207) 288-3511 for more information. Cara Chowning, Pianist. 4:00pm. July 2: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar June 3: Maine Historic Desserts. 10-11:30am. Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mount Desert Ambrosia Cooking School, 19 Rodick Street, Bar Street, Bar Harbor. Opening night with Brass VenHarbor. Call 288-4523. ture returning for the 16th consecutive season! June 6: First Friday Art Walk. Downtown Bar July 4: Around MDI Relay. 6am-9am start times. Harbor, 6-9pm. Pick up a map from the Chamber of The 100 km route circles world famous Mount Commerce, lodging establishment, or gallery and Desert Island while touching every town and begin at any venue. Follow the ART Walk flags. village, including countless scenic vistas framed by June 10: Mapas ... Tasty Maine Appetizers. the spectacular beauty of Acadia National Park. For 2-3:30pm. Ambrosia Cooking School, 19 Rodick more information: july4relay.crowathletics.com Street, Bar Harbor. Call (207) 288-4523. Ongoing

Thurs., June 27 to August 29: Northeast Harbor Farmer’s Market. The best variety of fruits and vegetables; free-range pork, beef, lamb, and rabbit; and more. On Huntington Rd. across from the Kimball Terrace Inn. Fri., Late June - Oct. 4: Southwest Harbor Farmer’s Market. 9am-1pm. Pick up produce and eggs from local farmers, as well as farm-raised meats and freshly-baked goods. Main Street parking lot of St. John Church. Thursdays in July and August: Art Gallery Openings. Northeast Harbor. Mon. & Thurs. July 1 through August 26: Bar Harbor Town Band. 8-9pm. Free concerts on the Village Green, rain or shine. Main & Mt. Desert Streets, Bar Harbor (Congregational Church in Bar Harbor if raining). Mid-May through September: Self-Guided tours of Historic St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church. 41 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Brochures available for self-guided tour of the church and its renowned stained glass windows (Tiffany, English glass, Italian stone work). For more info, (207) 288-4215 or stsaviours.me. Wed., July 17 to August 21: Seaside Cinema. Family movie night in Agamont Park in downtown Bar Harbor. In the event of rain, shows will be canceled. Call 207-288-5103 for cancellation notices.

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July 4: Independence Day Celebration. Bar HarJuly 10: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 5:30pm. Gates bor’s Fourth of July has been voted the #1 Fourth Auditorium, College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden of July celebration in America by the Today Show, Street, Bar Harbor. 23rd Annual New Composers and recognized by National Geographic as one of Forum. Moderator: Ramin Amir Arjomand, Pianist the top ten in the U.S. With a full day of events, it’s and Composer. no wonder that people love spending the Fourth July 11: Neighborhood House Bash at the Boatyard: in Bar Harbor. to be held at Abels Yacht Yard, Somes Sound 6-8:30pm. 6-10am-Blueberry Pancake Breakfast. MDI Rotary Our annual celebration and fundraiser is totally Club, Bar Harbor Athletic Field, Park Street, Bar unique and not to be missed. Tickets available at (207) Harbor. A fun morning feast for the whole family. 276-5039. Proceeds fund the NHH summer camp 9am-3pm-Craft Fair. MDI YMCA. A wonderful scholarship program. selection of Maine crafts - jewelry, quilts, and July 12: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. St. more. Joint fund raiser for the YMCA and YWCA. Saviour’s Episcopal Church, 41 Mt. Desert Street, 10am-Independence Day Parade winds through Bar Harbor. 36th Annual “New Composers” Condowntown Bar Harbor. cert. Margaret Mills, Pianist. 11am-2pm-Seafood Festival. MDI Rotary Club, Bar July 12-14: 23rd Annual Hospice Regatta. Morris Harbor Athletic Field, Park Street. Enjoy lobster, Yachts, Northeast Harbor. All proceeds benefit mussels, corn, strawberry shortcake, and more. Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County. 11am-Lobster Races. Watch local businesses put (207) 667-2531. their lobsters to the test in a “high-speed” crusJuly 12-15: Quietside Flamingo Festival. tacean contest! MDI YMCA, Bar Harbor Athletic Throughout Southwest Harbor. The annual Harbor Field, Park Street. Proceeds benefit the House Flamingo Festival is whimsical, MDI YMCA. lighthearted and decidedly pink ... truly 3:30-9pm-Free concert series in Agamont has something for everyone. For more Park. Family-friendly tunes for dancing and information (207) 244-3713. listening as you wander by the harbor or July 13-14: Paperback Book Sale. stake out your seat for the fireworks. Thousands of used paperbacks for your Approximately 9:15pmreading pleasure on the front lawn of Bar Harbor: Enjoy the spectacular display the Southwest Harbor Public Library, of fireworks over Frenchman’s Bay. Main St. Southwest Harbor. Southwest Harbor: The Southwest Harbor July 14: Flamingo Four-Miler and Fun Run. This scenic race runs through part & Tremont Chamber of Commerce is hosting © Bayside of Acadia National Park and ends at the a fireworks display this year. Fireworks will Graphics Tremont Community Center. For more be visible from many locations around the information (207) 244-3713. harbor. Rain date, July 6. July 14: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar July 5: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mount Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Christopher Johnson, Pianist. Street, Bar Harbor. Alexandra Beliakovich, Pianist. July 17: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. St. July 6: 2019 Native American Festival and Basket Saviour’s Episcopal Church, 41 Mt. Desert Street, Makers Market. Offers visitors, collectors and gallery Bar Harbor. Antonio Galera Lopez, Pianist. owners the opportunity to buy directly from the July 18: Main Street Blooms. Strolling tour of interartists, as quality and authenticity is the hallmark for pretive floral arrangements. 2-5pm. NEH this Wabanaki Market. 10-4, College of the Atlantic, July 19: Bar Harbor Garden Club Tour. View some 105 Eden Street, Bar Harbor. (207) 288-3519. of the finest gardens on Mount Desert Island! July 7: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Advance tickets, $30; Day of tour, $35. For more Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mount Desert information:www. barharborgardenclub.org. Street, Bar Harbor. American Classics for Flute and July 19: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Opera Piano. Allison Kiger, Flutist; Alexandra Beliakovich, Theatre: Carmen. The Historic Criterion Theatre, Pianist. 35 Cottage Street, Bar Harbor. July 9: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Audrey July 20: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Babcock, Mezzo-Soprano; April Martin, Soprano; Cara Chowning, Pianist. The Great Room, Bluenose Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Inn, 90 Eden Street, Bar Harbor. Pre-Concert DinStreet, Bar Harbor. Ardelia Chamber Players; Janey ner served beginning at 6pm (optional). Choi, Violinist; Andrea Lee, Cellist; Antonio Galera July 9: Annual Strawberry Festival at the SomesLopez, Pianist, Christopher Souza, Violist. ville Fire House. 1-3 pm. Our traditional celebration July 21: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Jackof history and strawberry shortcake. Yum! (207) son Laboratory Commons, 610 Main Street, Bar 276-9323. Harbor. Wolverine Jazz Band.

