We invite you to spend your next vacation right here in Lubec,
the easternmost town in the U.S.A., in Washington County, Maine.
Discover the ease with which you can plan and spend your next vacation away from the maddening crowds, where the sun first rises on the United States of America, and a welcome awaits you!
What Lubec offers:
- Year-round attractions
- Rural / coastal setting
- Tranquility and solitude
- Rugged, natural beauty
- Affordability
- Unique, unaffected character, community and culture
- Activities, services and amenities to welcome and satisfy business people, vacationing singles, couples and families.
What Lubec does not offer:
(so get your fill of these en route)
- Movie theaters
- Shopping malls
- Theme parks
- Fast food restaurants
- Heavy traffic
- Stop lights
Bicentennial commemorative items available.
Lubec Bicentennial memorabilia can be purchased online: using the Lubec Historical Society logo and the Lubec Bicentennial Committee logo. Other Lubec items available online. Bicentennial pins are available from Lubec Landmarks at 207-733-8949.
Check out the Kinetic Fish Sculpture designed by Jean Bookman, built by John McMurray, painted by townspeople, and sponsored and erected in the McCurdy Smokehouse garden by Lubec Arts Alive!
Favorites in the Trash from the Sea Art Exhibit at Mulholland Gallery:
1st - Sea Junk Puppets by Chuck Kniffen
2nd - Beach Scream: No More by Jean Bookman
3rd - One Day, One Beach by the Lubec Summer Recreation Program
Special Events Calendar - view complete events calendar
January - February 21: Selected student artwork from the Lubec School.
February 4, 10 AM - 2 PM: Use fancy stitches to add color or textual interest to your knitting. Click on title for class details.
Pathfinders Walk on Mowry Beach in Lubec
February 5, 1 PM: Meet behind the Lubec School. Contact Gayle or Frank Studinski at 733-4234.Pathfinders is a volunteer group. All walkers assume responsibility for their own safety on all walks and outings.
Snowshoe/Winter Walk at Hamilton Cove
February 8, 9 am - 11am: Maine Coast Heritage Trust hike at Hamilton Cove. Click on title for more details.
Cabin Fever Films: The Last Station
February 9, 6:30 PM: This historical drama illustrates Russian Leo Tolstoy’s struggle to balance fame and wealth with his commitment to a life devoid of material things. Click on title for more info.
