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About Islesboro Community Center
Welcome to Islesboro Community Center, the island’s central, non-profit hub for gatherings, performances, and community programs. With a historic Community Hall dating back to 1860 and a flexible Conference Room, ICC supports a variety of events—from concerts and markets to meetings and private rentals. We’ve got you with straightforward, no-fuss ticketing and planning guidance, plus trusted local recommendations to help you make the most of your visit to Islesboro, Maine.
Capacity varies by space: the Community Hall can host up to 230 people (125 seated), and the Conference Room accommodates up to 35. While there isn’t a published seating chart, we’ll help you plan around the space and event needs. The Center is a cornerstone of island life, regularly hosting Farmers Markets, Community Hall Concerts (including performers like Louisa Stancioff), New Year Contra Dances, and a wide range of rentals and programs year-round.
Planning a trip to Islesboro? We can connect you with nearby lodging and dining options, plus practical travel details to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.
Venue details: Islesboro Community Center, 103 Pendleton Point Rd, Islesboro, ME 04848. The Center features a historic Community Hall and a versatile Conference Room, both available for community events, performances, and private rentals. As a non-profit, ICC supports local programming and island life, with a focus on accessibility and community connection.
Parking and transportation: On-site parking details aren’t published publicly. For ferry travel, use the Lincolnville ferry terminal (seasonal parking fees) or the Islesboro ferry terminal (free parking with overnight permit options in certain lots). Transit options include Maine State Ferry Service between Lincolnville and Islesboro, local bus service in Lincolnville, and water taxis on-demand for island travel.
Nearby lodging and dining: Secure comfortable stays and island meals with recommended options nearby. Affiliate partner hotels and inns include Aunt Laura's B&B (Islesboro) at 812 Main Rd, Spouter Inn Bed & Breakfast (Lincolnville Beach), Beach Cottage Inn (Lincolnville Beach), and Inn at Starlight Lodge (Rockport). These partners help you plan convenient, quality accommodations close to the venue. Always check current partnerships for the best booking options.
Accessibility and planning tips: Whether you’re attending a concert, a market, or a private rental, consider the space capacities when choosing seating or standing arrangements. If you’re coordinating an event, we can help you identify suitable setup ideas for Community Hall or Conference Room, and share practical tips for scheduling, transportation, and nearby amenities.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: Community Hall up to 230 people (125 seated); Conference Room seating up to 35.
- Address: Islesboro Community Center, 103 Pendleton Point Rd, Islesboro, ME 04848.
- Venue type: Non-profit, multi-use community center with Community Hall (historic, dating to 1860) and a Conference Room.
- Seating chart: No official seating chart published publicly; capacity details provided per space and per event.
- Parking: On-site parking details not published; Lincolnville ferry terminal has seasonal parking fees; Islesboro ferry terminal offers free parking with overnight permits for some lots.
- Transit: Maine State Ferry Service runs Lincolnville <-> Islesboro; additional options include bus service in Lincolnville and local water taxis.
- Nearby hotels: Aunt Laura's B&B (Islesboro) at 812 Main Rd; Spouter Inn Bed & Breakfast, 2506 Atlantic Hwy, Lincolnville Beach; Beach Cottage Inn, 2533 Atlantic Hwy, Lincolnville Beach; Inn at Starlight Lodge (Rockport).
- Notable events hosted: Farmers Market, Community Hall Concerts (e.g., Louisa Stancioff), New Year Contra Dance; ICC hosts a range of rentals and programs throughout the year.
- Demolished or renamed: No demolition or renaming; ICC remains active and central to island life.