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July 23: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music. Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15pm. Daedalus Quartet. July 24: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Blackwoods Campground Amphitheater, Otter Creek; 47th Annual Acadia National Park Outdoor Concert. Bar Harbor Festival String Orchestra, Francis Fortier, Conductor. Rain date, July 25. July 25: Christmas in July! All day ... Main St., Northeast Harbor. July 25: Summer Movie. Elf (perfect for Christmas in July!). Sundown. Northeast Harbor Marina. July 25: Annual Butterfly Release at Charlotte Rhoades Butterfly Garden. 3:30pm. This annual event is a wonderful family affair that is fun for everyone! $35 per person 12 and over, includes one butterfly. Children under 12, free admissionbutterfly not included. Reservations required. (207) 244-9264. July 26: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. 15th Annual Bob Noonan Memorial Concert. Bar Harbor Festival String Orchestra, Francis Fortier, Conductor; Antonio Galera-Lopez, Piano Soloist. July 26-28: 44th Annual Directions Craft Show. MDI High School, Bar Harbor. Friday: 5 - 9pm; Saturday & Sunday: 10am - 5pm. mainecraftsguild.com. July 27-28: Gallery on the Green I, by the Coastal Fine Art Alliance of Maine. More than 50 of Downeast’s most recognized artists, including winners of top awards and national competitions, will take part in this summer’s annual outdoor show. Pemetic Green, Southwest Harbor. Rain or Shine. (207) 244-9264. July 28: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. The Gates Center, College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden Street, Bar Harbor. Festival Gala. Pre-concert dinner at 6pm (optional). Bar Harbor Festival String Orchestra, Francis Fortier, Conductor. July 30: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music. Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15 pm. Ensemble of Guest Artists. July 31: Horticulture and Flower Show. Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 2-5pm. Free of charge Aug. 2-3: Mount Desert Summer Chorale. Carmina Burana. 7:30pm (Pre-Concert Talk, 7pm). St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church, 41 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. www.mountdesertsummerchorale.org. August 2-4 Bar Harbor Fine Arts Festival. Bar Harbor Inn, Newport Drive, Bar Harbor. Fri.: 12-8; Sat.: 10-8; Sun. 10-5. August 3-4: Giant Used Book Sale. Legion Hall, Southwest Harbor. To benefit the Southwest Harbor Public Library. (207) 244-7065. August 4: YMCA’s Acadia 70.3 Triathon. This is the 1st Acadia 70.3 Triathlon! We are so excited to

have you join us. The money raised through your entry fees help sustain the YMCA’s scholarship programs, ensuring that individuals and families have access to the care, services, and programs that can help them improve their lives through healthy living or community activities. August 6: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music. Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15pm. Dover Quartet. August 6: Lobsters on the Sound. Come join us at the Hinckley Company in Southwest Harbor for a night of fun. 5:30 -7:30pm, Cocktails & Silent Auction; 7:30pm, Dinner, Live Auction & Dancing. Proceeds support programs and services that Harbor House provides to the communities of MDI. For information or to purchase tickets, call (207) 244-3713. August 7: 19th Annual Bicycle Parade and Ice Cream Social. The evening begins at 5:30pm on the front lawn of the Neighborhood House in Northeast Harbor, as we provide a heaping helping of balloons, streamers, and other colorful décor for participants of all ages to attach to their bikes, trikes, scooters, wagons, etc. Once the decorating is done, we have a parade down Main St at 6pm, complete with police and fire truck escort! The “cherry on top,” however, are the ice cream sundaes we all have afterwards, complete with homemade hot fudge sauce! August 10: Luminaria Evening. Celebrate the lives of cancer survivors and honor those who have lost their lives to cancer. 7-9:30pm, Bar Harbor Village Green. Proceeds will benefit a local organization helping people affected with cancer. Rain date, August 11. August 10: 30th Anniversary Benefit Auction. Asticou Inn, Northeast Harbor. Friends © Abby Robinson of Acadia uses proceeds to support new and ongoing programs in Acadia that engage youth, protect natural and cultural resources and contribute to a quality visitor experience in the park. friendsofacadia.org. August 10-11: Gallery on the Green II, by the Coastal Fine Art Alliance of Maine. Pemetic Green, Southwest Harbor. Rain or Shine. (207) 244-9264. August 11-17: Annual Claremont Croquet Classic. Players compete in a nine-wicket double- elimination tournament in both singles and doubles competition. Players and spectators alike enjoy this annual event. (800) 244-5036. August 14: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music. Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15pm. Brentano String Quartet.

