Join us on the Library lawn for the Annual Book & Plant Sale! All proceeds go directly to Library programming and materials. Special Friends-Only preview sale starts at 8:30, general public [...]
For award-winning science writer Margie Patlak, exploring the unique nature of the Maine coast opens a door to deeper ties and insights. Watching a striped monarch caterpillar transform into a [...]
Brooklyn-based composer and guitarist Carlos Pavan skillfully blends Argentine tango and folklore rhythms with classical and jazz concepts. Described as having “striking music and great [...]
We are thrilled to host our third virtual film screening of the year. Please note that unlike our typical Thursday night programs, it will not be recorded and archived to YouTube. The [...]
Mystery author Matt Cost will provide a reading from his book Mainely Power, which was selected as the Maine Humanities Council’s ReadME fiction book for 2021. Set in Brunswick, Maine, the [...]
The Great Plague of 1348 swept across the European world with an unprecedented ferocity that brought cathartic changes to Late Mediaeval society. Suffering substantial losses of their populations [...]
Learn about the seven-year writing journey that started during White’s “Jesus Year” when her mother asked, “Do you want to write your father in Guyana?” Unsure what to say, White began penning [...]
Producer Richard Burrell will talk about his work producing TV dramas in the UK and internationally – specifically, his work adapting books for the small screen. The focus of his [...]
What is this Maine Climate Action Plan you’ve been hearing about? The Maine Climate Council submitted their final plans to Governor Mills in December 2020. The Maine Climate Plan covers a lot of [...]
Catching Up With The Classics is an online book group that meets monthly via Zoom. The book for July is Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant by Anne Tyler We’re always looking for new readers! [...]
