Major Sponsors

Supporting Sponsors Artascape • Bath Savings Institution • Bay Square at Yarmouth • Benchmark Real Estate • Centerline Design • Clayton’s Café and Bakery • Cunningham Security • GraphX Signs • Intermed • The Notes • Norway Savings Bank • Patriot Insurance • Reform Physical Therapy • Schaeffer Douglas Title • Sherwin-Williams • Summit Natural Gas • Vreeland Marketing & Design • Yarmouth Audiology • Yarmouth Boat Yard

In-Kind Sponsors Cabot Creamery • Downeast Energy • ecomaine • G.M. Libby & Sons • Hannaford Supermarkets • Lee Family Trailer • Maine Standard BioFuels • North Yarmouth Academy • People’s United Bank • Pepsi • Radio Communications Management • Sysco Northern New England • Yarmouth Community Services • Yarmouth Schools

Artwork: Page O’Rourke (“Shucking Contest”)Photos: Michael Leonard and Sarah CrowleyBrochure Design: Joline Violette Edwards

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Safety and SecurityLost and Found: Lost items and children should be brought to the Information Booth on the library lawn.

First Aid is located at the Log Cabin on Main Street between Key Bank and the Route One overpass.

A Message from the Yarmouth PoliceThe Yarmouth Police Department joins the Chamber of Commerce in welcoming you to the 2019 Clam Festival. We ask for your support in helping us keep the weekend fun and safe for all. Please respect the property of others, obey “no parking” signs, and comply with Maine law that prohibits the drinking of alcoholic beverages in public.

Road ClosuresParts of Main Street will be closed to vehicles.

Several Festival events including: Parade, Kids’ Fun Run, Pat’s Pizza Five Mile Classic, Firefighters’

Muster, Professional Bike Race, and Main Street Rumble Car Show take place on Main Street.

Refer to clamfestival.com for weekend detours.

The Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce invites you to celebrate the 54th Anniversary of our Village Tradition. Annually, hundreds of Yarmouth volunteers donate their time to the Festival to help raise money for over 35 local non-profit organizations, churches, and school groups. As you enjoy the entertainment, shop at a craft booth, participate in a competition, buy a T-shirt, or eat a clam, you are helping our entire community. We sincerely thank you!

Free Admission to the Festival featuring

Coming to the FestivalParking:• Paid lots near the Festival center benefit local non-profit

groups. (See detailed map inside or visit clamfestival.com.)• Free lot at Garmin (Route 1) all weekend with accessible

shuttle service to the Festival Center.• Accessible parking located near Intermed at 259 Main Street.

Please see parking attendants for assistance.• Shuttle buses run 9am-10:30pm Friday & Saturday, and

9am-6pm Sunday. No shuttle Friday 5-7pm.• Festival Center stop is marked with BUS STOP sign at the

corner of York and Main.Biking:• Free Bike Corral located on Cleaves Street near the Food

Circle at Memorial Green.Walking:• Please use the Beth Condon Pathway along Route 1.Taking Metro BREEZ bus from out of town:• Metro BREEZ will not stop on Main Street during the Clam

Festival. There will be 2 stops on Route 1, with easy walking access to the festival. BREEZ bus service runs to and from Yarmouth, Freeport, Brunswick and Portland.

• Friday Night Parade• Saturday Fireworks• Free Music & Entertainment• Juried Craft & Art Shows• Kids’ Fun Run• Adults’ Five Mile Road Race• Clam Shucking Competitions

• Smokey’s Carnival• Firefighters’ Muster• Professional Bike Race• Kids’ Fun Bike Ride• Diaper Derby• Kids’ Area• Main Street Rumble

Maine’s Favorite Free Summer Festival

Everyday Events & Activities

Information/Merchandise Booths are located on Main Street near Merrill Memorial Library and on the NYA Lawn with Clam Festival T-shirts, hats, posters, postcards, and other items available for purchase. Check the information board located by the ATM in the food circle for daily Festival schedule and race results.

FREE Entertainment is provided all weekend! Entertainment stages in the North Yarmouth Academy and the Memorial Green tents are sponsored by Casco Bay Ford and the Kids’ Area Stage is sponsored by Northern Light Mercy Hospital.

The Serendipity Stage on the First Parish Church Lawn welcomes 317 Main Community Music Center. Visit the stage for entertainment times.

Carnival by Smokey’s Greater Shows, Inc. is next to the Rowe School. Open Wednesday & Thursday 5-11pm; Friday & Saturday 10am-11pm; Sunday 11am-5pm. Pay-one-price $20 bracelets are valid Wednesday & Thursday 6-10pm and Sunday 12-4pm. Friday Campers special $20…call 846-3984 for details. NO DOGS PERMITTED ON THE MIDWAY except for service animals.

Craft Show Our juried Craft Show on the NYA Lawn offers a selection of handmade crafts in every price range created by more than 135 artisans. Friday & Saturday 10am-9pm; Sunday 10am-5pm. Sponsored by Bath Savings Institution.

