• Cascabeles Handspindles. Handspindles and other turned-wood items.
• Camden Farmer's Market. Saturdays and Wednesday's during the summer, we usually spin at least one Saturday (for 2004 it's August 7th).
• Common Ground Fair. Held in September, there's fiber on the hoof (sheep, alpacas, rabbits, goats), a fleece tent and lots of spinners.
• Conway House. Historical society and museum located in Rockport, ME. The Midcoast Spinners are meeting there on Thursdays this summer.
• Dyeing for Fiber. Handdyed roving and yarn.
• Fiber Frolic. The place for fiber--held in June at the Windsor Fairgrounds. Many fiber-related products here, from animals on the hoof, to spinning wheels, to yarn and finished products.
• Hatchtown Farm. Handmade spindles and small spinning tools. Maine grown, covered Coopworth fleeces, roving, and yarn.
• Indigo Moon Farm. Fiber processing, multicolored batts, commercial roving, and llamas for sale in Somerville, ME.
• Industrial Hemp. Links to suppliers of hemp fiber and yarn.
• The Maine Blanket and Seacolors. Maine grown wool for blankets, and handdyed yarn.
• Montpelier. Revolutionary War re-enactment, August. We are invited to spin and we even dress up ;-).
• The Merlin Tree. Handmade spinning wheels and spinning wheel repair in Vermont.
• Romney Ridge Farm. Publisher of We Fiber Folk, graphic art specialists and basketmaker.
• Unique One. Yarn and Maine-knitted sweater store in Camden.
• Village Farm Alpacas. Maine grown alpacas, alpaca fiber and imported alpaca products from Peru.
• Vote Hemp. Industrial hemp advocacy.

Midcoast Spinners' contacts are Tracy and Peggy.