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The Historic Inns of Rockland, Maine celebrate National Pie Day on January 20, 2008 with the third annual Pies on ParadeTM Inn-to-Inn Pie Tour. This historic inn tour is an opportunity to sample sweet and savory pies from Rockland’s historic country inns, while gathering tips on pie making from expert piemakers/innkeepers. There are plenty of other indoor activities to fill your day, too. Visit the Farnsworth Art Museum and the Wyeth Center, or stroll through some of Rockland’s exceptional galleries. For those who enjoy the outdoors in winter, there are many winter sports such as skiing, tobogganing, tubing, fishing and skating all nearby. Best of all, enjoy a quiet dinner at one of our renowned restaurants. February means romance in so many ways. What better way to show how much you care than a getaway to a romantic country inn on Maine’s Midcoast? Whether you are looking for a room with a fireplace, whirlpool spa or both, Historic Inns of Rockland, Maine can provide a variety of alternatives to perfectly match your wish list for romance. In Maine, the beginning of spring is affectionately referred to as “mud season”. Ironically, the second week of March is known as National Chocolate Week. Join The Historic Inns of Rockland with their own March Madness celebration consisting of an inn to inn Chocolate MarchTM to commemorate this special “mud season”. Later in the month, why not come and chill out at one of our historic bed and breakfasts even if winter hasn’t thawed out? Bring a book, relax by a fireplace, take a long needed nap, drink a glass of wine, or bring your friends to play cards. The weather may be unpredictable, but we can guarantee that your visit to Rockland will be a relaxing and wonderful time. What a great time to escape to the Penobscot Bay region for an antiquing weekend. Midcoast Maine is filled with shops that are loaded with inventory at great prices, and the local auction houses in nearby Thomaston and Northport are in full swing. This is a good time of year to find that special piece you’ve been looking for and a dealer who is willing to bargain! If antiquing is not your cup of tea, you can take in a movie, or visit Rockland’s galleries and museums, or dine in one of our fine restaurants.
Spring is in the air, and thoughts turn to that special woman in your life. Why not reward that special “Mom” in your life with a weekend of pampering at one of our luxurious inns? Later in the month, Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer. In Rockland, the harbor is already in full swing. The boats are cleaned and polished. The streets are alive with a rainbow of spring floral colors. All that is missing is you….. The Historic Inns of Rockland welcome you throughout the month of June with a Lobsters, Lighthouses and Luxury package filled with all the Maine ingredients for a fun-filled getaway. Maine’s coastal heritage is rooted in maritime activities. Fifty-four active lighthouses remain on Maine’s rugged coast. Rockland and the surrounding Midcoast area are home to fourteen easy-to-access lighthouses. You can also enjoy our Summer Solstice Night on June 18th in downtown Rockland. Main Street is closed to traffic, so visitors can enjoy live music, entertainment, street dancing, food and special events. What a blast (or should we say a series of blasts)! Older than the country itself, Maine is a great destination to celebrate Independence Day. During the second week of July, Rockland is filled with music lovers coming to participate in the North Atlantic Blues Festival. Drop your kids off at camp and enjoy your own escape at one of our beautiful Historic B&Bs. With summer in full swing, Midcoast Maine’s beaches, lakes, coves and bays are the perfect haven to relax and beat the heat!
What would a trip to Maine be without enjoying a beautiful and tasty Maine lobster? So many people feel this way, they gather each year (for almost 60 years) in praise of their favorite crustacean for the Maine Lobster Festival. Experience Maine's only in-the-water boat show during Maine Boats & Harbors Show, enjoy an authentic Maine town fair at the Union Fair and State of Maine Wild Blueberry Festival, or drool over the more than 200 cars at the New England Auto Auction at the Owls Head Transportation Museum. While
the weather is still warm, this is a great time for anyone
to escape to mid-coast Maine for a terrific getaway. Stroll
down Main Street. Take a daytrip on a schooner. There are
so many options. “Seniority
Has It's Privileges!” boast The Premier
Historic Inns. Mid-week discount packages offer even greater
savings!
With the arrival of fall, the Maine Midcoast comes alive with apple picking, hayrides, bonfires and enjoying the changing foliage. Visit the Farnsworth Art Museum and Wyeth Center to see the Festival of Scarecrows. Taste new and exotic wines at one of our nearby vineyards. Our beautiful Historic Bed & Breakfasts, coastline and nearby mountains make the perfect setting for a classic New England getaway weekend.
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