Art Show & Sale Under the Oaks on the Library Lawn. View original works from some of the best artists in Maine and from away. Browse the show under three Maine State Champion Oak Trees, the largest known liv-ing members of each species in Maine. Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am-7pm and Sunday 10am-5pm. Sponsored by Vreeland Marketing & Design.

Pink Elephant Sale Treasures for sale across from the First Parish Church. Discover books, furniture, household items, and unique collectibles.

Family Care Station located behind Merrill Memorial Library next to the Kids’ Area. A tent for families with young children to have a quiet space to nurse a baby, change a diaper, and replenish a water bottle. Friday-Sunday 10am-5pm. Sponsored by Family Leadership Center.

First Parish Church Docent-led Tours of the authentically restored 1868 church will be offered on Friday and Saturday at 11am and 3pm; Sunday at 11am.

Betty Blakeman Memorial Tennis Tournament 30th annual event held Friday-Sunday at Yarmouth High School. Register at www.dempseycenter.org/blakeman.

Jack Streeter Juggler and entertainer will be roaming the grounds Saturday and Sunday for impromptu performances.

Kids’ Area on the Library Lawn. Family fun activities and games, magic shows and more! Stop by the Information Booths for schedules. Sponsored by Northern Light Mercy Hospital.

CLAMfest SANDfest! Catch eight semi-professional Sand Sculptors from around the globe, competing at Brickyard Hollow Brewing! Come visit the outdoor sandbar, grab a brew and vote for your favorite sculpture (People’s Choice) Thursday to Saturday starting at 8 am. Final celebrity judging on Saturday around noon with awards to follow at 4pm. Located at the corner of Cleaves and Main Street.

Wednesday, July 17

Thursday, July 1810:00 am– YARM-OPOLY! Oversized, playable 5:00 pm Monopoly, featuring historic photos & facts about Yarmouth. At the Yarmouth History Center, Free Admission!

3:00– Thank you Yarmouth! MarketFest! 7:00 pm The Yarmouth Chamber thanks the Yarmouth Community! Enjoy an extended Farmers’ market with live music at 317 Main Street. Town-wide specials and offers. Call the Chamber for details.

Friday, July 1910:00 am Carnival Opens at Bennett Field by Rowe School. Rides and amusements by Smokey’s Greater Shows, Inc.

10:00 am Celebrate the Official Opening of the 54th Yarmouth Clam Festival on Memorial Green. Assisted by Boy Scout Troop #35 and the Downeasters.

10:00 am Steamer the Clam Sighting! Photo Op with Mike Leonard after the Opening Ceremonies.

10:00 am– Kids’ Fun Run Pre-Registration 3:00 pm and Race Package Pick-up on Memorial Green.

10:00 am– YARM-OPOLY! Oversized, playable 5:00 pm Monopoly, featuring historic photos & facts about Yarmouth. Free at the Yarmouth History Center.

11:00 am– Artascope’s Free Art Expo 4:00 pm Experience the stress - relieving effects of making art, open for all ages at the Kids’ Area on the Library lawn.

11:30 am Heaven Can Wait Because our goal is to play classic rock and blues forever. So far, so good at the NYA Tent.

12:00 pm Blown Off Course Acoustic/electric variety type of rock music. Oldies and pop at the Memorial Green Tent.

1:00 pm Downeast Soul Coalition High energy, groove-driven quintet serving up its own fresh blend of Blues, R&B, Soul and Funk at the NYA Tent.

Check our site clamfestival.comfor additions to the daily schedule.

Yarmouth Summer Arts SeriesFree performances at the Royal River Park

Wednesday, July 17th at 11:00 am Featuring: Mad Science

Brings kids the fun & amazement of all things science.If rain – Harrison Middle School

Wednesday, July 17th at 6:00 pm Featuring: Downeast Soul Coalition

Original blend of funk, soul, blues, and R&B

The Festival can be a loud & crowded place. PLEASE LEAVE PETS AT HOME

For the safety of children and your pets. Service animals are welcomed.

7:30 pm Jimmy Junkins and the Soulcats II Blues and originals from their past recordings, Jimmy is a 30 year veteran of New England blues and roots music at the NYA Tent.

7:30 pm Los Galactacos Tex Mex, Mariachi, Ranchero, Old Time Country, Appalachian Folk, Classic American Songbook and more at the Memorial Green Tent.

9:00 pm Why Whisper Covering classics and current tunes, with originals sprinkled in at the Memorial Green Tent.

Saturday, July 207:00– Flapjack breakfast & sausage 10:30 am served up at the First Parish Church, or grab a breakfast pizza or breakfast sandwich from the Yarmouth Rotary Club or Yarmouth Junior Class at Memorial Green.

7:15– CLAM FESTIVAL KIDS’ FUN RUN 7:45 am for children 12 & under, starting and ending on Main Street at Memorial Green. Pre-registration required. Registration closes at 7:10 am. Sponsored by Fleet Feet Sports, Michelle Shems DMD, Taymil Partners, and Mann Law LLC.

8:00– PAT’S PIZZA CLAM FESTIVAL 9:00 am CLASSIC 38th annual five mile road race starting and ending on Main Street at Memorial Green. Sponsored by Pat’s Pizza, Yarmouth.

