WISCASSET — St. Philip’s Episcopal Church will celebrate all things strawberry during its 60th annual Strawberry festival on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The church is located at 12 Hodge St.
The “event is a favorite of many locals, as well as those ‘from away,’ who look forward to the annual kick-off to the summer season,” states a news release from the church.
Patrons can enjoy luscious shortcakes piled high with real whipped cream, chocolate dipped berries, jam and ice cream cones and more, according to the release.
This year, Amazing Lou the magician will be performing a family-friendly show at 11 a.m., then will be strolling the grounds entertaining with his balloon animals and sleight of hand. Musicians will also help to create a festive atmosphere. A children’s area, silent auction, plant sale, hot dog stand, lunchroom, and knit-and-stitch table will round out the plans for the day.
A variety of homemade pies will be auctioned at noon. Proceeds support the church’s various programs.
To add to the festive atmosphere, there will be a craft show with many artisans. Among the offerings will be handmade fishing ties, wooden bowls, baskets, jewelry, soaps and creams, baked goods, and handiwork of other varieties.
For more information, call the church office at 882-7184.
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