While many of you are aware of our lovely harbor,
there is a lot more of Brooksville to explore!
​We have a terrific sanctuary with walking trails,
an easy-to-moderate uphill hike, beaches
and marshes.   Bakeman's Beach--located on
​Cape Rosier--is open to the public.   
                                                         www.mainetrailfinder.com/trails/trail/holbrook-island-sanctuary-mainland

Holbrook Island Sanctuary, photo courtesy of Jo Andrews

Bakeman's Beach on Cape Rosier, photo courtesy of Jo Andrews

Town Landing, photo courtesy of Jo Andrews

The town landing, located about 5 miles from Buck's Harbor,
has a lovely view of Castine, a picnic area and a small float to tie up a dinghy.
​Launch your kayak from here, paddle around
the Twin Islands and spy harbor seals, osprey,
​eagles and maybe even a pod of porpoises!

United Methodist Church, photo courtesy of Jo Andrews

Photo courtesy Bagaduce Theatre

​www.bagaducetheatre.com/

Tuesdays from June until September are
particularly busy in the Harbor,
starting with BHM opening at 8:00 AM so
everyone can fuel up on coffee,
breakfast sandwiches and fresh baked pastry.
​The Brooksville United Methodist Church
hosts an indoor "priceless yard sale"
in their basement where shoppers
name the prices on [non]tag sale items
from 9:00 AM until early afternoon.
A classical recital is held upstairs
in the church during the sale.
A great lunch can be had at BHM and
there are a number of food vendors at the
Farmer's Market in the Community Center's
parking lot.
The Farmer's Market runs from 9:30 until noon.
Starting at 7:00 PM,  there is live music
in the church.
Shows are free with donations suggested.
Buck's Restaurant is open for dinner,
seating from 5:30 until 8:30 PM.
In the busy months of July-September,
reservations are recommended!
​The Bagaduce Theatre in W.Brooksville stages
several productions in their remodeled barn.
So, make a day of it and tell your friends
​ "Meet me at The Market"!