1:30 pm Durango 95 Old blues by old dudes at the Memorial Green Tent.

2:00– Inaugural YCF Pie Eating Contest! 3:00 pm As easy as pie! Pie-Eating Contest is fun to try, or take a front row seat to cheer on competitors! Old-fashion fun taking place at the Kids’ Area on the Library Lawn.

2:00 pm Steamer the Clam Sighting! Photo Op with Mike Leonard at the Kids’ Area on the Library Lawn.

3:00 pm Keegan Country and classic rock blended with their own rootsy original style at the NYA Tent.

3:00 pm Pretty Girls Sing Soprano Specializing in tight harmonies, rock, folk, country, bluegrass and blues at the Memorial Green Tent.

4:30 pm The MisAdventures Playing great songs both popular and obscure that make people want to dance, sing or just act crazy at the NYA Tent.

4:30 pm Shanna Underwood and Wanderlost A rotating cast of folks who love playing blues-infused country folk at the Memorial Green Tent.

6:00– CLAM FESTIVAL PARADE 7:30 pm Special guest Barry Williams, Star of MeTV’s The Brady Bunch, ushers in this year’s “Board Games” themed Parade! Sponsored by Bay Square at Yarmouth, Estabrook’s, Intermed, and Yarmouth Boat Yard.

Blue Hill Brass, 2018

10:00 am– YARM-OPOLY! Oversized, playable 5:00 pm Monopoly, featuring historic photos & facts about Yarmouth. At the Yarmouth History Center, Free Admission!

10:00 am Lighthouse Keeper Interactive story- telling combining live classical music and narration at the Kids’ Area Stage.

11:00 am– Artascope’s Free Art Expo 4:00 pm Experience the stress - relieving effects of making art, open for all ages, at the Kids’ Area on the Library lawn.

11:00 am MAINE STATE CLAM SHUCKING CONTEST at the Memorial Green Tent. Professional and amateur heats! Prizes for the fastest shuckers! Register at 10:30am. Sponsored by Hannaford Supermarkets and Kennebec Savings Bank.

11:00 am CELEBRITY CLAM SHUCKING CONTEST at the Memorial Green Tent. Featuring local TV & radio personalities.

11:00 am Flight 317 Students from 317 Main Community Music Center play a mix of folk, bluegrass, pop and contemporary at the NYA Tent.

12:00 pm Norman Magic Productions combines original magic tricks with a unique style of story telling, action, and audience interaction at the Kids’ Area on the Library Lawn.

12:30 pm Ellis Falls Playing your favorite country hits of today, you are bound to get up and dance at the NYA Tent.

1:00– FIREFIGHTERS’ MUSTER on 3:30 pm Main Street in front of Memorial Green. High-spirited competition among area fire departments. Hosted by WGME. Sponsored by Dunkin’, United Insurance, and Norway Savings Bank.

2:00 pm Joint Chiefs This Portland ME, band plays a mix of original songs and covers of rock, Americana, country, folk, and rockabilly music at the NYA Tent.

2:00– Mad Science: Ramp it up, Energy 3:00 pm Show Hop on board the Mad Science express and get ready for a high-speed romp into energy and power at the Kids’ Area Stage.

3:00 pm Moore & Moran Acoustic mix of forgotten favorites, familiar originals, and lesser known classics at the Memorial Green Tent.

3:30 pm The Downeasters Barbershop Harmony Society at the NYA Tent.

Check our site clamfestival.comfor additions to the daily schedule.

The Festival can be a loud & crowded place. PLEASE LEAVE PETS AT HOME

For the safety of children and your pets. Service animals are welcomed.

7:30 pm The Renovators Original rockin’ blues with humor, soul, and funk at the NYA Tent.

9:15– FIREWORKS! Best viewed from 9:45 pm behind Smokey’s or at Memorial Green. Sponsored by Cumberland County FCU.

9:30 pm Fight at the Family Picnic Fun and high energy 8-piece funk, rock and blues dance party at the NYA Tent. Sponsored by Schaeffer Douglas Title.

9:30 pm Dream Runner 3-piece band offering new take on classics at the Memorial Green Tent.

Sunday, July 21 7:00– Flapjack breakfast & sausages served 10:30 am up at the First Parish Church, or grab a breakfast pizza or breakfast sandwich from the Yarmouth Rotary Club or Yarmouth Junior Class at Memorial Green.

9:00– 39TH ANNUAL CLAM FESTIVAL 11:30 am MEN’S & WOMEN’S PROFESSIONAL BIKE RACE Races start and finish on Main Street by Memorial Green. Sanctioned by The United States Cycling Federation. Sponsored by Garmin.

11:00 am Deepwood Ramblers Two guit-pickers with too many guitars, serving up a rootsy, free-wheeling mash-up of blues, garage rock, and country with a little help from their friends, at the NYA tent.

3:30 pm Steamer the Clam Sighting! Photo Op with Mike Leonard at the Kids’ Area on the Library Lawn.

4:00– Royal River Community Players 5:00 pm return with their second annual Summer Sing-Along! Come join in as we sing our favorite songs from stage and screen. Located in the Kids’ Area.