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August 15 (2-7pm), 16 & 17 (10am-5pm): 13th Annual Invitational Fine Arts & Crafts Show. Neighborhood House, Northeast Harbor. www.artsworth.org August 17-18: Island Arts Association Craft Fair. Pemetic School Green, Southwest Harbor; 10am5pm. August 18:50th Annual Book Sale. Jesup Memorial Library, 34 Mount Desert St., Bar Harbor; 9am-4pm. August 20: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music. Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15pm. Shanghai Quartet. August 24: Ambulance Road Race & Family Fun Walk. 8:00am. Main Street, Northeast Harbor. August 25: Fee Free Day at Acadia National Park! Fee waiver includes: entrance fees, commercial tour fees and transportation entrance fees. Other fees may not be included. Come celebrate the National Park Service Anniversary! August 31-September 1: Island Arts Association Craft Fair. Fair in the Park. Village Green, Bar Harbor. Sat. 10-6; Sun. 10-5. August 31-September 2: Northeast Harborfest. Northeast Harbor Marina waterfront. Fine artists and craftspeople from all over the country! September 6-8 Bar Harbor Fine Arts Festival II. Bar Harbor Inn, Newport Drive, Bar Harbor. Fri.: 12-8; Sat.: 10-8; Sun. 10-5. September 12: Beer & Pizza Tasting. Live music from the Danny Harper Band. 5-7pm. Main Street, Northeast Harbor. September 14: Open Lighthouse Day. 9am-3pm. This popular annual event offers the general public the rare opportunity to climb, and learn about, over two dozen historic Maine lighthouses. lighthousefoundation.org/maine-open-lighthouse-day. September 14-15: Gallery on the Green, by the Coastal Fine Art Alliance of Maine. Village Green, Bar Harbor. Rain or Shine. September 15: The Phelps/Lowe Golf Tournament. Sponsored by Harbor House Community Center. For more information, (207) 244-3713. September 21: Annual Half Marathon and 5K. 7:30am-Noon. MDI YMCA, 21 Park Street, Bar Harbor. fitness@mdiymca.org. September 25-29: 11th Annual Acadia Night Sky Festival. A community celebration to promote the protection and enjoyment of Downeast Acadia’s stellar night sky as a valuable natural resource through education, science and the arts. For a list of events, go to acadianightskyfestival.org. September 28: Fee Free Day at Acadia National Park! Fee waiver includes: entrance fees, commercial tour fees and transportation entrance fees. Other fees may not be included. Come celebrate the National Public Land’s Day!

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October 4: First Friday Art Walk. Downtown Bar Harbor, 6-9pm. Pick up a map from the Chamber of Commerce, lodging establishment, or gallery and begin at any venue. October 11: 10th Annual Acadia Wine Tasting. An evening of wines from around the world. Hosted by Sawyer’s Specialties and catered by Sips Restaurant. 4-6pm. Smuggler’s Den Campground, Southwest Harbor. (207) 244-9264. October 12: 24th Annual Acadia Oktoberfest. More that 20 brewers, pouring more than 60 craft beers for your tasting pleasure. Music, great food, crafts, and games are just some of the highlights. Noon-5pm. Smuggler’s Den Campground, Southwest Harbor. (207) 244-9264. Recognized as one of the outstanding festivals in the country. October 20: Mt. Desert Island Marathon. Four island communities will host the annual MDI Marathon. More than 800 runners are expected to challenge the 26.2 mile course. This race is a Boston Marathon qualifier. www.mdimarathon.org. November 2: Take Pride in Acadia Day. 8am-1pm. Acadia National Park Headquarters, Eagle Lake Road. Join one of the most important volunteer events of the year! Call to register. (207) 288-3340. November 11: Fee Free Day in Acadia National Park. Fee waiver includes: entrance fees, commercial tour fees and transportation entrance fees. Other fees may not be included. All you have to do is show up. Happy Veteran’s Day! November 9: Annual Early Bird Sale & Bed Races. Sale hours are 6-9am. Sale hours are 6-9am. Roll out of bed and come early for the steals and deals ... and those who shop in their pajamas receive even better discounts! Bed and Pajama Parade starts at 10, and Bed Races at 10:15. Cottage St., Bar Harbor. Bed and Pajama Parade starts at 10, and Bed Races at 10:15. Cottage St., Bar Harbor. December 6: Village Holidays & Midnight Madness. 4:30pm-midnight. There is caroling on the Village Green at 4:30pm, then welcome Santa to Bar Harbor at the Village Green at 5pm. Midnight Madness Sale, 8pm-midnight. Great discounts, music, food, drinks, and midnight raffles. Santa reading during Village Holidays/Midnight Madness. Used with permission by the Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce.

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Events at the Seal Cove Auto Museum June 8: Cars & Coffee: Steamers The Cars & Coffees are an opportunity for drivers to show off their own special cars, and for all auto enthusiasts to congregate to kick tires, peer under hoods, and enjoy coffee with their fellow car-lovers. All are welcome, with or without their own antique or vintage automobile. 9am-12pm. June through October: Friday Ride Day. This season, every Friday we will be offering rides in one of our antique automobiles (weather permitting)! 10am-4pm. July 6: Cars & Coffee: Swedish Car Meet See event on June 8. All are welcome, with or without their own antique or vintage auto. 9am-12pm. July 28: Murder Mystery Dinner: Enjoy dinner among a collection of elegant antique cars. Watch a murder unfold and look for clues to determine the killer! Advanced tickets required. 6-9:30pm. August 3: Cars & Coffee: Barn Finds & Survivors See event on June 8. All are welcome, with or without their own antique or vintage auto. August 24: CAR-B-QUE. 10am9pm. Car show, barbeque,and live music, all wrapped up into one super-fun event! Rain date: August 25. September 14: Cars & Coffee: Woodies & Boat-tails See event on June 8. All are welcome, with or without their own antique or vintage auto. 9am-12pm. October 12: Cars & Coffee: Two-Wheelers See event on June 8. All are welcome, with or without their own antique or vintage auto. 9am-12pm. October 30: History Happy Hour; geared towards members of the Seal Cove Auto Museum and the MDI Historical Society. These events provide an opportunity for members to mingle with friends, neighbors, and fellow history buffs, imbibe local spirits, and learn a little something new. Nonmembers have the opportunity to join both the Seal Cove Auto Museum and MDIHS at a special dual membership rate of $50. Location to be determined. For more information on the above programs and events, hours and admission prices: call (207) 244-9242 or visit the museum website sealcoveautomuseum.org.

