Blue Sky Farm Bed and Breakfast
 

The historic 18th century house at Blue Skye Farm Bed and Breakfast, Waldoboro, ME, provides lodging minutes from the fabulous Maine coastline and within easy reach of the coastal towns of Portland, Freeport, Boothbay Harbor and Pemaquid to the south and Belfast, Camden, Rockport and Rockland to the north This countryside B&B retreat is the perfect accommodation for those touring Midcoast Maine wanting to enjoy the activities on offer here: hiking, cycling, bird watching (click to view a list of Blue Skye bird sightings), boating, fishing and whale watching in the summer and cross country skiing and ice skating in the winter followed by a cozy evening in a room with a working fireplace and private bath. And now, with Wireless Internet connection it would even be possible for you to bring your work. Winter is also the season to pick up fabulous bargains at the local antique auctions. Fall leaves transform Blue Skye to an autumn postcard and come Spring, the lawns and gardens with their sweeping views, giant oaks and hidden walks, offer numerous possibilities for outdoor events such as wedding parties, artists' groups and business or family parties. This Bed and Breakfast Inn, in the heart of Andrew Wyeth country, is perfect for a weekend break or vacation, romantic getaway or honeymoon at any time of year. There is evening use of the inn's kitchen for self-catering guests, and hundreds of acres of Maine wilderness to explore from the back door. Blue Skye is open year round.

Joseph Devenney Photography
Link to Joe Devenney's Photography website.

Lavendier Myers
Mary Lavendier Myers is a Waldoboro artist who also maintains a home and studio on Peaks Island in Casco Bay, off Portland, Maine.  Mary is know for her dramatic colors and brush work, combined with a very polished expressionistic style.  Her work and website are worth a visit.  Some of Mary's work is also on display at the Tidemark Gallery.

Le Vatout Bed and Breakfast
 

Cozy, low-key and completely relaxed, Le Vatout Bed and Breakfast is a home that we’re blessed to share with our guests, our friends. A traditional New England farmhouse, it’s become our personal artists' retreat – its rooms are filled with paintings, photographs and found objects, and books beckon wherever there’s space.  We've been told that when asked what it meant, this strange little French snippet of a phrase, the founder of Le Vatout would gesture around him, at the fabulous garden, the beautiful house, and reply, "All of it – great food, good company, art and music and nature – Le Vatout means The Whole Thing." He's long moved on and we're honored to continue his legacy of hospitality and appreciation of life in this quiet corner of the world called Waldoboro.  Centrally located on the craggy shoreline of Mid-coast Maine, we're just a half an hour south of Camden, twenty minutes from Rockland, the Farnsworth and its famed Wyeth and Louise Nevelson collections, and two seconds away from nature. Pemaquid Point, with its dramatic granite formations and its pretty white lighthouse, is up the road, the quaint fishing village of Friendship up the other, and hiking trails are everywhere. Artists, bring your laptop, your camera or your easel, birders your binoculars. Stargazers, there’ll be nothing between you and them. Everybody bring your bikes, your bathing suits, your snowshoes, your kayaks or cross country skis and, most importantly, an open mind for beauty. Your stay here is bound to relax, entertain and enrich you. At the end of your visit we're sure you'll agree, Le Vatout really does mean The Whole Thing!

Medoamk Valley Land Trust
The Land Trust is engaged in protecting and enhancing public access to the Medomak River watershed.  The organization also coordinates painting locations for our Paint the Town art festival.  The Trust is also a co-sponsor of our "Year in the Life of the Watershed" Photography Competition.

Medomak Valley Community Foundation
The Community Foundation is a leading fundraising organization in the Medomak River valley.  It is also the host site for Waldoboro Paint the Town, and other community activities.

River Arts
This is an art cooperative in Damariscotta Maine. They are the survivor of the former Round Top Center for the Arts.

The Waldo Theatre
The Waldo Theatre is a wonderful community resource.  The Theatre is a venue for performance artists, and theatre companies.  It also sponsors children's theatre workshops and plays.  It's 1930's art deco furnishings take the visitor to a time when the pace was slower, and the theatre was the social center of our community.

The Waldoboro Public Library
The Library is a beneficiary of the Paint the Town art festival and also provides display space for artists on a monthly basis.  They are strong supporters of the arts in our community.

Town of Waldoboro
This link takes you to the official site of the Town of Waldoboro, and includes information about our community, activities and other valuable links.