5:00– K9 Demonstration Local officers will 6:00 pm showcase the talent of their canine partners. Meet the stars and handlers. Main Street in front of Memorial Green. Sponsored by Bath Savings Institution.

5:30 pm Gunther Brown Classic Americana and modern alt-county, a refreshing blend of rootsy styles at the NYA Tent.

6:00 pm Kevin Midgley Players Local Delta bluesmen playing slide guitar, mandolin and harmonica at the Memorial Green Tent.

7:00 pm Steamer the Clam Sighting! Photo Op with Mike Leonard at the Memorial Green.

7:30 pm Pan Fried Steel This steel-drum band plays infectious island-inspired Calypso music at the Memorial Green Tent.

Check our site clamfestival.comfor additions to the daily schedule.

11:00 am– Royal River Community Player 12:00 pm return with their second annual Summer Sing-Along! Come join in as we sing our favorite songs from stage and screen. Located in the Kids’ Area.

12:00– DIAPER DERBY at the Memorial 1:00 pm Green Tent. A fun race for crawlers and toddlers hosted by Lee Goldberg from WCSH. Registration is required & begins at 10am. Sponsored by Cumberland County FCU and North Yarmouth Academy.

12:00 pm 8th Annual Kids Fun Bike Ride Join the Youth Cycle Project for a one mile ride beginning at Village Green Park. Bring your bike and helmet. Registration online at Bikereg.com.

12:00– Blue Hill Brass Featuring five 12:30 pm centuries of fun traditional music and a great time for all.

The Wicked Good Band Maine music and humor at the NYA Tent. Sponsored by The Notes.

1:00 pm Norman Magic Productions combines original magic tricks with a unique style of story telling, action, and audience interaction at the Kids’ Area on the Library Lawn.

1:30 pm Memphis Lightning Rocking bluesmen with classic and original hits at the Memorial Green Tent.

1:00– MAIN STREET RUMBLE One of a 4:00 pm kind auto show in front of Town Hall. Sponsored by Portside Real Estate and G.M. Libby & Sons.

2:00 pm Steamer the Clam Sighting! Photo Op with Mike Leonard at the NYA Tent.

2:00 pm Royal River Chorus Award-winning 60-voice women’s chorus, barbershop- style harmony at the NYA Tent.

2:30– Mad Science: Radical Reactions 3:30 pm Chemistry Show Are you ready for some crazy chemistry? Get Ready to be amazed with these Fun and Safe demonstrations at the Kids’ Area Stage.

3:00 pm Jenny Jumpstart Acoustic folk and country originals at the Memorial Green Tent.

4:00 pm Cumberland Community Band to wrap things up at the NYA Tent.

4:00 pm Onward 6-piece band from southern Maine playing classic rock, folk, Americana, and blues at the Memorial Green Tent.

4:00 pm See you next year Steamer! Steamer the Clam Photo Op with Mike Leonard at Memorial Green.

Thank you to all the citizens and businesses of Yarmouth who work

together each year to make this event a wonderful success!

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1 Estabrook's Garden CenterBreath-taking display of Plants, Flowers and Trees. The Staff will be on hand to answer any questions about your garden or planting needs. Visit clamfestival.com for updates on demos and other activities.

2 Renewal by AndersenThinking of replacing your windows and doors? Renewal by Andersen can provide you with a free, in-home project quote to have us design, sell, install and warranty your windows and doors. Call, go online or visit our booth to schedule a free appointment.

3 Bay Square at YarmouthNeed to cool off? Stop by the Bay Square location and see what cooling treats they have available! Learn more about the Bay Square at Yarmouth Community!

4 CutcoAmerican made.Find every knife you need. Made from quality materials and handcrafted by cutlery experts, these will be the knives you depend on every day in the kitchen, at the table and outdoors.

5 US CellularWe’ve got you covered. Get reliable national cell service in the Middle of Anywhere. Save even more with our latest discounts, deals and specialoffers. 4G LTE share, surf, stream and more, up to 10X faster.

Please visit clamfestival.com for a schedule of fun and free demonstrations from our Clam Fest Crossing Companies!

Schedule will also be posted during the weekend.

6 PIC Home ProsLuxury Bath of Maine & PIC Home Pros is a proud supporter of the Yarmouth Clam Festival! A name you can trust for bathroom updates, kitchen remodels and siding for your home with over 10 years of expertise. Top to bottom bathroom remodeling, in just one day! Please visit our booth to receive our Clam Festival special!

7 Ram TrucksExperience the all new and Ram HD 2500 & HD 3500. Demo a truck and receive a gift while supplies last. You can also enter for a chance to win a vehicle credit in the amount of $70,000 valid toward the winner’s choice of an FCA US LLC vehicle from the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram Truck or Fiat brands.

8 Leaf FilterAre you tired of cleaning your gutters? Leaf Filter Gutter Protection is a permanent solution. Micromesh gutter cover installs on top of existing gutters, eliminating cleaning and protects homes from damaging debris. Lifetime, transferable warranty. Ask about our senior & military discounts!

