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OQUOSSOC — The Outdoor Heritage Museum will host the 2021 Lupine Festival Art & Antique Show on the grounds of the museum 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 19.
More than 30 booths will fill the grounds with various vendors offering bargains on antiques, crafts and works of art making for some great gift ideas to customers. The museum has three new exhibits as well as some newly-acquired artifacts on display for the 2021 season.
The Rangeley Region Guides & Sportsmen’s Association will host its first Mooselookmeguntic Salmon Derby. Festival goers will be able to pick up a picnic lunch at the Farmer’s Daughter or Oquossoc Grocery or enjoy lunch at either Portage Tap House or 45th Parallel restaurants. All are located just across the street from the museum. Bald Mountain Camps are also offering lunch, and patrons can get a front row seat to the Salmon Derby while enjoying the view and a meal before grabbing some more bargains at the Lupine Festival.
“This year has the potential to be our absolute best ever Lupine Festival, and it’s just a great way to get out and celebrate a true ‘Kick-off to Summer,’ as well as the relaxing of restrictions on outdoor events,” shared Historical Society Director Bill Pierce.
The Lupine Festival Art & Antique Show will go on rain or shine and the museum encourages visitors who are not vaccinated to please wear a mask and for all participants to please practice social distancing. Remember to bring your camera.
The Rangeley Lakes Historical Society is a 501c3 Non-profit operating the Outdoor Heritage Museum in Oquossoc and the Rangeley History Museum in downtown Rangeley. The society’s programs and exhibits celebrate the region’s unique character and heritage through the dedicated service of its volunteers and the generosity of its membership and supporting foundations, and all without local tax-payer support.
For more information, call 207-864-3091 or visit www.outdoorheritagemuseum.org.
