Wanderwood

Wanderwood A sustainable lodging and events venue paired with an organic farm. Located in Mid Coast Maine.

Merry Christmas from a very snowy Wanderwood ❄️
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from a very snowy Wanderwood ❄️

Join musicians from Grammy-nominated, musician-led string ensemble Palaver Strings, of Portland, Maine, for an evening p...
11/18/2025

Join musicians from Grammy-nominated, musician-led string ensemble Palaver Strings, of Portland, Maine, for an evening performance of their collection Testimonies on Friday, December 5th at 7 p.m. at Wanderwood. This chamber performance will feature four of Palaver’s talented musicians: Maïthéna Girault and Grant Houston on violin, Elizabeth Moore on viola, and Matthew Smith on cello.

Palaver Strings, a non-profit, has a mission to strengthen and inspire community through music. Palaver’s musicians share artistic and administrative leadership, guided by a passion for engaging new audiences, addressing social justice issues, and amplifying underrepresented voices. Equally committed to performance and education, Palaver presents a full season of live concerts and serves hundreds of students yearly at the Palaver Music Center in Portland.

The collection Testimonies draws from personal stories, historical documents, and academic revival, inviting the listener to engage with themes of heritage, home, and remembrance. Charlton Singleton’s Testimony evokes Gullah traditions and the music of the African Methodist Church, while Derrick Skye’s American Mirror reflects on American multiculturalism more broadly. Jerod Impichchaachaaha Tate’s Pisachi (Reveal) draws on Pueblo and Hopi traditional music, and Shelly Washington’s Middleground meditates on home as both physical and emotional refuge. The pieces in Testimonies encourage reflection on identity and cultural legacy.

Their performance will take place in Wanderwood's beautifully renovated (and heated!) 1850s barn in Nobleboro, located at 79 Sidelinger Road. The show will be on Friday, December 5, 2025 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. (doors at 6:30 p.m.) Tickets are $30, limited, and must be purchased in advance; all sales are final.

Tickets are available on Wanderwood's website: wanderwoodmaine.com/ourevents

Photo by Titilayo Ayangade

Get into the holiday spirit on Thursday, December 4th from 6 - 8 pm with artist Erica Qualey! Using simple lino block ca...
11/18/2025

Get into the holiday spirit on Thursday, December 4th from 6 - 8 pm with artist Erica Qualey! Using simple lino block carving and stamping techniques, you’ll create beautiful, one-of-a-kind papers perfect for gift wrapping. Sip complimentary wine and nibble on snacks while creating. No experience required, and all materials and instruction are included. ⁠
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We hope you'll join us for a cozy and social evening of making and merriment! Tickets available at:

wanderwoodmaine.com/ourevents/artparty-dec4

Learn more about our instructor, Erica, on her website:
https://www.ericaqualeyart.com/about

When we started our Farm Dinner Series in June, we had no idea what it would become, or that it would turn into one of o...
10/09/2025

When we started our Farm Dinner Series in June, we had no idea what it would become, or that it would turn into one of our favorite parts of the season. We’ve shared unforgettable + delicious meals, made gigantic floral arrangements, met interesting and fun guests, and featured more than 20 local farms and growers along the way.

We invite you to join us for our last meal of the season with

Limited tickets available on our website: https://www.wanderwoodmaine.com/ourevents/huskyboi-october11

Photos by the incredibly talented
Check out more of her work (or hire her!): https://www.jillhoyle.com/

Now's your chance to join our four week Fall Produce Membership! Tap into the fall bounty of organic produce from Wander...
10/07/2025

Now's your chance to join our four week Fall Produce Membership! Tap into the fall bounty of organic produce from Wanderwood with three Fall Haul share size options:

Small ($100) - lots of onions, garlic, carrots, beets, winter squash, turnips, and herbs to fill your larder
Large ($200) - even more of the above
Garlic Love ($60) - 4 lbs of garlic that will store through the winter!

Pick up from 2:30 to 5:30 on 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, and 11/19!

Why sign up?
- You'll receive lovely local organic produce that can store for months!
- You'll get 10-15% more than the share's value in veggies from our farm.
- You'll be supporting a small organic farm + farmers in your community!

We hope you'll join us. Sign up on our website: https://www.wanderwoodmaine.com/csa

Sign ups close 10/25!

If you're feeling hot this week, keep in mind that humans are working in the fields to harvest your food! Our crew of ve...
08/13/2025

If you're feeling hot this week, keep in mind that humans are working in the fields to harvest your food! Our crew of veggie superheroes is sweating it out (and drinking lots of gatorade) to bring you the freshest picks at this week's Wednesday farm stand.⁠
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Come grab some cold crunchy goodness between 3:30 and 6:30 Wednesday, 8/13 -- before we all melt into the dirt! 🥒⁠
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Super cute pics from last week by ❤️

Bug buddies in the field!Our interest in insects has really *taken flight* this year (har har). A huge part of organic f...
08/06/2025

Bug buddies in the field!

Our interest in insects has really *taken flight* this year (har har). A huge part of organic farming involves considering the lifecycles of our tiniest friends (and foes!)

Here are a few favorite field sightings from this season — photo IDs included below (and entomologists, please chime in if we’ve misidentified anything!):

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1. Green Sweat Bee (native pollinator) — There are 52+ species of this native pollinator in the Americas!
2. Praying Mantis (native and very, very cool). They help control pests… and apparently some can eat birds? (Exqueeze us?? That's nuts.)
3. White Admiral Butterfly (Limenitis arthemis) — A nectar-loving native beauty.
4. Green Lacewing (native). These are aphid-fighting champs! We found this one in our high tunnel and are hoping they’ve called in their squad for backup.
5. Banded Longhorn Beetle (Typocerus velutinus) — Native (not to be confused with the invasive Asian Longhorned Beetle), and seemingly crop-neutral. (But let us know if you’ve seen otherwise!)

These unpaid farmhands keep things thriving naturally. Organic farming protects beneficial and native insects by avoiding broad-spectrum insecticides. Your choice to support organic agriculture helps keep these species alive and buzzing. Do your part! Shop (or grow) organic.

Everything in nature is connected. That includes you. :)

hope you'll join us tomorrow, August 1, for this lovely folk concert with local artist Louisa Stancioff and visitors fro...
08/01/2025

hope you'll join us tomorrow, August 1, for this lovely folk concert with local artist Louisa Stancioff and visitors from Nashville Will Orchard + Jess Kerber.

tickets are available on our website now and we'll sell tickets at the door until we're full-- get there early if you want to join.

doors open at 6:15 pm and the show starts at 7 pm tomorrow!

https://www.wanderwoodmaine.com/ourevents/concertaugust1

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79 Sidelinger Road
Nobleboro, ME
04555

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