9 MeTV PortlandBarry Williams, Star of MeTV’s The Brady Bunch on Saturday, July 20th from 1-4. Meet, take pictures & get autographs with Barry!

10 Lee’s Family TrailerCheck out the latest and greatest line of campers on the market. Walk through the display model and see for yourself!

2019 Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce Members• 317 Main Community Music

Center

• 50FISH

• Ameriprise Financial

• A-Plus Party Rental

• Basic Needs Construction &

Painting Co

• Bates Law Firm

• Bath Savings Institution

• Bay Square of Yarmouth

• Be Well Consulting Group

• Benchmark Real Estate

• Berkshire Hathaway

• Bickford Education Center

• Bistro 233

• Bopp & Guecia

• Brentwood Center for Health

and Rehabilitation

• Brickyard Hollow

• Brown Chiropractic

• Camden National Bank

• Casco Bay Ford

• Centerline Design & Build

• Center Street Cycles

• Clayton’s Café & Bakery

• The Cleaning Solution

• Coastal Ace Hardware, Inc.

• Coastal Maine Interiors, Inc.

• Consolidated Communications

• Cuddledown

• Cumberland County FCU

• Cunningham Security Systems

• David Kitchen - Bean Group

• Day’s Crabmeat and Lobster

• Dependable Layout and Design

• Dick Woodbury

• Discover Maine Magazine

• Downeast Energy

• Downeasters Chorus

• Drummond & Drummond, LLP

• E-Connection-Judy Knaub, CPA

• Edelweiss Enterprises Inc.

• Edward Jones

• Elizabeth Dow Photography

• Epic Image Salon

• Estabrook’s

• Family Leadership Center

• Farmhouse Floral by

Estabrook’s

• Father & John Landscaping

• Fendler PR

• Fiberstructures LLC

• First Parish Church

• Forecaster

• Freedom Boat Club

• Funeral Alternatives

• G.A. Gear

• G.M. Libby & Sons

• Gather Farm Fresh Eatery

• Gorham Savings Bank

• Goudreau & Sons Golf Carts, LLC

• Graph X Signs, Inc

• Greater Freeport Chamber of

Commerce

• Hancock Lumber

• Hannaford

• Homestead Flooring

• Hopkinson & Abbondanza

Attorneys

• Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc.

• Island Treasure Toys

• J.S. McCarthy Printers

• Jeff’s Electric, LLC

• Jessica Fromuth Acupuncture

• JMB Interiors

• Kennebec Savings Bank

• Key Bank

• Key to the World Travel with

Shauna

• Kim Diehnelt Music

• The KISMET Foundation

• Learning with Fun

• LegalShield + ID Shield

• Liddy Hair Salon

• Linda Bean’s Maine Kitchen and

Topside Tavern

• Lindquist Funeral Home

• LMR Insurance

• Maine Center for Insurance

Consulting and Education, LLC

• Maine Indoor Karting

• Maine Rivers

• Mann Law, LLC

• Maples

• McVety’s Hearth and Home

• Merrill Lynch

• Merrill Memorial Library

• Michael Leonard Photography

• Mister Bagel

• Mowfield Farm

• Mr. Handyman of Greater Portland

• Muddy Rudder

• Nest-Eggs LLC

• North Yarmouth Academy

• Northern Light Mercy Hospital

• Norway Savings Bank

• The Notes

• Owl & Elm

• P & P Screen Printing

• Pat Thompson – Bean Group

• Patriot Insurance Company

• Pat’s Pizza

• PDK Pyro Inc.

• Peoples United Bank

• Peter Haynes

• Pete’s Upholstery Shop

• Plumb-It, Inc.

• Portside Real Estate Group

• Powers Real Estate

• Primary Residential Mortgage

• Real Maine

• Reform Physical Therapy

• Representative Janice Cooper

• Rick Snow for House

• Riverview Physical Therapy

• Robert W. Boyd Amvets Post 2

• Roger Duncan Photography

• Route One Fitness

• Royal River Books

• Royal River Community Players

• Royal River Grill House

• Sally Morris, Attorney at Law

• Schaeffer Douglas Title

• Senator Cathy Breen

• ServiceMaster

• Sherwin-Williams

• SimplySized Home

• Smith & Associates, CPA’s

• State Farm Insurance

• Stirling Consulting, Inc.

• Summit Natural Gas of Maine

• Sysco Northern New England

• Taymil Partners, LLC

• Ted O’Meara Communications

• Terrence J. DeWan & Associates

• Thai Culinary Arts Studio

• Toddy Brook Golf Course

• Town of Yarmouth

• Town Pride

• Tyler Technologies, Inc.

• United Insurance

• United Insurance, Bill Goddard

• Vail General Contracting Inc.

• The Village Framer

• Vitalius Real Estate Group

• Vreeland Marketing & Design

• Waeldner Law

• Welcome Wagon

• Whitney Tree Service

• Windward Payroll and

Bookkeeping Services

• Woodhull Public House

• Yarmouth Alumni Association

• Yarmouth Arts Alliance

• Yarmouth Audiology

• Yarmouth Boat Yard

• Yarmouth Cares about

Neighbors

• Yarmouth Dental

• Yarmouth Education

Foundation

• Yarmouth Frame and Gallery, LLC

• Yarmouth History Center

• Yarmouth Insurance Agency

• Yarmouth Lions

• Yarmouth Payroll Plus, Inc.

