Southwest Harbour & Tremont Port Directory 2016

Southwest Harbor & Tremont Free!

Port Directory

2016

INCLUDES: • Bernard • Bass Harbor • Acadia National Park

In cooperation with the Southwest Harbor & Tremont Chamber of Commerce

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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; and you have chosen to visit while Acadia National Park is having its Centennial Celebration! Check out some of the special activities listed on page 51. 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 Bar Harbor), 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 visitor, tourist, summer and year–round resident.

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.

What is your passion? What brings you joy? For me, it’s a combination of many things. My family ... from my 93-year-0ld mom and 93-year-old mom-in-law to my newly born granddaughter (my fourth grandchild!). My faith in God. Cooking a delicious meal. Or ... going out to enjoy a delicious meal at a nice restaurant! Eating a delicious gluten pastry , donut or decadent dessert (a luxury for me). Living in a beautiful area where I can enjoy creation to its fullest. Being active ... walking, hiking, biking. This past year I was blessed to be able to walk in my first half marathon right here on Mount Desert Island. I am looking forward to doing the same in 2016!

Follow your passions and live life to its fullest.

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!

Christina G. Boucher, Publisher

Credits

The 2016 Southwest Harbor & Tremont Port Directory in cooperation with the Southwest Harbor & Tremont Chamber of Commerce – Volume XXVI©2016.

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 Christina Boucher Publisher could change following publication. We recomPost Office Box 55 Mount Desert, Maine 04660 mend calling to confirm before making definitive 207.664.9946 plans. Bayside Graphics baysidegraphics@roadrunner.com visitnortheastharbor.com does not guarantee the visitsouthwestharbor.com absence of errors or omissions, though we strive for correct information.

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With Thanks & Cooperation: My husband, Jonathan ... as I say every year, without whom I would be lost; Emily Muise, friend, walking partner, sounding board, and proofreader extraordinaire (any errors are the sole responsibility of the publisher!); Ed Elvidge; National Park Service; Friends of Acadia; in memory of Bruce Komusin (posthumously); Wes Shaw, Ripples Graphics; and the following Chambers of Commerce: Southwest Harbor & Tremont, Mount Desert, and Bar Harbor.

Contributing Photographers: Christina Boucher; Jonathan Boucher; Friends of Acadia; Michael Updegraff.

Cover Photo: © Bayside Graphics 2016. Sometimes the best way to see the Island is from the water.

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Table of Contents 4 – Ferry Schedules 5 – Shops, Stores & More 10 – Art Galleries 11 – Area Dining 17 – Things to Do & See 25 – Marine & Harbor Information 29 – Tide Chart for Southwest Harbor 30 – Southwest Harbor & Tremont Chamber of Commerce 32 – Local & Area Maps 39 – Personal Services Articles: 43 – Places to Stay Local Hands Reaching Out....................6 48 – Cruise Ship Schedule Featured Activity — Biking on the Cranberries.................18 50 – Calendar of Events 55 – Area Museums 58 – Places of Worship 59 – Index to Advertisers Free Brewery Tours & Tastings Daily!

Open every day from mid-May to mid-October.

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Ferry Schedules Swans Island Ferry — Service To Swans Island — 6 Miles, 40 Min. Mon.,Tues.,Wed.*,Fri.,& Sat.

May 9 through Oct. 16 –Leaving– Swans 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

1st & 3rd Wed. (1/6 - 12/28) –Leaving– Swans 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

Thursday ONLY (1/1 - 12/31) –Leaving– Swans 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).

Sunday ONLY (5/15 - 10/16)

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.

Swans 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, Swans Island, ME 04685 (207) 526-4273 P.O. Box 114, Bass Harbor, ME 04653 (207) 244-3254

Swans 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

4/1 thru 10/28 –Leaving– Bass Harbor Frenchboro

8:00 am 9:00 am

5:15 pm 6:00 pm 11/4 thru 11/25 –Leaving– Bass Harbor Frenchboro

8:00 am 9:00 am

4:15 pm 5:00 pm ** Passenger-only vessel

1/3 thru 5/8 and 10/23 thru 12/25 –Leaving– Bass Harbor 11:30 am Frenchboro 12:30 pm 5/15 thru 10/16 –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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Leave Great Cranberry Island

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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Shops, Stores & More Shop on MDI ... shop on the outer islands when you are there ... shop “off island” (before actually getting onto Mount Desert Island).

So many choices ...

treasures for the home — furniture, art and beautiful accessories; clothing and gifts for children and adults alike; delectable foods and olive oils, and of course, fine locally crafted jewelry!

Shop local, and make sure you let them know that you saw their ad in the Southwest Harbor Port Directory!

PRESENTING CHANGING EXHIBITS OF

JEWELRYPAINTINGSCULPTURE

FOR 34 YEARS

SHAW JEWELRY 126 MAIN STREET, NORTHEAST HARBOR MAINE 04662 207 276.5000

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Local Hands Reaching Out This year, because of Acadia National Park’s Centennial Celebration, our focus is once again on Friends of Acadia — Members andVolunteers Caring for Acadia National Park!

Photos in this section are courtesy of Friends of Acadia.

Encompassing 45,000 acres on two islands and a mainland peninsula on Maine’s rugged Downeast coast, Acadia National Park is a jewel of pink granite mountains, glacier-carved lakes and coastlines, historic hiking paths and carriage roads, dazzling night skies, and uniquely varied communities of plant and animal life. Attracting more than two million visitors each year, Acadia is one of the ten most popular national parks in the U.S. It is also one of the smallest and most vulnerable.

This is why Friends of Acadia exists.

We are an independent organization of passionate people, inspiring those who love this magnificent place to make a real and lasting difference for Acadia. Since 1986, Friends of Acadia has provided a margin of excellence Bubble Pond Carriage Road for Acadia National Park through philanthropy, volunteerism, programs, and partnerships. Our mission states: Friends of Acadia preserves, protects, and promotes stewardship of the outstanding natural beauty, ecological vitality, and distinctive cultural resources of Acadia National Park and surrounding communities for the inspiration and enjoyment of current and future generations.

Friends of Acadia members make a difference for Acadia by helping to fund key programs that would be much reduced—or not exist at all—without FOA’s

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involvement. Programs like the Island Explorer’s fare-free bus service, which helps reduce traffic and emissions on Acadia’s winding, scenic roadways. Programs like Wild Acadia, building a more resilient ecosystem through invasive plant management, water-quality monitoring, raptor research, and more. Programs like Acadia Trails Forever, which maintains, restores, and extends Acadia’s historic Building Building Cairns Cairns hiking trail system. Programs like FOA’s youth internships, which solve problems today by putting teens and young adults to work on pressing issues throughout the park and solve problems tomorrow by building the next generaCairn on Champlain tion of park stewards.

When hiking, look up and down for blue trail blazes and cairns marking the trails. Do not modify or build new cairns - they are specifically built by volunteers. Changes to trail markers endanger other hikers.

Friends of Acadia volunteers make a difference for Acadia by contributing thousands of hours of labor each year to trail maintenance and trail-building, carriage road maintenance, gardening in the one-of-a-kind Wild Gardens of Acadia, grooming the carriage roads for cross-country skiing in winter, contacting their legislators about issues that affect the park, picking up trash on Acadia-area shorelines and roadsides, and, for the past few years, helping to plan Acadia’s 2016 centennial celebration. Volunteers also serve on internal FOA

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committees and lend a hand in the office, all of which helps the organization to operate more effectively and efficiently.

There are many ways that you can be a “friend of Acadia” and give back to this amazing place that gives us so much. Membership starts at $35 per year per household. You’ll receive FOA’s beautiful and informative membership magazine, the Friends of Acadia Journal, three times per year; you can also sign up for our monthly E-News for regular updates on park and FOA happenings.

Membership at higher levels includes some additional benefits.

Volunteers Volunteers from from Pemetic Pemetic Elementary Elementary School School -Roadside Roadside Cleanup Cleanup

Volunteering is easy! On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings from June through October, FOA leads drop-in volunteer projects on Acadia’s trails and carriage roads. There are always several projects to choose from, with something appropriate for all ages and levels of experience. No need to call ahead— just show up at 8:20 a.m. at the park headquarters on the Eagle Lake Road (Rt. 233) outside Bar Harbor. (We do ask that groups larger than 5 volunteers call 288-8716 in advance, to help plan appropriate projects.) Come dressed for the weather with closed-toe shoes and bring work gloves, if you have them.

Friends of Acadia’s two big volunteer events each year are the Earth Day Roadside Cleanup (the last Saturday in April) and Take Pride in Acadia Day (the first Saturday in November).

And if you have more time or expertise to commit, other FOA volunteer committees are open to all. Visit the Friends of Acadia website at www.friendsofacadia.org for more information on volunteer opportunities, membership, and all of our programs.

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Acadia National Park was the first national park initially created by private donations of land and the individual efforts of many foresighted and committed individuals. This legacy of private philanthropy for a public treasure is carried on today by the members and volunteers of Friends of Acadia. If you love Acadia, we invite you to be a part of it!

Friends of Acadia and the Acadia Centennial Four years ago, Friends of Acadia and Acadia National Park realized that if we wanted to celebrate Acadia’s 100th birthday fittingly, it was time to start planning! Since then, Friends of Acadia has provided organizational structure and staff support for the Acadia Centennial celebration. Together with the National Park Service, we founded the Acadia Centennial Task Force, which has recruited partners from throughout Maine to plan events and programs, design and sell products to honor the centennial, and provide financial support for critical public engagement tools like the centennial logo, website, marketing, and pins, product tags, and window stickers for Acadia Centennial Partners—now numbering more than 350—to use in GREAT CRANBERRY ISLAND showing their support.

Friends of Acadia will also make many direct contributions to the celebration, through events inside and outside the park, (see a partial listing on page 55.) special publications, and centennial projects to launch the next hundred years of conservation in this very special place. Visit www.friendsofacadia.org and www.acadiacentennial2016.org to learn more.

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GENERAL STORE & SEAWICH CAFÉ

207.244.0622 • Ice • Beer • Wine • Softserve Icecream • Grocery • Baked Goods & So Much More Just off the ferry on Great Cranberrry!

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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

ISLESFORD DOCK GALLERY

Argosy Gallery

Located in the Harbor of Little Cranberry Island

Fine Art

Open 11:00 am - 7:30 pm Daily

110 Main Street info@argosygallery.com argosygallery.com Bar Harbor, ME 04609

244-7494

207-288-9226

Redfield Artisans Gallery 125 Main Street Northeast Harbor, Maine 207-276-3609

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RTEMIS GALLERY One Old Firehouse Lane Northeast Harbor, ME 207-276-3001 www.artemisgalleryme.com

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Area Dining From casual to elegant ... new to long-established ...

Mount Desert Island has it all! And all of them are worth visiting!

Check out the restaurants on the following pages and throughout the book. Make sure to tell them you heard about them in the Port Directories!

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

(207) 244-4550 www.sipsmdi.com

We hope you’ll also enjoy the interspersed recipes in this section from our advertisers.

There are lots of yummy concoctions you will want to try on the following pages!

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

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Quietside Cafe & Ice Cream Shop 20th

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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!

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CRAB CAKES INGREDIENTS 2 pounds crab meat 2 eggs 1 cup red onion, finely diced 1 cup red pepper, finely diced 1/2 cup mayo 2 Tbsp. Dijon mustard 4 Tbsp. panko bread crumbs

INSTRUCTIONS

Thoroughly mix all ingredients by hand in a large metal bowl. Form into 2 oz. cakes.

Over medium to low heat, brown on both sides in butter, 3 – 4 minutes each side. Makes 9-10 crab cakes.

Chuck Carter, Beal’s Lobster Pier

BAKED FRENCH TOAST

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Lodging: Private Bath 3-Night Minimum Double Occupancy All rooms have a View of the Harbor

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INGREDIENTS 1/4 cup butter 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 loaf day-old crusty bread 6 eggs 2 cups milk 1 tsp. vanilla craisins and nuts, if desired INSTRUCTIONS

Melt butter in the bottom of a pan large enough to hold your slices of bread (9 x 13 usually works fine) and stir in the brown sugar. Lay the slices of bread on top of the butter/brown sugar mixture and top with craisins and nuts, if desired.

Beat the eggs, milk and vanilla. Pour over the bread. Bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Drizzle melted butter on top before baking, if desired.

Serve with maple yogurt.

