Midcoast Cheese Trail

Several farms will be open to take advantage of Maine’s annual Maple Sunday celebration. You can combine your surgar house crawl with a stop at the farm and snuggle the younguns. We’ll post more info as the date gets closer.

This is our annual srping trail-wide hugging event.  It’s a kid friendly favorite in these parts. We’ll update this listing with participant details as the time draws closer. Along with some hands-on time with the farm’s youngsters, Trail members will be offering cheese sampling and sales of their cheese and a range of other products.

New in 2020 we’re putting together something special to honor all the mothers out there as well as the mothers on the farm who provide all that rich milk for cheesemaking. More details as the date draws near.

We’re going on the road, pairing with Swallowtail Farm’s Milk and Honey Cafe in Portland for a tasting event. Cheese will be available for sale.  This should be a fun time and an opportunity to explore pairing of our cheeses  as you also explore Portland’s  nearby pubs. Plenty of parking in Swallowtail’s lot as well as on street. More info as the date draws near.

New in 2020. We’re celebrating Dad. Father’s Day is already a fun event at area wineries and breweries such as Savage Oakes Winery in Union’s Father’s Day Art and Food Festival , so we’re getting in on the spirit of things too.  More info as it becomes available.

Always the fourth Sunday in July, this is Maine’s state-wide even when farms of all types open to the public and many plan tours and special events. It’s an annual rite of summer on the Trail with special events, tasting, cheese sales, guest food producers and more. Sponsored by Maine Dept. of Agriculture, click for more info about the statewide event.

We’ll be adding details about Open Farm Day on the Trail as it becomes available

This premiere  event is sponsored annually by the Maine Cheese Guild, and draws cheesemakers from throghout the state. This year the Festival returns to   Savage Oakes Vineyard  & Winery in Union, right in our neck of the woods. You can learn more about this festival which features Maine food producers entertainment, demos and more atmainecheeseguild.org.

We’ll update here on Midcoast Cheese Trail participants as the date draws near.

Creameries state wide open their farms to visitors. Always the Sunday of Indigenous People’s Day.  Sponsored by the Maine Cheese Guild, this is a wonderful opportunity to take in the gorgeous fall colors and scenery along the Midcoast Cheese Trail and beyond.  Most farms plan special events, tastings and always, sales of their products.  A map of state wide participants will be available here  on the Maine Cheese Guild website as the date draws near.

We’ll update you here with info about Trail participants.

This annual event is a delicious opportunity to sample and purchase a whole cornucopia of Maine produced foodstuffs.Food producers and more from throughout the state participate in this two day event at the Cross Center. It’s a Maine foodie shopping orgy. Presented by Maine Potatoes (the Maine Potato Board.) Learn more about the Harvest Festival here.

We’ll update here with a list of Midcoast Cheese Trail participants as the date draws near.

This annual event is a delicious opportunity to sample and purchase a whole cornucopia of Maine produced foodstuffs.Food producers and more from throughout the state participate in this two day event at the Cross Center. It’s a Maine foodie shopping orgy. Presented by Maine Potatoes (the Maine Potato Board.) Learn more about the Harvest Festival here.

We’ll update here with a list of Midcoast Cheese Trail participants as the date draws near.

Our annual celebration of the coming of winter, before we hibernate.  Midcoast Cheese Trail farms each celebrate in their own way. This is a good opportunity to get out there in the air and stock up on cheese and other goodies for December merry-making and holidays.   Just in case, snow date is December 20th.

We’ll update with Trail participants as the date draws near.