• Yarmouth PTO

• Yarmouth Rotary

• Yarmouth School Department

• Yarmouth Senior Housing, Inc.

• Yarmouth Spinal Care

• Yarmouth Village Improvement

Society, Inc.

• YMCA of Southern Maine (Casco

Bay Branch)

• Youth Cycle Project

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Festival Parking Locations

Food

Information

First Aid

ATM

Porta Potties

Church

Walking Path

Park/Open Space

Map Key

Free Parking

Fundraising Lots

Handicap Parking

Free Shuttle Stop

Festival Highlight

Free Bike Parking

Bus Stop

ROAD CLOSURE INFORMATIONMain Street between School Street and

Portland Street will be closed on Saturday of the festival. Access for residents, businesses, festival

operations and the free shuttle bus ONLY.

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Craft Show

Serendipity Stage

Pink Elephant Sale

Carnival

Art Show

First Parish

First Universalist

Police Merrill Memorial Library

North Yarmouth Academy

Food Circle

Kids’ Area

Clam FestCrossing

Served by Yarmouth Non-Profit OrganizationsFriday and Saturday 10 am–10 pmSunday 10 am–5 pmBreakfast opens at 7 am on Saturday & Sunday

All of the Clam Festival food booths are managed by Yarmouth-based non-profit organizations to fund their group activities throughout the year. These non-profits are comprised of school, civic and church organizations.

When you buy Festival food, you are making a donation to a well-deserving non-profit group. We thank you!

At Memorial Green(Booths are listed in clockwise order around the Food Circle.)

1 Strawberry Shortcake, Homemade PiesFirst Parish Congregational Church

2 Fried Whole Clams in Crumbs, Onion Rings, Fried Clam Strips, Crab Meat Roll, Fried Mozzarella, Jumbo Fried Shrimp Yarmouth Ski Club

3 Root Beer Ice Cream Floats, Haddock Chowder, Calzones, Breakfast Pizza (Saturday & Sunday until 10 am) Yarmouth Rotary Club

4 Cotton Candy, Fresh Fruit CupsParish of the Holy Eucharist

5 Fried Dough, Sausage Subs, Shaved Steak and Cheese Sandwiches, Clam Chowder, Iced CoffeeYarmouth Hockey Boosters

6 Lime Rickeys, Sirloin Tips, BBQ Chicken Sandwiches, Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Kielbasa on a StickDowneasters Barbershop Chorus

7 Clam Cakes, Fresh Seasoned Chips, Falafel Plate, Blueberry CrispYarmouth Football Boosters

8 Pancake Breakfast, Breakfast Sandwiches 7-10:30 am Saturday & SundayYarmouth Junior Class

8 Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, Hot Dogs, Chips, Pepsi Beverages, Iced TeaYarmouth Senior & Sophomore Classes

9 Chicken Nuggets, Haddock Fingers, Fried Shrimp, Fried Scallops, French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, Lemon Lucy SlushYarmouth Lions Club

10 Fried Clams in Batter, Spanakopita, Jalapeño Poppers, Veggie Salad BowlRoyal River Chorus

11 Grilled Scallop Rolls, Maine Crab Cakes, Clam Frit-ters, Tuna Salad Rolls, Blueberry Fritter, Homemade Cheesecake with Strawberry or Blueberry ToppingsFirst Universalist Church

12 Ice Cream Cones & Sundaes, Ice Cream Sandwiches, Corn Dogs, Tater Tots, Fried Pickles, Italian Ice, Chocolate Chip Cookies, LemonadeYarmouth Day Care & St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church

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14 Steamed Lobsters, Steamed Clams, Lobster on a Stick, ColeslawDay’s Crabmeat & Lobster / Yarmouth Swim Team

15 Whole Pizza, Sliced Pizza, Red Hot Dogs, Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, Kids Value Meal with Juice Box & Cookie, Pepsi BeveragesScouts BSA Troop #35

At Other Locations on Main StreetNYA Lawn Ice Cream Cones, Ice Cream Floats, Popcorn,

Soft Pretzels, Natural Blueberry & Root Beer Soda, Lemonade, Iced Tea/Coffee/Cold Brew CoffeeNYA Parents Association

First Parish Church Homemade Pie a la Mode, Strawberry Shortcake, Hot Dogs, Crab Rolls, Lobster Rolls, Lobster & Crab Salad, Three Bean Salad, Lemonade, Milk, Orange Juice

Pancakes with Blueberries, Breakfast Sausages 7-10:30 am Saturday & Sunday

Parish of the Holy Eucharist Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Beans & Bacon, Chips, Pepsi Beverages

We thank Downeast Energy for their support and service during the festival and we thank

Cabot Creamery Cooperative for their donation of butter to our non-profit organizations.

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We RecycleHelp us increase our sustainability

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Thank you to Maine Standard Biofuels for recycling our cooking oils.

