Community Is Alive and Well in Fayette, Maine
On November 5, 2024 Fayette residents will be asked to vote for or against the sale of Starling Hall in 2025. The Fayette Board of Selectmen scheduled Public Hearings to
Trunk or Treat: Thank you!
Friends of Starling Hall wish to sincerely thank those local residents and Fayette Central School staff who participated in our first annual TRUNK or TREAT this Saturday the 22nd. Your
Growers Needed for FOSH Annual Plant Sale
Friends of Starling Hall is seeking plant enthusiasts willing to help us grow a variety of annuals and perennials for purchase at our Annual Plant Sale on Saturday, May 28th.
Fellow Bakers: Apple Pies and Irish Cakes Needed!
Our Annual Irish Dinner is scheduled for March 12th at Starling Hall. This will be a very traditional Irish boiled dinner patrons can take-out or enjoy at the hall. We
4th Annual Yard Sale Update – Thank You!
The weather was perfect and once again the community pulled together and donated lots of items to the event to help make this year’s yard sale (on Saturday, June 26th)
3rd Annual Plant Sale Update – Thank You!
Thank you to all who attended and all who helped with our 3rd Annual Plant Sale! There was a great deal of competition on the day of the plant sale.
Starling Hall Building Updates – Thank You Maine Cabin Masters!
In mid-April 2021, Kennebec Cabin Company, known to most of us as Maine Cabin Masters, completed necessary expert renovation work right lower side of Starling Hall. A team of four
Starling Hall – Moving Right Along
In early January, 2018 Starling Hall was relocated back 30 feet on its existing property and onto a new foundation. Until this move, this beautiful former Grange hall sat seven
Starling Hall’s Historic Importance
Fayette, Maine began as an agricultural community, predominantly of cattle farmers, that Incorporated in 1781. The Grange, established originally in Washington, DC as The Patrons of Husbandry, arrived in Maine