Greater Freeport Community Chorus performs two concerts each year — a holiday concert in December and classical concert in the spring. Membership in the chorus is open to all singers in Freeport and surrounding communities. FMI: http://www.gfccsings.org
Organizations & Businesses
Nordica Theatre
Nordica Theatre is a state-of-the-art cinema with six screens playing the finest movies Hollywood has to offer. Located in One Freeport Village Station, one of New England’s finest shopping and dining destinations, Nordica Theatre features all-digital projection and audio, providing the highest quality picture presentation and the richest digital sound. 1 Freeport Village Station Suite… [Read More]
Freeport Family Performing Arts
FFPA produces family-friendly theater that brings children and their parents together on stage and behind the scenes. Past productions include adaptations of Cinderella and Pinocchio and plays by founder Tim Ryan (Who Pushed Humpty Dumpty? and The Leprechauns of BallyBun Village).
Freeport Players
Freeport Players has been entertaining and enriching the community through theater for over 25 years. The Players stage three main-stage productions each season, including the holiday favorite WFCP Home Time Radio Hour, a variety show in the style of the old-time radio shows that is a highlight of Freeport’s Sparkle Weekend. Other offerings include play… [Read More]
Freeport Historical Society
Freeport Historical Society connects us to our history and heritage with exhibits and events at their headquarters in Harrington House and at Pettengill Farm, a preserved saltwater farmhouse. Headquarters: Harrington House, 45 Main Street, Freeport, 207.865.3170, info@freeporthistoricalsociety.org FMI: freeporthistoricalsociety.org/
Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture and the Environment
“Preserving The Past, Cultivating The Future” Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture and the Environment is training the next generation of organic dairy farmers and working to create a more sustainable and just food system. Our mission is to farm the land, educate our community, and offer a space for recreation. We feel that we are… [Read More]
Freeport Community Library
Freeport Community Library is — of course — a great source for literary arts with a terrific collection of books in all genres and for all ages. But the offerings don’t stop there. The library screens movies, presents talks with Maine authors, hosts the Open Stage Coffee House, and more. 10 Library Drive, Freeport 207-865-3307… [Read More]
RSU5 Community Programs
RSU5 Recreation and Community Education programs include many classes and outings that focus on arts and culture, with options fo all ages. Offerings change each semester, but typically include theater camps, dance and music lessons for youth and painting, photography, culinary and music classes for adults. FMI: www.rsu5-rce.org
MASISTA
On the first Friday evening of each month from January through May, MASISTA (Maryellen & Sam In Support Of The Arts) and Freeport Community Services host “Freeport First Friday Just Desserts”, showcasing local musicians in “house concerts” at Freeport Community Center. Past performers have included bluegrass bands Windy Ridge Band and Crabapple Jam, classical pianist Laura… [Read More]
L.L. Bean Outdoor Discovery School
L.L.Bean’s Outdoor Discovery School presents lectures on a variety of topics connected to the outdoors — ecology, adventure travel, and much more. FMI: www.llbean.com/adventure