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  • Rows of floating platforms on a calm body of water, with trees in the background and text reading "Seascale Keep Hauling, Start Growing Demo February 26, 2026" above the scene.

    Seaweed Saturday

    Gulf of Maine Research Institute 350 Commercial St, Portland, ME, United States

    A celebration of seaweed featuring sea farmers, a seaweed marketplace, seaweed artists, and panel discussions with Maine's seaweed experts. Seaweed Saturday is hosted in partnership with the Maine Seaweed Council.

  • USDA Seaweed Listening Session flyer with date Monday, April 27th, time 3-5:30, at Glickman Library, 7th floor.

    USDA Seaweed Listening Session

    Glickman Library 314 Forest Ave, Portland, ME, United States

    Calling all seaweed growers! USDA-ARS is hosting a seaweed listening session on You are invited to participate in an upcoming USDA Listening Session focused on Maine's farmed seaweed sector. The …

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  • Text reads: "Department of Marine Resources, Aquaculture Advisory Council 2026, Quarter 1 Meeting, April 29, 2026." Image shows a lake with floating aquaculture equipment and a forested shoreline.

    DMR Aquaculture Advisory Council

    DMR Augusta 32 Blossom Lane, DMR Augusta Building, Room 118, Augusta, ME, United States

    Attend in-person or online to hear what the DMR Aquaculture Advisory Council has been working on, receive updates from the DMR Aquaculture Division, and make your voice heard. Public input …

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  • Logo for The Maine Oyster Festival featuring layered shapes resembling the state of Maine on the left and event name in green and teal text on the right.

    Maine Oyster Festival in Freeport

    Downtown Freeport Cross Street, Freeport, ME, United States

    "Visitors flock to Maine from around the globe to enjoy our world class seafood, and Maine oysters are no exception. Celebrate this tasty and environmentally critical bivalve with us in …

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