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Spring Fling ticket sales will benefit basketry classes at the shop, and there will also be "private raffles" with submissions from Gal Frey, Mary Daigle & Brenda Moore-Mitchell.
Raffle tickets can be purchased in person or online through Cash app/$brendamooremitchell. Photos to follow. start date for ticket sales will be March 1st, and the raffle will be on March 20th.
Please join us for: "Iyoka Eli-Wihtamakʷ Kətahkinawal--This is How We Name Our Lands: Mapping Penobscot Place Names," a panel discussion, via Zoom Webinar, on the making of the 2016 Penobscot Nation Cultural and and Historic Preservation Department Map and Gazetteer, as we learn from Language Masters, Historians, Artists, and Cartographers, on the intersections of place, language, art, culture, and cartography.
Featuring:
Carol Dana
James E. Francis, Sr.
Gabe Paul
Margaret Pearce
Join a Maine Humanities Council book group discussion of Women's Suffrage in the United States online via Zoom, sponsored by the Lincoln Memorial Public Library, on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8 p.m., on the following dates:
February 24 The Suffragist, Myth and Legend
March 17 The Abolitionist Movement and the Accidental Suffragist
April 7 U.S. Immigration Law and the Disappearing Suffragist
April 28 Battle on the Home Front: The Maine Suffragist
May 19 Marching On: Black Suffragist Legacies and Futures
To register please call the Library at 726-4750 and leave your Name, Telephone Number, and Email Address, or call Coordinator Bill Attick at 726-4685 with questions.
All books and reading materials will be provided to every participant, to be returned to the Library at the end of the series. A complete list of books and topics for discussion is found by clicking here.
Play by Play is a free theatre appreciation course offered by Stage East that builds participants' abilities to analyze and thoughtfully discuss plays through in-class readings and discussion as well as helpful study guides.
This session's focus is Theatre of the Absurd. Alongside facilitator, Mark Macey, participants will chart this movement's impact on theatre history and its relevance today. The reading line up is as follows:
Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett – Feb. 17th
The Dumbwaiter by Harold Pinter – Feb. 24th
The Bald Soprano by Eugene Ionesco – March 3rd
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard – March 10th
*Break*
4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane – March 24th
Topdog/Underdog by Suzan Lori-Parks – March 31st
Pass Over by Antoinette Nwandu – April 7th
*Break*
Culminating event TBD – April 21st
Sign-ups along with more information are available here: https://forms.gle/um1t6ALxidmAheLn7, or contact Macey at mark@eastportartscenter.org.