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{ Vendor Directory }
ARTS, CULTURE &
HISTORY
ART NIGHT OUT
352 Cottage Rd, South Portland, ME 04106
(888) 786-6556
We offer sophisticated art making experiences
for your team, bridal party, family reunion, or
corporate retreat. Every one will walk away with
a beautiful work of art. Book an Art Night Out in
one of our sponsored locations or we will come to
you at your office, hotel, or meeting space.
GREATER PORTLAND LANDMARKS
93 High St, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 774-5561 FAX: (207) 774-2509
Explore Portland’s history and see panoramic
views at the Portland Observatory Museum
(1807), 138 Congress Street, America’s only
historic maritime signal tower. Open daily 10am
- 5pm Memorial Day weekend through Columbus
Day. Also available for rental for small gatherings
after open hours. Contact 207-774-5561 ext 103 for
information.
LONGFELLOW HOUSE AT MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
489 Congress St, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 774-1822 FAX: (207) 775-4301
Located in Portland’s cultural district, Maine
Historical Society offers tours of the Longfellow
House (May - Dec), childhood home of 19th-
century poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. In
the MHS Museum (open year-round), exhibitions
bring Maine history to life. A unique venue, our
gracious museum setting is available for lectures,
meetings, receptions and parties.
OGUNQUIT PLAYHOUSE
PO Box 1510, Ogunquit, ME 03907
(207) 646-5511 /
The nationally renowned theatre produces award-
winning musicals with professional casts from
Broadway, TV and film. It is set in the charming
seaside village of Ogunquit, has 668 seats and is
handicapped-accessible with assisted-listening
devices for the hearing impaired. Your group
is guaranteed top-notch entertainment and a
delightful experience. (Groups 20+)
PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
50 Monument Sq, 2nd Floor, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 773-6128 FAX: (207) 773-6089
In its 92nd season, the Portland Symphony is a
fully professional orchestra that is recognized as
one of the top of its size in the country. Under the
leadership of Music Director Robert Moody, the
PSO performs a wide variety of classical, popular
and holiday concerts at the beautiful Merrill
Auditorium.
CRUISES, CHARTERS
& TOURS
BEATEN PATH TOURS
29 Natures Way, Gorham, ME 04038
(207) 749-1105 /
Walk along the cobblestone streets and add your
footprints to Portland’s beaten paths. See the
wharves and ships along the waterfront, and take
in the award winning shops, restaurants and pubs
of the Old Port as you discover the history of
Portland, Maine.
CASCO BAY CUSTOM CHARTERS
Berth: South Port Marine,
14 Ocean St, South Portland, ME 04106
(207) 205-5796
Private cruises aboard a classic Maine lobster
boat. Nothing says “Maine” like a wedding
party arriving aboard a beautiful lobster boat,
or corporate clients enjoying a relaxing sunset
cruise or retreat to a secluded cove. Our private
service and attention to detail are unparalleled.
Call us for more inspiration!
CASCO BAY LINES
PO Box 4656, Portland, ME 04112
(207) 774-7871 x 105 FAX: (207) 774-7875
Explore scenic Casco Bay on our private charter
boat or take one of our 7 public scenic cruises.
Island lobsterbakes for groups of 50 to 400. A
unique way to entertain visitors and friends...
Something for everyone! Departs from Casco Bay
Lines Ferry Terminal, corner of Commercial &
Franklin Streets. See ad pg. 33
MAINE BEER TOURS
(207) 553-0898 /
Maine is a haven for craft beer, and what better
way to enjoy the Maine beer experience than to
have us bring you to where the magic happens!
Our tours are ALL INCLUSIVE and include
food, drink, transportation and Maine beer
history & trivia!
MAINE BREW BUS
(207) 200-9111 /
Sampling of beer, wine, and spirits, food and
transportation all included to and from Maine’s
award-winning producers. As well as your
very own guide to educate you along the way.
All-inclusive private tours available for your
company outings, birthday parties or bachelor &
bachelorette parties. Driving you to drink local!
MAINE FOODIE TOURS
PO Box 1905, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 233-7485 /
TASTE your way through town! Learn about our
rich culinary history and current food scene from
entertaining guides while you enjoy some of
the finest foods and beverages made in Maine.
Walking tours, boat tours and cooking classes are
now offered in Portland, and walking tours are
also offered in Kennbunkport, Rockland, Camden,
and Bar Harbor.
PORTLAND DISCOVERY LAND & SEA TOURS
PO Box 68, Portland, ME 04112
(207) 774-0808 FAX: (207) 761-1916
Narrated trolley tours and lighthouse cruises
are a great way to maximize your Maine
experience. Charter a trolley for a private tour
or transportation. Boats available for cocktail
cruises, lobster bakes on the bay, island
transportation, and our very popular sunset
lighthouse cruise. See the best of Portland
with us! See ad pg. 31
PORTLAND SCHOONER CO.
PO Box 210, Portland, ME 04112
(207) 766-2500 FAX: (207) 766-2240
Sail in elegance aboard our historic windjammers,
Bagheera and Wendameen, and have the
experience of a lifetime. Enjoy the delightful
ambience of these storied wooden schooners
while sailing past the islands and lighthouses of
Casco Bay. Corporate events, family functions,
weddings, lobster bakes. Join us for an
unforgettable sail reminiscent of a simpler time.
See ad pg. 33
THE SCENIC ROUTE MAINE TOURS
The Blue Lobster Gift Shop,
177 Commercial St, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 518-3342
Small group style allows for more interaction,
exceptional service and an opportunity for us
to answer any questions and provide personal
recommendations. Our #1 TripAdvisor standing
for Things To Do in Portland, ME proves that
small groups and excellent value, combined with
premium quality are a great mix. City & Ligthouse
Tour, 5 Lighthouse Tour, Kennebunkport Tour.
SUMMER FEET CYCLING ADVENTURES
PO Box 10822, Portland, ME 04104
(207) 232-9415 /
We are happy to run private bike tours and to
create custom itineraries for groups of eight or
more people. See Portland the active way on a
bicycle! Our half-day 5-Lighthouse Tour is perfect
for anyone with a sense of adventure. Bike and
Brew and longer tours available.
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