Just about every year, in Ogunquit, right near the end of October, we inevitably witness our first winterly storm of the year. Often there is high wind. Sometimes there are power outages. In 2020, there was a dusting of snow. (continue reading below to view the video)
On Sunday, September 6th, 2020, the great Ogunquit Beach Sandcastle tradition continued at Main Beach, as a wonderfully free-form creativity event.
‘There’s a lot of Perkins Cove in my art because I work with what’s around me when I draw and paint. This is where I’ve been. I came to Ogunquit …
Sometimes in Ogunquit, on a very clear day, you may catch the faintest glimpse of a distant lighthouse on the Southeast horizon. Just a tough to discern dot, almost like …
Join Ogunquit Playhouse for their Playhouse Patio Cabaret! Our talented friends at Ogunquit Playhouse are re-opening their grounds for a limited seating, COVID-safe, open-air series featuring some of Broadway’s finest …
The Ogunquit Art Association (Maine’s Original Artists’ Group | est. 1928) has endured long enough to witness a good many changes in the world. And their ability, as an organization, …
The Ogunquit Chamber is excited to announce its crazy mask contest, running now through July 31. We challenge you to show off your creative talents by showing us your craziest, …
Earlier today, Roost Cafe and Bistro of 262 Shore Road, Ogunquit, Maine made an announcement on their Facebook page informing their friends, community members, and the general public that they …
One of the recurring questions that we frequently get asked at Ogunquit Barometer is “Where can I purchase artwork depicting Ogunquit scenery?”
I’m really going to miss seeing Arnie Ginsburg around Ogunquit.