FAQs

Please see list of fees by clicking here.

Please send your proposal for dates and focus by clicking here and scrolling to bottom. Summers only at this time (June through August).

No! Just a creative and inquisitive mind.  This is your space and place to recharge and relax how you see fit.

Waldoboro, Maine.  See map by clicking here.

Only with previous arrangements.  Ask in your proposal email, and include focus and dates. We can discuss.

Our neighbors have offered to rent out their creative work flex space in their newly renovated brick school house.  Please list studio needs, if interested, in your inquiry form.  The house only option can be a time to rest or for creatives that can work in nature or on the move, or collaborate with another local art

Portland Maine International Airport  1hr 20 min. away. Rides may be arranged.

A car is suggested.  There is not ride sharing (uber/etc), but there are taxis, but they do cost.  Grocery, hardware store and basics are within a mile walk. House is in little village with pub with good food, lovely barn brewery, post office, library, and pharmacy.

Erica lives in the barn that connects to the house. If you are renting solo, there are 4 other rooms that may be occupied with other creatives.  In submitting your proposals, we do our best to group folks for the most dynamic mix of creatives.  We also open to grouping suggestions, and the whole house can be rented by a creative group to use for themselves only.

The only suggested gathering is Sunday dinners where all contribute, and Erica will often join in to assist.  Otherwise scheduling food/cooking/tours/exploring is up to residents.  Erica can assist in connecting guests to what they are interested in in the area.

Waldoboro is 10 min. from Damariscoatta to the South, and Thomaston to the East.  30 min . from Camden, Rockland, Rockport.  2 hrs from Acadia. 1+ hours to Portland, 3 hrs to Boston.

The village of Waldoboro has several great options within a short walk...there is a great little village pub The Narrows, with good food; there is a bakery/cafe called Perch; a pharmacy; a wine bar at The Waldoboro Inn with billiards and food pop ups; the restored vintage The Waldo Theatre; Pinky LaRue a vintage market; Odd Alewives, a tasting room brewery on an old farm, with good food and firepits; a post office, a library, and a few galleries, and maybe more coming!