146 Main Street Suite 201 PO. Box 336
Saco, Maine 04072
207-286-3546  sacospirit@hotmail.com
A Main Street Maine Community
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Following is a list of Downtown Saco
businesses visit their web sites and
take a virtual walk through downtown
Saco.  See all our unique stores and
meet some of our local merchants.


  • Leading beautification efforts downtown
    with flowers, holiday decorations,
    banners and Main Street rehabilitation

  • Facilitating economic development of
    Saco Island, leading to a $100 million
    investment

  • Building of the Riverwalk Trail along the
    Saco River

  • Raising awareness of Saco's downtown
    merchants

  • Organizing community events such as
    the Sidewalk Arts Festival, Fashion Show,
    Pumpkin Fest and Holiday Festival

  • Promoting Arts and Culture in the
    Community

  • Fostering community volunteering
Welcome to downtown Saco
Saco Spirit's events, decorations and      
revitalization efforts are made possible through
your generous donations and support!  
Main Street is an economic development
model created by the National Trust
specifically for revitalizing traditional
commercial downtown districts
At this time the Saco Spirit website is
under construction.
Thank you for your patience
Saco Spirit:
Support your local merchants

Shop and Dine locally
Saco Spirit
Come Have Some
Fun at This Year's


39th Annual
Saco Spirit

Sidewalk Art Festival
Saturday
June 27th

9 A.M - 4 P.M



You're invited to Saco Spirit's
                     Wine
                           Tasting & Treats
Pre-Arts Festival Fundraiser
Tonight
June 26th
6PM-9PM

Park next to Vic & Whit's
Ticket's available at Alphie's Saco Bay Classic's,
Simply You, Maine Jewelry, The Candy Garden,
Simply You Too and
Vic &Whit's
Come enjoy many flavors of wine, music, chocolate fountain,
good food, and great company!  Let's kick off tomorrow's Art
Festival

Do You Know?

For every $100 spent at a locally owned
business, $45 stays in the local economy,
creating jobs and expanding the city's tax
base. For every $100 spent at a national
chain or franchise store, only $14 remains in
the community.