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Vittoria invites you look in a totally new way at Leonardo Da Vinci, the artist we know as the painter of the Mona Lisa — and so much more. This is a Debut of her "Your Leonardo” project and collection of paintings.
Vittoria invites you look in a totally new way at Leonardo Da Vinci, the artist we know as the painter of the Mona Lisa — and so much more. This is a Debut of her "Your Leonardo” project and collection of paintings.
Vittoria invites you look in a totally new way at Leonardo Da Vinci, the artist we know as the painter of the Mona Lisa — and so much more. This is a Debut of her "Your Leonardo” project and collection of paintings.
The Bold Coast Runners invite you on weekly excursions around Downeast Maine and the Maritimes, with runners of all capabilities welcomed to join. Run venues vary weekly and range from 1 mile to 50 miles, from smooth tar to rugged single track.
Runs are typically held on Sundays starting at 7:00 am. Click here to find out what the scheduled run is each week and for contact information.
Would you like to learn how to draw people from life? Sunbury Shores is offering sessions that can be signed up for individually or as a series, from October 2-December 11. These sessions are for beginners and experienced drawers who are interested in practicing drawing the human figure. A model will do multiple poses to challenge your perception and way of seeing the figure.
Find out more here.
Every Sunday from 2:00 to 5:00 pm, come to the Stella Maris Community Hall in Beaver Harbour (837 Main St) for the Blacks Harbour jam. Musicians and singers of all capacities are invited to come and join in the fun - or just come to listen and kick up your heels.
The Village of Blacks Harbour is turning 50 this year, and to celebrate, public skating events will be held at the Patrick Connors Recreational Complex.
On Sundays through February 19, from 12:45-1:45 pm, children and youth are invited to participate in Pucks and Sticks where they can learn some hockey basics at no cost. On Fridays, come for Public Skating from 5:30-7:30 pm. Admission is $2 a skater. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult to either event.
Sunbury Shores is creating a window installation for displaying local poetry! Submit your poem to info@sunburyshores.org and we will select a collection to print for the public to enjoy! If you are looking for inspiration to get going, might we suggest the following: Create short phrases in your poetry that reach out to people as they pass; comfort them, make them think, share a thought that's stuck with you; or make poems that jump into people's pockets as they carry on through their day.
The 123rd annual Eastport area Christmas Bird Count will take place on Monday, December 26. If you watch birds at a bird feeder the Christmas Bird Count could use your help. If you can identify common birds like a Cardinal, Blue Jay, Black-capped Chickadee, or a Goldfinch, etc., you can participate in the oldest citizen science project in North America.
The Eastport Area Count Circle, which includes Eastport, Campobello, Deer Island, Perry, Sipayik, Lubec, and Trescott is in need of as many people from these areas who enjoy watching birds at their feeder. If you are interested in helping out please email Philip Krajewski at pkrajewski3@yahoo.com for details.
Join the University of Southern Maine for this exhibition which has two locations: our Art Gallery in Gorham, Maine and our Glickman Library's 7th Floor Reading Room in Portland, Maine. With traditional hand papermaking at its core, PULPED UNDER PRESSURE underscores important contemporary issues steeped in history and craft. Enticed through touch, these works encourage a contemplative slowing down even as they urge acknowledgment of some of the most pressing issues (environmental crisis to global marginalization) facing civilization today.
This is an ongoing exhibit through December 9. The hours for the Art Gallery are 11 AM – 4:30 PM, Tuesday – Saturday. The hours for the Glickman Library are 8 AM – 4 PM, Monday – Friday.
The Town of St. Andrews is offering a free playgroup for children up to 6 years old and their parents or caregivers each Monday from 10-11:30 am at the WC O'Neill Arena Complex.
The playgroup is free and open to the public.
