Wabanaki Culture Center, 39 Union Street, Calais, Maine 04619
International Homecoming Festival began in 1974 and continues to bring home family and friends to celebrate the friendship between the two international communities of St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada and Calais, Maine, USA. During the festival, these two communities become one, hosting and attending events held on both sides of the border. Many enjoy the street fair, children’s games and activities, concerts, craft shows, and so much more, ending with the spectacular fireworks show.
Main Street in Calais is blocked off the Saturday of the festival with vendors of crafts, food and activities. An ONLINE form link is below or use the downloadable vendor application and information sheet available in the forms section below. Reach out to the Chamber of Commerce with any Street Fair related questions.
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE VENDOR APPLICATION ONLINE.
Show your support for the entire event through a donation to the International Festival Committee. Many expenses are incurred to bring this fun event to our community. Support through contributions makes the event possible. A downloadable sponsorship information sheet is available below.. Reach out to the International Festival Committee for more information.
Direct message us for all sponsorship benefits!
The St Croix Valley Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors holds an annual meeting and awards event. The event is a celebration of all that has been accomplished, commemorates business and community, and is the time of the directors' election. Dinner, entertainment, key-note speakers, and award recipients are chosen with a vote every year. The event is open to Chamber members and the community-at-large.
Platinum Sponsor
$2000+
Gold Sponsor
$1000-1999
Silver Sponsor
$500-999
Entertainment Sponsor
$300
Award Sponsor
$100
Direct message us for all sponsorship benefits-which include tickets!
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