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Friday & Saturday 10 am–9 pm Sunday 10 am–5 pm

Sponsored by Bath Savings Institution

AccessoriesAnchorpak 15Bondi Band 80Mackenzie Couture Assessories 27Morris & Essex 88Mountain Tops 41Ori Shibori 90Sea Bags 78Sea Crow Company 8

ArtistsAlan Claude Inc. 123Dan Johnson Designs 62Festive Fish 35Henna by Jackie T2 Lobstering is an Art 19Mainely Lab Studios 66Peggy Clark Lumpkins Painting 112Remarkable Blackbird T1Ryan Kohler Paintings 140Sarah Madeira Day 109

ChildrenCheryl’s Fantasy Dress Up 75Eliza’s Spirit 20Go Babe 93The Merry Crown Society 106The Princess Party 72

ClothingAngelrox 21 Belted Cow Company 46Coyote Graphics 14Live Maine 79Mama Hen 115Sew’n Wild Oats 11Think Greene 64

FiberBlocked Co. 83Designs by Diana Bags 116JUSTKIM 44Maine Coast Mittens 73Maine Hill Studio 128NODROG Farms LLC. 129True Blue Collections. Inc. 52Wharf Warp 117

FoodBeast Feast Maine 130Captain Mowatts 92Dafini Greek Gourmet 40Fresh 77Grey Goose 119Guzman’s Gourmet Salsa 82Heitmanns Gourmet Nuts 3Maine Sea Salt 91Moose Creek 136Muddy Mary’s Gourmet, Inc. 98Phenomenal Fudge 18Regina Spices 65Shipwreck Galley 94Simply Served LLC 28Thai Culinary Arts Studio 132The Spicy Shark 25Tree of Life Maple Farm 10Zen Bear Honey Tea, LLC 67

Glassby the Glass 60Neal Drobnis Glass 70Old Bottle Sea Glass of Maine 144Richmond Glass Glass Works 33Sam Lawrence Glass 111

Home GoodsA & E Stoneworks 36Alice Kate By Design 47DeWitt Machine & Fabrication 133Floating Leaf Tables and Chairs 34Forever Boards New England, LLC 68Loohoo Wool Dryer Balls 85My Maine Mat 74Salt Air Design 76The Bakery Belles 29

JewelryAkakpo & Company 54Amy Vander Els 84Artisan Glass 120 /121Bunting Hill Arts 26Calli b. 97Cat Bates Jewelry 142Chaya Studio Jewerly 30DMG Designs 102Earth Metalworks 131Emily Diaz Norton Ceramics 108James Russell Metalsmiths 87Judith Barker Jewelry 110Liz Prescott Jewelry 58Lovell Designs 42Maine Melon 1Marrick 12

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Jewelry (continued) MARTini Jewels 43Miller Designs 137Morgan McGeehan Designs 23Naomi McNeill Jewelry 138Paper Moon Jewelry 51Sarah Crawford Handcrafted 122Seamack Design 63Southwest Expressions 7Stelzer Metalworks 113Tina Dinsmore Fine Jewelry 99Twigs and Heather 89Two Son Jewelry 45

MetalIron Arts 104RI Artisan Birdhouse 13The Silver Spoon 139

OtherKettle Cove Enterprises 32Tidepieces 101

Personal CareBeedandy, LLC 127Frenchie’s Natrual Products 24Human Nature 48Pen-Y-Bryn Lavender Farm 50Planet Botanicals 114Rooted Earth Farm & Apothecary 81

PetsSew Fetch Dog Collars 2Stitchery By Stacy 86Whisker Biscuits 17

PhotographyJim O’Reilly Photography 105Lori A. Davis Photographer 53MaineMade Photos 100Mojophotos 141

PotteryAdrian King Pottery 103Cabin Pottery 22Caswell Clayworks 126Lacey Pots 61Nedware Pottery 59Ocean Fire Pottery 135Robert Fishman Pottery 56

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2019 Yarmouth Clam FestivalCraft Show Booth Locations

Craft Show Map

For more information and how to contact these craftspeople, visit our web site:

clamfestival.com

Please confirm with booth maps at festival for possible location changes.

Mixed MediaRobin Gardella Augusta, MEDaniel O’Connor North Hampton, MAAnn E. Rhinehardt Vassalboro, ME

OilsDebra Grubbs Salem, NH Kim Ferreira Marino Portsmouth, NHLea Peterson Georgetown, MEFinn Teach Gardiner, ME & AcrylicsGeorge Baker Georgetown, MEFrances Henderson Sharon, MA & PrintmakingErik Minzner Newcastle, ME & WaterbasedKristia Merriam Yarmouth, ME & WatercolorsSandy Dolan Searsport, ME

Pen and InkGene Matras Pittsfield, NH

PhotographyValerie Hill Whitefield, NHMichael Murray Lisbon, MEAvner Ofer Washington, DCElzbieta Weron Deland, FL

PrintmakingLeo Donahue Fiskdale, MA

WatercolorsDan Burleigh Phillips Deland, FL Joe Cousins Freeport, MEMarvin Jacobs Belmont, MEDenis Leblanc Auburn, ME

Friday 10 am–5 pm Saturday 10 am–7 pm Sunday 10 am–5 pm

Come to this eye-catching show on the front of the Library Lawn and see work from some of the best artists in the state of Maine and the region. Enjoy the show under three Maine State Champion Oak Trees, the largest known living members of each species in Maine. Sponsored by Vreeland Marketing & Design.