The St. George Royal Canadian Branch 38 holds weekly events and the community is invited. On Monday, TOPS is held at 6:00 pm; contact Jimmy at 755-6042 for Cribbage Monday Nights. On Tuesdays, doors open for BINGO at 5:00 pm; early bird game starts at 6:30 and the regular game is on at 7:00. Every Friday night is Seniors Cards party, call Jimmy for more info.
Healthy Acadia invites you to a virtual film premiere of "Together: Community Health Champions" at 7 pm on Monday, November 28. This film premiere celebrates six individuals across Washington and Hancock counties, Maine, who go above and beyond to increase the well-being of our communities, each in their own unique way. Their stories inspire and affirm that we all can and do meaningfully contribute every day to building healthy, resilient communities - and that we do our best work in partnership, together.
Click here to learn more and register for the link.
Unique works by over 70 local Charlotte County artists and artisans are on sale at Sunbury Shores’ annual holiday show, which opens on Friday, November 25. It’s the perfect place to find gifts for those hard-to-buy-for people on your list.
Opening reception from 5– 7 pm November 25. Visit www.sunburyshores.org for more information.
Sunbury Shores is pleased to announce an ongoing online writing group that will be meeting the second and fourth Tuesday of each month via Zoom. On the second Tuesday of each month, the group will meet from 10:00 to 11:30 am; on the fourth Tuesday, it will meet from 7:00 to 8:30 pm.
This is a free to attend group. Email info@sunburyshores.com to sign up and receive the Zoom link.
Join The Schoodic Institute on November 29 from 5:30-7 pm for a special happy hour concert and conversation between Maine-based singer-songwriter Gordon Thomas Ward and Schoodic Institute as part of GivingTuesday. Gordon’s music spans several genres including Singer-Songwriter, Americana, and Contemporary Folk Rock.
During the concert, you’ll meet our Cathy and Jim Gero Acadia Early-Career Fellows Maya, Mikayla, and Olivia and learn about how they are helping us achieve our mission of inspiring science, learning, and community for a changing world. Attend in-person at Moore Auditorium or via Zoom. Beer, wine, and light refreshments will be provided.
The St. George Royal Canadian Branch 38 holds weekly events and the community is invited. On Monday, TOPS is held at 6:00 pm; contact Jimmy at 755-6042 for Cribbage Monday Nights. On Tuesdays, doors open for BINGO at 5:00 pm; early bird game starts at 6:30 and the regular game is on at 7:00. Every Friday night is Seniors Cards party, call Jimmy for more info.
Cobscook Institute offers open studio pottery time for $10 an hour for past pottery students and anyone with basic clay experience.
You can sign up for a time slot using this form. If you haven't used the studio before, you'll be required to complete a studio orientation. For help, contact Michelle Cousineau at 207-255-7246 or email michelle@cobscookinstitute.org.
Done Roving Yarns in Calais will have workshops this November for those interested in learning a new skill. Upcoming classes include Introduction to Rug Hooking on November 23 and 26 and Two at a Time Socks with Sue Martell on November 30.
Call the shop at 207-454-8148 or send a message on Facebook to register.
In the mood for some volleyball? Grand Manan Recreation offers weekly co-ed volleyball sessions every Wednesday from 7-9 pm.
Check out other available activities here. Contact Grand Manan Recreation with any questions.
Sentimental Journey is the name of our new raffle quilt donated by members of Ironworks Quilters. With the drawing to be held in December, you have lots of time to stop in to get your tickets ($1 each or 6/$5) at the Pembroke Maine Library.
Call us at (207) 726-4745 or send us a message for alternative ways to get your name in the ticket jar.
The 123rd annual Eastport area Christmas Bird Count will take place on Monday, December 26. If you watch birds at a bird feeder the Christmas Bird Count could use your help. If you can identify common birds like a Cardinal, Blue Jay, Black-capped Chickadee, or a Goldfinch, etc., you can participate in the oldest citizen science project in North America.
