Author John Anderson will offer a presentation detailing the life of his Swedish-American grandfather, Captain Anders Anderson, whose decades-long sailing career took him around the world. [...]
Join us for an afternoon celebrating the history of Maine shipbuilding! Historian Nathan Lipfert will offer a presentation highlighting shipbuilding activity in the centuries following statehood [...]
Poet and musician Dave Morrison will perform his Poetry Rocks program in the library’s Reading Room. Poetry Rocks has been described a “poetry with a soundtrack” and “poems crossing a rope bridge [...]
Adults and kids of all ages are invited to join Miss Katie for a painting adventure. Use crayons, watercolors, and ribbon to make your own spring or Easter décor! This program will take place in [...]
The community is invited to join Rockland Librarians Jessie Blanchard and Patty King on Wednesday, April 26, from 2-3:30 as they combine a walk with a neighborhood roadside spring clean-up. [...]
As a young man, Peter Proeller traveled and worked his way across the United States, finding beautiful places and people. With his 5-string banjo as his companion, he learned and played songs, as [...]
The evening will include a Dvorak trio for two violins and viola by Joan and Edwin Hantz and Heidi Karod, a LeClaire violin duet with Heidi Karod and Julia Tranner, a Telemann violin duet by [...]
A local group of puppy raisers from Guiding Eyes for the Blind will be speaking about the process of raising a future guide dog and some of the qualities of a potential guide dog. Guiding Eyes [...]
Join us for a free screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog! Released in 1927, this silent film was Hitchcock’s first thriller and his third film overall; the [...]
Jim is a commercial and fine-art photographer with an eclectic resume and wide range of subject matter. He teaches photography every year aboard the schooner Mary Day and has served as crew for [...]
