easy
3–4 hours
No special fitness is required; this is a relaxed social dining experience.
Experience a memorable lobster bake fundraiser in Portland, Maine, supporting the Blain Morrison Alves Scholarship & Grant Fund. Enjoy fresh lobster and support education in a beautiful coastal setting.
Join Island Lobster Company on July 12, 2025, in Portland, Maine, for a unique and delicious lobster bake fundraiser benefiting the Blain Morrison Alves Scholarship & Grant Fund. This private outdoor experience offers guests the chance to savor fresh, locally sourced lobster cooked over an open fire in the classic Maine tradition. Beyond the mouthwatering seafood, the event fosters a strong community spirit as attendees support a meaningful cause that helps students pursue higher education. The gathering combines culinary delight with heartfelt philanthropy, creating an unforgettable summer afternoon by the water. Set against the scenic backdrop of Portland’s coastal charm, the event is perfect for families, food lovers, and advocates of education alike. In addition to enjoying perfectly cooked lobster, participants will get to mingle with local chefs, learn about sustainable lobster fishing, and embrace the relaxed atmosphere of Maine’s vibrant coastal culture. Whether you’re a longtime lobster fan or new to Maine’s famous cuisine, this lobster bake fundraiser stands out as a memorable way to engage with the community and contribute positively. Don’t miss this opportunity to join Island Lobster Company for great food, a good cause, and stunning seaside views.
Plan to arrive early to secure good outdoor seating and enjoy the full experience.
Bring layers as coastal Maine weather can be cool, even in summer evenings.
Some vendors may prefer cash payments, so bring some on hand.
Dispose of trash properly and support sustainability efforts at the event.
Portland’s fishing heritage dates back centuries, with lobster fishing being a vital part of the local economy and culture.
Sustainable lobster harvesting practices are emphasized to protect marine populations and ensure availability for future generations.
A light jacket keeps you comfortable during cooler coastal evenings.
summer specific
Protect your skin from sun exposure during the daylight hours.
summer specific
Wear comfortable shoes for standing and walking near the coastal setting.
Stay hydrated throughout the event with a refillable water bottle.