The Eastport Area Count Circle, which includes Eastport, Campobello, Deer Island, Perry, Sipayik, Lubec, and Trescott is in need of as many people from these areas who enjoy watching birds at their feeder. If you are interested in helping out please email Philip Krajewski at pkrajewski3@yahoo.com for details.
Join the University of Southern Maine for this exhibition which has two locations: our Art Gallery in Gorham, Maine and our Glickman Library's 7th Floor Reading Room in Portland, Maine. With traditional hand papermaking at its core, PULPED UNDER PRESSURE underscores important contemporary issues steeped in history and craft. Enticed through touch, these works encourage a contemplative slowing down even as they urge acknowledgment of some of the most pressing issues (environmental crisis to global marginalization) facing civilization today.
This is an ongoing exhibit through December 9. The hours for the Art Gallery are 11 AM – 4:30 PM, Tuesday – Saturday. The hours for the Glickman Library are 8 AM – 4 PM, Monday – Friday.
Li'l Bookworms is a weekly story time created for children ages 0-4 held each Thursday at 10 am at Pembroke Library. Youngsters will listen to children's librarian Miss Bonnie (Hunter) read books, learn fun songs, explore simple art activities and enjoy playtime with other children.
Children must be accompanied by caregivers.
You're invited to our Christmas Tree Trimming Morning at the Hub (28 Main Street)!
Come have hot chocolate and cookies with us and celebrate the season on December 1 from 10 am to noon.
Join us at the Huntsman Fundy Discovery Aquarium for one of our fall workshops! On Tuesday, October 18, fashion an Ocean Plait Mat; on November 15, make a Round Mat; on December 1, have a Wine n' Weave Holiday Wreath party with us!
Space is limited and registration is required (register early if you can).
The Old Sow Grill in Eastport invites area pool and billiards fans to participate in a pool tournament organized at the restaurant each Thursday starting at 7:00 pm.
Entry fee is $5. Come enjoy the casual social setting and have a bite to eat if it suits you.
Harbour View High School invites you to a production of The Sound of Music running December 1-3 with performances nightly at 7:30 pm and a matinee at 1:30 on the 3rd.
Get tickets for the showing of your choice here.
Craft NB's Christmas Festival is the biggest curated fine craft event of the year in New Brunswick! Shop from Craft NB's juried members. From Ceramics to photography, craft coffee, hand-dyed clothing and fibres, wood turn bowls and so much more! Support your local craft community and shop directly from the source this holiday season.
Festival runs from December 2-4 (click here for hours). Admission is 5$ per person. Kids under 12 are free.
Done Roving Yarns in Calais (487 North Street) holds a weekly knitting circle on Fridays from 1:00 to 3:00. Host Paula Graham Farrar leads the group.
Click here to learn more about Done Roving Yarns and see other ongoing fabric crafting activities held on a regular basis, or call Paula at 207-454-8148.
The Village of Blacks Harbour is turning 50 this year, and to celebrate, public skating events will be held at the Patrick Connors Recreational Complex.
On Sundays through February 19, from 12:45-1:45 pm, children and youth are invited to participate in Pucks and Sticks where they can learn some hockey basics at no cost. On Fridays, come for Public Skating from 5:30-7:30 pm. Admission is $2 a skater. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult to either event.
The St. George Royal Canadian Branch 38 holds weekly events and the community is invited. On Monday, TOPS is held at 6:00 pm; contact Jimmy at 755-6042 for Cribbage Monday Nights. On Tuesdays, doors open for BINGO at 5:00 pm; early bird game starts at 6:30 and the regular game is on at 7:00. Every Friday night is Seniors Cards party, call Jimmy for more info.
Make Calais your destination on Friday, December 2 to enjoy the 25th Annual Calais Lioness Christmas Parade at 6 pm, followed by a spree of local sales and holiday offerings as part of Moonlight Madness.
Don't miss out!
Stage East adventures beyond the Eastport Arts Center with its next production, The Glass Menagerie. The company will make use of the storefront space at 34 Water Street in Eastport, just across from the Waco Diner, to stage the classic American drama by Tennessee Williams.
