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Men Who Cook Benefit DinnerThursday, March 13 to March 13
Scrumptious dishes prepared by local men from Deer Isle and surrounding peninsula communities to benefit Seamark Community Arts Scholarship Program. Music provided by Archipelago. Prizes for cooks and door prize drawing for diners. Snow date: Sunday, March 14.
UMAINE MUSEUM OF ART ANNOUNCES FREE ADMISSION IN 2010
Friday, January 1 to December 31
The University of Maine Museum of Art announces a wonderful gift to the community and region — another year of free admission. Through the generosity of Machias Savings Bank the Museum of Art will continue to open its doors for all individuals and groups to enjoy the Museum in 2010 without charge. This is an extension of the bank’s gift of free admission in 2008, in memory of the late UMMA benefactor Edward “Ted” Leonard III.
2010 Dodge Challenger Giveaway at Hollywood Slots
Monday, January 11 to March 27
All Club Card members are invited to participate in the 2010 Dodge Challenger Giveaway on Saturday, March 27. Guests will receive one entry for every $10 coin played from January 11 through March 27. Club Card members who play on February 2 and 16 and on March 9, 16 and 23 will receive 10 times entries eligible for the drawing. Also, any Club Card member that plays on February 22 and March 10 will receive one hundred times entries for the drawing. The grand prize drawing will take place at 5 p.m. on March 27. Five names will be drawn and if present, those guests will be handed one envelop
Mowry Beach Conservation Area Bird Watching
Wednesday, January 13 to December 13
Self guided walks at the Mowry Beach Conservation Area with sandy beach is a great bird watching location and includes boardwalk overlooking the Lubec channel that is wheelchair accessible. Open sun up to sun down. This property benefits the community and is owned by the Quoddy Regional Land Trust, a local non-profit organization dedicated to protect our region’s heritage of open space, wildlife and natural resources for public access for more information visit www.qrlt.org.
Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
Friday, January 15 to April 3
Megan Chase, a painter based in Belfast, Maine exhibits a series of expressionistic landscapes in which color is paramount. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings is derived from travel and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
UMMA Art Exhibitions
Friday, January 15 to April 3
Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase Simple Complexity: Installation and Works by Gerry Stecca Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
Introduction to Violin
Wednesday, January 20 to March 24
Wednesdays: January 20th - March 24th, 6pm - 8pm (10 sessions, 2 hours each) Image: Daniel St.Pierre / FreeDigitalPhotos.net In this course you will learn the basic foundation skills of playing the violin. Among other things, students will be taught to identify the parts of the violin, and the basic technique. You will need a violin in working order along with a bow. A limited number of violins may be available for rental from the instructor. Please inquire at registration. Once those run out we can suggest local music stores to rent from. $200 for this 20 hour class. Instructor: Hannah Miller, Waldoboro, ME Hannah has played violin for over 19 years, and has taught private lessons during that time. Register now! http://www.sweetlandretreat.com/workshops.htm
Geocaching
Sunday, January 31 to December 31
Geocaching events. Have a GPS? Want to find treasure? Need a reason to do something with the family? Need a reason to get outside? Want to have fun? This can take a few minutes or an entire day. Go to geocaching.com and find out how to get started. Here are a few events. Celebrate 2009 \\\\\\\"This Ain\\\\\\\'t no Mega Event!\\\\\\\" (GC21H2B) Location: Windsor, Maine Date:1/31/2010 Time: 2:00PM-6:00PM Midway Through Winter! (Event Cache)(GC22XEY) Location: Kennebunk, Maine Date: 2/8/2010 Time: 6:30-9:00PM
Meet the Candidates for Governor
Friday, February 12 to April 29
Meet the Candidates for Governor. Introduced by students, the candidate will be given one hr for a speech and questions. Every Thursday night a new candidate will be presented. Candidate and date scheduled are: 2/11-Peter Mills & Lynne Williams; 2/25-Matt Jacobson; 3/4-Pat McGowan; 3/11-Steve Rowe & Libby Mitchell; 3/18-Bruce Poliquin & Bill Beardsley; 3/25-Paul Lepage & Elliot Cutler; 4/1-Alex Hammer; 4/8-Rosa Scarcelli; 4/15-John Richardson; 4/29-Steve Abbot. Runs from Feb 4 to April 29. Rm. 23, UMF Roberts Learning Center. FREE. Open to the public.
