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A workshop covering the Japanese art of amigurumi, or crocheting small stuffed creatures, will be held at Eastport Arts Center on Sunday, September 27 from 10 am to 1 pm, with Hazel Jeffrey leading instruction. The beginner-friendly class will cover basic crochet elements such as creating a slip knot, basic stitching, reading a pattern, and changing colors, along with providing guidance on elements specific to making crochet creatures, including making a magic circle. Tickets 
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Grand Lake Stream Writers: Then and Now is a free event offering readings and stories of place by published authors Wayne Curtis, Sydney Lea, Andrea Olsen, and Art Wheaton at 2 pm on Sunday, September 27. This talk is open to all, at the James Brite Schoolhouse on Water Street in Grand Lake Stream. Each author will share a story about Grand Lake Stream and read a favorite selection from their published works. Excerpts from an historical novel by Anna Cataldo and Ada Chambers, and a sketch by Minnie Atkinson will also be included. 
Invigorate your writing with this weekly free generative writing sessions, held remotely. Register for a Zoom link. These workshops are organized by Iota Co-Directors Penny Guisinger and Suzanne Strempek Shea. |
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Maine artist and author Sharon Yates will be launching a book, In the Fields of Maine, at Mulholland Market Gallery on Monday, September 28 from 3 to 5 pm. |
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Head out on a self-paced scavenger hunt in St. Andrews organized by Alley Kat Adventures. Starting at Honeybeans Coffee, participants will solve clues, tackle wacky tasks, and explore the city’s uncovered gems to create a fun, unique experience. Pet and family friendly. Tickets 
Print Lessons: Iterations & Archives draws connections between printmaking and storytelling to share the story of Robert Van de Peer and the Sunbury Shores Art & Nature Centre’s print studio. Using editioned prints from the studio’s archive going back to 1998, conversations with the artists whose work is found in said archives, and the curator’s personal experience, this exhibition provides lessons on the process of print making, the forms that documenting history can take, and how to find importance in the act of saving and retelling. 
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Join fiber arts instructor Debra Thomas for this introduction to tapestry weaving. Debra will provide participants with a beginning loom and a starting project, along with giving hands-on, one-on-one instruction to complete it. She will discuss the vocabulary behind tapestry weaving, basic techniques, and a few advanced techniques for those ready for them. Tickets |
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Tickets are now available for the 2026 Grand Manan Museum quilt raffle featuring "A Burst of Cheer", made by Dawn Locke and quilted by Suzanne Thebeau. Tickets are $5 each or three for $10 and can be purchased at the Grand Manan Museum or at the Saturday market, or by e-transfer to gm.museum.fin@gmail.com with an email to mjedwards454@gmail.com with your email, phone number, and number of tickets purchased (specific "quilt raffle"). Drawing will be late November at the Christmas market. 
Would you like to reduce stress? Manage emotional and physical pain? Sleep better? Please join author and teacher Yael Calhoun (MA, MS, E-RYT) for guided stretching and breathing on Wednesday afternoons in September, 4-5pm, at the Lubec Memorial Library. MP3 and MP4 recordings of breaks to do at work or home can be found at here. |
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Kindred Occult, a solo show by Alison Brynn Ross, will be on view at the UMM Gallery in Powers Hall, Room 109. The show explores feminism and nature, and how everyday items, creatures and interactions can be turned insidious through misunderstanding and deliberate misinterpretation. 
Artists are invited to submit art for consideration of being featured on Eastport Arts Center's winter greeting card. The artist whose work is selected will receive a $100 stipend. The theme should be a wintery scene or artwork that is inspired by winter climate, colors, ideas or emotions. The deadline is October 21. More details 
Community members may reserve the cider press. Review of orientation video required. Bring your own apples and empty juice containers. Community members are responsible for cleaning up after use and disposing of pulp. Registration instructions 
Cobscook Community Garden is made possible with the support of the community! Come on first and third Thursday mornings of the month to enjoy some time out in the sun helping with tasks like weeding, mulching, seeding, harvesting, and much more. |
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Beginning May 23 and continuing every Saturday from 10 am to noon, the Lubec Market features locally grown vegetables, sweet and savory baked goods, culinary delights, health products, fine art, and crafts. Located at 41 Water Street. For more information, email Felicia Newman. 