Leslie Watson, Moorings Inn

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BAKED EGGS IN PUFFED PASTRY INGREDIENTS 1 10x10” sheet puff pastry, thawed 4 medium eggs 2 tsp. butter, melted & divided 2 tsp. heavy cream, divided Kosher salt & fresh ground pepper Cheese and fillings of your choice, about 1 cup total * INSTRUCTIONS

Set rack in top 1/3 of oven prior to pre-heating to 400°.

Roll out pastry on floured surface. Cut pastry sheet into 4 equal squares (approx 5”x 5” each).

Liberally spray muffin pan corner cavities & top edges. Lay one pastry square centered in a corner cavity of deep muffin pan. Lift 4 points while pushing the dough into bottom of cavity, folding sides where they overlap between points. Repeat with remaining dough into remaining corners.

Fill pastry squares 3/4 full with cheese and fillings, then top each with whisked egg, 1/2 tsp. butter, 1/2 tsp. cream and dash of salt and pepper, then more cheese. Bake until puffed and nicely browned about, 20 minutes – cover loosely with foil about halfway through to prevent overbrowning of pastry tips. Serve over warmed greens. Yield: 4.

*This is a very versatile dish with fillings (it can be anything you have on hand, including leftovers) that you enjoy in an omelette.

Pamela Parker, Kingsleigh Inn

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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SHRIMP CASSEROLE INGREDIENTS 8 slices of bread, cubed and buttered (can use white, French, oatmeal) 3/4 lb. of sharp cheese, grated 2 cups of milk 3 eggs 1/2 tsp. mustard dash of paprika 1 lb. of raw Maine shrimp, peeled/shelled 2/3 cups sliced mushrooms salt and pepper to taste

INSTRUCTIONS Spread half the bread in the bottom of a greased casserole dish (13x9x2). Layer shrimp, mushrooms, and half of the cheese. Add the remaining bread and cheese on top.

In bowl, beat eggs and seasonings, combine with milk and pour over top. Bake at 350° for 30 minutes.

Sue Dickinson, G. F. Johnston & Associates

VEGAN BROCCOLI “CHEESE” SOUP

INGREDIENTS 4 cups vegetable stock 1 2/3 cup carrot, chopped 1 1/2 cup raw potato, chopped 1 cup onion chunks 1/2 cup RAW cashews 4 cups fresh broccoli, in bite-size pieces (or 1 lb. frozen)

INSTRUCTIONS Cook the carrot, potato, and onion in the vegetable stock until softened (about 15 minutes).

Put the raw cashews into the blender and add stock and cooked vegetables. Blend for five minutes. If you can’t add all the stock and cooked vegetables in at one time, divide it into batches, making sure to blend each batch for five minutes. Add salt to taste

Meanwhile, cook the broccoli until crisp-tender.

I cook it in the microwave for about 2 1/2 minutes. Reheat the broth and add the broccoli.

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GALYN’S BUTTERNUT SQUASH CAKES INGREDIENTS 14 oz. butternut squash, cubed 1 Tbsp. brown sugar 1/2 tsp. cinnamon 1 Tbsp. olive oil 14 oz. chickpeas, rinsed and drained 1/3 cup cornmeal + extra for coating 1 Tbsp. garam masala 1 tsp. cumin 1 Tbsp. finely chopped garlic 1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice 1/2 cup loosely packed chopped cilantro 2 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. black pepper

INSTRUCTIONS Toss squash with olive oil, brown sugar, cinnamon and roast at 375° until soft, but not mushy (about 30-45 minutes).

Mix all ingredients (including cooked squash), breaking the chickpeas up a bit. Form into 2 oz. patties. Coat sides with cornmeal. Bake at 400° or cook in a skillet with olive oil until browned. Makes about 15 patties.

Gail Leiser, Galyn’s

SOMESVILLE VILLAGE Located at Somesville’s “ON THE RUN” on Rt. 102 in the center of Mt. Desert Island.

Phone / Fax orders accepted @ 207-244-9154 / 9155

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Visiting Bar Harbor ?

Visiting Blue Hill ?

4 Cottage St.(nextto theChamber) 15 South St. (Tradewind’s) 207-288-0782

207-374-3269

- Open for Breakfast Daily -

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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FIORE ROASTED BEET BRUSCHETTA INGREDIENTS 1 lb. whole red beets, not peeled 2 Tbsp. FIORE Extra Virgin Olive Oil, mild to medium intensity 1/2 bulb of fresh fennel, shaved and chopped 1/2 cup fresh orange segments, quartered 1/4 cup medium red onion, diced 1 bunch fresh mint, chiffonade ricotta salata, shaved FIORE Blood Orange Olive Oil FIORE White Grapefruit Balsamic salt and pepper to taste 1 baguette, sliced for crostini

INSTRUCTIONS Preheat oven to 400°. Coat beets in EVOO; place on foil lined baking sheet. Roast in oven until beets are tender (when a sharp knife can be inserted easily). Cool beets and peel.

Dice beets, toss with fennel, onion, oranges, mint, blood orange oil and balsamic. Season with salt and pepper. Place a spoonful of beet mixture on crostini slice, top with ricotta salata. Serves 4-6.

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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 Steamboat Wharf Road in Bernard and enjoy lunch or dinner at our working wharf overlooking scenic Bass Harbor.

Boiled Lobster – Mussels – Clams Chowders – Sandwiches Beer – Wine – 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. during the season –

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Things to Do & See So much to do, so little time to do it!

That is how I feel ... and I live here!!

Check out the advertisers on the following pages, and perhaps find even more in the extensive index starting on page 59. Make sure you let them know you saw their ad in the Port Directories.

For even more activities, see the Calendar of Events starting on page 54. You might find something special for the time that you are here.

And if you are fortunate to live here for the summer or year ‘round, you might find events to get you out enjoying this beautiful playground in which we live.

Recommended by National Geographic Adventure And check out the featured and Travel & Leisure magazines Bike “Hike” that starts on the following page.

We hope you will get out and enjoy your time here ... a day, S R U TO L a Cycle week,2014 a month, all year!

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370 Main Street • Southwest Harbor

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The Port Directory Featured Bike Ride Includes ferry trips from Southwest Harbor to Great Cranberry Island, Great Cranberry Island to Little Cranberry Island, and Little Cranberry Island back to Southwest Harbor.

Also includes biking and walking excursions on Great and Little Cranberry Islands.

Beginning and ending at the Southwest Harbor Upper Town Dock on the Clark Point Road.

GPS: N 44 27.778’ /W 68 31.798’ Biking and Walking Distance: Approximately 10 miles Ferry Time: Approximately 2 hours Total Trip Time: 7 hours This is our 9th season of presenting an outdoor activity in the Southwest Harbor Port Directory and Chamber Guide. In the past we have featured hikes, bike rides, a canoe trip, and a kayak trip. This year we are presenting an ambitious biking excursion on two of the outer islands. The trip also includes some walking opportunities and unique sightseeing.

There are two significant differences between this activity and what we normally offer. They are cost and schedule, and both are caused by the need for ferry service for this trip. The round-trip cost in 2015 for an adult and bicycle

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was $33.50. The choices (when we took the trip) for departing Southwest Harbor are 7 and 10 AM and returning from Little Cranberry Island to Southwest Harbor are 2 and 5 PM. Please doublecheck the ferry schedules. They may change throughout the year!. Because of these ferry schedules, you will need to tailor your activity to accommodate the times.

I will say, we attempted this during the summer with my son, daughter-in-law and their two young children (four and two at the time). It included bike rentals (see the index starting on page 59), which might be something that YOU will need as well! We found that with the young ones, one island was enough of a day. But we all had a blast! They were not interested in the views, but loved throwing rocks from the shore into the ocean.This article is based on when the two of us went in early fall.

You will park your car at the Southwest Harbor Upper Town Dock on the Clark Point Road. To catch the 7:00 AM ferry, we recommend that you arrive at the parking lot for the dock at 6:45, and 9:45 for the 10:00 AM boat. This will give you time to unload your bikes from their rack and bring them and your other gear down the long ramp, to the end of the dock. If it is low tide, the ramp is rather steep.

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cash, and a camera, all in a comfortable small daypack. Binoculars would also come in handy. You can forgo the picnic lunch as there are opportunities to buy food on both islands.

As you board the ferry, find a place to sit, inside or out, depending on the temperature. We went in late September and were blessed with a lovely, warm, fall day. We could have sat outside on the back deck, but it was just

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after 7:00 AM, so we ended up inside, except to take pictures. Be sure to hold on to your ferry ticket as you will need to board the ferry two more times.

As we sailed toward Great Cranberry Island, we stopped at the Manset dock at 7:15. This spot offers an unparalleled view up Somes Sound, as well as the boats in the harbor and Greening Island, at the mouth of the sound.

Heading across Western Way, (the western corridor of water to open ocean from this area), we approached Great Cranberry Island. The views of Mount Desert Island from the open water are outstanding. We arrived at the Great Cranberry Island dock at 7:35. After unloading our bikes, we headed up the docks and ramps to the terra firma of Great Cranberry Island.

The area around the town dock is a lively place. There were many vehicles, whose owners had driven down to take the ferry to either Islesford or MDI. There is also the Cranberry General Store & Seawich Café, which is the center of life for “downtown” Great Cranberry Isles. We stayed at this location for a few minutes to check out the general store. We also got a small map of the island.

While we were getting back on our bikes, one of the locals said, “Oh, you must be here for the million dollar view!” We told her we didn’t know what she was talking about, to which she replied that we “would know it when we saw it”.

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Pedaling up Great Cranberry Road that climbs a small incline before turning left and leveling out, you soon enter the cultural center of this island.

At 1/2 mile from the town dock, you come upon the Cranberry House Museum and Hitty’s Café on the right. Just a little further is the Great Cranberry Congregational Church and the Great Cranberry Library and Longfellow School on the right and a gift shop and art gallery on the left. The Longfellow School is the island’s elementary and middle school.

Great Cranberry Road continues for another 1.5 miles and passes over lovely island countryside. You will see on the right the rolling, rising vegetation of The Heath. This term, “The Heath,” is a widely used term in the northeast to describe a large area of somewhat level, open land usually with poor coarse soil, inferior drainage, and a surface rich in peat or peaty humus. We see a Heath as the northern equivalent to a southern swamp, unfriendly to humans, but ideal for local wildlife. Usually a “Heath” is not navigable, but small log walkways, laid end to end, can penetrate the interior of these unique microenvironments. Absent of the required walkways and trail work, it did not seem practical to venture into this particular Heath.

Further on to the left, the “million dollar view” appears. Beyond a lovely, evergreen-bordered meadow, the mountains of eastern Mount Desert Island are perfectly framed. From left to right are Parkman, Cedar Swamp, Sargent, Penobscot, The Bubbles, Pemetic and Cadillac Mountains. The Bubbles, North and South are particularly striking, nestled between the higher peaks on the east and west. As often is the case, a picture doesn’t do it justice!

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Great Cranberry Road continues with open vistas to the Northeast of The Pool on the left. This enclosed area of ocean water is almost a pond with the northward curl of Great Cranberry and a couple islands almost encircling the water. This area between Great Cranberry and Little Cranberry Islands appears to be a prime area for sea kayaking. The tight channel of water between the two islands is called The Gut. We will leave it up to you to research this term.

The road ends at a private residence. This is another excellent view of the pool, but please respect the property owner and do not linger at this location. Certainly do not cross the gates in this location. The remainder of the landmass, winding around to the left, is apparently not accessible to the public.

At this point, you should turn around. Heading back, at about 1/4 mile the Cranberry Shores Trail leaves on the left. This nice half-mile walk, maintained by Maine Coast Heritage Trust, leads to a beautiful, rocky shore.

On our outing, the surf was pretty lively and the strong morning sun illuminated the crashing waves.

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Heading back to Great Cranberry Road, you will continue back in the direction of the town dock. In another mile, you will take a right on The Lane. This half mile long road descends to the shore with a nice view of The Pool.

Heading back up to the main road, take a right and proceed to The Cranberry House Museum and Hitty’s Café. This is a good opportunity to check out the museum and café and perhaps take in a longer walk down the Trail to Whistler’s Cove. This is about a one-mile trail over many of the before mentioned log walkways and leads to a lovely seashore. The stones on this beach are a little smaller than those of the Cranberry Shores Trail.

When we came with the family during the summer, this is where we came for a picnic lunch. The grandkids liked walking through the woods, balancing on the log walkways; and, as mentioned before, they loved the rocky beach!

We consider this or the other walk on the Cranberry Shores Trail to be optional.