AcrylicsSteve Hayes Falmouth, MERose Kennealy Cape Elizabeth, MEKate McGreavy Bath, MEPage O’Rourke Yarmouth, MEChristine Prosser Arundel, MEGerald Robillard Harrisville, RISara Tremblay Acton, MEJeanette Vertentes North Stonington, CTSusan Vittner Portland, ME

CaricaturesPaula Carter Belfast, ME

Metal SculptureWade Ward Buckfield, ME

Art Show under the Library Oaks

The Road to Zero WasteIn efforts to safeguard the health of our beautiful planet, the Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce, along with the Town of Yarmouth, is partnering with ecomaine, We Compost It, and our Lacrosse Boosters, to make sure we play our part. Please look for the correct bins along Main Street and at Memorial Green and help us stay on the road to zero waste!

Steamer the Clam Sightings!Look for the photo icon and time listings to have your picture taken with Steamer the Clam, official mascot of the Yarmouth

Clam Festival! Then take time after with our Clam Cam professional photographer, Mike Leonard, who will be providing free tips and tricks to get the best shot with your camera! www.phototourismbymike.com

How to Download a Clam Cam PhotoPlease visit clamfestival.com to find your Steamer Sighting photo. Photos are located under Events / Steamer Sightings, just select the day you had your photo taken with Steamer!

A Special ThanksClam Festival Steering Committee 2019

Adrienne Nardi – Chamber Executive DirectorMark Barbalias – Events and SponsorshipKristi Belesca – Diaper DerbyScott Conrad – Festival OperationsJoe Cousins – Art Show DirectorGiz Daniels – Sound CrewMaria Edwards – Operations & Firefighters’ MusterLenora Felker – Kids’ Fun Bike RideMegan Freeman – BankingDan Gallant – Yarmouth Police ChiefDavid Greer – Festival OperationsPam DiPietro Hale – Chamber PresidentPhil Harriman – Clam ShuckCourtney Kennedy – Parade DirectorDan King – North Yarmouth AcademyMike Leonard – Clam CamMelissa Libby – Operations & Main Street Rumble Karyn MacNeill – Yarmouth Community ServicesDan Masselli – Yarmouth Fire DepartmentBuddy Moore – Entertainment DirectorRon Pelton – Pat’s Pizza Classic Five Mile RunLori Perkins – Craft Show DirectorMike Robitaille – Fire Chief/Firefighter’s MusterJohn Rogers – Kids’ Fun RunJeff Seavey – UtilitiesTerry Seavey – Operations & BankingErik Street – Public Works Director Emily Sullivan – Festival OperationsNikita Wallace – Festival Operations

…and anyone else we may have forgotten…sorry…

• The Yarmouth Clam Festival’s inaugural event was in 1965, making 2019 the 54th Festival.

• More than 85,000 visitors from 32 states (primarily Maine and New England) and over 10 foreign countries are expected to attend the three-day Festival.

• Over thirty-five local non-profit organizations work to raise funds by selling food, parking cars, picking up trash, and helping with setup and breakdown.

• The record for the Maine state clam-shucking contest is 25 clams per minute! The secret to winning the shucking contest - it’s all in the wrist!

• According to a reliable old-timer, one year 50 bushels of clams (about 10,000 clams!) and over 600 lobster were served.

• Over 60 musical acts and entertainers will perform on three stages.

• Over 160 crafters, artists, and photographers from Maine and New England display and sell their work.

• Ten plus miles of electrical wire is run to power the Festival.

• The Festival’s mile-and-a-half, hour-long parade has over 130 floats, marching bands, antique cars, and unique entertainers from all over Maine and New England. The parade draws thousands of spectators that line the entire length of Main Street.

• The Clam Festival used to be the Firemen’s Field Day and the Firefighter’s Muster is a well- preserved tradition attracting firefighters and spectators from all over Maine and New England.

• About 6,000 pounds of clams, 6,000 lobster rolls, 2,500 pancake breakfasts, 2,000 shore dinners, 400 homemade pies, and 6,000 strawberry shortcakes are expected to be consumed at the Festival. All are washed down with 10,000+ Lime Rickey’s (a signature Festival beverage).

• On Saturday evenings we host a spectacular firework display that lights up the Yarmouth sky.

• The Festival mascot, Steamer the Clam, was created in 2004. The human inside the shell is a well-kept secret. Steamer’s wardrobe includes 4 hats: a sou’wester, baseball cap, birthday hat, and “Cat In The Hat” hat.

• Over 4.5 tons of ice is consumed.

• 4,530 lbs of trash was composted , and 260 gallons of cooking oil was recycled in 2018.

To learn more about the Festival, go to clamfestival.com

Fun Facts About the Clam Festival

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