Family Activity Room Package Sarting at $109.95
Wednesday, February 17 to May 2
$109.95 1 Weekend Night or $114.95 1 Weekday Night (New lower weekday night!) Includes: Accommodations (1 night), Full Breakfast for 2, One Activity And Kids Eat Free! Activities to choose from are: $25.00 Dinner Coupon to Zackery's Restaurant, 1 In Room movie, 2 Movie Passes to Cinemagic Stadium Theaters, 2 Children's Museum Tickets, 2 Art Museum Tickets, $15.00 Chuck E Cheese Gift Card, $15.00 Pizza Hut Coupon, $15.00 Irving Gas Card toward a Road Trip (Limited Time only), Snow Tubing Tickets for 2 (When in season!) Or you can donate your activity and receive our very cute Lobster stuffed animal and $12.00 will be donated to Cancer Care of Maine for the New Lafayette Family Cancer Center at Eastern Maine Medical Center. This specially priced room package is available now though May 2, 2010.
Belfast Artist Bernice Arthur Turns Ninety. Aarhus Gallery Celebrates with Neicy at 90: A retrospective of Bernice Arthur with friends"
Thursday, February 18 to March 15
Neicy, has entered the building. Bernice ‘Neicy’ Arthur that is. For her birthday, Åarhus Gallery is having a retrospective show of her life’s work. Topping out at 4’ 10” she’s an eccentric jolly bundle of artistic talent, wit and humor. Her artistic expression runs the gamut from superb pencil drawings depicting life in Boston and New York from her medical secretary days during WWII, to paintings, writing and found object sculpture, during her child rearing and art teachiing years. She has continued prolifically right up to her funky colorful collages that she creates today.
"Bid Against Child Abuse" Auction
Thursday, February 18 to April 18
The “Bid Against Child Abuse” 15th Annual Auction will take place on Friday, April 16, 2010 at The Nonantum Resort, Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport. Preview & Registration: 6:30 p.m, Auction: 7:00 p.m. Tickets $10 before April 9th or $15 at the door. Admission includes: Hors d’oeuvres, Coffee and Dessert; Cash Bar. For more information: 207-985-5975, E-mail: events@kidsfreetogrow.org All proceeds benefit the programs of the Child Abuse Prevention Council of York County.
"Private Gardens of the Kennebunks" Garden Tour
Thursday, February 18 to July 18
Join us for our 16th annual “Private Gardens of the Kennebunks” Garden Tour, July 17th , 2010 from 10:00 -4:00. All proceeds benefit the prevention programs of the Child Abuse Prevention Council of York County, Maine. Tour nine lovely gardens throughout Kennebunk and Kennebunkport. Advance tickets are $15.00 before July 1st; $20.00 July 1st through day of the event. Please call (207) 985-5975 or visit our website for more information: www.kidsfreetogrow.org
American Cancer Society Daffodil Days
Thursday, February 18 to March 28
You can help save lives by giving daffodils this spring through the American Cancer Society Daffodil Days® program.Bouquets of fresh-cut daffodils will be available for a donation of $10. You can also send flowers anonymously to cancer patients in the community by donating a Gift of Hope for $25. Potted daffodil bulbs are available for $15 and a Boy\'s bear delivered anonymously to a child impacted by cancer for a $25 donation.
Line Dancing Instruction
Friday, February 19 to March 26
Line dancing for beginners! 6 week session, Fridays 7pm - 9pm Cost:$7.00 per lesson, pay at the door. Cas bar for liquid courage!
"Hands-on-Equations" Algebra Course
Wednesday, February 24 to May 5
Level I: Through solving algebraic equations students use mental arithmetic and basic facts in a meaningful, enjoyable way. From 2:00 to 3:00 on February 24, March 3, and March 10. $45. Level II: Students gain familiarity with positive and negative numbers in an intuitive manner. Prerequisite is completion of level I. From 2:00 to 3:00 on March 17, 24, 31, and April 2 (if needed). $60. Level III: Students acquire further familiarity with positive and negative numbers. Prerequisite is completion of levels I and II. April 7, 14, 28, May 5 (if needed) $60. Preregistration & payment required
Anonymous Donor Promises 1:1 Match in Memory of Museum Registrar
Wednesday, February 24 to March 31
The Penobscot Marine Museum has received a "challenge grant" in memory of Edith P. Murphy of Rockland, who served as registrar at the Penobscot Marine Museum, and who passed away last August after a yearlong illness. According to the museum's executive director, Niles Parker, an anonymous donor has generously offered to match all donations made in Edith's name through March 31, up to a total of $10,000. Donations toward the matching grant in Edith's name can be sent to the Penobscot Marine Museum, PO Box 498, Searsport, ME 04974. Phone: 207-548-2529. Donations can also be made online.