Performances will be offered at 7 pm, Fridays and Saturdays, December 2, 3, 9 and 10; and at 2 pm, Sundays, December 4 and 11. Tickets are $15; attendees age 17 and under will be admitted free of charge. Doors for the show will open 30 minutes prior to performances (6:30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays; 1:30 pm on Sundays); attendees are asked to be in their seats promptly at 7 pm and 2 pm. Tickets are available at stageeast.org under the tickets tab. Tickets are also available at the door, but seating is limited. For more information, please email markspencermacey@gmail.com.
Sunbury Shores is creating a window installation for displaying local poetry! Submit your poem to info@sunburyshores.org and we will select a collection to print for the public to enjoy! If you are looking for inspiration to get going, might we suggest the following: Create short phrases in your poetry that reach out to people as they pass; comfort them, make them think, share a thought that's stuck with you; or make poems that jump into people's pockets as they carry on through their day.
Milbridge invites you to Christmas on Main Street on December 3! Join the community for breakfast with Santa, crafts, a gingerbread house competition, bake, gift, and wreath sale, and more.
Click here for the schedule.
St. Andrews is hosting a variety of Christmas activities, including a celebration of art and open house at the Europa Inn, a downtown tree lighting, and the Fireman's Santa Claus Parade - all on December 3 alone!
See what else is happening here.
Please come to the annual Christmas Sale December 3 from 8 am to noon at the West Lubec Methodist Church.
We will have some handcrafts along with our usual selection of wreaths and delicious goodies.
Harbour View High School invites you to a production of The Sound of Music running December 1-3 with performances nightly at 7:30 pm and a matinee at 1:30 on the 3rd.
Get tickets for the showing of your choice here.
There will be a musical presentation of Christmas through Carols featuring local singers, Katrina's Dance Works, and elementary school students at the St. Stephen Middle School on Saturday December 3 at 2 and 7 pm and on December 4 at 2 pm.
Tickets ($5) can be purchased at Simply for Life, from an IWK committee member, or at the door.
Down East Dead make their debut at the University of Maine at Machias on December 3 from 7-10:30 pm, performing music of the Grateful Dead and other popular artists. Concert will be held in the Performing Arts Center.
"And the kids they dance and shake their bones!" (Throwing Stones by the Grateful Dead) For more info, follow this event page.
Stage East adventures beyond the Eastport Arts Center with its next production, The Glass Menagerie. The company will make use of the storefront space at 34 Water Street in Eastport, just across from the Waco Diner, to stage the classic American drama by Tennessee Williams.
Performances will be offered at 7 pm, Fridays and Saturdays, December 2, 3, 9 and 10; and at 2 pm, Sundays, December 4 and 11. Tickets are $15; attendees age 17 and under will be admitted free of charge. Doors for the show will open 30 minutes prior to performances (6:30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays; 1:30 pm on Sundays); attendees are asked to be in their seats promptly at 7 pm and 2 pm. Tickets are available at stageeast.org under the tickets tab. Tickets are also available at the door, but seating is limited. For more information, please email markspencermacey@gmail.com.
The Bold Coast Runners invite you on weekly excursions around Downeast Maine and the Maritimes, with runners of all capabilities welcomed to join. Run venues vary weekly and range from 1 mile to 50 miles, from smooth tar to rugged single track.
Runs are typically held on Sundays starting at 7:00 am. Click here to find out what the scheduled run is each week and for contact information.
Every Sunday from 2:00 to 5:00 pm, come to the Stella Maris Community Hall in Beaver Harbour (837 Main St) for the Blacks Harbour jam. Musicians and singers of all capacities are invited to come and join in the fun - or just come to listen and kick up your heels.
