Nordic Heritage Center

Andy Shepard tells the Portland Press Herald that he’s leaving the Outdoor Sport Institute on July 1.

Top skiers from the United States, Canada and from around the globe, will converge on Aroostook County to close out this winter’s ski racing season next week.

Besides some of the big events that might attract tourists, Shea magnified hobbies that people like to partake in such as skiing, snowmobile riding, and ice fishing.

This is the last night for Movies in the Park until next year.

We caught up with Tyler Cray, Chairman of the Haunted Woods Walk for our Community Spotlight segment this week to talk about details about the walk.

The 2018 Himie Towle Memorial Winter Frolic will be held on Saturday, March 3rd.

When you hear the word “snow day” it’s music to the ears of many winter enthusiasts in Aroostook County and western New Brunswick.

The Nordic Heritage Center property will once again be haunted by ghouls, goblins, zombies and other scary creatures at the Haunted Woods Walk, October 7 & 8!

Dead River Company, a one hundred and six year old family-owned energy company, has stepped forward to support the Nordic Heritage Center as a local sponsor of the 2016 Biathlon World Cup, hosted by the Nordic Heritage Center from February 11 through 14.

Two new media buildings constructed by Northern Maine Community College students for the 2016 Biathlon World Cup were “flown” into place by a construction crane today at the Nordic Heritage Center.