You must consider the ferry schedule and be ready to leave for Little Cranberry at 10:40 or 1:40. This gives you 3 hours on this island. Because it is shorter, and because we really liked the wild surf, we recommend The Cranberry Shores Trail and only do the Whistler’s Cove Trail if you are making good time.

But they both have unique qualities, and it depends on your preference and timing! We also recommend that you arrive back at the dock 10 minutes before your ferry is scheduled to depart.

The ferry trip to Little Cranberry Island is about a 20-minute trip. We won’t repeat the loading and unloading details but it should get easier as the day goes by. As you arrive in Islesford, (the town on Little Cranberry Island), you will notice that this island is different from Great Cranberry. There is a surprising presence of lobster traps and gear in many places. When we arrived in Islesford, we wrote down, “this is a purely, authentic, fishing island.” Cont’d. p. 44 Live

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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!

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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).

NOAA: Continuous report can be reached in Portland at 207-492-0170.

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 and visit all parts of Mount Desert Island bringing your bikes, 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.

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SW Inner Harbor

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.

Town Rental Moorings: Are N Gr ee available.

Please call and the ni ng Is harbor master will direct you la nd Cl ar to one.

Also, rental moorings k Po in t may be available through other Coast Guard marine services in the Harbor.

Marina The harbormaster can refer you Max. Speed 5 mph June, July, August to them. Slip space is available at Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina.

Call them on Channel 9 VHF or Harbormaster on your cellular phone at 207-244-0117.

Speed Limit: The harbor speed limit is 5 knots. The speed limit has been extended to include the waters between Clark Point & Greening Island (see SW Boat 1-8 5/4/14 4:45 PM Page 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.

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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

— AUGUST — High Low AM PM AM PM 10:16 10:32 3:38 3:53 11:07 11:22 4:30 4:45 11:55 -- 5:18 5:33 12:10 12:41 6:04 6:19 12:55 1:24 6:47 7:04 1:39 2:06 7:29 7:49 2:22 2:49 8:11 8:34 3:07 3:32 8:54 9:20 3:53 4:17 9:38 10:09 4:42 5:05 10:25 11:01 5:34 5:56 11:15 11:56 6:30 6:50 -- 12:09 7:26 7:43 12:51 1:03 8:20 8:35 1:45 1:56 9:10 9:23 2:35 2:45 9:56 10:09 3:22 3:32 10:40 10:53 4:05 4:16 11:22 11:37 4:47 5:00 -- 12:05 5:29 5:45 12:22 12:49 6:13 6:32 1:08 1:36 6:58 7:21 1:58 2:25 7:45 8:14 2:51 3:18 8:37 9:10 3:48 4:15 9:32 10:11 4:49 5:16 10:32 11:16 5:55 6:21 11:37 - 7:02 7:27 12:23 12:43 8:08 8:30 1:28 1:48 9:08 9:27 2:29 2:48 10:02 10:20 3:24 3:42 10:51 11:07 4:14 4:31

— SEPTEMBER — High Low AM PM AM PM 11:35 11:51 4:59 5:15 -- 12:16 5:40 5:58 12:32 12:54 6:20 6:38 1:12 1:32 6:58 7:18 1:52 2:10 7:35 7:58 2:32 2:50 8:14 8:41 3:15 3:32 8:55 9:26 4:00 4:18 9:40 10:15 4:51 5:08 10:29 11:09 5:45 6:03 11:23 - 6:42 6:59 12:05 12:20 7:38 7:55 1:01 1:16 8:31 8:47 1:54 2:10 9:20 9:37 2:43 3:00 10:06 10:25 3:30 3:48 10:51 11:12 4:15 4:35 11:36 11:59 5:00 5:22 -- 12:23 5:46 6:11 12:48 1:11 6:33 7:02 1:40 2:02 7:23 7:56 2:34 2:57 8:17 8:54 3:33 3:56 9:15 9:56 4:36 5:00 10:18 11:02 5:43 6:07 11:25 - 6:50 7:14 12:09 12:33 7:55 8:16 1:13 1:37 8:53 9:13 2:12 2:35 9:44 10:04 3:05 3:27 10:30 10:49 3:52 4:13 11:11 11:30 4:35 4:55

— OCTOBER — High Low AM PM AM PM 11:48 -- 5:14 5:34 12:09 12:24 5:50 6:12 12:46 12:59 6:26 6:49 1:23 1:34 7:01 7:26 2:01 2:12 7:38 8:05 2:41 2:52 8:17 8:48 3:24 3:36 9:00 9:34 4:12 4:25 9:49 10:26 5:04 5:20 10:42 11:21 6:00 6:18 11:40 - 6:57 7:16 12:17 12:39 7:52 8:13 1:13 1:36 8:44 9:06 2:06 2:29 9:34 9:58 2:56 3:21 10:22 10:48 3:44 4:11 11:10 11:39 4:32 5:01 11:58 -- 5:21 5:51 12:30 12:49 6:10 6:44 1:23 1:41 7:02 7:39 2:18 2:37 7:58 8:37 3:18 3:37 8:58 9:38 4:21 4:42 10:02 10:43 5:26 5:48 11:09 11:48 6:32 6:54 -- 12:16 7:34 7:56 12:50 1:19 8:30 8:52 1:48 2:15 9:19 9:42 2:40 3:06 10:04 10:26 3:26 3:51 10:43 11:07 4:08 4:32 11:20 11:45 4:46 5:11 11:55 -- 5:22 5:47

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— JULY — High Low AM PM AM PM 8:29 8:52 1:53 2:09 9:30 9:49 2:53 3:08 10:27 10:44 3:50 4:04 11:21 11:36 4:43 4:57 -- 12:13 5:34 5:49 12:26 1:02 6:24 6:39 1:15 1:51 7:12 7:29 2:04 2:39 7:59 8:19 2:53 3:27 8:47 9:09 3:43 4:15 9:34 10:01 4:33 5:04 10:23 10:54 5:26 5:55 11:12 11:49 6:21 6:46 -- 12:04 7:16 7:37 12:44 12:56 8:10 8:27 1:37 1:47 9:01 9:14 2:27 2:36 9:48 9:58 3:14 3:21 10:32 10:40 3:58 4:04 11:13 11:21 4:39 4:46 11:53 -- 5:18 5:27 12:02 12:34 5:58 6:09 12:44 1:16 6:39 6:53 1:29 2:00 7:22 7:41 2:16 2:48 8:08 8:32 3:07 3:39 8:58 9:27 4:03 4:34 9:51 10:27 5:03 5:33 10:48 11:30 6:06 6:35 11:50 - 7:13 7:38 12:36 12:54 8:18 8:40 1:40 1:57 9:19 9:38 2:41 2:57

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— JUNE — High Low AM PM AM PM 7:44 8:13 1:08 1:30 8:46 9:10 2:09 2:28 9:45 10:05 3:07 3:24 10:41 10:58 4:03 4:18 11:35 11:50 4:57 5:12 -- 12:28 5:49 6:04 12:42 1:21 6:41 6:57 1:34 2:14 7:33 7:51 2:27 3:07 8:26 8:46 3:21 4:01 9:18 9:42 4:17 4:55 10:12 10:40 5:13 5:49 11:06 11:37 6:10 6:43 11:59 - 7:07 7:34 12:34 12:52 8:02 8:23 1:28 1:42 8:53 9:09 2:19 2:30 9:40 9:52 3:06 3:15 10:24 10:32 3:50 3:57 11:05 11:11 4:30 4:37 11:44 11:48 5:09 5:15 -- 12:22 5:47 5:53 12:26 1:00 6:24 6:32 1:06 1:41 7:04 7:14 1:49 2:24 7:45 8:00 2:35 3:11 8:30 8:50 3:25 4:01 9:19 9:44 4:19 4:55 10:11 10:43 5:18 5:52 11:08 11:46 6:21 6:52 -- 12:07 7:26 7:53 12:50 1:08

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Southwest Harbor & Tremont Chamber of Commerce Member Listing Museums & Cultural Organizations

Markets

Acadia Repertory Theatre Camp Beech Cliff MDI Historical Society Mt. Desert Oceanarium Seal Cove Auto Museum The Barn Arts Collective The Maine Granite Industry Historical Society Tremont Historical Society Wendell Gilley Museum

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

207-244-7260 207-244-0365 207-276-9323 207-288-7330 207-244-9242 845-807-6288 207-244-7299 207-244-9753 207-244-7555

Sightseeing Atlantic Brewing Company 207-288-2337 Bar Harbor Cellars 207-288-3907 Cranberry Cove Ferry 207-244-5882 Downeast Friendship Sloop Charters 207-266-5210 Downeast Windjammer Cruises 207-546-2927 Island Cruises 207-244-5785 Quietside Cruises 207-460-5200

Sports Acadia Fishing Tours 207-244-5385 Causeway Club Golf Course 207-244-7220 Coastal Kayaking Tours 800-526-8615 Downeast Nature Tours 207-288-8128 Maine State Sea Kayak 877-481-9500 MDI Community Sailing Center 207-244-7905 National Park Sea Kayak Tours 800-347-0940 Yoga in Your Park 207-664-9220 800-526-8615 207-244-5625 207-244-5854 207-244-5856

Casual Dining Beal’s Lobster Pier Claremont Boathouse Thurston’s Lobster Pound

B &Bs Ann’s Point Inn 207-244-9595 Bass Harbor Inn 207-244-5157 Cranberry Hill Inn 207-244-5007 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

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

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

Island-Interior Cottages Acadia Cottages Anna’s Quietside Cottages Hutchins Cottages at Acadia Ledges Cottage

Seawall Point Cottage

207-244-5388 207-266-8017 207-244-9687 207-244-9623 772-589-2120

Inns/Hotels/Motels

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

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

207-244-3202 800-244-5036 207-244-7600

Full-Service Restaurants Cafe Drydock 207-244-5842 Cafe 2 / Eat-A-Pita 207-244-4344 Red Sky Restaurant 207-244-0476 Sips 207-244-4550 The Dockside Inn 207-844-0047 Xanthus Restaurant & Bar at the Claremont Hotel 800-244-5036 XYZ Restaurant 207-244-5221

Bass Harbor Cottages Claremont Hotel & Cottages Drydock Inn Harbor View Motel and Cottages Moorings Inn Waterfront and Cottages Seawall Motel

207-244-3460 800-244-5036 207-244-5842 207-244-5031 800-596-5523 800-248-9250

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

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

Health/Wellness Acadia Family Center Harbor House Main Street Harbor House Fitness Center Harbor House Children’s Ctr. Healthy Acadia

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Knowles Chiropractic and Wellness Center 207-244-5870 YWCA of Mount Desert Island 207-288-5088

Medical Facilities Maine Coast Mem. Hospital 207-664-5311 Mount Desert Island Hospital Community Health Center 207-244-5630 Mount Desert Island Hospital 207-288-5081 Southwest Harbor Med. Center 207-244-5513 Straus Center 207-288-8014 Your Pet’s Next Best Friend 207-244-9300 Artful Designs Hair Care & Art 207-244-9062 Carisa’s Salon 207-288-9444 Eden Spa at Bluenose Inn 207-288-3348

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

Home, Boat & Auto Bowden Marine Service Coastal Builders & Sons Dead River Company Eastern Maine Recycling G.F. Johnston & Associates The Hinckley Company MCM Electric

MDI Property Maintenance & Management Mount Desert Spring Water Stephen Stanley Electric, Inc. There’s Ben

207-288-5247 207-664-0506 207-244-3131 207-244-9033 207-244-1200 800-446-2553 207-244-7454 207-664-8227 800-660-5363 207-244-5425 207-460-8970

News Media Mount Desert Islander TownSquare Media Bangor WNSX 97.7

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

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

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Business Location Maps Discover Maine Magazine Discovery Maps

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Real Estate Agencies

Salons

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

Marketing

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

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Margo Stanley Real Estate & Vacation Rentals

MDI Vacation Homes The Knowles Company The Swan Agency Sotheby’s

207-244-3339 207-244-7000 207-244-5563 207-244-5425 207-244-0607 207-276-3322 207-288-5818

Retail Stores Carroll Drug Store Dragonflys Cottage

McEachern and Hutchins Quilt ‘n’ Fabric Ravenswood Under the Dogwood Tree Westside Florist

207-244-5588 207-244-0255 207-244-7243 207-244-1233 207-669-4287 207-244-3089 207-244-3540

Galleries & Studios Aylen and Son Jewelry Clark Point Gallery Salty Dog Gallery

Southwest Harbor Artisans

207-244-7369 207-244-0920 207-244-5918 207-244-5107

AcadiaChamber.com info@acadiachamber.com 207-244-9264 329 Main Street Southwest Harbor

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Free Acadia Shuttles NOTE: 2015 Service starts June 23rd and ends on Columbus Day The dotted blue routes denote the FREE propane-powered shuttle bus transportation to campgrounds, hiking trails, carriage roads, beaches and downtown centers. For more detail, ask for a Shuttle Schedule or call 667-5796.

