Wild Blueberry Weekend In Maine — August 1-3, 2026

Wild Blueberry Weekend takes place over the first full weekend of August during peak wild blueberry season. Exact dates are announced annually on the official Wild Blueberry Weekend website.

Wild Blueberry Weekend is a collection of many local events happening during the first full weekend in August across Maine. Each participating location creates its own offering, which may range from special menu items to farm experiences or product sales.

Experiences vary by location and may include:

Wild blueberry baked goods and desserts
Wild blueberry beer, cider, wine, and cocktails
Special restaurant menu items
Fresh berry picking
Farm tours & demonstrations
Honor-system farm stands selling fresh wild blueberries
Ice cream, jams, and specialty products
Some locations host full events, while others featured wild blueberry products

Many locations are free to visit, especially farm stands and retail businesses. Food, drinks, and products are typically sold by each participating business. Prices and formats vary by location.

Most Wild Blueberry Weekend experiences do not require tickets. Some restaurants, breweries, or special events may recommend reservations or have limited availability. Visitors should check individual event listings.

An interactive statewide map and event list are published here on the official Wild Blueberry Weekend website. Visitors can search by region or town to plan their visit.

Yes. Many participating locations are family-friendly, including farms, bakeries, and ice cream stands. Some brewery or winery locations may be 21+.

An honor-system farm stand is an unmanned roadside stand where customers select fresh wild blueberries and leave payment in a cash box or use a posted digital payment method. These stands operate on trust and are common in rural Maine.

Wild Blueberry Weekend is coordinated by the Wild Blueberry Commission of Maine. Individual events are hosted independently by participating farms and businesses.

Maine wild blueberries are native, low-bush blueberries known for their intense flavor and high antioxidant content. They grow naturally in Maine’s climate and are a signature agricultural product of the state—as well as being the official state fruit!