Belfast Artist Bernice Arthur Turns Ninety. Aarhus Gallery Celebrates with Neicy at 90: A retrospective of Bernice Arthur with friends"
Thursday, February 25 to March 22
Neicy, has entered the building. Bernice ‘Neicy’ Arthur that is. For her birthday, Åarhus Gallery is having a retrospective show of her life’s work. Topping out at 4’ 10” she’s an eccentric jolly bundle of artistic talent, wit and humor. Her artistic expression runs the gamut from superb pencil drawings depicting life in Boston and New York from her medical secretary days during WWII, to paintings, writing and found object sculpture, during her child rearing and art teachiing years. She has continued prolifically right up to her funky colorful collages that she creates today.
Beginning Farmer Series Scheduled
Thursday, February 25 to March 18
Are you thinking of starting a farm? Information at the outset can put you on the road to success by saving you time, money and energy. UMaine Extension offers a 4-week series in Waldo starting February 25. Classes will be held on Thursdays, 6:30 – 9pm. Educators Rick Kersbergen and Caragh Fitzgerald will collaborate with farmers and other experts to present this series. Novice farmers will be given the tools to evaluate and choose enterprises, develop a business plan and market their products. $50 per farm. Registration ends Feb 19. Call 1-800-287-1481 or regkenn@umext.maine.edu
Public Supper
Thursday, February 25 to March 13
Elm Street Congregational Church at 31 Elm Street in Bucksport will hold a public supper on Saturday, March 13 at 5-6 p.m. in Brown Hall. The supper will feature casseroles, salads, baked beans, rolls, and homemade pies. A 50/50 raffle will take place that evening. Money raised will go into the church\'s building fund. The cost is $7.00 for adults, $3.00 for children ages 5-10 and there is no cost for children under 5.
Line Dancing Instruction
Friday, February 26 to April 2
Line dancing for beginners! 6 week session, Fridays 7pm - 9pm Cost:$7.00 per lesson, pay at the door. Cas bar for liquid courage!
CALL TO ARTISTS: Senior College & UMaine Hutchinson Center\'s 8th Annual Festival of Arts
Monday, March 1 to April 15
Co-Chairs Dorothy Alling and Cathy Bradbury announce the Call 4 Artists for the 8th Annual Festival of Arts scheduled for May 13th - 16th. Linden Frederick will be the special guest artists and speaker. CALL TO ARTISTS Visual Artists: Age 50 years (or more) Amateur or Professional Festival:“Non-Juried Exhibit” May 13th thru 16th UMaine Hutchinson Center 80 Belmont Ave (Route 3) Belfast, ME Contact: Rainy Brooks for Entry Form at: 207-548-2502 OR email: rainysart@gwi.net *Deadline Date for Entries APRIL 15 No fees or costs to exhibitors, nor for public
Anniversary Sale
Monday, March 1 to March 31
****5 Year Anniversary Sale**** Week 1: Buy 4 get the 5th one free-shades,valances,panels and home decor items. Week 2: $5.00 off every item in the store (value $20.00 or more) Week 3: 15% off any special or custom order! Week 4: 25% off all ready-made items; panels,sheers,valances,and shower curtains. *sales cannot be combined; sale prices do not apply to existing sales.
