June in Full Bloom:
- Lorraine DeVaux
- Jun 3
- 3 min read
Experience the best of Southern Maine:
Festivals, sunshine, and seaside charm—all just steps from your door at Seaglass Village.
With extended daylight and milder temperatures, the beach lures us to visit more frequently to enjoy sunbathing, tide pooling, and beach combing.
Events, festivals and lobster season all begin in earnest in June, further establishing the month as the official beginning of summer and our annual summer vacations.
There's Still Time to Book Your Getaway
Seaglass Village is where you’ll want to stay to have the most convenient, most
comfortable lodging in the area. The quaint free standing cottages, tastefully and individually decorated, are fully stocked to provide you with the best vacation in June, or any other month.
The community amenities and activities will ensure fun times for everyone. Be sure to check with our onsite rental manager for the community scheduled activities in June that you might like to participate in.
In Their Words: A Stay to Remember
A recent review from a repeat visitor couldn’t have described Seaglass any better:
“This is our second stay at Seaglass and it was perfect. The location is wonderful and in the middle of everything. A short hop to Congdon’s, the movie theater, the grocery store, a beautiful sandy beach and all the outlet shops in Kittery. It is my favorite place to stay in the Wells area. I will
definitely go back next year for our annual trip.”
Seaglass Picks: Events We're Loving This Month
The Wells Farmer’s Market begins June 18 and will be held every Wednesday
through August 27, 1:30-5:00, at the Wells Public Library, 1434 Post Rd.
Seasonal produce and local made products from area artisans will be available.
Check out tritownfarmersmarkets.com for vendors.
“Come From Away” continues at the Ogunquit Playhouse until June 14.
Described as more than a musical, the story shows a dark side of humanity but also is a reminder that people are inherently good natured. Starting on June 19 and running through July 19, Broadway’s perfect musical and Tony Award winner, “Guys and Dolls” will be performed. ogunquitplayhouse.org.
207-646-5511.
BonAire! is celebrated on the second Saturday of June. The focus will be on the
contributions of the visual and performing arts communities. In addition to the
arts, there will be an oceanside music and food festival. Main events take place
on Main Beach, at Perkins Cove and in downtown Ogunquit. Check
ogunquit.org for additional details.
The 6th Annual Summerfest Arts and Craft Show will be held at the Wells Jr. High on June 21 & 22 from 9 to 4, 1470 Post Rd., Wells. Sponsored by mainetourism.com, 207-946-7079.
The Wells Summer Concert Series at the Hope Hobbs Gazebo begins on June 21 at 6:00 pm with the Johnny Cash Tribute. Located at the Wells Harbor Park, 331 Harbor Rd., Wells, the free concerts are held every Saturday until August 30. wellstown.org for more information.
Wells Laudholm Farm has a filled calendar of guided tours for the month of June, including birding, kayaking, and a Solstice Welcome Summer Walk. wellsreserve.org, 207-646-1555. |
Congdon's After Dark
A local and much loved restaurant has new owners for 2025, but good news, it’s still in the family! All the beloved traditions will be kept plus some new additions.
Additional new food trucks will be added to Congdon’s After Dark, which will be open Thursday through Sunday, till June 25 and then daily until August 31. Live music, family entertainment and lots of food options will make for a fun family night out. congdons.com, 207-646-4219.
Celebrating the Dads Who Make Life Sweeter
This Father’s Day, we honor all the fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who’ve shaped our lives with wisdom, laughter, and love.
Whether you're celebrating with family at the grill or enjoying a quiet moment by the sea, we wish you a day filled with appreciation and joy.
Honoring Freedom. Celebrating Progress.
On Juneteenth, we recognize the significance of June 19, 1865—the day when freedom was finally proclaimed to enslaved people in Texas, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation.
We honor this pivotal moment in American history and reflect on the ongoing journey toward justice and equality.
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