Things to Do: Hip-hop dancing, goat yoga and green beer

Portland Art Museum. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer

3rd Thursday
5pm – 8pm, Portland Art Museum, 7 Congress Square, Free. portlandmuseum.org
For a new twist on the traditional happy hour, head to the Portland Museum of Art on the third Thursday. The 3-hour event offers food from Fred’s Fried Dough and Mr. Tuna, beverages from the Black Tie company, family-friendly activities, and the chance to visit his PMA shop selling local beads from Loxley Designs and his jewelry . All the while, you hear sweet tunes from DJ Double Dessert.

Dancer Daniel Nguyen at the last The Exchange X8 hip-hop jam. Photo by Jake Doolittle

Exchange X8
Saturday from 12:30pm to 4:30pm. South Portland Community Center, 21 Nielson St., $5 to watch, $10 to attend. portlandyouthdance.org
Long live hip hop! Maine hip hop it’s time for his jam. Everything takes place at the South Portland Community Center. Exchange X8, presented by Portland Youth Dance, brings together local, street and studio hip-hop dancers all under the same roof for an afternoon of explosive dance with spectacular DJs. The choreography exhibition features both children’s and adult hip-hop crews and displays graffiti art. Bust move!

Center Ashley Flowers leads a goat yoga class at Smiling Hill Farm. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer

goat yoga
12:30 p.m. Saturday. Smile Hill Farm, 781 County Road, Westbrook, $22. ashleyflowersyoga.com
March is a brutal month in Maine, but here’s how to put a smile on your face while doing some recovery stretches. Local instructor Ashley Flowers leads goat yoga sessions at Smiling Hill Farm. She highly recommends cuddling the mama goats and their babies in a large outdoor enclosure (outdoor structure in case of inclement weather). You can enjoy taking selfies with animals, and classes are for beginners, so everyone is welcome. Even if you can’t attend on Saturdays, there are plenty of opportunities as classes are held all year round.

Celebrate the day after St. Patrick’s Day at the Thompson’s Pint event in Portland. Digital Storm/Shutterstock.com

Thompson’s pint
Saturday noon to 5 p.m. Brick South at Thompson’s Point, 15 Resurgam Place, Toll. thompsonspoint.com
Head over to Thompson’s Pint at Thompson’s Point to keep your St. Patrick’s Day sparkle for another day. Brick South is transformed into a beer hall with local craft beers. With games, live music and food trucks, gather your gang and plan your day to feel Irish.

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