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Events at the Wendell Gilley Museum May 11: Wendell Gilley Museum Open House and Carving Show. Join the flock to admire carvings by members and students. 12-4pm, refreshments served. Free of charge. June - September: Special Programs, Speakers and Workshops. Please check the website for details. wendellgilleymuseum.org May - October: Summer Exhibition Opening - Harold Haertel. Harold Haertel was a carver from Dundee, Illinois who was born the same year as Wendell Gilley. Harold and Wendell worked in the same world of bird carving but despite many similarities in their background and work, their carvings are very different. In 2019, we will tell a story in our museum about bird carving that explores the lives and work of these two extremely talented carvers. Museum member, and carver, Paul Haertel will curate this exhibition with the help of museum carver Steven Valleau. This exhibition is possible thanks to the generosity of Tom Haertel - Harold’s son, and a carver himself. June 28 - Oct. 16: Summer Exhibition Opening Beginning of Treasure of the Farnsworth Show. The Gilley and the Farnsworth join forces in order to bring you a unique collection of Maine Masterworks, especially curated for the Gilley, including a range of important painters such as Fitz Henry Lane, George Bellows, Marsden Hartley, Neil Welliver, Emily Muir, Jaime Wyeth, and many more. The exhibition will also feature outstanding modern bird scupltures by Maine artists Edwin Gamble and Bernard Langlais and by Louise Nevelson. July 13: Flamingo Festival Parade: The Gilley will be marching, with flamingos flapping, in the parade. Come join us! Contact the museum for more info or to register at info@wendellgilleymuseum.org. August 1: Flight of Swallows: Exclusive wine tasting to benefit the Wendell Gilley Museum will be held at the Neighborhood House in Northeast Harbor. By advance reservation only. Call (207) 244-7555. August 21: Celebration of Wendell Gilley’s 115th Birthday: Free admission all day, special activities ... and cake! 10am-4:30pm. September 12: Cinq a Sept Party: Maine Magazine Networking Event. An evening of wonderful food, drinks and conversation. 5-7pm. Free admission. For more information on the above programs and events, hours and admission prices: call (207) 244-7555, email: info@wendellgilleymuseum.org or visit the museum website wendellgilleymuseum.org.

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reliGious services Baptist

catholic

Cornerstone Baptist Church

St. Ignatius Roman Catholic

Route 102, West Tremont Church • Sunday Worship Service: 10:45 am 8 Lookout Way, Northeast Harbor • June - November: Additional Service at Olsen • July & August: Sat. 6 pm Chapel, 176 Harbor Drive, Bass Harbor - 8:30am • (207) 288-3535 • (207) 244-1018

Episcopal Saint Andrew By-the-Lake

1358 Tremont Road, Seal Cove • Sunday Morning Worship: 8 am 6/16-9/15 • (207) 244-3229

Saint Mary’s By-the-Sea

20 South Shore Road, Northeast Harbor • Sunday Morning Worship: July & August : 8 am/10 am • (207) 276-5588

St. Peter’s Catholic Church 5 Ocean House Hill Road, Manset • June - Oct. 13: Sun. 8 am • Oct. 20 - May: Sat. 4 pm • (207) 288-3535

congrEgational Islesford Congregational Church • Sunday Worship Service: 10 am • https://islesfordchurch.com

Saint Mary’s Chapel

SWH Congregational Church, CCCC

Saint John the Divine

UnitEd chUrch of christ

5 Kimball Road, Northeast Harbor • Sunday Morning Worship: September through June: 10 am • (207) 276-5588 315 Main Street, Southwest Harbor • Sunday Morning Worship: 10 am • (207) 244-3229

29 High Road, Southwest Harbor • Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am • (207) 244-4300

Seaside, UCC

Saint Jude

Abbe Chapel 8 Main Street, Seal Harbor • Through June 2019 • Sunday Worship: 10 am • (207) 276-5521

anglican

Union Church 21 Summit Road, Northeast Harbor • July through December 2019 • Sunday Worship: 10 am • (207) 276-5521

Peabody Dr., Seal Harbor (July & August) • Sunday Morning Service: 10 am • (207) 276-5588

St. Brenden’s

Olsen Chapel, 176 Harbor Dr., Bass Harbor • Sunday Worship: 11 am • Year Round • (207) 460-7722 Pastor Clayton Gilley

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Somesville Union Meeting House, UCC Main St., Somesville • Sunday Worship: 10:30 am • (207) 244-9260

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museums of mdi Abbe MuseuM

Mt. Desert St., Bar Harbor

The museum celebrates Maine’s Native American heritage. A permanent exhibition, Wabanaki: People of the Dawn, as well as changing exhibitions and educational programs. (207) 288-3519 abbemuseum.org

Abbe MuseuM At sieur de Monts springs Located in Acadia National Park off Rt. 3

A visit to the original Abbe Museum is a step back in time. Featuring exhibits on the archeology of Maine and the history of the museum. (207) 288-3519 abbemuseum.org

bAr HArbor HistoricAl society Ledgelawn Ave., Bar Harbor

The Society holds an outstanding collection extending from Bar Harbor’s 1796 Incorporation through the Gilded Era to the present. (207) 288-0000 or (207) 288-3807 barharborhistorical.org

FrencHboro HistoricAl society Long Island

Old tools, furniture, household goods and local memorabilia are on exhibit in the Museum. Programs and other special events are offered. Library and craft shop. (207) 334-2924 frenchboro.lib.me.us

george b. dorr MuseuM oF nAturAl History College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor

The museum features dioramas of coastal Maine wildlife and a tide pool tank that houses a variety of live sea stars, hermit crabs, snails and other marine creatures. Visitors of all ages can touch, smell, listen and create while learning about the natural history of Maine. (207) 288-5395 coa.edu/nhm

greAt crAnberry islAnd HistoricAl MuseuM Great Cranberry Island

Museum, gardens, public trail, historic tiny cabin and cafe are open every day, 10-4, Memorial Day to Columbus Day. A different display every year, plus Rachel Field’s Hitty. (207) 244-7800 gcihs.org

tHe greAt HArbor MAritiMe MuseuM

Located in the Old Firehouse, Northeast Harbor

The museum explores and celebrates local maritime history and promotes educational activities on the ocean. (207) 276-5262 greatharbormaritimemuseum.org

islesFord HistoricAl MuseuM Little Cranberry Island

The museum’s exhibits explore life in the Town of Cranberry Isles during the 19th century when schooners were the mode of transportation and oceans were the highways. (207) 288-8729 nps.gov/planyourvisit/islesfordhistoricalmuseum

islesFord HistoricAl society Islesford

Dedicated to researching and publishing the history of the Cranberry Isles. (207) 244-7893 cranberryisles.com/little/histsoc.html