Southwest Harbor

The following advertisers may be found in Southwest Harbor and Manset: • Acadia Fuel • Acadia Yurts • Bar Harbor Bank & Trust • Beal’s Lobster Pier • Café Drydock • Carroll Drug Store • Clark Point Gallery • Community Health Center • Cranberry Cove Ferry • Cranberry Hill Inn • Davis Agency • Dockside Inn & Restaurant

• Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina • Ellis Boat Company • First National Bank • G. F. Johnston • Harbor View Motel • Hinckley Company • Hutchins Cottages • Kingsleigh Inn • Liquor Locker • LSRobinson Insurance • Maine State Sea Kayak • Mansell Boat Rentals • MDI Weddings • The Moody Mermaid

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• The Moorings Inn • Penury Hall • Quietside Café • Quilt ‘n’ Fabric • Red Sky Restaurant • Sail Acadia • Salty Dog Gallery • Sawyer’s Specialties • Sips • Southwest Boat • Southwest Cycle • Southwest Harbor Medical Center • Wendell Gilley Museum • XYZ www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

Bass Harbor, Bernard, Tremont

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

• Thurston’s Lobster Pound • 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

The following advertisers may be found in Northeast Harbor, Seal Harbor, Somesville, and Hall Quarry: • 123 Main Street • Acadia Repertory Theatre • Asticou Boat Charters • Asticou Inn • At Your Service Taxi and Tours • Bar Harbor Bank & Trust • Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry • Carter’s Real Estate • Colonel’s Restaurant & Deli • Cranberry Island Water Taxi • First National Bank • Gallery at Somes Sound • The Holmes Store • John Williams Boat Company

• Kimball Shop Boutique • Kimball Terrace Inn • The Knowles Company • The Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant • Lisa Hall Studio • The Moscow Magic & Comedy Show • National Park Canoe Rental • Northeast Harbor Clinic • Out of the Pod • Redfield Artisans Gallery • Shaw Jewelry • Smart Studio • Somesville Rehabilitation Services • Subway • Tan Turtle Tavern

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Cranberry Islands

The following advertisers may be found on the Cranberry Isles: • Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry • Cranberry Cove Boating Co. • Cranberry Island Water Taxi

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• Great Cranberry General Store • Islesford Dock Gallery • Islesford Dock Restaurant • Lobster Boat Tours

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Bar Harbor

The following advertisers may be found in Bar Harbor, Town Hill, Trenton and Ellsworth: • Acadia Fuel • Argosy Gallery • At Your Service Taxi and Tours • Atlantic Brewing • Bar Harbor Bank & Trust • Bar Harbor Ferry Co. • Bowden Marine • Burning Tree Restaurant • Cellar Bistro • College of the Atlantic • Downeast Windjammer Cruises • FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars • First National Bank • Friends of Acadia • Galyn’s • Great Maine Lumberjack Show

• Hertz Car Rental • House Wine • Maine Coast Memorial Hospital • The Moscow Magic & Comedy Show • Mount Desert Island Hospital • Mount Desert Oceanarium • Oli’s Trolley • Peekytoes Provisions • Richard Parks Furniture Gallery • Route One Oil & Lube • Sagegrass Gallery • Scenic Biplane & Glider Rides • Scrimshaw Workshop • Subway • Sweet Smiles • West Street Café

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Personal Services We are here to serve YOU! 4Rental Cars 4Insurance 4Oil & Lube 4Banking 4Catering 4Wedding Officiant 4Specialty Foods 4Pharmacies 4Civil Engineering 4Heating 4Taxis 4Healthcare Facilities ... we want to meet your needs!

Call us and let us know how we can help!

Check out the extensive index starting on page 59 to find just the right advertiser to meet your needs!

THE SOUTHWEST HARBOR MEDICAL CENTER PROVIDES A FULL RANGE OF FAMILY MEDICAL SERVICES

45 Herrick Road • Southwest Harbor • Maine • 04679 Open Monday – Friday • 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

207-244-5513 www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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LOCAL RADIO STATIONS

MDI WEDDINGS

WHCF WHSN WERU WMEH WMEB WEZQ WRMO WKSQ WWMJ WNSX WLKE WJCX WKIT WKVV WVOM WXAK WBYA WBZN WBKA WZON WAEI WNZS WDEA

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WEDDING PLANNER & OFFICIANT FOR DESTINATION WEDDINGS TRADITIONAL AND SAME-SEX WEDDINGS 860-428-2651 mdiweddings.com mdiweddings@gmail.com

Four locations on MDI! Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Somesville & Southwest Harbor

www.bhbt.com • 888-853-7100

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Bangor Bangor Blue Hill Bangor Orono Bangor Milbridge Milbbridge Ellsworth Ellsworth Winter Hbr Bar Harbor Pittsfield Brewer Searsport Howland Belfast Islesboro Old Town Bar Harbor Bangor Bangor Veazie Ellsworth

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Cont. Christian News Talk Classic Hits Nostalgia Top 40 Classical Sports Talk Sports News/Talk Adult Standards

At Your Service Private Tours, Yacht Services, Weddings

Bar Harbor’s Oldest and Largest Transportation Service YACHT SERVICES

• Captain’s Concierge Services • Regional Transportation Services • Private Airport Shuttle • Crew Transports

PRIVATE TOURS

• Custom van tours of Acadia National Park and Mount Desert Island • Specialty tours available

WEDDING SHUTTLES

Hourly Rates

• Uniformed Drivers • Unmarked Vans

Advanced Reservations Only All Major Credit Cards Accepted

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MDI Hospital 207.288.5081

Breast Health Center Bar Harbor • 288-8435

Cadillac Family Practice

212 High Street • Ellsworth, ME 04605

Community Dental Center

207-667-5789

Bar Harbor • 288-5119

SW Harbor • 244-2888

www.routeoneoil.com

Community Health Center SW Harbor • 244-5630

Carroll Drug Store

Cooper Gilmore Health Center Bar Harbor • 288-5024

Family Health Center Bar Harbor • 288-5606

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

Northeast Harbor Clinic NE Harbor • 276-3331

Trenton Health Center Trenton • 667-5899

Your Convenient & Friendly Hometown Drug Store • Prescriptions • Digital Photo Kiosk • Gifts • Yankee Candle • UPS Delivery in Southwest Harbor Area

Eric Norberg, Registered Pharmacist

244-5588

www.carrolldrugstore.net 3 Village Green Way, Southwest Harbor

Look for your copy of the Hiking Map for the Western side of MDI and Acadia National Park!

You can find it at many local places of business ... and at the Southwest Harbor & Tremont Chamber office.

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Local Libraries Northeast Harbor..... 276-3333 Seal Harbor................ 276-5306

National Bank

Somesville.................. 244-7404 Southwest Harbor.... 244-7065 Bass Harbor................ 244-3798 Jesup (Bar Harbor)....... 288-4245

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Independent Hygiene Practice Friendly Service

Mill Mall, 248 State Street Ellsworth, ME 04605

Fabulous Prices

207-479-4110

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Places to Stay MAINE - The Way Life Should Be! I’ve used that in correspondence, I’ve used that in my thoughts. How about you? Have you given thought to moving here? If so, check out one of the real estate agencies on the following pages.

Need a place to stay for a visit?

Those same agencies may be of help with rentals!

PLUS, you will find Yurts, Cabins, B&Bs, Cottage Rentals, Hotels and Inns. We can meet anyone’s needs and desires!

PENURY HALL Bed & Breakfast – Open All Year

Six guests share scrumptious breakfasts, convivial atmosphere, sauna, an interest in art, antiques, gardening and the delights of Mt. Desert Island.

Gretchen Strong Box 68, SW Hbr., ME 04679

Discover Acadia National Park from the quieter venue of Northeast Harbor!

• Carriage Roads • Mountain Trails • Golf Course • Tennis Courts • Swimming Pool • Asticou Azalea and Thuya Gardens

800-454-6225

207-244-7102 tstrong@penuryhall.com

~ KIMBALL ~ TERRACE INN

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Cranberry Hill Inn

www.kimballterraceinn.com

Luxury All-Suites Inn on the Harbor Circa 1851

~ Enjoy the intimate atmosphere of our harbor view rooms and welcoming garden paths ~ Enjoy a three-course gourmet breakfast each morning ~ Suites with fireplaces and Jacuzzi tubs are available ~ All suites have cable TV, air-conditioning free WI-FI, private entrances, and private baths Innkeepers: Patti and Jerry Selig

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P.O. Box 222 Southwest Harbor, ME 04679 cranberryhill@roadrunner.com

207-244-5007 www.cranberryhillinn.com

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Featured Bike Ride, Cont’d. from page 23.

We recommend that you travel up the hill to the Islesford Historical Museum managed

by Acadia National Park. This museum has fascinating insight into “Island Life” in northeastern North America; you will want to see the Boats and Bouys exhibit, which is all about the lobster fishermen. The National Park Staff on location are a good source of information about the island. In this area, there are also public restrooms, the Islesford Dock restaurant, and other shops.

Head up Main Street and just after the Islesford Congregational Church, turn left on Mosswood Road. On the left is the Islesford Neighborhood House and Library. Check out the Library. The librarian on duty is also a good source of local information. For $1.00, you can get a good map of the island (highly recommended).

Returning back down to Main Street, turn left and pass the General Store, Post Office, and The Ashley Bryan School, the local elementary and middle school.

There is no high school on Little or Great Cranberry Islands. Island high school students have several choices: they can choose to commute to high school by ferry (difficult, but some do); live on MDI while attending high school; or use the town stipend to go towards attending a boarding school.

Shortly after, on the left, is the local Catholic Church and a cemetery. Just after this, bear left on the North Wood Road. After sharp left and right turns, you will look for a “right of way” on the left, just after a log cabin. This little road descends quickly down to the shore.

You will know you are in the right place if there is a residence on your left where the road ends. Park your bike off to the side and walk down to the shore. This is Bunker’s Cove.

With a view much like “the million dollar view” on Great Cranberry Island, this is a great place for a picnic. There are residences close by so keep your noise at a reasonable level.

Rentals • Real Estate Sales

116 Main Street Northeast Harbor, Maine 04662 Tel. 207•276•5468 Fax 207•276•3616 katrina@cartersrealestate.com

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As you go back to your bike and climb back up to the North Wood Road, take a right and go back to Main Street. Take a left on Main Street, and then another left on Bar Road. Pedaling past homes with much fishing gear around them, you will descend to the shore. Take a left on the gravel Coast Guard Road, (no street sign), and proceed parallel to the wall of rocks the sea has piled up 8 to 10 feet high. This wall obscures your view of the water so you might want to pull over and “climb” the wall to get your bearings.

The panoramic view is outstanding. To the right, the rocky shore curls around to the left to include Maypole Point and further in the distance, one side of the landmass that forms The Pool on Great Cranberry. To the left, the shore curls around to the right and includes the old Coast Guard station, which is now a private residence. Further on, Baker Island connected to Little Cranberry Island by a bar, finishes almost a visual half-circle as you look out to the open ocean.

The old Coast Guard station has a very long and interesting history. The station was authorized as a lifesaving station by the act of June 18, 1878. According to some, this was the start of today’s United States Coast Guard. In the 19th century, the Life-Saving Service would go out in storms in small boats to rescue people whose ships were in distress. It was merged with the Revenue Cutter Service in 1915 to form the United States Coast Guard. The station was

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Real Estate Sales Luxury Properties Property Management Vacation Rentals

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The Knowles Company is proud to be a signature sponsor of Acadia’s Centennial

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• Motel Units, Efficiencies and Cottages • Special Rates for Off-Season Travelers www.harborviewmotelandcottages.com E-Mail: harborview.swh@myfairpoint.net

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consolidated with the Southwest Harbor Coast Guard Station in 1946. This station is still operational and is further down on the Clark Point Road in Southwest Harbor from the ferry parking area.

Baker Island is another intriguing place. The island was settled by the Gilley family in 1806. The lighthouse was built in 1828 to guide mariners away from the sandbar and ledges nearby. Over the years, the Lighthouse and surrounding area was granted to the U. S. Government, and the Gilley family retained the rest of the island. The Lighthouse was deactivated from 1955 to 1957, and is now solar powered. There is more information about Baker Island on www.nelights.com/ exploring/Maine/baker_is_light.html. There is also a book about one of Baker Island’s inhabitants, John Gilley, One of the Forgotten Millions by Charles Eliot, published by Acadia Publishing Company and sold at local bookstores.