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This year's Harvest Festival in Calais includes a community potluck, movie, music, beauty pageant, and more. See more details 
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Head to the Lubec Memorial Library on Saturday October 3rd, 12:30 pm for the continuation of the oral story-telling series, “Welcome to Lubec: Stories of Home”. This session will feature stories and songs from Sid Williams. This series aims to highlight how we’ve each come to call Lubec ‘home’, our strong sense of community, and what we love most about living in this special place. Please inquire with library staff if you’d like to share your story next! 
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A Nigerian Cultural Dinner will be served on Saturday, October 3 starting at 5:30 pm at The Hub in St. George. Enjoy samples of famous Nigerian dishes along side music and community for a ticket price of $15. Contact Suren at 506-222-0168 or suren@ccmanb.com with any questions. 
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Grace, 2 returns to Saint John for a special concert celebrating the music of the Tragically Hip in support of the Canadian Cancer Society. With special guest Andre Pettipas. Tickets |
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Take in the fall air on Saturday, October 17 at Riverside Park, where farmers, crafters, delicious food, and pre-loved treasures can be found! 
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You are invited to a Blessing of the Animals Service offered by the Anglican Parish of St. Stephen in Ganong Nature Park on October 4 at 3 pm. Only pets are welcome at this service. Please no livestock (bring a picture if you have livestock in need of blessings). All are welcome.
Invigorate your writing with this weekly free generative writing sessions, held remotely. Register for a Zoom link. These workshops are organized by Iota Co-Directors Penny Guisinger and Suzanne Strempek Shea. 
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In this community-requested screening sponsored in part by the Eastport Gallery, director Wim Wenders "creates a hypnotic portrait of Anselm Kiefer, one of the most innovative and important painters and sculptors of our time." Read more and get tickets 
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Famous Maine comedian Bob Marley will play at the University of Maine at Machias on Sunday, October 4 at 7:30 pm. Come and laugh for a spell. Tickets |
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Experience the delicious flavors of our region with a special dinner menu, featuring fresh ingredients from the Community Garden when in season. After dinner, stay for game night. Some board games provided, please bring games you would like to share with others. Or bring along your fiber project to work on with the Fiber Circle. The weekly Monday Night Music jam takes place from 6-8:30pm in the Great Room and welcomes drop-in participants and audience members. Learn more 
The Machias Bay Chamber of Commerce will be offering an after hours event on the first Monday of each month starting on January 6 from 5 to 6 pm. All members are invited to come and meet member relations manager Nikki Reed and discuss ideas, interests, and goals. 
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Join Bill Kolodnicki for this philosophical look at the Baring unit from Indigenous use through wildlife management to the future. How do we preserve our forestry heritage in Maine? To help answer this question, we will look at forestry practices and some of the issues that impact people and wildlife. |
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Head out on a self-paced scavenger hunt in St. Andrews organized by Alley Kat Adventures. Starting at Honeybeans Coffee, participants will solve clues, tackle wacky tasks, and explore the city’s uncovered gems to create a fun, unique experience. Pet and family friendly. Tickets
Print Lessons: Iterations & Archives draws connections between printmaking and storytelling to share the story of Robert Van de Peer and the Sunbury Shores Art & Nature Centre’s print studio. Using editioned prints from the studio’s archive going back to 1998, conversations with the artists whose work is found in said archives, and the curator’s personal experience, this exhibition provides lessons on the process of print making, the forms that documenting history can take, and how to find importance in the act of saving and retelling. 
View Sarah Duff's 3D artwork in the Commons Lobby during reception hours: Monday through Thursday 10 am to 3 pm, Friday 10 am to 2 pm. Sarah (she/her) is a queer artist from Eastport, Maine, who loves working with ceramics in the studio at Cobscook, and screen printing in her basement. She finds inspiration in nature, especially birds, and her cat, Basil. More info 
Mark David Smith's art will be on display at the Lubec Memorial Library throughout the month of October. He writes: "The most recent collection for this show is a series of 10 prints capturing scenes from my home in Downeast Maine. These signed and numbered, limited edition prints are digitally drawn using my own photographs and memory as reference. Each piece is printed on acid-free, 100% cotton rag paper with archival pigment ink. Also, framed with solid wood and acrylic glazing." |
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Tickets are now available for the 2026 Grand Manan Museum quilt raffle featuring "A Burst of Cheer", made by Dawn Locke and quilted by Suzanne Thebeau. Tickets are $5 each or three for $10 and can be purchased at the Grand Manan Museum or at the Saturday market, or by e-transfer to gm.museum.fin@gmail.com with an email to mjedwards454@gmail.com with your email, phone number, and number of tickets purchased (specific "quilt raffle"). Drawing will be late November at the Christmas market. 
