Maine State Music Theatre is a 2.5 hour drive from Boston on I-95. Once in Maine, some people prefer to take the more scenic route along US-1, which passes through such historic towns as Ogunquit, Kennebunk and Portland. Or continue on I-95 for a more efficient drive to Brunswick. Of course, out-of-town guests may want to stop at world famous L.L.Bean, located just 15 minutes south of Pickard Theater in Freeport.

• The Amtrak Downeaster serves the Brunswick area with several trips a day. For more information on taking the train to Brunswick, visit the Downeaster website.

• Air travel to Maine State Music Theatre is usually accomplished through Portland International Jetport, located about 30 minutes south of Brunswick. Please note that all performances are at the Pickard Theater on the Bowdoin College campus, located at the corner of Bath Road and Maine Street in Brunswick.

Pickard Theater is located at 1 Bath Road, Brunswick, ME 04011 

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From the South (Mass/NH/Kittery)
Take I-95 to exit 44 (formerly Exit 6a) to I-295 North. Travel North on I-295 for about 28 miles. Take Exit 28 (formerly exit 22) to Brunswick. This is US 1. US 1 becomes Pleasant St. Make a right onto Maine St. 

From the North (Augusta area)
Take I-95 South to Exit 103 (formerly 14B) to I-295 South to Take Exit 28 (formerly exit 22) to Brunswick. This is US 1. US 1 becomes Pleasant St. Make a right onto Maine St. 

From Eastern Maine
Take US Route 1 West towards Brunswick. Exit Route 1 at Cooks Corner. There should be a sign saying Bowdoin College next exit. At the traffic light make a right onto Bath Road. Continue straight on Bath Road. The campus will be on your left after the third traffic light. Pickard Theater is on the left on the corner of Bath Rd and Maine Street across from the First Parish Church. To get to the administrative offices, make a right at the first Parish Church onto Maine Street. Elm Street will be your first left after the railroad tracks. 

To MSMT Administrative Offices (year-round): 22 Elm Street is the second right off Maine Street when headed toward the theater, just past Northeast Bank in the yellow and brown building with the blue awnings on the right. 

Parking Update: There will be construction on Upper Park Row during the Summer of 2013 that may impact available parking. Check back for further updates.