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tHe MAine grAnite industry HistoricAl society 62 Beech Hill Cross Rd., Mount Desert

The largest collection of tools, photos, granite and books concerning an industry which built our nation’s historic buildings, bridges and fortifications all over the United States. (207) 244-0175 mainegraniteindustry.org

Mdi HistoricAl society’s old scHool House & MuseuM Rt. 198, Mount Desert

The museum offers people of all ages an opportunity to step back in time. Exhibits throughout the year focus on themes in MDI’s history. Tues-Fri 10-4; Sat 1-4. (207) 276-9323 mdihistory.org

neH librAry ArcHives

Official repository for records of the Town of Mount Desert. (207) 276-3333

otter creek HistoricAl society & MuseuM Historical information pertaining to Otter Creek.

nehlibrary.org (207) 288-2873

seAl cove Auto MuseuM

Rt. 102, 1414 Tremont Road, Tremont

America’s premier collection of “Brass Era” automobiles. Car enthusiasts, as well as those who simply enjoy stories from the past, will delight in the beauty, mystery and romance of this unique museum. (207) 244-9242 sealcoveautomuseum.org

sieur de Monts springs nAture center Located in Acadia National Park off Rt. 3

Explore the plant and animal life of the park. Discover how its diverse resources are managed by park scientists. (207) 288-3338 nps.gov

soMesville HistoricAl MuseuM And gArdens Route 102, Somesville

New exhibits featuring Island history are installed each summer. The Selectmen’s building, picturesque bridge and the heirloom garden are in the center of the village. Tues-Sat, 1-4 or by appointment. (207) 276-9323 mdihistory.org

soutHwest HArbor HistoricAl society Harbor House, Southwest Harbor

Dedicated to preserving the history of Southwest Harbor through publications, displays and monthly programs which are held at Harbor House on the third Wednesday, May through October at 7 P.M. swhhs.org

swAns islAnd lobster & MArine MuseuM Swans Island

Ship models, photos, equipment, and stories represent two centuries of Maine commercial fishing and the lobster industry. (207) 526-4423 swansisland.org/lobstermuseum

treMont HistoricAl society And country store MuseuM

4 Granville Road, Bass Harbor (Across from Seafood Ketch)

A 19th Century Country Store, with displays of local, historic artifacts and photographs; genealogical material available. Research room open by appointment. Open 1-4, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, July to Columbus Day, or call for appointment. (207) 244-9753 tremontmainehistory.us

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wendell gilley MuseuM Southwest Harbor

Discover where art and nature meet in Maine. The Gilley Museum’s diverse collection of over 200 bird carvings, touring art exhibits, and hands-on programs delight visitors of all ages. Carving workshops available throughout the year. Open year round; call for hours. (207) 244-7555 wendellgilleymuseum.org

williAM otis sAwtelle collections And reseArcH center

Collections pertaining to the Cranberry Isles and Acadia National Park. (207) 288-5463

nps.gov

Nature, Art and Creativity meet in Southwest Harbor, Maine • Bird Carvings of Wendell Gilley • Treasures of the Farnsworth: Maine Masterworks • Demonstrations and Workshops Please call or check our website and Facebook page for current hours and activities

wendellgilleymuseum.org facebook.com/thegilley 207-244-7555 A pleasant stroll from the Southwest Harbor Town Dock, downtown, or Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina. Or take Island Explorer bus route #7

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index to advertisers The “Index” portion is to cross-reference the businesses and services as much as possible so that you can easily and conveniently locate the desired information. If the business or service has a display ad in this directory, the page number of such ad is shown. If the business is a member of the Southwest Harbor & Tremont Chamber of Commerce, the listing will be bold. Those with listings and ads in the companion, “Northeast Harbor Port Directory” are also in this Index with the telephone number shown. IBC - Inside Back Cover; IFC - Inside Front Cover

All Area Codes are 207 unless otherwise specified. ACCOMMODATIONS Ann’s Point Cottages .............. 244-5425 .......40 Café Drydock & Inn............... 244-5842 ....... 14 Colonel’s Suites ..........................276-5147 ........16 HarborView Motel & Cottages 244-5031 .......42 Hutchins Cottages .................. 244-9687 ....... 41 Kimball Terrace Inn ............800-454-6225 ........61 Kingsleigh Inn ........................ 244-5302 .......40 Penury Hall ............................ 244-7102 .......42

APARTMENTS Davis Agency Real Estate ........... 244-3891 ....... 39 HarborView Motel.................. 244-5031 .......42

ARCHITECT Spurling Design ......................... 244-7408 ....... 48

ART

Argosy Gallery ............................288-9226 ......... 4 Clark Point Gallery................. 244-0920 .........4 Island Artisans ...........................288-4234 ......... 4 ACTIVITIES Shaw Jewelry .............................. 276-5000 ......... 5 Acadia Air Tours ........................ 667-7627 ........21 Smart Studio ...............................276-5152 ......... 4 Atlantic Brewery..................... 288-2337 .......64 The Stadium Pub & Gallery ..... 801-9477 ......... 4 Bar Harbor Cellars Winery ..... 288-3907 .......64 Bay Ferries - The CAT................ 417-7050 ....... 45 ATMS First National Bank .......... 800-564-3195 .......59 FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars ................................ 801-8292........... 8 BAKERY National Park Canoe Rentals .. 244-5854 .......20 Colonel’s Restaurant ..................276-5147 ........16 Oli’s Trolley................................288-9899 ..Cover Pirate’s Cove .............................. 288-2133 ....... 20 BANKING Seal Cove Auto Museum ......... 244-9242 ....... 19 Bar Harbor Bank & Trust . 888-853-7100 ....... 47 Southwest Cycle ...................... 244-5856 ....... 18 First National Bank .......... 800-564-3195 .......59 Tremont Historical Society ..... 244-9753 .......35 BAR/PUB Wendell Gilley Museum ......... 244-7555 .......58 Islesford Dock Restaurant ......... 244-7494 ........37 Working Lobster Boat Tours ..... 244-7466 ....... 59 BARGE SERVICE