The artwork of Lora Whelan is on display in the entry of the Eastport Arts Center (top and bottom floors). The exhibition is viewable during events or by appointment and will remain hanging through December. 
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Celebrate Grand Manan Library's 25th Anniversary on October 7 starting at 6:30 pm. Enjoy light refreshments, participate in a community art project, and share words about the library’s past, present, and future. More details |
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Community members may reserve the cider press. Review of orientation video required. Bring your own apples and empty juice containers. Community members are responsible for cleaning up after use and disposing of pulp. Registration instructions
Kindred Occult, a solo show by Alison Brynn Ross, will be on view at the UMM Gallery in Powers Hall, Room 109. The show explores feminism and nature, and how everyday items, creatures and interactions can be turned insidious through misunderstanding and deliberate misinterpretation.
Artists are invited to submit art for consideration of being featured on Eastport Arts Center's winter greeting card. The artist whose work is selected will receive a $100 stipend. The theme should be a wintery scene or artwork that is inspired by winter climate, colors, ideas or emotions. The deadline is October 21. More details |
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Register your winning soup by October 9 for the Cobscook Institute's Soup Cook Off to be held on October 24. Not only will this delicious competition help feed the community, but it will also bring a little healthy competition to the festivities. Who has the best fall soup or chowder in Washington County? Register to enter 
The Haunted House at Bear Mountain Lodge features two nights of haunted halls, creepy surprises, food vendors, and Halloween fun. 
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Language is integral to identity, particularly for Indigenous peoples where language is tied to place. In this special presentation by Dr. Dwayne Tomah, we will hear about the progression of the efforts to preserve and restore the Passamaquoddy language. A short film will be shared highlighting this work. RSVP |
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Beginning May 23 and continuing every Saturday from 10 am to noon, the Lubec Market features locally grown vegetables, sweet and savory baked goods, culinary delights, health products, fine art, and crafts. Located at 41 Water Street. For more information, email Felicia Newman. 
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The 3rd annual Lovely Little Autumn Market will be held on October 10 from 11 am to 4 pm. There will be more than 30 makers, bakers, food, artists, curators, vintage item and clothing resellers, and so much more. 
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Come to the Lubec Memorial Library on Saturday October 10, 12:30 pm for a special presentation from local historian Loring Munson regarding ongoing efforts to restore & preserve the many cemeteries located within Lubec. 
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Head to Magaguadavic Place on October 10 from 1 to 3 pm for a country music show featuring a number of performers including Jim Dulong & Kevin Aderson, the Country Jammers, Colby Mawhinney, and more. Call 506-467-5907 for advance tickets ($10) or pay $12 at the door. 
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"Boston to Washington County" - a show of works by Tom McLaughlin will be shown at the Washington Street Gallery at the Eastport Arts Center in the month of October. The artist will be at the gallery on October 10 from 3-5 pm to meet with visitors and discuss the work. Tom McLaughlin may be better known as a radio personality for WQDY in Calais and WSHD-LP in Eastport, but that's only a part of his talents. Tom is also an artist and works in acrylics and pen and ink. Depending on the subject he may work in either medium - or both.
The Haunted House at Bear Mountain Lodge features two nights of haunted halls, creepy surprises, food vendors, and Halloween fun. |
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Don't miss this special performance as one of EAC's most popular musical duos returns for a Prince Edward Island-style kitchen party! Cynthia MacLeod, recipient of many PEI Music Awards and nominee for Canada’s East Coast Music Awards, will be joined by and Gordon Belsher, recipient of the PEI Music Association “Lifetime Achievement Award” for this rollicking, good time foot-stomping, hand-clapping concert. Tickets
Invigorate your writing with this weekly free generative writing sessions, held remotely. Register for a Zoom link. These workshops are organized by Iota Co-Directors Penny Guisinger and Suzanne Strempek Shea. 