You can continue along the road, but remember to stop short of the old Coast Guard station, to give the owners their privacy. Returning from this area, you will turn back on the Coast Guard Road. Turning right on the Bar Road, you will cross Main Street and keep to the left on the Bar Road until it meets with Main Street near the Mossword Road.

Shortly after joining Main Street, you will again come upon the Islesford Congregational Church. We found the Church unlocked and went inside. This is a lovely, old church with fine wood and beam work. Also of note are the stained glass windows created and donated by local artist, author, storyteller, and musician, Ashley Bryan.

Moorings Inn

Enjoy the View Drop your anchor here! Relax on one of our oceanfront decks, hear the Somes Sound, and enjoy the local marine activity. Fully equipped cottages have whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, and screened-in porches for your comfort.

Cottages, suites and efficiencies are available by the day or the week.

Practically across Main Street from the church, Maypole Road leaves to the left.

The Maypole Road is about a 1 mile round trip to Maypole Point which is worth the ride. You do want to consider the time about now. The ferry leaves Islesford at 2:00 and 5:00 PM. On our trip, it was a bit after 1:00 when we were at this point. We wanted to catch the 2:00 PM ferry but felt we had the time.

So we headed down the road.

Ann’s Point Cottages

Moorings Inn Waterfront 133 Shore Road Southwest Harbor, Maine www.mooringsinn.com

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Located on “Beautiful Bass Harbor, Southwest Harbor and Hodgdon Pond.”

Open year-round.

Reservations: jeanniesbarharbor@yahoo.com

STEPHEN AND MARGO STANLEY Box 1105, Southwest Harbor, ME 04679 (207) 244-5425 www.annspointcottages.com

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The Maypole Road first goes by the town field and picnic area on the right. The road is out in the open most of the time with high, bush vegetation on the sides in stretches. You will go by many boathouses on the right, then a cemetery for some of the early settlers on the left. The road winds a bit and then climbs a bit to a point where the view to the right of Great Cranberry and “The Gut� are very nice.

In a couple more turns, you will come upon a a private residence. We parked our bikes a ways back from the house and followed an open area to the left of the house. This leads to the shore and another great view. To the left, the long shoreline of Gilley Beach, the Coast Guard Road where you were earlier, the bar and Baker Island form a long, sweeping view of a remote bay. Straight ahead, you will see a few small islands. One of these is called Seal Rocks and here is where the binoculars would come in handy. We did not have any, but it seemed that there were more than a dozen seals out there.

Heading back to the town pier, you will board the ferry and head back to Southwest Harbor with a stop at Great Cranberry Island.

We hope you enjoy your bike trip to the Cranberry Isles. 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

Hutchins Cottages at Acadia 207.244.9687

Southwest Harbor, Maine

SWH & Tremont Chamber Member since 1998

www.hutchinscottagesatacadia.com krhutchins@gmail.com

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Calendar of Events - 2016 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 19: 10th 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 19 : Father’s Day Concert. Flash In the Pans Steel Drum Band. Agamont Park in downtown Bar Harbor. 5:30pm.

June 26-July 1: Acadia Trad Festival. A full week of Irish, Cape Breton, OldTime, Acadian & Cajun music, dance and culture, held on the campus of the College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden Street, Bar Harbor. www.acadiatradschool.com.

July 1: First Friday Art Walk. Artworks to Fireworks.

Downtown Bar Harbor, 6-9pm. Pick up a map from the Chamber of Commerce, lodging establishment, or galleries and begin at any venue.

July 3: Maine Lobster Boat Race. There is nothing more uniquely Maine than a day at the lobster boat races. Bass Harbor. Call for more information, (207) 244-9623.

July 3: Bar Harbor Music Festival. Opening Day of the 50th Golden Anniversary Season. Maine Sea Coast Mission, 127 West Street, Bar Harbor. Bar Harbor Music Festival’s Tea Concert, Keith Harris, Baritone; Cara Chowning, Pianist. 4:00pm.

July 4: Independence Day Celebration. Join the community as we celebrate our country’s independence.

6-10am-Blueberry Pancake Breakfast. MDI Rotary Club, Bar Harbor Athletic Field, Park Street, Bar Harbor. A fun morning feast for the whole family.

June 2-5 : The 18th Annual Acadia Birding Festival. 9am-3pm-Craft Fair. MDI YMCA. A wonderful selection of Maine crafts - jewelry, quilts, and Celebrate the ecological wonders of the birds of more. Joint fund raiser for the YMCA and YWCA. the Gulf of Maine. acadiabirdingfestival.com.

10am-Independence Day Parade winds through (207) 288-8128. downtown Bar Harbor.

June 3: First Friday Art Walk. Let the Celebration 11am-2pm-Seafood Festival. MDI Rotary Club, Bar Begin. Downtown Bar Harbor, 6-9pm. Pick up a map Harbor Athletic Field, Park Street. Enjoy lobster, from the Chamber of Commerce, lodging establishmussels, corn, strawberry shortcake, and more. ment, or galleries and begin at any venue.

After Parade-Lobster Races. Watch local businessJune 4: National Trails Day. Discover, enjoy, and care for Acadia’s magnificent 125-mile trail system, es put their lobsters to the test in a “high-speed” crustacean contest! MDI YMCA, Bar Harbor accompanied by park trail crew and interpretive Athletic Field, Park Street. Proceeds benefit the staff members. nps.gov.

MDI YMCA. June 5: Acadia National Park Loop Road Half 3-9pm-Free concert in Agamont Park. From rock Marathon. Starts and ends in front of the YMCA, to country to big band and funk, there’s something 21 Park Street, Bar Harbor. Call (207) 288-3511 for for everyone! more information.

June 18: (9am-5pm) & June 19 (10am-4pm): Art in 7:30-8:30pm-Bar Harbor Town Band. Free concert on the Village Green, Mt. Desert Street, Bar the Park. 66th Annual Art Show! Over 35 painters Harbor. and photographers will display and sell their original works on the Village Green, Main & Mt. Desert Approximately 9:15pmBar Harbor: Enjoy the spectacular display of fireStreets, Bar Harbor. works over Frenchman’s Bay. 50 - Southwest Harbor & Tremont Port Directory www.visitsouthwestharbor.com Ongoing

Thurs., June 2 to August 25: 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., June 17 - Oct. 7: 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.

Thurs., July 7 - Sept. 1: Outdoor Movie Night. Village Green (Veteran’s Park), Northeast Harbor.

Mon. & Thurs. June 30 through August 15: 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).

July 1 to September 30: 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 13 to August 17: Seaside Cinema. Family movie night in Agamont Park in downtown Bar Harbor. In the event of rain, shows will be cancelled.

Call 207-288-5103 for cancellation notices.

Southwest Harbor: The Southwest Harbor & Tremont Chamber of Commerce is hosting a fireworks display this year. Fireworks will be visible from many locations around the harbor.

July 6: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Opening night with Brass Venture returning for the 13th consecutive season!

July 7: Gallery Night Opening Reception. 4:306:30pm. Main Street, Northeast Harbor.

July 7: Neighborhood House Soiree on the Sound to be held at Abels Lobster Pound, 6-8 pm. Proceeds fund the NHH summer camp scholarship program.

July 7: Somesville Walking Tour. Sponsored by the MDI Historical Society. 10-11:30 am. Admission is $10. RSVP to erin.earlyward@mdihistory.org. (207) 276-9323.

July 7: 2016 Native American Festival and Basket Makers Market. Offers visitors, collectors and gallery owners the opportunity to buy directly from the artists, as quality and authenticity is the hallmark for this Indian Market. 10-4, College of the Atlantic, 105 Eden Street, Bar Harbor. (207) 288-3519.

July 8: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Christopher Johnson, Pianist.

July 8-9: 20th Annual Hospice Regatta. Morris Yachts, Northeast Harbor. All proceeds benefit Hospice Volunteers of Hancock County.

(207) 667-2531.

July 9: Acadia Centennial Collection Open House.

Reception and Book Signings. 10:30am-8pm. The Gallery at Somes Sound, Somesville.

July 10: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. The Best of Broadway - POPS Concert. The Bar Harbor Club, 111 West Street, Bar Harbor. Pre-Concert Dinner served beginning at 6pm (optional).

July 12: Annual Strawberry Festival at the Somesville Fire House. 1-3 pm. Our traditional celebration of history and strawberry shortcake. Yum! (207) 276-9323.

July 12: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 5:30pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. 20th Annual New Composers Forum. Moderator: Edmund Cionek.

July 13: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. 33rd Annual New Composers Concert. “Summer Sounds” Claudia Schaer, Violinist; Max Lifchitz, Pianist.

July 15: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Don Giovanni. The Historic Criterion Theatre, 35 Cottage Street, Bar Harbor.

July July 15-18: 15-18: Quietside Quietside Flamingo Flamingo Festival.

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Throughout Throughout Southwest Southwest Harbor.

Harbor. AA fun-filled fun-filled family family festival festival with with something something for for everyone everyone -- whimsical, whimsical, lighthearted lighthearted and and decidedly decidedly hot hot pink pink -- celebrating celebrating the the treasured treasured value value of of small small town town life. life. For For more more information information (207) (207) 244-3713.

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Centennial Celebration Special Events — 2016 Below are some of the special events being held in 2016. Please go to www.acadiacentennial2016.org for a complete listing. Enjoy!

June 11 - Benefit Plant Sale. St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church in Bar Harbor, from 9 a.m. to Noon. Offerings will include native plants, vegetable seedlings, herbs, annuals, and perennials. Plants are donated from local nurseries, private estate gardens, and the Wild Garden volunteers’ personal gardens. The sale will be held rain or shine. All proceeds will help support the Wild Gardens of Acadia.

June 25 - Park Science Day in Acadia. Join park scientists and naturalists for a fun-filled afternoon of Acadia science at Sieur de Monts. There will also be a dedication of the Sieur de Monts Nature Center.

August 13 - Friends of Acadia Benefit Auction. Asticou Inn, Northeast Harbor, Maine. By participating in the Benefit Auction—by bidding on live or silent auction items at the event, sending in an absentee bid, or by simply attending the event or making a donation in support of it—you can make a real and lasting difference in the protection of Acadia. Friends of Acadia uses proceeds from the Benefit Auction 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.

August 22 - A Reenactment of the 8/22/1916 Celebration of Acadia’s Founding. Come to St. Saviour’s in Bar Harbor to hear speeches by Acadia’s founders, offered by their living descendants.

August 27 - Celebrating the Centennials of the National Park Service and Acadia National Park. Join national leaders, park staff, and Acadia partners at Jordan Pond to celebrate these co-centennials.

September 17 - Car-Free Acadia Morning – Fall. The National Park Service invites visitors to enjoy a car-free morning on the Park Loop Road in Acadia National Park from midnight to noon on Saturday, September 17. In celebration of National Public Lands Day, visitors will have free entry all day to the entire park. The sections of the Park Loop Road closed to private vehicles will include the Cadillac Summit road, the road between the Hulls Cove Visitor Center and Jordan Pond, and the entire one-way section.

November 5 - Take Pride in Acadia Day Centennial Edition. Join Friends of Acadia to celebrate volunteerism in Acadia and help prepare Acadia’s historic carriage roads for winter.

December 10 - Sealing of the Acadia Bicentennial Time Capsule. Inspire the next hundred years at Acadia with this fun-spirited event to cap off Acadia’s centennial year. www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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July 16-18: Paperback Book Sale. Thousands of used paperbacks for your reading pleasure on the front lawn of the Southwest Harbor Public Library, Main St. Southwest Harbor.

July 17: Flamingo Four-Miler and Fun Run. This scenic race runs through part of Acadia National Park and ends at the Tremont Community Center.

For more information (207) 244-3713.

July 17: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Antonio Galera-Lopez, Pianist.

July 18: Gallery Night Opening Reception. 4:306:30pm. Main Street, Northeast Harbor.

July 19: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Allison Kiger, Flutist; Antonio Galera-Lopez, Pianist.

July 19: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music.

Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15pm. Shanghai Quartet.

July 20: Asticou Gardens Lantern Stroll. 7-9pm.

Asticou Gardens, Northeast Harbor.

July 21: Somesville Walking Tour. Sponsored by the MDI Historical Society. 10-11:30 am. Admission is $10.