"Hands-on-Equations" Algebra Course
Wednesday, March 3 to May 12
Level I: Through solving algebraic equations students use mental arithmetic and basic facts in a meaningful, enjoyable way. From 2:00 to 3:00 on February 24, March 3, and March 10. $45. Level II: Students gain familiarity with positive and negative numbers in an intuitive manner. Prerequisite is completion of level I. From 2:00 to 3:00 on March 17, 24, 31, and April 2 (if needed). $60. Level III: Students acquire further familiarity with positive and negative numbers. Prerequisite is completion of levels I and II. April 7, 14, 28, May 5 (if needed) $60. Preregistration & payment required
Beginning Farmer Series Scheduled
Thursday, March 4 to March 25
Are you thinking of starting a farm? Information at the outset can put you on the road to success by saving you time, money and energy. UMaine Extension offers a 4-week series in Waldo starting February 25. Classes will be held on Thursdays, 6:30 – 9pm. Educators Rick Kersbergen and Caragh Fitzgerald will collaborate with farmers and other experts to present this series. Novice farmers will be given the tools to evaluate and choose enterprises, develop a business plan and market their products. $50 per farm. Registration ends Feb 19. Call 1-800-287-1481 or regkenn@umext.maine.edu
Literacy Volunteers Fundraiser in Farmington
Thursday, March 4 to March 21
The Young Victoria, the Annual Literacy Volunteers Movie Benefit, will be shown on Sunday, March 21st, 2010 at 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM at the Narrow Gauge Cinema in Farmington, Maine. Decribed as a romantic drama of the events preceding and fllowing the coronation of Queen Victoria and her early reign and romance with Prince Albert in the 1830\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s. This movie features Emily Blunt as Victoria and Rupert Friend as Albert. Tickets are available in advance at Devaney, Doak and Garrett & Twice Sold Tales
Anonymous Donor Promises 1:1 Match in Memory of Museum Registrar
Thursday, March 4 to March 31
CHALLENGE GRANT HONORS EDITH MURPHY The Penobscot Marine Museum has received a "challenge grant" in memory of Edith P. Murphy of Rockland, who served as registrar at the Penobscot Marine Museum, and who passed away last August after a yearlong illness. According to the museum's executive director, Niles Parker, an anonymous donor has generously offered to match all donations made in Edith's name through March 31, up to a total of $10,000. As Registrar at the Penobscot Marine Museum from 2002 until 2009, Edith was responsible for keeping track of artifacts and ensuring proper environmental conditions for storage and display. “Edith performed a remarkable amount of work for the museum and did a wonderful job at implementing new procedures, caring for our artifacts, and elevating our collections management standards at PMM,” said Parker. “Our collections and the material culture of our state are far better off because of her work.” We are incredibly sad to have lost Edith, who was our colleague as well as friend, but are grateful that such a thoughtful and meaningful gift has been made to recognize Edith and her many contributions, while also supporting the ongoing efforts of the museum. Edith also worked as Registrar for the Farnsworth Art Museum and did special projects for the Colby College Museum of Art, the Abbe Museum, and the Maine State Museum. Donations toward the matching grant in Edith's name can be sent to the Penobscot Marine Museum, PO Box 498, Searsport, ME 04974. Phone: 207-548-2529. Donations can also be made online: www.PenobscotMarineMuseum.org The Penobscot Marine Museum was founded in 1936 and is Maine’s oldest maritime museum. Its Searsport grounds comprise 13 historic buildings, including ship captains’ homes, an early town hall, and two boat houses. Eight of the buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places, and together they represent Searsport when it was a bustling port during the Age of Sail. Inside the historic structures, artifacts, exhibits and interpreters tell the stories of Maine’s seafaring past. The Penobscot Marine Museum is located at U.S. Highway 1 and Church Street in Searsport, Maine, between Bucksport and Belfast. For more information and scheduled events, please see our website: www.penobscotmarinemuseum.org
Aarhus Gallery to Donate to Food Banks and Celebrate Art in the Community
Thursday, March 4 to March 28
2nd annual "44N 69W: Radius Belfast" Please join Åarhus Gallery for an opening reception Friday March 5th, 5-8pm for the second annual '44N 69W: Radius Belfast'. An all encompassing show running from March 4th through the 28th, of work by Maine residents of any age or training, living within a thirty-mile radius of Belfast. From potters, painters, and welders to musicians, knitters and mobile makers, artworks celebrating and illuminating this vast creative community will be on view and for sale with 20% of proceeds going to food banks within a thirty-mile radius of Belfast.
Aarhus Gallery to Donate to Food Banks and Celebrate Art in the Community
Thursday, March 4 to March 28
2nd annual "44N 69W: Radius Belfast" Please join Åarhus Gallery for an opening reception Friday March 5th, 5-8pm for the second annual '44N 69W: Radius Belfast'. An all encompassing show running from March 4th through the 28th, of work by Maine residents of any age or training, living within a thirty-mile radius of Belfast. From potters, painters, and welders to musicians, knitters and mobile makers, artworks celebrating and illuminating this vast creative community will be on view and for sale with 20% of proceeds going to food banks within a thirty-mile radius of Belfast. Last year over one hundred and fifty pieces of art were exhibited to the delight of hundreds of visitors, friends and loved ones with consequent sales enabling a generous donation to the Good Shepard Food Bank. This year, a $5 fee to submit work will be donated directly to local food banks increasing the help that we all know is critical to the health of our community. Aarhus Gallery, 50 Main St, Belfast, winter hours are; February-May, Thursday-Sunday 12 noon-6pm. For more information call 338-0001 or visit www.aarhusgallery.com where a slideshow of the current works are available.
