As our guest, please enjoy our eight miles of mid-coast Maine with parks, lodging, & campgrounds. You will feel a very special welcome as you visit Searsport's gift shops, marine museum, restaurants, and of course the many antique shops. Please come and enjoy our friendly Searsport hospitality.

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Searsport Events

April Earth Day Celebration

May Memorial Day Parade

Town Wide 4th of July Celebration
Parade, craft & food fairs and fireworks
(to be Celebrated on Saturday July 3rd this year)

July Lobster Boat Races

October Fling Into Fall Celebration

December Victorian Christmas

Please call the Town Office at 207-548-6372 as dates and times may change.

Other Local Events

Penobscot Marine Museum Events

September Fiber College

To get a listing in our printed guide and this website, or for more information about Searsport, e-mail us at
info@searsportme.net

Searsport, ME

Searsport governs itself by town meeting, while a board of selectmen and a town manager oversee town water, sewage treatment, police patrol, fire protection, emergency medical service, recreational programs and a library.

Six miles away is Waldo County Hospital, which offers a full range of services including acute care, home health care, oncology clinic, hospice programs, mammography, CTScans, and has an active staff of 25 physicians. Close by also are two long term care facilities and several boarding homes.

Searsport recognizes tourism as a major industry and has many Bed & Breakfast Inns, motels and campgrounds. There are two banks in the downtown area and several flea markets and gift shops as well as many fine dining facilities and retail services available.

There are several churches in the town and others in the surrounding communities. Maine School Administrative District 56 includes Frankfort, Searsport and Stockton Springs. Each community has a K-5 elementary school, all students attend middle school and high school in Searsport. High school juniors and seniors may take courses at the Waldo County Regional Vocational Center. The District also has an active adult education program.

See the Town of Searsport web site for more details about the town government, committees, etc.