Here are a couple of fun and distracting things going on in Maine this weekend with a special performance, a hip holiday event, free cider, and the perfect spot for rage-o-holics.

Lucky Betty’s Opens for Parade Watching

Friday, December 2 — Camden

“Walkin’ The Line” a Johnny Cash Tribute

Friday, December 2 and Saturday, December 3 —Thomaston

Scott Moreau is a cool cat. Moreau, a native of Litchfield, has traveled the world performing as Johnny Cash for more than a decade. In 2012, he wrote an original show, “Walkin' The Line,” based on interviews, anecdotes,and portions of Johnny's autobiography Cash, featuring more than 25 of Johnny's best-loved songs. He’ll be giving two performances of “Walkin’ the Line – A Tribute to Johnny Cash” at Watts Hall Community Arts Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., in the upstairs auditorium of Watts Hall, 174 Main St. The nearby Block Saloon will provide a cash bar, and concessions will be available by donation. Seating is general admission; doors open at 6:30 p.m. both nights. FMI: Tickets and Details

Killer Road Trip: The Rage Room in Winslow

Saturday, December 3 and Sunday, December 4 —Winslow

Feeling stressed? You can rage out at Central Maine’s newest entrepreneurial venture, The Rage Room, run by Craig Stanton, who dreamed up a fun use of his extra garage space. A rage room or an anger room is a place where you can smash all kinds of bottles and electronics. Rage Rooms, which started in Japan, have been popular in other areas of the country, but it’s the first one in central Maine. As a car detailer, this is his side gig and the place is picking up all kinds of buzz around the state. A Pen Bay Pilot story is coming soon. In the meantime, you can book individual or party appointments with Craig via email or by calling (207) 250-1923.

Two Places To Get Free Cider This Weekend

Friday, December 2 —Camden/Rockport

Kay Stephens can be reached at news@penbaypilot.com