AERIAL TOURS

Acadia Fuel ................................244-9664 ......... 1 Acadia Air Tours ........................ 667-7627 ........21 Prock Marine..............................594-9565

AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION Hertz Car Rental.........................667-5017 ........47

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BED & BREAKFAST

CIVIL ENGINEERS

Kingsleigh Inn ........................244-5302 .......40 G. F. Johnston & Associates .... 244-1200 ....... 47 Penury Hall ............................244-7102 .......42

BEER

COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL CLEANING

PRO31 Cleaning Solutions ..... 664-9851 .......48 Atlantic Brewery..................... 288-2337 .......64 House Wine ...............................288-1200 ......... 9 CONSERVATION Liquor Locker ......................... 244-3788 .......33 Friends of Acadia .............. 800-625-0321 .......63 Sawyer’s Specialties ..................244-3317 ....... 15 COTTAGE RENTALS Ann’s Point Cottages .............. 244-5425 .......40 BIKE RENTALS Southwest Cycle ...................... 244-5856 ....... 18 HarborView Motel & Cottages 244-5031 .......42 Hutchins Cottages .................. 244-9687 ....... 41

BOAT RENTALS/CHARTERS

Asticou Chartering .................... 276-3785 Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry ..244-3575 Bowden Marine Service .......... 288-5247 .......26 Sail Acadia ...............................266-5210 ....... 19

CRAFT SUPPLIES Fabricate ..................................... 288-5113 ......... 8

CRANE SERVICE Prock Marine Company .............594-9565

BOAT BUILDING/DESIGN/SALES

CRUISES

Bowden Marine Service .......... 288-5247 .......26 Hinckley Company ......866-HINCKLEY .....IFC John Williams Boat Co. ............244-7854 ....... 29 Lyman-Morse Brokerage ............266-2399 ....... 25

Asticou Chartering ................... 276-3785 Cranberry Isles Water Taxi ........ 244-5724 Downeast Windjammer .......... 288-4585 .... IBC Sail Acadia ...............................266-5210 ....... 19 Working Lobster Boat Tours ..... 244-7466 ....... 59

BOAT SERVICE Bowden Marine Service .......... 288-5247 .......26 Hinckley Service ..................... 244-5531 .....IFC John Williams Boat Co. ............244-7854 ....... 29 Lyman-Morse Brokerage ............266-2399 ....... 25

CUSTOM FURNITURE

BROKERAGE – REAL ESTATE

DEEP SEA FISHING

Richard Parks Furniture Gallery .. 667-3615

DAY SPA Carisa’s Salon ......................... 288-9444 .......48

Carter’s Real Estate.................... 276-5468 ....... 42 Downeast Windjammer .......... 288-4585 .... IBC Davis Agency Real Estate ........... 244-3891 ....... 39 The Knowles Company ............276-3322 .......40 DELI Colonel’s Restaurant ..................276-5147 ........16 CANOE RENTALS Seaside Deli & Sweets ............... 801-8788 National Park Canoe Rentals .. 244-5854 .......20

CASUAL DINING Abel’s Lobster Pound ................. 276-5827 ....... 15 Beal’s Lobster Pier .................. 244-3202 ....... 11 Quietside Cafe ...........................244-9444 ....... 15 Seaside Deli & Sweets ............... 801-8788 Tan Turtle Tavern ...................... 276-4000 Thurston’s Lobster Pound ...... 244-3320 ....... 12

DENTAL

Sweet Smiles ................................479-4110

DIESEL FUEL Acadia Fuel ................................244-9664 ......... 1 Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina .244-0117 ....... 27

DINING – FINE

Asticou Inn ................................ 276-3344 Burning Tree Restaurant ........... 288-9331 Galyn’s .......................................288-9706 ........16 Seaside Deli & Sweets ............... 801-8788 Sips ........................................ 244-4550 ....... 15 Havana .......................................288-2822 ........13 Red Sky Restaurant ................ 244-0476 ....... 12

CATERING

CHEESE

House Wine ...............................288-1200 ......... 9 DOCK SPACE Sawyer’s Specialties ..................244-3317 ....... 15 Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina .244-0117 ....... 27 Northeast Harbor Marina ..........276-5737

CHILDREN’S CLOTHING

Sweet Pea ....................................266-8980

CIGARS

DRY CLEANING PRO31 Cleaning Solutions ..... 664-9851 .......48

House Wine ...............................288-1200 ......... 9 ENGINEERS G. F. Johnston & Associates .... 244-1200 ....... 47

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ENTERTAINMENT

Lisa Hall Studio ......................... 276-5900 ......... 7 Acadia Repertory Theatre....... 244-7260 ...... 18 Quilt ‘N’ Fabric ...................... 244-1233 .........6 Shaw Jewelry .............................. 276-5000 ......... 5 FABRIC Seal Cove Auto Museum ......... 244-9242 ....... 19 Fabricate..................................... 288-5113 ......... 8 Wendell Gilley Museum ......... 244-7555 .......58 Quilt ‘N’ Fabric ...................... 244-1233 .........6

FAMILY FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES

GLUTEN-FREE DINING

FERRY SERVICE

GROCERY

Galyn’s ......................................288-9706 ........16 Acadia Air Tours........................ 667-7627 ........21 Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant ... 276-3958 Pirate’s Cove .............................. 288-2133 ....... 20 Bar Harbor Ferry.................... 288-2984 .... IBC Bay Ferries - The CAT...................... 417-7050 ........ 45 Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry ..244-3575 Cranberry Cove Ferry ............. 244-5882 .... IBC Swan’s Island Ferry Terminal ....526-4273