Bangor Community Theatre Presents - Jury Room by C.B. Gifford
Friday, March 5 to March 14
Twelve jurors gather to decide the innocence or guilt of a young girl. Did she stab her uncle in cold blood? The verdict, the solution, the climax of the play arrives together in single, smashing conclusion! March 5th, 6th, 13th @ 8pm March 7th & 14th @ 2pm Tickets $10.00
Line Dancing Instruction
Friday, March 5 to April 9
Line dancing for beginners! 6 week session, Fridays 7pm - 9pm Cost:$7.00 per lesson, pay at the door. Cas bar for liquid courage!
Alcestis
Saturday, March 6 to March 15
Euripides’ Alcestis, translated and adapted by Ted Hughes and directed by Martin Andrucki, Charles A. Dana Professor of Theater. A story of struggle, hope and the victory of unswerving love over death. Admission: $6/$3. For more information call 207-786-6161 or visit www.batestickets.com.
Pathfinders Support for grieving children Spring session
Monday, March 8 to May 17
Pathfinders: Support for Grieving Children, announces its Spring 2010 Session, beginning Monday, March 8 and ending Monday, May 17 from 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. at Redeemer Lutheran Church on Essex Street in Bangor. Please visit www.pathfindersmaine.org for location directions. Pathfinders offers this ten-week session to provide grief support for children and their families or caregivers that are experiencing the death of a loved one. Adults who attend with children meet in their own groups. Teens can attend on their own as long as they have the consent of their caregiver. Celebrating its 16th year, Pathfinders was founded by Maria Brountas and the late Barbara Eames. The program provides special bereavement support geared specifically for children beginning at age 4 through young adults. To help defray costs, there is a $50 fee per family with a limited number of scholarships available. Volunteer facilitators are specially trained to meet the needs of grieving children and their adult caregivers. Training will begin Saturday, February 13. For more information on attending a session or volunteering, please contact Linda Boyle at 973-8269. Pathfinders is a program of Bangor Area Visiting Nurses and part of EMHS. Through its members across the region, EMHS advocates on behalf of our communities with an integrated, tireless, and passionate voice. Member organizations share common values and work together to ensure the highest quality care is available to all.
Win Nick Thune's New Comedy CD/DVD "Thick Noon" on WHSN
Monday, March 8 to March 12
All this week on WHSN's Unbalanced Breakfast listen to win the new CD/DVD from comedian Nick Thune "Thick Noon" courtesy of Comedy Central Records. The Unbalanced Breakfast, weekday mornings on 89.3 FM, WHSN
wellspring reversing diabetes program
Tuesday, March 9 to March 29
Are you DIABETIC or PREDIABETIC then this is for you.Wellspring is a proven program. Two men in the Bangor area reversed their diabetes in less then 90 days you can also.Are you sick & tired of being sick tired? Is DIABETES ruining your life? If so call 478-6711 NOW to reserve a seat now. seating is limited and the meeting is free.Come get the info and meet some of the happy people who have already been through the wellspring program. There will be meetings in Lincoln and Bangor meeting start March 25, 2010 call today 478-6711.or 944-5953 for Bangor or 794-3091 for Lincoln.
Noonday Concerts
Wednesday, March 10 to March 31
3/10: Soprano Courtney Curtis with Seth Warner, guitar and vihuela. Note location change for this Noonday Concert only, held in Bates College Museum of Art. 3/17: Chase the Fiddlers, directed by Greg Boardman. 3/24: Piano students of Anastasia Antonacos. 3/31: Pianist Anastasia Antonacos, violinist Jennifer Elowitch and cellist Benjamin Noyes. For more information contact 207-786-6135 or olinarts@bates.edu.