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Ian McKellen is superb as Julian Sklar, an aging and eccentric painter in |
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Neighbourhood Works will be serving a free Thanksgiving Dinner with all the trimmings on Monday, October 12. Dine in starts from 2 to 3 pm, take-out runs from 3 to 4 pm. Everyone is welcome! 
We are a coalition of young adults, health care workers, educators, organizers, LGBTQ+ community members and allies. We are always open to new members in our coalition. Our meetings are on the second Mondays of each month (online and in person at Cobscook Institute). Please email downeastrainbowalliance@gmail.com to receive the meeting link. |
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Head out on a self-paced scavenger hunt in St. Andrews organized by Alley Kat Adventures. Starting at Honeybeans Coffee, participants will solve clues, tackle wacky tasks, and explore the city’s uncovered gems to create a fun, unique experience. Pet and family friendly. Tickets
Mark David Smith's art will be on display at the Lubec Memorial Library throughout the month of October. He writes: "The most recent collection for this show is a series of 10 prints capturing scenes from my home in Downeast Maine. These signed and numbered, limited edition prints are digitally drawn using my own photographs and memory as reference. Each piece is printed on acid-free, 100% cotton rag paper with archival pigment ink. Also, framed with solid wood and acrylic glazing."
View Sarah Duff's 3D artwork in the Commons Lobby during reception hours: Monday through Thursday 10 am to 3 pm, Friday 10 am to 2 pm. Sarah (she/her) is a queer artist from Eastport, Maine, who loves working with ceramics in the studio at Cobscook, and screen printing in her basement. She finds inspiration in nature, especially birds, and her cat, Basil. More info
Print Lessons: Iterations & Archives draws connections between printmaking and storytelling to share the story of Robert Van de Peer and the Sunbury Shores Art & Nature Centre’s print studio. Using editioned prints from the studio’s archive going back to 1998, conversations with the artists whose work is found in said archives, and the curator’s personal experience, this exhibition provides lessons on the process of print making, the forms that documenting history can take, and how to find importance in the act of saving and retelling. 
The Afternoon Socials are a cherished series of themed community gatherings hosted by the Town of Saint Andrews Parks & Recreation Department. These events bring people together for an afternoon of fun, friendship, and festivity, celebrating the joy of community through music, creativity, and good company. 
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The first afternoon social of the season will feature musicians Laurie Zwarych, Howard Baer, and Eastern Charlotte Ukelele Group. Enjoy the live music, refreshments, games, and great company. The socials will continue the second Tuesday of every month, 1:30 to 3:30 pm. 
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Learn how to crochet a lightweight shawl in this two-day workshop led by Kathryn Lewis. Participants will be guided through the steps of shawl creation along with some foundational techniques (participants will ideally already have basic knowledge of the craft). The stitches involved are chain stitch, single and double crochet stitches. Learn more and sign up |
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Tickets are now available for the 2026 Grand Manan Museum quilt raffle featuring "A Burst of Cheer", made by Dawn Locke and quilted by Suzanne Thebeau. Tickets are $5 each or three for $10 and can be purchased at the Grand Manan Museum or at the Saturday market, or by e-transfer to gm.museum.fin@gmail.com with an email to mjedwards454@gmail.com with your email, phone number, and number of tickets purchased (specific "quilt raffle"). Drawing will be late November at the Christmas market.
The artwork of Lora Whelan is on display in the entry of the Eastport Arts Center (top and bottom floors). The exhibition is viewable during events or by appointment and will remain hanging through December. 
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Indulge will be held in St. Andrews from October 14 through October 18. Click to see the full schedule which includes tasting opportunities, music, brunch, food trucks and more. |
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Artists are invited to submit art for consideration of being featured on Eastport Arts Center's winter greeting card. The artist whose work is selected will receive a $100 stipend. The theme should be a wintery scene or artwork that is inspired by winter climate, colors, ideas or emotions. The deadline is October 21. More details
Community members may reserve the cider press. Review of orientation video required. Bring your own apples and empty juice containers. Community members are responsible for cleaning up after use and disposing of pulp. Registration instructions
Kindred Occult, a solo show by Alison Brynn Ross, will be on view at the UMM Gallery in Powers Hall, Room 109. The show explores feminism and nature, and how everyday items, creatures and interactions can be turned insidious through misunderstanding and deliberate misinterpretation. |
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Join Maine Master Naturalists for a refuge walk looking for signs of Spring in a vernal pool or pond. Meet in the upper parking lot by the bathroom. Bring binoculars, footwear for mud and dress warmly. Cancelled in the event of rain. For more information call Bill at 207-904-7023 or check Facebook page for info and wildlife sightings. 