Great Cranberry General Store.244-0622 ......... 6

HAIR SALON Carisa’s Salon ......................... 288-9444 .......48

HEALTH CARE

Carroll Drug Store.................. 244-5588 .......48 Mount Desert Island Hospital .. 288-5081 ....... 47 Bar Harbor Bank & Trust . 888-853-7100 ....... 47 Northern Light Maine Coast Hosp.664-5337....... 61 First National Bank .......... 800-564-3195 .......59 Northern Light Primary Care ...244-5513 ....... 61 LSRobinson Co. ..................... 244-7246 .......49 Sweet Smiles................................479-4110

FINANCIAL SERVICES

FINE JEWELRY

HOTEL/INN

Lisa Hall Studio ......................... 276-5900 ......... 7 Asticou Inn ................................244-3344 Shaw Jewelry .............................. 276-5000 ......... 5 Café Drydock & Inn............... 244-5842 ....... 14 HarborView Motel.................. 244-5031 .......42 FUEL – BOAT Acadia Fuel ................................244-9664 ......... 1 Kimball Terrace Inn............800-454-6225 ........61 Hinckley Service ..................... 244-5531 .....IFC Kingsleigh Inn........................ 244-5302 .......40 Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant ... 276-3958

FUEL — HOME

Acadia Fuel & Propane .............244-9664 ......... 1 HOT STONE THERAPY Classic Massage .......................... 266-6374 ....... 46

FURNITURE

Richard Parks Furniture Gallery.. 667-3615

GALLERIES

ICE Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina .244-0117 ....... 27 Liquor Locker......................... 244-3788 .......33

Shaw Jewelry .............................. 276-5000 ......... 5 See Art Galleries ............................................. 38 ICE CREAM Quietside Cafe ...........................244-9444 ....... 15

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Prock Marine Company.............594-9565

GIFTS

INSURANCE LSRobinson Co. ..................... 244-7246 .......49

Carroll Drug Store.................. 244-5588 .......48 INTERNATIONAL CUISINE Havana .......................................288-2822 ........13 FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars............................. 801-8292........... 8

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KAYAK RENTALS

LODGING

National Park Canoe Rentals .. 244-5854 .......20 Ann’s Point Cottages .............. 244-5425 .......40 Asticou Inn ................................ 276-3344 LAND FOR SALE Carter’s Real Estate.................... 276-5468 ....... 42 Café Drydock & Inn............... 244-5842 ....... 14 Davis Agency Real Estate ........... 244-3891 ....... 39 HarborView Motel & Cottages 244-5031 .......42 Hutchins Cottages .................. 244-9687 ....... 41 LAND USE CONSULTANTS Kimball Terrace Inn ........... 800-454-6225 ........61 G. F. Johnston & Associates .... 244-1200 ....... 47 Penury Hall ............................ 244-7102 .......42

LAUNDRY SERVICES

LOUNGES

PRO31 Cleaning Solutions ..... 664-9851 .......48 Galyn’s ......................................288-9706 ........16 Tan Turtle Tavern ...................... 276-4000 LIQUOR Liquor Locker ......................... 244-3788 .......33 MAILBOAT Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry .. 244-3575 LOANS

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust .. 888-853-7100 ....... 47 MAINE – MADE Lisa Hall Studio ......................... 276-5900 ......... 7 LOBSTER Most of the restaurants offer lobster selections — Liquor Locker ......................... 244-3788 .......33 call for specific requests. Abel’s Lobsster Pound ............... 276-5827 ....... 15 Beal’s Lobster Pier .................. 244-3202 ....... 11 Thurston’s Lobster Pound ...... 244-7600 ....... 12

MANICURE/PEDICURE

LOBSTER BOAT TOURS

MASSAGE THERAPY

Carisa’s Salon ......................... 288-9444 .......48

MARINE CONTRACTOR Prock Marine..............................594-9565

Working Lobster Boat Tours ..... 244-7466 ....... 59 Classic Massage .......................... 266-6374 ....... 46

MEDICAL

We at Bayside Graphics truly hope you enjoy your time here in Southwest Harbor & Tremont and on Mount Desert Island ... whether here for a day, or here for a lifetime ... whether you came by boat, car, or bicycle ... for a visit or if you live here year ‘round. You have been to one of the more beautiful areas our country has to offer and we hope this little booklet has been a wealth of information for you!

Mount Desert Island Hospital.. 288-5081 ....... 47 Northern Light Primary Care ... 244-5513 ....... 61 Sweet Smiles ................................479-4110

MINI GOLF Pirate’s Cove .............................. 288-2133 ....... 20

MOORING RENTALS Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina .244-0117 ....... 27 Hinckley Service ..................... 244-5531 .....IFC John Williams Boat Co. ............244-7854 ....... 29 Southwest Boat ..........................244-5525 ....... 28

MORTGAGE Bar Harbor Bank & Trust .. 888-853-7100 ....... 47 First National Bank .......... 800-564-3195 .......59

MUSEUMS Seal Cove Auto Museum ......... 244-9242 ....... 19 Tremont Historical Society ..... 244-9753 ...... 35 Wendell Gilley Museum ......... 244-7555 .......58 For more Museums ......................................... 56

NOTARY PUBLIC MDI Weddings ................... 860-428-2651 ....... 49

ORGANIC CUISINE Burning Tree Restaurant ........... 288-9331

OUTBOARD SALES & SERVICE Bowden Marine Service .......... 288-5247 .......26

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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Downeast Windjammer .......... 288-4585 .... IBC National Park Canoe Rentals .. 244-5854 .......20 Pirate’s Cove .............................. 288-2133 ....... 20 Sail Acadia...............................266-5210 ....... 19 Southwest Cycle...................... 244-5856 ....... 18 Working Lobster Boat Tours ..... 244-7466 ....... 59

OUTDOOR DINING

Quietside Cafe ...........................244-9444 ....... 15 Red Sky Restaurant ................ 244-0476 ....... 12 Seaside Deli & Sweets ............... 801-8788 Sips ........................................ 244-4550 ....... 15 Tan Turtle Tavern ...................... 276-4000 Thurston’s Lobster Pound ...... 244-7600 ....... 12