The Passamaquoddy Bay Symphony Orchestra (PBSO) is delighted to announce its upcoming fall performances: Saturday, December 3 at 3 pm at the Centre Street Congregational Church in Machias; and Sunday, December 4 at 2 pm at Sunrise Opportunities (formerly Calais Congregational Church) in Calais. Due to concerns about rising Covid rates in Washington County, the concert originally scheduled for Friday evening at Eastport Arts Center has been cancelled.
A $15 donation is suggested for adults; admission for students is free. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. For more information about PBSO, click here.
Stage East adventures beyond the Eastport Arts Center with its next production, The Glass Menagerie. The company will make use of the storefront space at 34 Water Street in Eastport, just across from the Waco Diner, to stage the classic American drama by Tennessee Williams.
Performances will be offered at 7 pm, Fridays and Saturdays, December 2, 3, 9 and 10; and at 2 pm, Sundays, December 4 and 11. Tickets are $15; attendees age 17 and under will be admitted free of charge. Doors for the show will open 30 minutes prior to performances (6:30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays; 1:30 pm on Sundays); attendees are asked to be in their seats promptly at 7 pm and 2 pm. Tickets are available at stageeast.org under the tickets tab. Tickets are also available at the door, but seating is limited. For more information, please email markspencermacey@gmail.com.
There will be a musical presentation of Christmas through Carols featuring local singers, Katrina's Dance Works, and elementary school students at the St. Stephen Middle School on Saturday December 3 at 2 and 7 pm and on December 4 at 2 pm.
Tickets ($5) can be purchased at Simply for Life, from an IWK committee member, or at the door.
Sunbury Shores is creating a window installation for displaying local poetry! Submit your poem to info@sunburyshores.org and we will select a collection to print for the public to enjoy! If you are looking for inspiration to get going, might we suggest the following: Create short phrases in your poetry that reach out to people as they pass; comfort them, make them think, share a thought that's stuck with you; or make poems that jump into people's pockets as they carry on through their day.
The 123rd annual Eastport area Christmas Bird Count will take place on Monday, December 26. If you watch birds at a bird feeder the Christmas Bird Count could use your help. If you can identify common birds like a Cardinal, Blue Jay, Black-capped Chickadee, or a Goldfinch, etc., you can participate in the oldest citizen science project in North America.
The Eastport Area Count Circle, which includes Eastport, Campobello, Deer Island, Perry, Sipayik, Lubec, and Trescott is in need of as many people from these areas who enjoy watching birds at their feeder. If you are interested in helping out please email Philip Krajewski at pkrajewski3@yahoo.com for details.
Sign up for light up Eastport. Top three decorated home will win a cash prize. We can't wait to see all the lights!
Text or call Rebecca 207-952-2140 or Emily 413-218-1409 to sign up by December 16.
Join the University of Southern Maine for this exhibition which has two locations: our Art Gallery in Gorham, Maine and our Glickman Library's 7th Floor Reading Room in Portland, Maine. With traditional hand papermaking at its core, PULPED UNDER PRESSURE underscores important contemporary issues steeped in history and craft. Enticed through touch, these works encourage a contemplative slowing down even as they urge acknowledgment of some of the most pressing issues (environmental crisis to global marginalization) facing civilization today.
This is an ongoing exhibit through December 9. The hours for the Art Gallery are 11 AM – 4:30 PM, Tuesday – Saturday. The hours for the Glickman Library are 8 AM – 4 PM, Monday – Friday.
Support EES cheerleaders as they raise money for new uniforms in this holiday basket raffle!
Tickets are $1 each or $5 for six tickets. Drawing will be December 22.
The Town of St. Andrews is offering a free playgroup for children up to 6 years old and their parents or caregivers each Monday from 10-11:30 am at the WC O'Neill Arena Complex.
The playgroup is free and open to the public.
The St. George Royal Canadian Branch 38 holds weekly events and the community is invited. On Monday, TOPS is held at 6:00 pm; contact Jimmy at 755-6042 for Cribbage Monday Nights. On Tuesdays, doors open for BINGO at 5:00 pm; early bird game starts at 6:30 and the regular game is on at 7:00. Every Friday night is Seniors Cards party, call Jimmy for more info.
