Volume 15 Issue 7 July 2018 READFIELD MESSENGER www.readfieldmaine.org The Inaugural Readfield Festival is August 11th, 2018 in Readfield, Maine! Come celebrate all that Readfield has to offer with your family, friends, and loved ones! The Readfield Festival is a new event working in tandem with Readfield’s already popular Heritage Days. Heritage Days funding alternates each year, but we still wanted to party! Rather than go without a celebra- tion this year, the Readfield Festival was born. Inside this Here’s a look at some of our activities, along with live issue: music all day! Volunteer Ap- 2 preciation Brunch Select Board 3 Friday, August 10 Corner 5pm—7pm Historical Society—Cheese, Wine, and Membership Drive Historical Society Recycling Info. 5-6 Saturday, August 11 Town Manager’s 7 8am—10am Masonic Hall—Breakfast with the Masons (above the Post Office) Desk Proceeds benefit Class of 2020 Project Graduation Cemetery Up- 8 8am—2pm Union Meeting House—Lawn and Consignment Sale/Quilt Show and Craft and date Maker’s Market Trails Commit- 9 9am—1pm Readfield Community Library—Book Sale tee 10am Fairgrounds Ball Field—Kickball Tournament—Registration now OPEN! Calendar 23 10am—Noon Historical Society—History Walk with Dale Potter-Clark 12 Noon Trails Committee—present Easter in August Egg Hunt/Costume Contest along the trails. 12pm—4pm Library Dunk Bucket—Cold water for a good cause! 1pm—2pm Readfield Community Beach—Lawn Games 1:30pm Union Meeting House—Music with Ed Desjardins 4pm—6pm Library Lawn—Music with Tom Giordano 4:30pm—6pm Fire Department—Bean-Hole Supper 7pm Upstairs in the Town Hall—Capital City Improv Comedy—End the day with laughs All of this, a selfie contest, food, drinks, and a Readfield good time! Celebrate with us on August 11th, 2018 for the inaugural Readfield Festival! Fun all over Town! For more information contact Chris Sammons (
[email protected]) or Dennnis Price (
[email protected]).