RIDE INTO SUMMER POSTPONED TO

SATURDAY, JUNE 1st!

Experience living history and so much more!

Welcome to Gardiner, Maine – a genuine American community where a charming and historic downtown frames a vibrant and eclectic entrepreneurial business culture.

Gardiner’s thriving downtown and historic district are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It’s a must-see stop for history lovers on their way to Acadia National Park or further “Downeast,” providing an inspiring glimpse into the golden industrial era in Maine.

Combine the living history of downtown Gardiner with our sparkling waterfront, distinctive eateries and unique shops, and you’ll see why our little city is such a completely wonderful place to visit and experience our rich and varied heritage… not to mention an ideal place to live and to do business.

Gardiner is right in the middle of everything, directly off Interstates 95 and 295, and not far from Maine’s glorious mid-coast – an advantageous central location with easy access to the bulk of Maine’s year-round population plus all points south to Boston and New York, north to Canada.

On this website you’ll find out all about our colorful community, our fascinating heritage tourism opportunities, our considerable economic advantages, and the spirit and people behind the Gardiner Main Street Program. Welcome!

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Happenings

  • Communications Workshop

    Gardiner Heart & Soul is hosting a media training for local businesses and non-profits on Wednesday, May 29th from 1 – 3 pm at Johnson Hall, 280 Water Street. Learn how to craft and market your message successfully!

  • Ride Into Summer

        Brought to you by:       Ride Into Summer Postponed to Saturday, June 1! Thanks for all of your patience with the weather….looks like summer will be delayed one week.  All events will be pushed back, same time, same place, but will occur on Saturday, June 1st rather than the originally planned

  • Brian Rines Award

    The First Brian Rines Award for community service was given last Friday.  Read more about it and the celebration of volunteerism here.