Unique Mosaics is now offering the option of booking holiday mosaic parties, where you and your friends or family can share in the opportunity of being crafty and creative with mosaics. The studio currently has many unique and one of a kind gifts for holiday shoppers.
Call 207-320-9590 to book your holiday mosaic party or confirm open hours.
Registration is now available for the new season of Ocean Explorations for Homeschoolers! These classes (held 1-2 times monthly) give homeschoolers an exceptional opportunity to participate in field explorations and hands-on labs about our local ocean habitat and creatures. Students will receive a Huntsman Marine Academy certificate if they complete five days during the season.
The first class is October 13; classes run until May. Register here.
Unique works by over 70 local Charlotte County artists and artisans are on sale at Sunbury Shores’ annual holiday show, which opens on Friday, November 25. It’s the perfect place to find gifts for those hard-to-buy-for people on your list.
Opening reception from 5– 7 pm November 25. Visit www.sunburyshores.org for more information.
The St. George Royal Canadian Branch 38 holds weekly events and the community is invited. On Monday, TOPS is held at 6:00 pm; contact Jimmy at 755-6042 for Cribbage Monday Nights. On Tuesdays, doors open for BINGO at 5:00 pm; early bird game starts at 6:30 and the regular game is on at 7:00. Every Friday night is Seniors Cards party, call Jimmy for more info.
The Charlotte County Abuse Prevention Network would like you to join us on December 6th at 7 pm at Wesley United Church (77 Williams St). Candle lighting and moments of silence will take place to honour the victims of the Montreal Massacre, Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and others lost to Gender Based Violence.
Refreshments will be provided.
ASt. Andrews is hosting two town-wide decorating contests this year: Adorn Your Door and Light up the Town! For Adorn Your Door, the best decorated door in town will be chosen. Light up the Town will celebrate the best overall residential decorations!
Winners will be announced December 17! Read more here.
Cobscook Institute offers open studio pottery time for $10 an hour for past pottery students and anyone with basic clay experience.
You can sign up for a time slot using this form. If you haven't used the studio before, you'll be required to complete a studio orientation. For help, contact Michelle Cousineau at 207-255-7246 or email michelle@cobscookinstitute.org.
The Community Caring Collaborative's Work Group meets with Poverty Busters on Zoom from 1:00-3:00 pm on the first Wednesday of each month. Work Group members are direct service workers, volunteers and agency admins who come together to share resources, support each other and brainstorm solutions to community needs. Poverty Busters are low-income community members, partners from agencies, and other community members working on grassroots strategies to increase poverty awareness locally and to remove the barriers that poverty creates. Both groups are now meeting together to improve communication and to ensure that the CCC is effective in helping to change outcomes for those it serves. Parents, service providers and other community members are welcome!
Contact Christine at claurel@cccmaine.org to join these meetings.
The Recovery Oriented Campus Center is collaborating with the Art Gallery to host Yoga on Wednesday, December 7, from 6:30 – 7:30 pm. Together, we invite the public and the University community alike to participate in slow looking at the artwork in the Gallery, facilitated by the movement and energy that accompanies any workout. Let this meditative experience add to your appreciation of our current exhibition, Pulped Under Pressure. Mark your calendars, and partake in a nurturing and reflective activity surrounded by art.
A limited number of mats will be provided.
Join TIMA for a StudioWorks Artist Talk on December 7 at 7 pm featuring Artists in Residence Alanna Baird (St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada), Ann Manuel (Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada), and Marina Fridman (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada).
Right: Alanna Baird
In the mood for some volleyball? Grand Manan Recreation offers weekly co-ed volleyball sessions every Wednesday from 7-9 pm.
Check out other available activities here. Contact Grand Manan Recreation with any questions.
