Jack's Garden. Only a few hayfields away, tucked behind the exhibition hall at Maine Organic Farmers' and Gardeners' Educational Facility, Jack Kertesz quietly tends a remarkable garden in the most sustainable style.  Jack calls it Robin Hood Gardening, in that he uses the rich nutrients of pulled "weeds" to layer, mulch and enrich the surrounding areas of poorer soil.  He looks for self-seeding varieties of plants, and, despite harsh Maine winters,  his work results in lush plots of kale, collards, garlic, onions, wild spinach, day lilies, sunflowers and even tomatoes.  www.mofga.org
Bryant's Stove Works, Doll Circus & Music Museum.  A melange of antiquities including wood and coal burning stoves, some fit for a palace; a doll circus that comes to life at the flip of a switch; calliopes, pump organs and musical oddities that stretch the imagination; quilts and buttons; local lore.
Don't miss it and allow an hour at least.  207-568-3665
Half Moon Gardens & Greenhouses. If you're a plant lover you can spend an hour or two among the four greenhouses, nurseries and water gardens.  Landscaping services and good advice.  568-3738  www.halfmoongarden.com
The Community Market. General store of the local Amish Community, nuts and bolts of country living plus cards, sweets, straw hats and fresh homemade doughnuts every Wednesday morning.  Come early for the doughnuts.
Unity Pond Pottery & Forge.  Forge and potters at work, large showroom and custom work. Also home of the Hobbit Houses!  948-2400  www.unitypondpottery.com
Unity Centre For the Performing Arts.  End the day with a concert, top-drawer performers at this gallery and theatre operated by Unity College.  207-948-SHOW  www.unityme.org/theater