RSVP to erin.earlyward@mdihistory.org. 207-276-9323.

July 22 Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Ardelia Trio; Janey Choi, Violinist; Clara Yang, Cellist; Jihea Hong-Park, Pianist.

July 23 Open Garden Day. The Garden Club of Mount Desert, 10 am - 4pm, Rain or Shine. www.gardenclubofmountdesert.org.

July 23: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregarional Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. Margaret Mills, Pianist; Jeffrey Ellenberger, Violinist; Robert Tennen, Cellist.

July 24: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Jackson Laboratory Commons, 610 Main Street, Bar Harbor. Wolverine Jazz Band.

July 26: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music.

Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor.

8:15pm. Stephanie Chase, Moran Katz, Dov Scheindlin, Mark Shuman, Kingsley Wood, Carl Oswald.

July 27: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm.

Blackwoods Campground Amphitheater, Otter Creek; 44th Annual Acadia National Park Outdoor Concert. Bar Harbor Festival String Orchestra, Francis Fortier, Conductor; George Neptune, Baritone Soloist; Gerard Reuter, Oboe Soloist; Jeffrey Ellenberger, Violin Soloist. Rain date, July 28.

July 28: Pizza and Craft Beer Tasting. 5-7pm. Main Street, Northeast Harbor.

July 28: Annual Butterfly Release at Charlotte Rhoades Butterfly Garden. 3:30pm. Painted Lady butterflies boxed for release at 4:15pm. Refreshments and Fun! Rain or Shine! $30 per person; Children under 12 free. Reservations required.

(207) 266-6047 or (207) 244-9264.

July 29: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. Bar Harbor Congregational Church, 29 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. 12th Annual Bob Noonan Memorial Concert. Bar Harbor Festival String Orchestra, Francis Fortier, Conductor; Antonio Galera-Lopez, Piano Soloist.

July 29-31: 41st Annual Directions Craft Show.

MDI High School, Bar Harbor. Friday: 5 - 9pm; Saturday & Sunday: 10am - 5pm. mainecraftsguild.com.

July 30-31: 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 31: Bar Harbor Music Festival. 8:00pm. The Bar Harbor Club, 111 West Street, Bar Harbor.

Festival Gala. Pre-concert dinner at 6pm (optional).

Bar Harbor Festival String Orchestra, Francis Fortier, Conductor; George Neptune, Baritone Soloist; Gerard Reuter, Oboe Soloist; Jeffrey Ellenberger, Violin Soloist.

July 31 - Aug. 24 Month-long silent auction of community art to benefit the SWH Public Library.

Enjoy the art of our talented community artists and plan to bid often; or, better yet, buy it during the event! (207) 244-7065.

July 31-August 6: Annual Claremont Croquet Classic. Players compete in a nine-wicket doubleelimination tournament in both singles and doubles competition. Players and spectators alike enjoy this annual event. (800) 244-5036.

August 2: 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 the many programs and services Harbor House provides to the communities of MDI. For information or to purchase tickets, call (207) 244-3713.

August 2: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music.

Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15 pm. Dover Quartet.

August 2: Somes Sound Windjammer Parade.

Maine’s legendary fleet of windjammers will sail in company through Somes Sound for this afternoon parade on the water. (207) 374-2993.

August 2: Bar Harbor Town Band. 8-9pm, Salisbury Cove.

August 5-7: Southwest Harbor Public Library Used Book Sale. 9am-6pm. American Legion Hall (behind Library) in Southwest Harbor. (207) 244-7065 August 5: First Friday Art Walk. Downtown Bar Harbor, 6-9pm. Pick up a map from the Chamber of Commerce, lodging establishment, or galleries and begin at any venue.

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August 5-6 Mount Desert Summer Chorale. Acadia Centennial Concert, In Nature’s Realm. 7:30pm. St. Saviour’s Church, 41 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor. mountdesertsummerchorale.org.

August 6-7: Northeast Harbor HarborFest. Sat. 10-6; Sun. 10-5. Acadia Centennial special edition show, themed to celebrate the rich artistic tradition that Acadia National Park has served for artists throughout history. (207) 266-5162.

August 9: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music.

Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15pm. Borromeo String Quartet.

August 12-14: Bar Harbor Fine Arts Festival. Bar Harbor Inn, Newport Drive, Bar Harbor. Fri.: 12-8; Sat.: 10-8; Sun. 10-5.

August 13: 27th Anniversary Benefit Auction. Asticou Inn, Northeast Harbor. Friends 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 13-14: Gallery on the Green II, by the Coastal Fine Art Alliance of Maine. Pemetic Green, Southwest Harbor. Rain or Shine. (207) 244-9264.

August 16: Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music.

Neighborhood House, Main Street, Northeast Harbor. 8:15pm. Brentano String Quartet.

August 18: Somesville Walking Tour. Sponsored by the MDI Historical Society. 10-11:30 am. Admission is $10.

RSVP erin.earlyward@mdihistory.org. 207-276-9323.

August 21: Island Arts Association Craft Fair. Pemetic School Green, Southwest Harbor; 9am-4pm.

August 21: Great Summer Adventure Cruise.

Sponsored by MDI Historical Society and the Dorr Museum from the College of the Atlantic. The cruise is approximately 2 1/2 hours on the Bar Harbor Whale Watch cruise ship heading from Bar Harbor Town Pier to Northeast and Southwest Harbors. There will several stops where guest speakers will talk about the Champlain Society, a group of historiographers from Harvard University in the 1880s. $50 for adults and $35 for children 16 and under. The boat will sail at 5pm.

August 25-28: Fee Free Days 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’s 100th Birthday!

August 25: California Wine Tasting. 5-7pm. Main Street, Northeast Harbor.

September 2: First Friday Art Walk. Dress-Up Night.

Downtown Bar Harbor, 6-9pm. Pick up a map from the Chamber of Commerce, lodging establishment, or galleries and begin at any venue.

September 3-4: Island Arts Association Craft Fair.

Fair in the Park. Village Green, Bar Harbor. Sat. 10-6; Sun. 10-5.

www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

September 9-11: 18th Annual MDI Garlic Festival.

Smugglers Den Campground, Southwest Harbor; 11am-5pm. (207) 288-0269.

September 10: 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 lights. lighthousefoundation.org/maine-open-lighthouse-day.

September 10-18: Hike & Bike for Mike. This fun annual fundraiser for the Acadia Family Center celebrates the strength and resiliency of the human spirit and the power of community to create a healthy future. (207) 244-4012. www.AcadiaFamilyCenter.org.

September 11: Lulu Lobster Boat Ride. Fund-raiser for local volunteer fire department. Make 9/11 a day to strengthen and honor our firefighters.

Harborside Hotel Dock, 55 West Street, Bar Harbor.

(207) 288-3511. As every year, all 9/11 proceeds will be donated to our local fire department.

September 17: Annual Half Marathon and 5K. 7:30am-Noon. MDI YMCA, 21 Park Street, Bar Harbor. fitness@mdiymca.org .

September 17-18: Gallery on the Green, by the Coastal Fine Art Alliance of Maine. Village Green, Bar Harbor. Rain or Shine.

September 17-18 The Phelps/Lowe Golf Tournament. Sponsored by Harbor House Community Center. For more information, (207) 244-3713.

September 22-25: 8th 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 24: 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! October 7: First Friday Art Walk. An Autumn Stoll.

Downtown Bar Harbor, 6-9pm. Pick up a map from the Chamber of Commerce, lodging establishment, or galleries and begin at any venue.

October 7-9: 21st Annual Acadia Oktoberfest.

Food Festival and Craft Fair. Music and entertainment. Friday will open with an afternoon and early evening Wine & Cheese Tasting accompanied by music. Saturday and Sunday brings the Oktoberfest Beer Tasting and a Craft, Music and Food Festival.

Noon-6pm. Smuggler’s Den Campground, Southwest Harbor. (207) 244-9264. Recognized as one of the outstanding festivals in the country.

October 16: 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.

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November 5: 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!

November 12: Annual Early Bird Sale & Bed Races.

Sale hours are 6-9am. Shop in your pjs for extra discounts! Bed and Pajama Parade starts at 10, and Bed Races at 10:15. Cottage St., Bar Harbor.

Events at the Wendell Gilley Museum June 11: Whittle-a-Warbler: Mourning Warbler.

Carve and paint a hanging ornament during this oneday carving workshop, scheduled to coincide with great local warbler sightings. This short workshop is ideal for beginning adults, and children 11 and up are welcome with an adult. Pre-registration is required.

June - September: Introductory Carving Lessons.

Adult lessons 11am-12:30pm, Tue.-Fri. Lessons for children 11 and up are 1:30-2:30pm, Tue.-Fri. Pre-registration required; space is limited. Hatch or hone your bird carving skills with your choice of a chickadee, goldfinch, loon, cardinal or puffin as your subject. Gilley Museum Carving Kits include materials needed to get started carving at the Museum and to complete the project on your own after your lesson.

Not included are carving knives, which will be provided during lessons or you may bring your own.

July 2- August 27: “Free as a Bird” Saturday Special.

10am-1pm. The Museum offers, upon request and completion of visitor registration, free admission on Saturdays through July and August.

August 4: A 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 112th Birthday: Free admission all day, 10am-4:30pm.

November 4, 2016 - April 28, 2017: Museum Members’ Carving Club. All members of the Museum are welcome every Friday afternoon, 1pm - 4pm (weather permitting) for an informal gathering for the purpose of working with fellow carvers, sharing tips and using the reference resources of the Gilley Museum. You don’t have to carve to enjoy the camaraderie (or coffee).

December 11: Holiday Open House and Carving Show, Noon-4pm. Come see the newly-fledged flock of bird carvings by our members. Enjoy refreshments by the Finnish Fireplace and admire your talented neighbors’ work. Learn about winter programs and check out the Museum gift shop.

For more information on the above programs and events, hours and admission prices: call (207) 244-7555 or visit the museum web site wendellgilleymuseum.org.

December 2: 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. (207) 288-5103.

December 9: Christmas Celebration in Southwest Harbor! 5:30-7pm. The evening begins with the lighting of the Town’s Christmas tree followed by a bonfire and tractor rides. Refreshments and a visit from Santa! Opportunity for pictures taken with Santa upstairs at the Harbor House.

December 9-10: Holiday Craft Fair. 3-7pm on the 9th; 9am-1pm on the 10th at the Harbor House in Southwest Harbor. Get into the holiday spirit and start your holiday shopping.

Events at the Seal Cove Auto Museum June 16: Demo Day: Alternative Fuels: Demonstrations of a bio-fuel powered car, a wood -gas powered generator and more. Rides offered in other vehicles, weather permitting. 10am-3pm.

June 19: Father’s Day: Rides in antique autos offered, weather permitting. Dad gets FREE admission! 10am-5pm.

June 29: Auto Wars Exhibit Celebration: Opening a new season and a new exhibit; exploring the impact of community decisions on the physical, cultural and economic landscape through a choose-your-own-adventure exhibit. 5-7pm.

July 21: Demo Day: Kids Activities and Pedal Cars. Bring your pedal car to the museum; or if radio-controlled vehicles are more your speed, bring your radio-controlled car, plane or drone!

Rides offered, weather permitting. Kids 12 and under get free admission plus a grab bag with toys and candy. 10am-3pm.

August 7: Picnic: Celebrate summer feasting with your friends at a community picnic and car show overlooking the ponds and mountains of Acadia.

Rides in antique autos offered, weather permitting.

Time: TBD. August 18: Demo Day: Steam and Electric Cars.

Learn about the role of steam and electirc cars in the earliest days of car manufacturing. Rides in the museum’s steam and electric cars will be offered, weather permitting. 10am-3pm.

September 15: Demonstration Day: One of the vehicles in the museum’s collection will be fired up and demonstrated. Rides offered, weather permitting. 10am-3pm.

October 29: Demonstration Day: One of the vehicles in the museum’s collection will be fired up and demonstrated. Rides offered, weather permitting.

10am-3pm.

For more information on the above programs and events, hours and admission prices: call (207) 244-9242 or visit the museum web site sealcoveautomuseum.org.

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Area Museums 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, engage visitors of all ages.

(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 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) 334-2932

Bird Carvings, Art Exhibits, Demonstrations & Workshops Imagination and information meet in Southwest Harbor, Maine Please call or check our website and Facebook page for current hours and activities.

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

www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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George B. Dorr Museum of Natural History

College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor The museum investigates and interprets the natural history of Maine through a human ecological perspective. Detailed exhibits depict the animal and plant life of Maine. Activities throughout the year include an indoor tide pool, hands-on displays and coa.edu/nhm family fun. (207) 288-5395

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.htm

Islesford Historical Society

Islesford Dedicated to researching and publishing the history of the Cranberry Isles.