The 123rd annual Eastport area Christmas Bird Count will take place on Monday, December 26. If you watch birds at a bird feeder the Christmas Bird Count could use your help. If you can identify common birds like a Cardinal, Blue Jay, Black-capped Chickadee, or a Goldfinch, etc., you can participate in the oldest citizen science project in North America.
The Eastport Area Count Circle, which includes Eastport, Campobello, Deer Island, Perry, Sipayik, Lubec, and Trescott is in need of as many people from these areas who enjoy watching birds at their feeder. If you are interested in helping out please email Philip Krajewski at pkrajewski3@yahoo.com for details.
Join us for our third Sparkle by-the-Sea celebration from December 8 to 11, a holiday shopping and entertainment event. Participating businesses will be open until 9 pm Thursday to Saturday and 12 noon to 5 pm on Sunday. The historic downtown will be decorated for the holiday season. Enjoy live entertainment, ice sculpture carving, daily live music, caroling, and face painting while gathering with friends and family at the Char and Chowder “Christmas Hub”, sipping mulled cider or hot chocolate.
Find out more.
Join the University of Southern Maine for this exhibition which has two locations: our Art Gallery in Gorham, Maine and our Glickman Library's 7th Floor Reading Room in Portland, Maine. With traditional hand papermaking at its core, PULPED UNDER PRESSURE underscores important contemporary issues steeped in history and craft. Enticed through touch, these works encourage a contemplative slowing down even as they urge acknowledgment of some of the most pressing issues (environmental crisis to global marginalization) facing civilization today.
This is an ongoing exhibit through December 9. The hours for the Art Gallery are 11 AM – 4:30 PM, Tuesday – Saturday. The hours for the Glickman Library are 8 AM – 4 PM, Monday – Friday.
Registration is now available for the new season of Ocean Explorations for Homeschoolers! These classes (held 1-2 times monthly) give homeschoolers an exceptional opportunity to participate in field explorations and hands-on labs about our local ocean habitat and creatures. Students will receive a Huntsman Marine Academy certificate if they complete five days during the season.
The first class is October 13; classes run until May. Register here.
Li'l Bookworms is a weekly story time created for children ages 0-4 held each Thursday at 10 am at Pembroke Library. Youngsters will listen to children's librarian Miss Bonnie (Hunter) read books, learn fun songs, explore simple art activities and enjoy playtime with other children.
Children must be accompanied by caregivers.
Eastport Arts Center will offer a special session of KinderArts featuring music and crafts on Thursday, December 8 from 10-11 am. Children up to age 4 are invited to attend, with a parent or caregiver. Popular EAC instructors Caroline Coleman and Sue Riddle will lead the activities, which will include Riddle’s toddler paint craft, and Coleman’s irresistible children’s yoga and music.
The program is presented free of charge, but has limited enrollment; those interested please pre-register with Alison Brennan. Keep paint activity in mind when dressing for the event. For more info, click here.
Stress comes from both the good and the bad things that happen to us. Stress may feel overwhelming at times, but there are many strategies to help you take control. Learn how in this month's Making Wellness a Priority session on December 8 from 12-1 pm at the Hub.
For more information, contact lisa.cheney@gnb.ca.
The Old Sow Grill in Eastport invites area pool and billiards fans to participate in a pool tournament organized at the restaurant each Thursday starting at 7:00 pm.
Entry fee is $5. Come enjoy the casual social setting and have a bite to eat if it suits you.
Come upon a place where a nostalgic clown somewhere dreams about his funeral, and looks back on his personal experiences. Performing at the Cross Insurance Center, December 9-11.
Tickets and video here.
Participants can expect to learn about where and when this species nests, what to listen for, and how to help protect them. We will head out into the woods in search of perfect habitat to hang-up some nesting boxes for these adorable owls. Those who are interested may “adopt” the boxes to monitor for owl activity throughout the year. All ages are welcome!
Meet in Grand Lake Stream at the DLLT office at 4 Water Street. Dress for the weather!