Good morning, Bangor.

Sunbury’s opened its specialty shop in Bangor this weekend and held a wine tasting with offerings of cheeses, baked goods, coffee, and cookware to create a welcoming community space—owner Annie Cutler aims to make it a hub for locals.

The celebration continues today from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and guests may enter a raffle for prizes.

Fire departments in Biddeford and Saco teamed with the American Red Cross of Northern New England to give free smoke alarms and fire safety lessons to Maine homeowners—since 2014, the program has installed over 10,000 alarms.

Firefighters check alarms and supply temporary ones when they do not work to help families avoid house fire tragedies.

The Drive Fore Kids group will host two fundraising events for local nonprofits such as the Dempsey Center and MaineHealth’s Barbara Bush Children's Hospital — a Putt-Putt event on May 17 at Thompson’s Point in Portland and a celebrity golf tournament from June 19-22 at Falmouth Country Club.

NOAA said that scallop fishing is shut down for most fishermen starting Friday until the end of next March because officials projected that 100% of the allowed set-aside has been taken—fishermen with a Maine or Massachusetts state permit may fish inside a designated area under the State Waters Exemption Program.

Over 200 students from middle and high schools gathered at the University of Maine on Saturday for the 40th Maine Science Olympiad – a contest featuring many STEM events.

Participants competed in tasks that built teamwork skills and offered ideas for future careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.

Over 250 students from across Maine came to Orono Saturday to test their skills at the Maine Science Olympiad at UMaine—competing in challenges such as physics, material science and water experiments.

Coaches and students prepared for weeks ahead of next month's Nationals in Nebraska.

Moosehead biologist Tim Obrey explained that the state sets bag limits by counting anglers and measuring catch rates to keep fish numbers healthy.

He said new tag studies will help control lake trout populations—this work costs many dollars per season—ensuring better management of the lake's fish.

Northeast Historic Film in Bucksport lost its National Endowment for the Humanities grant after a letter on April 2 terminated the funding due to government efficiency cuts — leaving a $104,000 gap that affects its seven staff and its plan to catalog decades of news footage — a move that disrupts its project to digitize historical media.

After 46 years plus two days at Bangor Daily News, the senior Outdoors editor will retire on May 31 and leave a beat that covered local hunting, fishing, and state issues (she built a unique legacy through hands-on reporting).

Steven Page Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — Collins Center for the Arts — Tickets from $30 — Experience the unmistakable sound of Steven Page, the beloved voice of Barenaked Ladies, performing live with The Steven Page Trio.

One Night of Queen

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Cross Insurance Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience a thrilling tribute to the legendary music and theatrics of Queen.

Anah Shrine Circus

3:00 – 4:30 PM — Cross Insurance Center — Family-friendly fun — Experience world-class circus performances and thrilling acts at this beloved annual event.

Joey Avery and Mark Gagnon Live Comedy Show

8-11 p.m. — Cross Insurance Center — Ticketed event — Enjoy a night of laughs with rising star Joey Avery and comedian Mark Gagnon.

Open House at a Charming Victorian Home in Bangor

5-7 p.m. — 261 Ohio Street — Free entry — Explore this Victorian home filled with character and unique features perfect for year-round adventure.

Blippi: Join the Band Tour

6:00-7:30 p.m. — Cross Insurance Center — Family-friendly event — Experience a lively musical adventure with Blippi and Meekah in Bangor.

Walk In Ceramics Open Studio

11-5 p.m. — Generations Boutique & Art Studio — Average ceramic prices start at $10 — Paint your own ceramics in a fun and relaxing environment with family-friendly options.

Skillful Strides 2025

10 a.m. — United Technologies Center-Region 4 — Fundraising event — Celebrate fitness and fun while supporting a good cause.

Mean Girls Musical

7-8:30 p.m. — Cross Insurance Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the hilarious hit musical direct from Broadway featuring the witty writing of Tina Fey.

Melodies For The Mind

6-9 p.m. — Husson University — Fundraiser for Unlimited Solutions Clubhouse — Experience an enchanting evening of music for a great cause.