- TripBuzz found 64 things to do indoors in the Deer Isle area. From Nervous Nellie's to Turtle Gallery, Deer Isle offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 52 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 29 different types of things to do inside in or near Deer Isle, Maine. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Art Gallery, Arts & Crafts Classes, Art Museum and History Museums.
- There are 10 indoor activities in Deer Isle, and 54 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: Belfast, Rockland, Rockport and Mount Desert.
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Frances Perkins Center is an informative exhibit about the life and impact of Frances Perkins, the principal architect of the New Deal. Patrons can tour the Perkins Homestead while stopping by to see the interpretive exhibit about Frances Perkins.
44.3 Miles
A local theater devoted to bringing art and culture to Lincoln, the Lincoln County Community Theater features independent and art films. They also stream dramatic performances from the National Theater, and present live music performances.
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Plays, concerts, movies and more are available at the Lincoln Theater. Theatrical plays stream from London's National Theater in addition to live productions, feature films, live concerts, opera from the Met and special events.
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Tenji, Inc is a collaborative team of engineers, artists, scientists, and architects that builds aquatic systems and exhibits. The team is best known for creating a 7,500-gallon titanic-theme aquarium above a bar.
44.5 Miles
Maine Coast Book Shop & Cafe is a small place with a huge selection of books and magazines. Attached to it is a tiny cafe that serves coffee, tea and pastries.
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As the studio of a local watercolor artist, Jan Kilburn Watercolors offers watercolor classes to visitors wishing to learn her painting style. Most of her artwork is ocean themed, with subjects such as lighthouses, ports, and sailboats.
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A lighthouse built in 1824; the Monhegan Light is amongst the island's historic places. The current structure was built in 1850 after demolishing the old lighthouse structure that started to tilt, along with the fog bell.
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Pemaquid Craft Co-op is a specialty shop that fits any type of budget. They have original, hand-crafted and authentic souvenirs such like pottery, linens, and jewelry made by their locals
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Pemaquid Art Gallery is an art gallery housed within Lighthouse Park. The gallery is dedicated to providing a venue for talented local artists. Visitors to the gallery can expect to find a diverse collection of artistic pieces from these artists.
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Sustained by volunteers, the Monhegan Museum is managed by a small community of docents. It showcases local art works that specifically portrays the Island's artistic, cultural, industrial, social and natural wonders.