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The Milltown Activity Group will host the Witches Walk and Haunted House starting at the Charlotte County Museum on Saturday, October 17 at 6:30 pm. Come wearing your witches costume or costume of choice. Haunted House open by donation. 
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Come to All Saints Church Hall on Saturday, October 17 from 7 to 9:30 pm for the K8 Coffee House and Open Mic night. Bring your guitar, ukulele, or tickle the ivories of the piano. Drinks and sweets available. For more info, text Nancy at 506-467-5257. |
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Enjoy the world famous chili by Chef Chris Aerni, topped off with a delightful sweet treat. Participants are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items, which will be collected at the base of the hike. With the crisp air and vibrant foliage, it’s the perfect time of year for a beautiful autumn hike. This is a fundraiser for the local food bank. Tickets 
Celtic Session: A Celtic music play-along is held at Phoenix Fine Wines in Eastport from 3-5 pm ET every third Sunday. Come to play or listen.
Invigorate your writing with this weekly free generative writing sessions, held remotely. Register for a Zoom link. These workshops are organized by Iota Co-Directors Penny Guisinger and Suzanne Strempek Shea. |
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Head out on a self-paced scavenger hunt in St. Andrews organized by Alley Kat Adventures. Starting at Honeybeans Coffee, participants will solve clues, tackle wacky tasks, and explore the city’s uncovered gems to create a fun, unique experience. Pet and family friendly. Tickets
Print Lessons: Iterations & Archives draws connections between printmaking and storytelling to share the story of Robert Van de Peer and the Sunbury Shores Art & Nature Centre’s print studio. Using editioned prints from the studio’s archive going back to 1998, conversations with the artists whose work is found in said archives, and the curator’s personal experience, this exhibition provides lessons on the process of print making, the forms that documenting history can take, and how to find importance in the act of saving and retelling.
View Sarah Duff's 3D artwork in the Commons Lobby during reception hours: Monday through Thursday 10 am to 3 pm, Friday 10 am to 2 pm. Sarah (she/her) is a queer artist from Eastport, Maine, who loves working with ceramics in the studio at Cobscook, and screen printing in her basement. She finds inspiration in nature, especially birds, and her cat, Basil. More info
Mark David Smith's art will be on display at the Lubec Memorial Library throughout the month of October. He writes: "The most recent collection for this show is a series of 10 prints capturing scenes from my home in Downeast Maine. These signed and numbered, limited edition prints are digitally drawn using my own photographs and memory as reference. Each piece is printed on acid-free, 100% cotton rag paper with archival pigment ink. Also, framed with solid wood and acrylic glazing." |
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Tickets are now available for the 2026 Grand Manan Museum quilt raffle featuring "A Burst of Cheer", made by Dawn Locke and quilted by Suzanne Thebeau. Tickets are $5 each or three for $10 and can be purchased at the Grand Manan Museum or at the Saturday market, or by e-transfer to gm.museum.fin@gmail.com with an email to mjedwards454@gmail.com with your email, phone number, and number of tickets purchased (specific "quilt raffle"). Drawing will be late November at the Christmas market.
The artwork of Lora Whelan is on display in the entry of the Eastport Arts Center (top and bottom floors). The exhibition is viewable during events or by appointment and will remain hanging through December. |
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Kindred Occult, a solo show by Alison Brynn Ross, will be on view at the UMM Gallery in Powers Hall, Room 109. The show explores feminism and nature, and how everyday items, creatures and interactions can be turned insidious through misunderstanding and deliberate misinterpretation.
Community members may reserve the cider press. Review of orientation video required. Bring your own apples and empty juice containers. Community members are responsible for cleaning up after use and disposing of pulp. Registration instructions |
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The Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource Center is pleased to announce a new Fiber Arts Class held on the fourth Saturday of every month from 10 am to 2 pm. This welcoming, relaxed class offers participants the opportunity to learn new skills - such as rug hooking and knitting - while enjoying a supportive and creative community. All skill levels are welcome, and the focus is on connection, creativity, and self-care. 
