A festival woven
through the region.

Farmington Fairgrounds

Farmington

What the source establishes

The official fair website documents a fairground, exhibition hall, and fairground map.

The ArtRide program match

Proposed daytime ArtRide base: separate parked motorcycle and classic-car exhibits, builder conversations, food vendors, and a makers and vintage-parts market.

Calendar constraint: its official site lists the 2027 fair for September 19–25. These are not ArtRide dates; setup, teardown, and other bookings still need checking.

Emery Community Arts Center

University of Maine at Farmington

What the source establishes

UMF’s arts center publishes gallery programming, performances, film screenings, and filmmaker conversations.

The ArtRide program match

Proposed “Made to Move” photography, painting, and design exhibition with an artist or builder conversation. Final title and participants are subject to curatorial agreement.

Stanley Museum

Kingfield

What the source establishes

Its official collection description connects Stanley steam automobiles with photography, airbrush painting, and violin making, including Chansonetta Stanley’s work.

The ArtRide program match

Proposed centerpiece of a Kingfield heritage day: car design and craft interpretation, owner storytelling, and a photo-and-making conversation connecting historic ingenuity with today’s builders.

High Peaks Artisan Guild

Kingfield

What the source establishes

The regional tourism directory describes a cooperative of painters, photographers, fiber, glass, wood, and other artisans.

The ArtRide program match

Proposed art-and-makers stop: artist introductions, small-format work, and a separately arranged pinstriping or design conversation with invited makers.