RESTORATION – BOAT

Hinckley Company ......866-HINCKLEY .....IFC Abel’s Lobster Pound................. 276-5827 ....... 15 Lyman-Morse Brokerage ............266-2399 ....... 25 Havana .......................................288-2822 ........13 SAILING TRIPS Tan Turtle Tavern ...................... 276-4000 Downeast Windjammer .......... 288-4585 .... IBC OUTDOOR FURNITURE Sail Acadia...............................266-5210 ....... 19 Richard Parks Furniture Gallery.. 667-3615

SANDWICHES/PIZZA/SUBS

PHARMACIES

Colonel’s Restaurant ..................276-5147 ........16 Carroll Drug Store.................. 244-5588 .......48 Great Cranberry General Store.244-0622 ......... 6

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

SCRAPBOOKING

G. F. Johnston & Associates.... 244-1200 ....... 47 Fabricate..................................... 288-5113 ......... 8 LSRobinson............................ 244-7246 .......49 SEA KAYAK RENTALS MDI Weddings ................... 860-428-2651 ....... 49 National Park Canoe Rental ... 244-5854 .......20 Spurling Design ......................... 244-7408 ....... 48

SEAFOOD

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Burning Tree Restaurant ........... 288-9331 Carter’s Real Estate.................... 276-5468 ....... 42 Islesford Dock Restaurant ......... 244-7494 ........37 The Knowles Company............276-3322 .......40 Peekytoe Provisions.....................801-9161 ......... 6 PRO31 Cleaning Solutions ..... 664-9851 .......48 Thurston’s Lobster Pound ...... 244-7600 ....... 12

PROPANE

Acadia Fuel & Propane .............244-9664 ......... 1

REAL ESTATE Carter’s Real Estate.................... 276-5468 ....... 42 Davis Agency Real Estate........... 244-3891 ....... 39 The Knowles Company............276-3322 .......40 Spurling Design ......................... 244-7408 ....... 48

RENTAL CARS Hertz Car Rental.........................667-5017 ........47

See a new side of the park! Events and volunteer opportunities to help care for Acadia National Park while you’re here. Membership that keeps you connected to Acadia all year long.

RENTALS – VACATION Carter’s Real Estate.................... 276-5468 ....... 42 Davis Agency Real Estate........... 244-3891 ....... 39 The Knowles Company............276-3322 .......40

RESTAURANTS Abel’s Lobster Pound................. 276-5827 ....... 15 Asticou Inn ................................ 276-3344 Beal’s Lobster Pier.................. 244-3202 ....... 11 Burning Tree Restaurant ........... 288-9331 Café Drydock & Inn............... 244-5842 ....... 14 Colonel’s Restaurant ..................276-5147 ........16 Galyn’s ......................................288-9706 ........16 Havana .......................................288-2822 ........13 Islesford Dock Restaurant ......... 244-7494 ........37 Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant ... 276-3958 Mainly Meat BBQ......................288-9200 ....... 64 Peekytoe Provisions.....................801-9161 ......... 6 www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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SHOPS

THEATRE

Carroll Drug Store .................. 244-5588 .......48 Fabricate ..................................... 288-5113 ......... 8 FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars ............................. 801-8292........... 8 Great Cranberry General Store .244-0622 ......... 6 Sweet Pea ....................................266-8980 Peekytoe Provisions .....................801-9161 ......... 6 Quilt ‘N’ Fabric ...................... 244-1233 .........6 Southwest Cycle ...................... 244-5856 ....... 18

Acadia Repertory Theatre ....... 244-7260 ....... 18

SHOWS

TOYS

THEREAPEUTIC MASSAGE Classic Massage .......................... 266-6374 ....... 46

TRANSPORTATION Hertz Car Rental.........................667-5017 ........47

TOURS Atlantic Brewing .................... 288-2337 .......64 Oli’s Trolley................................288-9899 ..Cover

Acadia Repertory Theatre ....... 244-7260 ....... 18 Carroll Drug Store .................. 244-5588 .......48 Sweet Pea ....................................266-8980 SIGHTSEEING Acadia Air Tours ........................ 667-7627 ........21 TRAILERS – BOAT Asticou Chartering .................... 276-3785 Bowden Marine Service .......... 288-5247 .......26 Cranberry Isles Water Taxi ........ 244-5724 WATER TAXI Downeast Windjammer .......... 288-4585 .... IBC Cranberry Isles Sater Taxi .......... 244-5724 Oli’s Trolley ............................ 288-9899 ..Cover

WEDDING OFFICIANT

SPA TREATMENTS Classic Massage ..................................266-6374......... 46

SPECIALTY FOODS

MDI Weddings ................... 860-428-2651 ....... 49

WEDDING PLANNER

MDI Weddings ................... 860-428-2651 ....... 49 FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars ................................ 801-8292........... 8 WICKER House Wine ...............................288-1200 ......... 9 Richard Parks Furniture Gallery .. 667-3615 Peekytoe Provisions .....................801-9161 ......... 6 WILDLIFE WATCHING Asticou Chartering .................... 276-3785 STORAGE – BOATS Hinckley Service ..................... 244-5531 .....IFC Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry ..244-3575 John Williams Boat Co .............244-7854 ....... 29 Cranberry Isles Water Taxi ........ 244-5724 Lyman-Morse Brokerage ............266-2399 ....... 25 Working Lobster Boat Tours ..... 244-7466 ....... 59 Southwest Boat ..........................244-5525 ....... 28 WINE

TAKE–OUT Colonel’s Restaurant ..................276-5147 ........16 Great Cranberry General Store .244-0622 ......... 6 Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant ... 276-3958 Quietside Cafe ...........................244-9444 ....... 15 Sips ........................................ 244-4550 ....... 15

TANNING

Bar Harbor Cellars Winery ..... 288-5907 .......64 House Wine ...............................288-1200 ......... 9 Liquor Locker ......................... 244-3788 .......33 Sawyer’s Specialties ..................244-3317 ....... 15

YACHT BROKERAGE Lyman-Morse Brokerage ............266-2399 ....... 25

YARN

Carisa’s Salon ......................... 288-9444 .......48 Quilt ‘N’ Fabric ...................... 244-1233 .........6

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