(207) 244-7893

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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) 244-7299 mainegraniteindustry.org

Mount Desert Oceanarium

Rt.3 in Bar Harbor Hands-on and interactive exhibits about the tides, fog, sea water, hypothermia, waves, and numerous exhibits about commercial fishing in Maine. Maine Lobster Hatchery, Maine Lobster Museum, Thomas Bay Marsh Walk, and a “touch tank.” Take the Island Explorer bus to get there.

(207) 288-5005 theoceanarium.com

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 nehlibrary.org

Otter Creek Historical Society & Museum Historical information pertaining to Otter Creek. (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. Open daily 10am to 5pm, May 1 through October 31.

(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 and bridge are among the most-photographed scenes in Maine. The Heirloom Garden showcases 19th & early 20th century plants and herbs. Tues-Sat, 1-4 or by appointment. (207) 276-9323 mdihistory.org

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Southwest Harbor Historical Society

Swans Island Lobster & Marine Museum

Swans Island Harbor House, Southwest Harbor Ship models, photos, equipment, and stories Dedicated to preserving the history of Southrepresent two centuries of Maine commercial west Harbor through publications, displays and fishing and the lobster industry. monthly programs which are held at Harbor (207) 526-4423 House on the third Wednesday, May through swansisland.org/lobstermuseum October at 7 P.M.

swhhs.org

Tremont Historical Society & Country Store Museum

4 Granville Road, Bass Harbor (Across from C. H. Rich Seafood) A 19th Century Country Store, with displays of local, historic artifacts and photographs; genealogical material available. Research room open by appointment. Open 1-4, Mon. and Wed., July to Columbus Day, or call for appointment.

(207) 244-9753 tremontmainehistory.us

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 & Research Center

Collections pertaining to the Cranberry Isles and Acadia National Park.

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Religious Services

Baptist

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Islesford Congregational Church

Route 102, West Tremont • Sunday Worship Service: 10:45 am • (207) 244-1018

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• Sunday Worship Service: 2:30 pm • (207) 244-9698 (Parsonage)

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St. Ignatius Roman Catholic Church 29 High Road, Southwest Harbor 8 Lookout Way, Northeast Harbor • Summer Vigil Mass: Sat. 6 pm • (207) 288-3535

• Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 am • (207) 244-4300

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

171 Tremont Road, Tremont • Sunday Morning Worship: 9:00 am Mid-May t0 Labor Day 10:30 am After Labor Day to Mid-May • (207) 460-7722 Pastor Clayton Gilley

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Seal Harbor Congregational Church (Abbe Chapel)

1358 Tremont Road, Seal Cove • Sunday Morning Worship: 8 am 5/29-10/9 • (207) 244-3229

Saint Mary’s By-the-Sea

20 South Shore Road, Northeast Harbor • Sunday Morning Worship: • 8 am/10 am-July & August • 9 am-Sept through Columbus Day • (207) 276-5588

Saint Mary’s Chapel

5 Kimball Road, Northeast Harbor • Sunday Morning Worship: 9 am • Oct. 16 - Memorial Day Weekend • (207) 276-5588

Saint John the Divine

315 Main Street, Southwest Harbor • Sunday Morning Worship: 10 am 5/29-10/9 • 9 am 10/16 through May • (207) 244-3229

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8 Main Street, Seal Harbor • Sunday Worship: 10 am November - April

8 am June 12 - Sept. 12 • (207) 276-5521

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

Union Church of Northeast Harbor 21 Summit Road, Northeast Harbor • Sunday Worship: 10 am • May - October • (207) 276-5521

Non-Denominational The Rock Church — Acadia

Seawall Road, Southwest Harbor Peabody Dr., Seal Harbor (July & August) • Sunday Worship: 10 am • Sunday Morning Service: 10 am • Year Round • (207) 276-5588 58 - Southwest Harbor & Tremont Port Directory • (207) 266-2474 www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

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 Acadia Yurts............. acadiayurts@gmail.com......... 59 Ann’s Point Cottages................... 244-5425........ 46 Café Drydock & Inn....................244-5842.........15 Cranberry Hill Inn...................... 244-5007........ 43 Colonel’s Suites............................... 276-5147......... 15 HarborView Motel & Cottages.... 244-5031........ 45 Hutchins Cottages....................... 244-9687 ........47 Kimball Terrace Inn................. 800-454-6225......... 43 Kingsleigh Inn............................. 244-5302........ 44 Mansell Boat Rentals................... 244-5625........ 62 Moorings Inn........................800-596-5523........ 46 Penury Hall................................. 244-7102........ 43 ACTIVITIES Acadia Air Tours..............................667-7627......... 20 Atlantic Brewery.......................... 288-2337.......... 3 Bar Harbor Cellars Winery.......... 288-3907.......... 3 College of the Atlantic.................... 288-5015 FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars.. 801-8292.............8 Great Maine Lumberjack Show...... 667-0067..........18 Lobster Boat Tours......................... 244-7466..........19 Maine State Sea Kayak................. 244-9500.........17 Mount Desert Oceanarium.......... 288-5005........ 22 National Park Canoe Rentals....... 244-5854........ 23 Oli’s Trolley.....................................288-9899....Cover Seal Cove Auto Museum.............. 244-9242.........57 Southwest Cycle........................... 244-5856.........17 Tremont Historical Society.......... 244-9753........ 35 Wendell Gilley Museum.............. 244-7555........ 55 AERIAL TOURS Acadia Air Tours..............................667-7627......... 20 AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION At Your Service Taxi and Tours......288-9222......... 40 Hertz Car Rental..............................667-5017......... 42 AMERICAN ARTISANS Sagegrass Gallery.............................288-9442........... 7 APARTMENTS Davis Agency Real Estate................ 244-3891..........47 HarborView Motel....................... 244-5031........ 45 ART Argosy Gallery.................................288-9226..........10 Artemis Gallery................................276-3001..........10 Clark Point Gallery...................... 244-0920.........10 Gallery at Somes Sound..................244-1165........... 8 Islesford Dock Gallery.................... 244-7494..........10 Redfield Artisans Gallery............... 276-3609..........10 www.visitsouthwestharbor.com

Salty Dog Gallery......................... 244-5918.........10 The Scrimshaw Workshop..............288-4380 Shaw Jewelry................................... 276-5000........... 5 Smart Studio....................................276-5152 ATMS First National Bank............... 800-564-3195........ 42 AUTOMOTIVE Route One Oil & Lube.................. 667-5789..........41 BAKERY Colonel’s Restaurant....................... 276-5147......... 15 BANKING Bar Harbor Bank & Trust...... 888-853-7100........ 40 First National Bank............... 800-564-3195........ 42 BANQUET FACILITIES Dockside Inn & Restaurant......... 244-8160.........12

Acadia Yurts has four fun, eco-friendly Yurts that are available for weekly rent just a stones throw from Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island.

Each yurt features comfortable sleeping quarters, a full bathroom, modest kitchen and a central heating/cooling system for comfort during all seasons. The dwellings are also stocked with all the essentials of home.

We strive to give our visitors a unique Maine experience they will remember for years to come.

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BAR/PUB Islesford Dock Restaurant.............. 244-7494..........37 BARGE SERVICE Acadia Fuel..................................... 244-9664........... 1 Prock Marine..................................594-9565 Southwest Boat............................... 244-5525..........27 BED & BREAKFAST Cranberry Hill Inn...................... 244-5007........ 43 Kingsleigh Inn.........................244-5302........44 Moorings Inn....................800-596-5523........46 Penury Hall.............................244-7102........43 BEER Atlantic Brewery.......................... 288-2337.......... 3 House Wine.................................... 288-1200......... 42 Liquor Locker.............................. 244-3788........ 33 Sawyer’s Specialties.......................244-3317.........11 BIKE RENTALS Southwest Cycle........................... 244-5856.........17 BOAT RENTALS/CHARTERS Asticou Chartering..........................276-3785 Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry.. 244-3575 Bowden Marine Service............... 288-5247........ 28 Ellis Boat......................................... 244-9221......... 25 Mansell Boat Rentals................... 244-5625........ 62 Sail Acadia................................... 266-5210........ 63 The Schoodic Ferry......................... 801-9444......... 62 BOAT BUILDING/DESIGN/SALES Bowden Marine Service............... 288-5247........ 28 Ellis Boat......................................... 244-9221......... 25 Hinckley Company.......... 866-HINCKLEY...... IFC John Williams Boat Co.................. 244-7854......... 26 BOAT SERVICE Bowden Marine Service............... 288-5247........ 28 Ellis Boat......................................... 244-9221......... 25 Hinckley Service.......................... 244-5531...... IFC John Williams Boat Co.................. 244-7854......... 26 BROKERAGE – REAL ESTATE Carter’s Real Estate......................... 276-5468......... 44 Davis Agency Real Estate................ 244-3891..........47 The Knowles Company................ 276-3322........ 45 CANOE RENTALS National Park Canoe Rentals....... 244-5854........ 23 CASUAL DINING 123 Main Street...............................276-4166 Beal’s Lobster Pier....................... 244-3202.........13 Cellar Bistro....................................669-6439 Quietside Cafe................................ 244-9444..........11 Tan Turtle Tavern........................... 276-4000 Thurston’s Lobster Pound........... 244-3320.........16 CATERING Dockside Inn & Restaurant......... 244-8160.........12 Sips............................................. 244-4550.........11 CHEESE House Wine.................................... 288-1200......... 42 Sawyer’s Specialties.......................244-3317.........11 CHILDREN’S CLOTHING Out of the Pod................................ 276-4206 CIVIL ENGINEERS G. F. Johnston & Associates......... 244-1200.........41

CLOTHING BOUTIQUE The Holmes Store............................276-4130 The Kimball Shop........................... 276-3300..........61 The Moody Mermaid.......................244-3121........... 6 COFFEE SHOP 123 Main Street...............................276-4166 CONSERVATION Friends of Acadia..................... 800-625-0321......... 60 The Schoodic Ferry......................... 801-9444......... 62 COTTAGE RENTALS Ann’s Point Cottages................... 244-5425........ 46 HarborView Motel & Cottages.... 244-5031........ 45 Hutchins Cottages....................... 244-9687 ........47 Moorings Inn........................800-596-5523........ 46 CRANE SERVICE Prock Marine Company.................. 594-9565 CRUISES Asticou Chartering .........................276-3785 Cranberry Isles Water Taxi............. 244-5724 Downeast Windjammer............... 288-4585......IBC Lobster Boat Tours......................... 244-7466..........19 Sail Acadia................................... 266-5210........ 63 CUSTOM FURNITURE Richard Parks Furniture Gallery......667-3615 DEEP SEA FISHING Downeast Windjammer............... 288-4585......IBC DELI Colonel’s Restaurant....................... 276-5147......... 15

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DENTAL Sweet Smiles.....................................479-4110......... 42 DIESEL FUEL Acadia Fuel..................................... 244-9664........... 1 Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina.........244-0117..........24 DINING – FINE Asticou Inn..................................... 276-3344 Burning Tree Restaurant................ 288-9331 Galyn’s............................................ 288-9706..........12 Red Sky Restaurant..................... 244-0476.........16 DOCK SPACE Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina.........244-0117..........24 Northeast Harbor Marina ...............276-5737 EDUCATION College of the Atlantic.................... 288-5015 ENGINEERS G. F. Johnston & Associates......... 244-1200.........41 ENTERTAINMENT Acadia Repertory Theatre............ 244-7260....... 23 Great Maine Lumberjack Show...... 667-0067..........18 Moscow Magic & Comedy Show....217-8880..........19 FABRIC Quilt ‘N’ Fabric........................... 244-1233.......... 6 FAMILY FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES Acadia Air Tours..............................667-7627......... 20 Great Maine Lumberjack Show...... 667-0067..........18 Moscow Magic & Comedy Show....217-8880..........19 Mount Desert Oceanarium.......... 288-5005........ 22 FERRY SERVICE Bar Harbor Ferry......................... 288-2984......IBC Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry.. 244-3575 Cranberry Cove Ferry.................. 244-5882......IBC The Schoodic Ferry......................... 801-9444......... 62 Swan’s Island Ferry Terminal......... 526-4273 FINANCIAL SERVICES Bar Harbor Bank & Trust...... 888-853-7100........ 40 First National Bank............... 800-564-3195........ 42 LSRobinson Co...........................244-7246........ 42 FINE JEWELRY Lisa Hall Studio.............................. 276-5900........... 9 Sagegrass Gallery.............................288-9442........... 7 Shaw Jewelry................................... 276-5000........... 5 FUEL – BOAT Acadia Fuel..................................... 244-9664........... 1 Hinckley Service.......................... 244-5531...... IFC

