Do you enjoy watching cooking programs? Join us at the 2018 Maine Lobster Festival Seafood Cooking Contest in Rockland , Maine, as we follow the contestants as they prepare their dishes from start to finish, ending with the final presentation to the judges . Contestants are judged not only on taste and texture of the final product, but also on the ease of preparation of the recipe and the appearance of the table and the food. Recipes are available on Maine Maine Seafood Festival website.
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Maine Lobster Festival Parade from Rockland ME 2018
Watch our complete coverage of the Big Parade from Saturday 2018 at the Maine Lobster Festival in Rockland, ME. This year’s parade features the US Coast Guard as Grand Marshalls, the crew of the US Navy ship Hue City, the New England Patriot Cheerleaders, and a new monster truck made in Maine “Fresh Catch”, as well as all-time favorites bagpipers, community bands, floats, mini cars, Kora Funsters, Neptune and the Maine Sea Goddess, Sea Princesses, and much, much more.
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Al visits Rhonda and gets warmed up in front of the fire. He watches the kids ride snowmobiles
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Driving around after the snow storm
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More snow 2017. Critters in the backyard
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November 2017 driving around after snow. Wreaths across America convoy
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First snow of the season 2017
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November 2, 2017 its getting near Christmas
CWS 2018-05-30 Barbara Daggett DVM. WATCH NOW.
It’s all about your pets as we welcome Barbara Daggett DVM from the Rockland Animal Hospital to talk all things animals. From Fluffy to Spot to that great Goldfish you’ve had for years, we’ll talk about how best to care for them and what they need.
The Launch of the Friendship Sloop “Blackjack”
The 118 year-old Friendship Sloop “Blackjack” was extensively refitted over 3 years and then launched in the old tradition from the Sail, Power, and Steam Museum in Rockland, Maine on July 7, 2018. The Blackjack returns to Penobscot Bay to become the oldest working fishing/lobster boat still in use in Maine. Members of the public can take tours on the sloop to observe and participate in lobster fishing as it was 100 years ago. The launch festivities included a team of oxen hauling the sloop to launch on rollers, fiddlers, a bagpiper, and a large crowd of admiring onlookers and helpers.
