Dog Events in Kingfield, ME

Support the Conway Area Humane Society during this family- and pet-friendly fundraiser featuring an honor walk, live music, contests, games, food vendors, and activities for dogs and their people. Guests can enjoy fun competitions, agility challenges, and opportunities to celebrate beloved pets while helping animals awaiting their forever homes. Friendly dogs are welcome to attend, and adoptable dogs may be present. All pets should remain under their owner's control throughout the event.

Celebrate a two-day community street festival inspired by classic horror storytelling, featuring carnival games, food vendors, themed entertainment, and a lively parade. Pets are welcome to join their owners in the "Pet Sematary" Pet Parade on Sept. 20 at 5:00 PM. Any person dressed as a King character, along with their pets, is invited to walk in this short parade down Columbia St.

Bring Fido to shop with you from 70+ juried booths featuring handmade goods like chainsaw-carved sculptures, wire-wrapped crowns, cold-processed soaps, and chunky knit blankets. Savor specialty foods including craft nut and seed butters, infused oils, and nut-free baked goods. The festival will be held rain or shine.

New England Plant Expo presents an exotic plant market to enjoy with your four-legged friend. There'll be a variety of plants as well as botanically themed artisans and crafters. Food trucks are also available on site.

The Laconia Pumpkin Festival, formerly the New Hampshire Pumpkin Festival, welcomes leashed pups to celebrate the season! Expect thousands of glowing carved pumpkins, including the iconic pumpkin tower, live music (plus laser shows and dancing witches), festive parades for kids and costumed pets, artisan and food vendors, the Pumpkin Express train, games like corn-hole and craft stations, and a beer garden.

Bring your leashed pup for a beautiful fall morning walk down the Eastern Trail for a great cause! This event raises awareness and funds for hospice care and support across Southern Maine. There will be prizes, food, Holy Donuts, music and lots of community spirit. The event will start at the Hospice of Southern Maine, and from there attendees will walk 2.25 or 4.5-mile routes of the Eastern Trail.