FUEL — HOME Acadia Fuel & Propane.................. 244-9664........... 1 FURNITURE Richard Parks Furniture Gallery......667-3615 GALLERIES Gallery at Somes Sound..................244-1165........... 8 Shaw Jewelry................................... 276-5000........... 5 Smart Studio....................................276-5152 See Art Galleries....................................................10 GENERAL CONTRACTORS Prock Marine Company.................. 594-9565 GIFTS Carroll Drug Store....................... 244-5588.........41 FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars.. 801-8292.............8 The Kimball Shop........................... 276-3300..........61 Lisa Hall Studio.............................. 276-5900........... 9 Quilt ‘N’ Fabric........................... 244-1233.......... 6 Sagegrass Gallery.............................288-9442........... 7 The Scrimshaw Workshop..............288-4380 Shaw Jewelry................................... 276-5000........... 5 Seal Cove Auto Museum.............. 244-9242.........57 Wendell Gilley Museum.............. 244-7555........ 55 GLUTEN-FREE DINING Cellar Bistro....................................669-6439 Galyn’s ........................................... 288-9706..........12 Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant...... 276-3958 Tan Turtle Tavern........................... 276-4000 GROCERY Great Cranberry General Store...... 244-0622........... 9 HEALTH CARE Carroll Drug Store....................... 244-5588.........41 Maine Coast Memorial Hospital.. 664-5337........ 39 Mount Desert Island Hospital...... 288-5081.........41 Southwest Harbor Medical Ctr..... 244-5513........ 39 Sweet Smiles.................................479-4110........ 42 HOTEL/INN Asticou Inn..................................... 244-3344 Café Drydock & Inn....................244-5842.........15 Cranberry Hill Inn...................... 244-5007........ 43 HarborView Motel....................... 244-5031........ 45 Kimball Terrace Inn................. 800-454-6225......... 43 Kingsleigh Inn............................. 244-5302........ 44 Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant...... 276-3958 Moorings Inn........................800-596-5523........ 46

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ICE Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina.........244-0117..........24 Liquor Locker.............................. 244-3788........ 33 ICE CREAM Quietside Cafe................................ 244-9444..........11 INSURANCE LSRobinson Co...........................244-7246........ 42 INTERNATIONAL CUISINE XYZ Restaurant........................... 244-5221.........11 KAYAK RENTALS National Park Canoe Rentals....... 244-5854........ 23 LAND FOR SALE Carter’s Real Estate......................... 276-5468......... 44 Davis Agency Real Estate................ 244-3891..........47 LIQUOR Liquor Locker.............................. 244-3788........ 33 LOANS Bar Harbor Bank & Trust....... 888-853-7100........ 40 LOBSTER Most of the restaurants offer lobster selections — call for specific requests.

Beal’s Lobster Pier....................... 244-3202.........13 Thurston’s Lobster Pound........... 244-7600.........16 LOBSTER BOAT TOURS Lobster Boat Tours......................... 244-7466..........19 LODGING Acadia Yurts............. acadiayurts@gmail.com......... 59 Ann’s Point Cottages................... 244-5425........ 46 Asticou Inn..................................... 276-3344 Café Drydock & Inn....................244-5842.........15 Cranberry Hill Inn...................... 244-5007........ 43 Dockside Inn & Restaurant......... 244-8160.........12 HarborView Motel & Cottages.... 244-5031........ 45 Hutchins Cottages....................... 244-9687.........47 Kimball Terrace Inn................ 800-454-6225......... 43 Mansell Boat Rentals................... 244-5625........ 62 Penury Hall................................. 244-7102........ 43 LOUNGES Galyn’s ........................................... 288-9706..........12 MAILBOAT Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry.... 244-3575 MAINE – MADE Lisa Hall Studio.............................. 276-5900........... 9 Liquor Locker.............................. 244-3788........ 33

MARINE CONTRACTOR Prock Marine..................................594-9565 MEDICAL Mount Desert Island Hospital...... 288-5081.........41 Southwest Harbor Medical Ctr..... 244-5513........ 39 Sweet Smiles.................................479-4110........ 42 MEXICAN FOOD XYZ Restaurant........................... 244-5221.........11 MOORING RENTALS Dysart’s Great Harbor Marina.........244-0117..........24 Hinckley Service.......................... 244-5531...... IFC John Williams Boat Co.................. 244-7854......... 26 Mansell Boat Rentals................... 244-5625........ 62 Southwest Boat............................... 244-5525..........27 MORTGAGE Bar Harbor Bank & Trust....... 888-853-7100........ 40 First National Bank............... 800-564-3195........ 42 MUSEUMS Gallery at Somes Sound..................244-1165........... 8 Mount Desert Oceanarium.......... 288-5005........ 22 Seal Cove Auto Museum.............. 244-9242.........57 Tremont Historical Society.......... 244-9753........ 35 Wendell Gilley Museum.............. 244-7555........ 55 For more Museums............................................... 55 NOTARY PUBLIC MDI Weddings......................860-428-2651........ 40 OIL CHANGE Route One Oil & Lube.................. 667-5789..........41 ORGANIC CUISINE Burning Tree Restaurant................ 288-9331

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OUTBOARD SALES & SERVICE Bowden Marine Service............... 288-5247........ 28 OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Downeast Windjammer............... 288-4585......IBC Great Maine Lumberjack Show...... 667-0067..........18 Lobster Boat Tours......................... 244-7466..........19 Maine State Sea Kayak................. 244-9500.........17 Mount Desert Oceanarium.......... 288-5005........ 22 National Park Canoe Rentals....... 244-5854........ 23 Sail Acadia................................... 266-5210........ 63 The Schoodic Ferry......................... 801-9444......... 62 Southwest Cycle........................... 244-5856.........17 OUTDOOR DINING Tan Turtle Tavern........................... 276-4000 XYZ Restaurant........................... 244-5221.........11 OUTDOOR FURNITURE Richard Parks Furniture Gallery......667-3615 PHARMACIES Carroll Drug Store....................... 244-5588.........41 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES G. F. Johnston & Associates......... 244-1200.........41 LSRobinson.................................244-7246........ 42 MDI Weddings......................860-428-2651........ 40 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Carter’s Real Estate......................... 276-5468......... 44 The Knowles Company................ 276-3322........ 45 PROPANE Acadia Fuel & Propane.................. 244-9664........... 1 REAL ESTATE Carter’s Real Estate......................... 276-5468......... 44 Davis Agency Real Estate................ 244-3891..........47 The Knowles Company................ 276-3322........ 45 RENTALS – VACATION Carter’s Real Estate......................... 276-5468......... 44 Davis Agency Real Estate................ 244-3891..........47 The Knowles Company................ 276-3322........ 45 RESTAURANTS Asticou Inn..................................... 276-3344 Beal’s Lobster Pier....................... 244-3202.........13 Burning Tree Restaurant................ 288-9331 Café Drydock & Inn....................244-5842.........15 Cellar Bistro....................................669-6439 Colonel’s Restaurant....................... 276-5147......... 15 Dockside Inn & Restaurant......... 244-8160.........12 Galyn’s ........................................... 288-9706..........12 Islesford Dock Restaurant.............. 244-7494..........37 Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant...... 276-3958 Mainly Meat BBQ...........................288-9200........... 3 Peekytoe Provisions.......................... 801-9161..........16 Quietside Cafe................................ 244-9444..........11 Red Sky Restaurant..................... 244-0476.........16 Sips............................................. 244-4550.........11 Tan Turtle Tavern........................... 276-4000 Thurston’s Lobster Pound........... 244-7600.........16 West Street Cafe.............................. 288-5242..........14 XYZ Restaurant........................... 244-5221.........11 RESTORATION – BOAT Hinckley Company.......... 866-HINCKLEY...... IFC

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SAILING TRIPS Downeast Windjammer............... 288-4585......IBC Sail Acadia................................... 266-5210........ 63 SAILING CRUISES & TOURS Mansell Boat Rentals................... 244-5625........ 62 SANDWICHES/PIZZA/SUBS 123 Main Street...............................276-4166 Colonel’s Restaurant....................... 276-5147......... 15 Subway............................................ 244-9154......... 15 SCRIMSHAW The Scrimshaw Workshop..............288-4380 SEA KAYAK RENTALS National Park Canoe Rental........ 244-5854........ 23 SEA KAYAK TOURS Maine State Sea Kayak................. 244-9500.........17 SEAFOOD 123 Main Street...............................276-4166 Burning Tree Restaurant................ 288-9331 Cellar Bistro....................................669-6439 Colonel’s Restaurant....................... 276-5147......... 15 Islesford Dock Restaurant.............. 244-7494..........37 Peekytoe Provisions.......................... 801-9161..........16 Thurston’s Lobster Pound........... 244-7600.........16 West Street Cafe.............................. 288-5242..........14 SHOPS Carroll Drug Store....................... 244-5588.........41 FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars.. 801-8292.............8 Gallery at Somes Sound..................244-1165........... 8 Great Cranberry General Store...... 244-0622........... 9

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The Holmes Store............................276-4130 The Kimball Shop........................... 276-3300..........61 The Moody Mermaid.......................244-3121........... 6 Out of the Pod................................ 276-4206 Peekytoe Provisions.......................... 801-9161..........16 Quilt ‘N’ Fabric........................... 244-1233.......... 6 Sagegrass Gallery.............................288-9442........... 7 The Scrimshaw Workshop..............288-4380 Southwest Cycle........................... 244-5856.........17 SHOWS Acadia Repertory Theatre............ 244-7260........ 23 Great Maine Lumberjack Show...... 667-0067..........18 Moscow Magic & Comedy Show....217-8880..........19 SIGHTSEEING Acadia Air Tours..............................667-7627......... 20 Asticou Chartering..........................276-3785 Cranberry Isles Water Taxi............. 244-5724 Downeast Windjammer............... 288-4585......IBC Oli’s Trolley.....................................288-9899....Cover SPECIALTY FOODS FIORE Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars.. 801-8292.............8 House Wine.................................... 288-1200......... 42 Peekytoe Provisions.......................... 801-9161..........16 STORAGE – BOATS Ellis Boat......................................... 244-9221......... 25 Hinckley Service.......................... 244-5531...... IFC John Williams Boat Co.................. 244-7854......... 26 Southwest Boat............................... 244-5525..........27 TAKE–OUT Colonel’s Restaurant....................... 276-5147......... 15 Great Cranberry General Store...... 244-0622........... 9 Lighthouse Inn & Restaurant...... 276-3958 Quietside Cafe................................ 244-9444..........11 Sips............................................. 244-4550.........11 Subway............................................ 244-9154......... 15 West Street Cafe.............................. 288-5242 .........14 TAXI At Your Service Taxi and Tours......288-9222......... 40

THEATRE Acadia Repertory Theatre............ 244-7260........ 23 Moscow Magic & Comedy Show....217-8880..........19 TRANSPORTATION Hertz Car Rental..............................667-5017......... 42 TOURS At Your Service Taxi and Tours......288-9222......... 40 Atlantic Brewing......................... 288-2337.......... 3 Oli’s Trolley.....................................288-9899....Cover TOYS Carroll Drug Store....................... 244-5588.........41 The Kimball Shop........................... 276-3300..........61 Out of the Pod................................ 276-4206 TRAILERS – BOAT Bowden Marine Service............... 288-5247........ 28 WATER TAXI Cranberry Isles Water Taxi............. 244-5724 WEDDING OFFICIANT MDI Weddings......................860-428-2651........ 40 WEDDING PLANNER MDI Weddings......................860-428-2651........ 40 WICKER Richard Parks Furniture Gallery......667-3615 WILDLIFE WATCHING Asticou Chartering..........................276-3785 Beal & Bunker Mailboat & Ferry.. 244-3575 Cranberry Isles Water Taxi............. 244-5724 Lobster Boat Tours......................... 244-7466..........19 WINE Bar Harbor Cellars Winery.......... 288-5907.......... 3 House Wine.................................... 288-1200......... 42 Liquor Locker.............................. 244-3788........ 33 Sawyer’s Specialties.......................244-3317.........11 YACHT SERVICES At Your Service Taxi and Tours......288-9222......... 40 YARN Quilt ‘N’ Fabric........................... 244-1233.......... 6

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