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We are thrilled to host our first virtual film screening of the year. Please note that unlike our typical Thursday night programs, it will not be recorded and archived to YouTube. In Tribal [...]

As children in Baxter State Park, Tim and Susan Caverly hiked the trails up and over Mt. Katahdin. However, the two never met until college. Tim will share scenic and historic photos illustrating [...]

If you’ve found yourself getting more curious about the birds in your backyard during the past year of quarantining, you’re not alone! The study of birds can be a rich source of [...]

This month (and next) we’ll be discussing Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Anyone is free to join! Email [...]

Broaden Your Literary Horizons with Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group Launched in 2020, the Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group (CFDG) enjoys lively and thought-provoking conversations [...]

Broaden Your Literary Horizons with Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group! Launched in 2020, the Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group (CFDG) enjoys lively and thought-provoking conversations [...]

Broaden Your Literary Horizons with  Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group Launched in 2020, the Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group (CFDG) enjoys lively and thought-provoking conversations [...]

Broaden Your Literary Horizons with Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group! Launched in 2020, the Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group (CFDG) enjoys lively and thought-provoking conversations [...]

This illustrated presentation and discussion explores the statehood process in Maine that culminated in 1820 with formal separation from Massachusetts. That struggle engaged a range of [...]

So, you think you know Maine? Think again! It’s not just the woods, waters, forests, fields, mountains, shores, cities and towns, lobsters and lighthouses that define Maine. From Kittery to Fort [...]