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Social media can be unpredictable—sometimes you miss out on the best local events, only to see them in your feed after they’ve already happened (so frustrating😖!). That’s why we send out a weekly email packed with everything you need to plan family fun around the Sebago Lake region.

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🖊️ Our top picks for family-friendly events happening this weekend and the upcoming week
🖊️ Links to local programs, camps, sports, and activities for kids
🖊️ Helpful resources and ideas to make outings and everyday moments even more fun with your kids
🖊️ Announcements about new local businesses and community partnerships

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Feels Like Summer: Summer Festivals + Free Beaches + Bike Trails

As summer break approaches, local families can look forward to more relaxed outings and adventures around the Sebago Lake region. The Lake Region Kids Calendar offers a variety of free or low-cost activities, including beaches, playgrounds, and festivals, encouraging families to explore and enjoy their surroundings together.

June Is Here: Strawberry Picking + Mountain Division Trail + Summer Concerts

The author recounts a family weekend at a baseball tournament and highlights the challenges of finding suitable playgrounds for kids during travel. They emphasize the importance of local recommendations for parents, leading to the creation of Lake Region Kids Calendar, which provides valuable insights and guides for family-friendly activities around Sebago Lake.

Plan Ahead For Summer Fun: Standish Playground + Stroller Friendly Trails + Boating With Kids

With summer approaching, the author anticipates longer outdoor evenings and family outings. They have explored the Sebago Lake area, creating guides for local activities, parks, and rainy day ideas. The newsletter aims to help families maximize summer fun and encourages sharing the resource with others for shared enjoyment and discovery.

Summer Starts Here: Memorial Day Weekend + Beaches + Food Trucks

The arrival of warmer weather signals the approach of summer, encouraging families to enjoy outdoor activities like park visits and community events. The Lake Region Kids Calendar aims to simplify planning summer outings, highlighting local playgrounds, trails, and food truck parks, while promoting connections among families for fun experiences.

This Week’s Easy Wins: Smoothie Stops + Beginner Hikes + Memorial Day Events

Lake Region Kids Calendar highlights local spots and activities for families in the Sebago Lake region, emphasizing the value of spontaneous outings. It provides a directory of accessible playgrounds, trails, and libraries, fostering community connections. The platform aims to make outdoor adventures manageable and enjoyable for families, encouraging shared recommendations and participation.

Start Small, Get Out: Bike Park + Big Kid Playgrounds + Chalk the Trail

Getting kids out of the house requires practice and gradual steps. The Lake Region Kids Calendar aims to simplify this process, offering resources and ideas for outings, local activities, and easy takeout options near Sebago Lake. By sharing experiences and suggestions, families can cultivate a routine that encourages exploration and community engagement.

Make Space for the Sunny Days: Sandwiches + Windham Playground + Farmers Markets

As summer approaches, the author reflects on balancing project completion with enjoying the sunny weather. With about 6-8 weeks before school ends, there are opportunities for outdoor activities even amidst rain forecasts. Local resources and upcoming events are highlighted to help families connect and plan enjoyable outings in the Sebago Lake area.

Make the Most of April: Wildlife Park + Windham Library + After-School Adventures

During April vacation, the focus has been on simple outdoor explorations and family activities, emphasizing ease and spontaneity. With longer days and favorable weather, families are encouraged to enjoy local spots, short trails, and playgrounds. A roundup of ideas and events is provided to help maintain that flexibility as routines re-establish before summer break.

April Vacation Plan: Rainy Day Ideas + Breakfast Stops + New Playgrounds

A recent discussion among Maine moms highlighted the challenge of balancing work and family during school breaks. The author reflects on their journey with Lake Region Kids, emphasizing a family-oriented approach to summer activities. They provide useful resources for local outings and encourage community engagement to support local businesses and families.

Last Snow of Spring? Easy Playgrounds + New Trails + April Vacation Preview

The author reflects on the transition from winter to spring, emphasizing the enjoyment of outdoor activities with family. They share a focus on local, low-cost outings and new content about nature exploration, playgrounds, and trails in the Sebago region. The piece encourages families to re-engage with seasonal activities and community resources.

I’m Lauren


I am a lifelong Mainer and the creator of Lake Region Kids Calendar! As a mom of two living and playing in the Sebago Lake Region, I love staying active indoors and outdoors, sharing local hidden gems, and highlighting the kid and family friendly events and activities that make our community special.

Let’s connect!

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