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Head to the Lubec Library for a free short film, “Modern Times in Maine and America: 1890-1930”. This film is a glimpse of "the early years of the century: Maine's paper mills, hydroelectric power, potato farming, fisheries, minorities and immigrants, the National Park system, trains and trolleys, woolen mills, shoe factories, and the tourist industry." 
Enjoy Poetry? Come join our monthly series of poetry and prose readings, hosted by Fundy Bay Writers at Sunbury Shores Art Centre on the he last Saturday of every month. There is no cost to attend (though donations to Sunbury Shores are always welcome). Come listen and enjoy or bring some favourite poems to read aloud. Registration is not required, but if you would like to join us please contact info@sunburyshores.org or call 506-529-3386 |
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Invigorate your writing with this weekly free generative writing sessions, held remotely. Register for a Zoom link. These workshops are organized by Iota Co-Directors Penny Guisinger and Suzanne Strempek Shea. |
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Head out on a self-paced scavenger hunt in St. Andrews organized by Alley Kat Adventures. Starting at Honeybeans Coffee, participants will solve clues, tackle wacky tasks, and explore the city’s uncovered gems to create a fun, unique experience. Pet and family friendly. Tickets
View Sarah Duff's 3D artwork in the Commons Lobby during reception hours: Monday through Thursday 10 am to 3 pm, Friday 10 am to 2 pm. Sarah (she/her) is a queer artist from Eastport, Maine, who loves working with ceramics in the studio at Cobscook, and screen printing in her basement. She finds inspiration in nature, especially birds, and her cat, Basil. More info
Mark David Smith's art will be on display at the Lubec Memorial Library throughout the month of October. He writes: "The most recent collection for this show is a series of 10 prints capturing scenes from my home in Downeast Maine. These signed and numbered, limited edition prints are digitally drawn using my own photographs and memory as reference. Each piece is printed on acid-free, 100% cotton rag paper with archival pigment ink. Also, framed with solid wood and acrylic glazing."
Print Lessons: Iterations & Archives draws connections between printmaking and storytelling to share the story of Robert Van de Peer and the Sunbury Shores Art & Nature Centre’s print studio. Using editioned prints from the studio’s archive going back to 1998, conversations with the artists whose work is found in said archives, and the curator’s personal experience, this exhibition provides lessons on the process of print making, the forms that documenting history can take, and how to find importance in the act of saving and retelling. |
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The artwork of Lora Whelan is on display in the entry of the Eastport Arts Center (top and bottom floors). The exhibition is viewable during events or by appointment and will remain hanging through December.
Tickets are now available for the 2026 Grand Manan Museum quilt raffle featuring "A Burst of Cheer", made by Dawn Locke and quilted by Suzanne Thebeau. Tickets are $5 each or three for $10 and can be purchased at the Grand Manan Museum or at the Saturday market, or by e-transfer to gm.museum.fin@gmail.com with an email to mjedwards454@gmail.com with your email, phone number, and number of tickets purchased (specific "quilt raffle"). Drawing will be late November at the Christmas market. |
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Community members may reserve the cider press. Review of orientation video required. Bring your own apples and empty juice containers. Community members are responsible for cleaning up after use and disposing of pulp. Registration instructions
Kindred Occult, a solo show by Alison Brynn Ross, will be on view at the UMM Gallery in Powers Hall, Room 109. The show explores feminism and nature, and how everyday items, creatures and interactions can be turned insidious through misunderstanding and deliberate misinterpretation. |
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Calais Harvest Festival
Welcome to Lubec: Stories of Home
Nigerian Cultural Dinner
Grace, 2 – Tragically Hip Tribute
Fur and Feather Tailgate Bazaar
Blessing of the Animals Service
Film: Anselm by Wim Wenders
Comedian Bob Marley at UMM
Lovely Little Autumn Market
Country Music Show
St. Andrews Film: The Christophers
Afternoon Social
Witches Walk and Haunted House
K8 Coffee House and Open Mic
Lovely Little Autumn Market
Country Music Show
Afternoon Social
Indulge
Indulge
Witches Walk and Haunted House
K8 Coffee House and Open Mic