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The Lubec Memorial Library is hosting an exhibition of collages by Deb Seavey for August. Each collage is made of snippets of various magazine photographs which have been glued onto heavy cardboard which has been recycled from discarded books.
Proceeds from each sale will be directly donated to The Lubec Memorial Library.
Phillip Robertson is an artist and educator living in Vermont. Visiting the Lubec area for the last 25 years with his family, Robertson has sketched and made prints of the Maine coast and the Northern New England landscape. Primarily working with relief printmaking, he transforms his sketches made from nature into multiple prints using traditional techniques.
See Robertson's work through the month of October at the Lubec Memorial Library. A portion of sales will be donated to the library. On Saturday October 29, the artist will be present at the end of the exhibit from noon to 2 pm with unframed prints for sale.
“Memories From Lubec” is a work-in-progress series that is presented on the walls of the Lubec Memorial Library through the month of November. John Rule, who has been involved in photography since the 1960s and has exhibited internationally, utilized a century-old camera to capture these images, using large format techniques that produce silver-based negatives five inches by seven inches. Each is processed individually in his own darkroom, then produced as the contact prints seen here. The subject matter is Lubec, and only Lubec, over the last eight years.
For library hours, see this page. Each photograph is for sale at $50; proceeds will go to the library.
Come and see an exhibit of Pysanky eggs on display at Lubec Memorial Library. Pysanky is a beautiful folk art from Ukraine, where the eggs are traditionally made and exchanged with friends and family as expressions of friendship, love and good luck.
To see the library's hours of operations, click here.
Phillip Robertson is an artist and educator living in Vermont. Visiting the Lubec area for the last 25 years with his family, Robertson has sketched and made prints of the Maine coast and the Northern New England landscape. Primarily working with relief printmaking, he transforms his sketches made from nature into multiple prints using traditional techniques.
See Robertson's work through the month of October at the Lubec Memorial Library. A portion of sales will be donated to the library. On Saturday October 29, the artist will be present at the end of the exhibit from noon to 2 pm with unframed prints for sale.
Phillip Robertson is an artist and educator living in Vermont. Visiting the Lubec area for the last 25 years with his family, Robertson has sketched and made prints of the Maine coast and the Northern New England landscape. Primarily working with relief printmaking, he transforms his sketches made from nature into multiple prints using traditional techniques.
See Robertson's work through the month of October at the Lubec Memorial Library. A portion of sales will be donated to the library. On Saturday October 29, the artist will be present at the end of the exhibit from noon to 2 pm with unframed prints for sale.
“Memories From Lubec” is a work-in-progress series that is presented on the walls of the Lubec Memorial Library through the month of November. John Rule, who has been involved in photography since the 1960s and has exhibited internationally, utilized a century-old camera to capture these images, using large format techniques that produce silver-based negatives five inches by seven inches. Each is processed individually in his own darkroom, then produced as the contact prints seen here. The subject matter is Lubec, and only Lubec, over the last eight years.
For library hours, see this page. Each photograph is for sale at $50; proceeds will go to the library.
The Lubec Memorial Library is hosting an exhibition of collages by Deb Seavey for August. Each collage is made of snippets of various magazine photographs which have been glued onto heavy cardboard which has been recycled from discarded books.
Proceeds from each sale will be directly donated to The Lubec Memorial Library.
Come and see an exhibit of Pysanky eggs on display at Lubec Memorial Library. Pysanky is a beautiful folk art from Ukraine, where the eggs are traditionally made and exchanged with friends and family as expressions of friendship, love and good luck.
To see the library's hours of operations, click here.
The Lubec Memorial Library is hosting an exhibition of collages by Deb Seavey for August. Each collage is made of snippets of various magazine photographs which have been glued onto heavy cardboard which has been recycled from discarded books.
Proceeds from each sale will be directly donated to The Lubec Memorial Library.
Phillip Robertson is an artist and educator living in Vermont. Visiting the Lubec area for the last 25 years with his family, Robertson has sketched and made prints of the Maine coast and the Northern New England landscape. Primarily working with relief printmaking, he transforms his sketches made from nature into multiple prints using traditional techniques.
See Robertson's work through the month of October at the Lubec Memorial Library. A portion of sales will be donated to the library. On Saturday October 29, the artist will be present at the end of the exhibit from noon to 2 pm with unframed prints for sale.
“Memories From Lubec” is a work-in-progress series that is presented on the walls of the Lubec Memorial Library through the month of November. John Rule, who has been involved in photography since the 1960s and has exhibited internationally, utilized a century-old camera to capture these images, using large format techniques that produce silver-based negatives five inches by seven inches. Each is processed individually in his own darkroom, then produced as the contact prints seen here. The subject matter is Lubec, and only Lubec, over the last eight years.
For library hours, see this page. Each photograph is for sale at $50; proceeds will go to the library.
Come and see an exhibit of Pysanky eggs on display at Lubec Memorial Library. Pysanky is a beautiful folk art from Ukraine, where the eggs are traditionally made and exchanged with friends and family as expressions of friendship, love and good luck.
To see the library's hours of operations, click here.
Young Lego enthusiasts in the Lubec area are invited to join in Lego Club on Mondays at 2:45 pm at the Lubec Memorial Library.
Please enter through the back door. Light snack provided.
Lubec Campobello Community Theatre presents: A Sliver of Christmas Pudding - a celebration of the season in stories and songs.
After two years, we are happily resuming this annual holiday event! Come one and all.
Cabin fever Films will present free movies open to the public at the Lubec Memorial Library every two weeks beginning on January 7. All shows will begin at 3 pm. The first program will be the movie Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris.
There will be free popcorn and drinks, donations are welcome.
Wiggles and Giggles for your little ones is here! On Wednesdays at 10:30, bring your children to the library for songs, stories, and play. Meet new friends and have some fun.
Cabin fever Films will present The Innocents, open to the public at the Lubec Memorial Library on January 21 from 3-5 pm.
There will be free popcorn and drinks, donations are welcome.
The next film shown at Lubec Memorial Library as part of the biweekly Cabin Fever Film series will be Billy Elliot.
Free and open to the public! Free popcorn and drinks. Donations welcome.
Cabin Fever Films will be presenting House of Gucci on February 18 from 3-5 pm. Free and open to the public.
Free popcorn and drinks, donations welcome.