"Hands-on-Equations" Algebra Course
Wednesday, March 10 to May 19
Level I: Through solving algebraic equations students use mental arithmetic and basic facts in a meaningful, enjoyable way. From 2:00 to 3:00 on February 24, March 3, and March 10. $45. Level II: Students gain familiarity with positive and negative numbers in an intuitive manner. Prerequisite is completion of level I. From 2:00 to 3:00 on March 17, 24, 31, and April 2 (if needed). $60. Level III: Students acquire further familiarity with positive and negative numbers. Prerequisite is completion of levels I and II. April 7, 14, 28, May 5 (if needed) $60. Preregistration & payment required
Ice Fishing on Long lake/ St. Agatha
Thursday, March 11 to March 11
Jan 1 opens up our fishing on Long Lake - daily until March 31. We offer 3 camps for rent. Daily/ 3 day minumum/ $136 tax included, per day/ 4 people or Weekly-$760 tax incl./4 people.
Bath Blarney Days
Thursday, March 11 to March 17
For one week in March, Bath celebrates Irish Heritage with Bath Blarney Days. The festival includes live Irish music, special shopping events, the Shamrock Sprint 5k, a St. Patrick's Day Parade, and a St. Patty's day celebration to remember. The City of Ships is the place to be from March 11th to March 17th.
Pennies to Ride: The Kennebunks' Turn-of-the-Century Trolleys
Thursday, March 11 to March 11
Take yourself back to the heyday of trolley travel on the seacoast, when passengers could ride the electric railway the 21 miles from Sanford to Cape Porpoise in 90 minutes for just 35 cents. This exhibition explores the progression of the area’s trolley system from 1899 until the 1930s. A series of historical vignettes introduces visitors to students who took the trolley to school, tourists, a conductor, and even a romance on the rails! Open Tues-Fri, 10-4:30 and Sat 10-1.
Beginning Farmer Series Scheduled
Thursday, March 11 to April 1
Are you thinking of starting a farm? Information at the outset can put you on the road to success by saving you time, money and energy. UMaine Extension offers a 4-week series in Waldo starting February 25. Classes will be held on Thursdays, 6:30 – 9pm. Educators Rick Kersbergen and Caragh Fitzgerald will collaborate with farmers and other experts to present this series. Novice farmers will be given the tools to evaluate and choose enterprises, develop a business plan and market their products. $50 per farm. Registration ends Feb 19. Call 1-800-287-1481 or regkenn@umext.maine.edu
Celebration Room & Dinner Package starting at $119.95
Thursday, March 11 to May 2
Starting at $119.95 1 Weekend Night or $129.95 1 Weekday Night Includes: Accommodations (1 night) Plus a 4 Course Dinner for two people. Enjoy a relaxing overnight get away for the the 2 of you then have dinner by the fireplace! The dinner is valued at $50 and includes two glasses of wine, plus soup and salad for two, two entrees and two desserts from a selected menu. This offer is valid any night of the week. Enjoy a romantic dinner for 2 at a great price! Every Saturday there is a Live Jazz Dinner Show in the Dining Room from 6p-9p. Dinner is served nightly at Zackerys Restaurant 5p-9p.
Skills USA Maine Championship Conference
Thursday, March 11 to March 12
Live Music
Thursday, March 11 to March 11
Join us for live music, Thursdays at the City Park Grille!
Fill a Bag Sale!
Thursday, March 11 to March 11
Visit the Community Services Thrift Shop March 1- 13 and Fill a Bag for $5! Fill two or more and your name is entered into a raffle for a $100 shopping spree!
Fill A Bag Sale!
Thursday, March 11 to March 11
Visit the Community Services Thrift Shop March 1- 13 and Fill a Bag for $5! Fill two or more and your name is entered into a raffle for a $100 shopping spree!
Arts N Kids
Thursday, March 11 to March 11
The final session of this year's Arts N Kids starts March 2nd. Boys and girls ages 8-11 work as a group to learn songs and movements from the musical "Peter Pan." No performing experience necessary. Call for more information.
Jazz with Susan Patten and her Musical Partners
Thursday, March 11 to March 11
Jazz vocals with Susan Patten, Brian Catell on piano, Brian Nadeau on trumpet and Don Knowles on bass 5:30-7:30pm
Irish Heritage Lecture
Thursday, March 11 to March 11
Former Colby Professor Robin A. S. Haynes will discuss role of Irish in Bath's history.
Reading: Normand Beaupre
Thursday, March 11
Reading: Normand Beaupre, Biddeford native and noted Franco-American writer, reads from his works in French and in English. He is the author of the memoir "Le Petit Mangeur de Fleurs" ("The Little Flower Eater," Les Editions JCL, 1999) and editor of the recently published collection "Voix Francophones de Chez Nous" (Llumina Press, 2009). Sponsored by the Romance languages and literatures department.
