Harvest on the Harbor is a food festival in Old Port, Portland.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Tickets via harvestontheharbor.com. The OysterFest sells out earliest; opening-night Maine Pour features distillers and seafood producers.
Maine Lobster Festival in Rockland, 75 minutes northeast of Portland, runs Wednesday to Sunday around the first weekend of August (29 July to 2 August 2026).
Tip: 75-minute drive from Portland; the Coastal Trolley provides shuttle service. Single-day admission tickets via the operator site.
Old Port Festival in early June closes the Old Port to cars across Exchange Street with three live-music stages, food and craft-beer vendors and a long day.
Tip: Free admission. Food and drink purchased at vendor stalls. Best entry point is Exchange Street at Middle.
Maine Lobster Festival in Rockland, 75 minutes northeast of Portland, runs Wednesday to Sunday around the first weekend of August (29 July to 2 August 2026).
Tip: 75-minute drive from Portland; the Coastal Trolley provides shuttle service. Single-day admission tickets via the operator site.
Portland Craft Beer Festival at Thompson's Point runs the first weekend of July annually, featuring 60-plus Maine and US craft breweries pouring samples.
Tip: Tickets via the operator site; food trucks at the venue. Sun shelter limited, dress for the day.
207 Beer Week from the Maine Brewers' Guild runs nine days of brewery events, tap takeovers, brewer dinners and special releases across Portland breweries.
Tip: Most events drop-in; some special-release tap takeovers require pre-booking via the brewery sites.
Old Port Festival in early June closes the Old Port to cars across Exchange Street with three live-music stages, food and craft-beer vendors and a long day.
Tip: Free admission. Food and drink purchased at vendor stalls. Best entry point is Exchange Street at Middle.