Open Creamery Day Sunday October 11th, 2015

Posted on September 3, 2015November 17, 2015 by President

The Maine Cheese Guild presents

Open Creamery Day 2015

on Sunday, October 11th from 11am to 3pm (unless ***otherwise noted*** below).

As the hardwood foliage bursts in a blaze of colors on Columbus Day weekend, take in the spectacular sights and taste some award-winning cheese during the Maine Cheese Guild’s annual Open Creamery Day. Visit many of Maine’s cheese makers in their creameries, meet the animals, and learn the stories behind Maine’s more than 150 artisan cheeses. Along the way you can also visit a farmers’ market, stop at an orchard, explore one of Maine’s premier breweries or wineries, pick fruit at Maine’s legendary orchards, and drop-in on one of the many artisan bread makers our state has to offer. You’ll love the views, and the taste of Maine cheese, straight from the source, will be the best memory of all!Continue reading→

Open Creamery Day

Posted on October 17, 2009November 2, 2009 by President

This year our Open Creamery Day took place on Sunday, October 11th, 2009 from 11am to 3pm (unless otherwise noted below).

Read the Bangor Daily News article on Open Creamery Day at Olde Oak Farm in Maxfield.

In 2010 Open Creamery Day will take place on the Sunday of Columbus Day weekend again!

As the hardwood foliage bursts in a blaze of colors on Columbus Day weekend, here is an opportunity to take in the spectacular sights and to taste some award winning cheese at the same time. Visit the creameries, meet the animals, and learn the stories behind Maine’s more than 150 artisan cheeses. Along the way you can also visit a farmers’ market, stop at an orchard, explore one of Maine’s premier breweries or winemakers, and drop-in on one of the many artisan breadmakers our state has to offer. You’ll love the views, but you’ll remember the taste!
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Guild Meeting

Posted on November 19, 2008April 7, 2009 by President

Monday, April 6 @ 10am – Dept. of Agriculture, Cony Rd. Warehouse, Augusta

According to Don Hoenig, our host, the building is ” on Cony Rd. south of route 17 about half a mile on the left if you’re heading south.” According to Google Maps it’s at 333 Cony Rd.

The agenda for this meeting will include:

Raise Licensing Fee?
Licensing Statement (see minutes from last meeting)
Open Creamery Day Planning
Membership Ideas (see minutes from last meeting)
May 5 Joint Meeting With Maine Wine Guild TASTING