Special Events
Dragon’s Nest Community Cookout
The Dragons Nest 132 Prescott St. Farmington, Farmington, ME, United StatesGo enjoy a community cookout and be entertained by local riders. If you skate, ride bmx, or anything else, join in and invite your friends and family to hang out!
Community Shred Event
W G Mallett School 116 Middle St, Farmington, ME, United StatesPlease join us for complimentary on-site shredding this Saturday, April 27th, 2024 from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. W G Mallett School 116 Middle St., Farmington ME 04938 Accepting non-cash donations for the RSU 9 Community Food Pantry. The items in most need include microwavable Chef Boyardee, jelly (12 oz), crackers (any type), cereal, condiments, soap (hand or bar) & fruit cups. Safely and securely destroy items containing personal information such as: ▪ Account statements ▪ Bill stubs ▪ Files No need to remove staples, paper clips, or binder clips. Participants are welcome to stay and watch the process. We cannot
Nevaeh Dance Circus
UMF Amphitheater, Farmington 110 South St, Farmington, ME, United StatesArtsFarmington is sponsoring Nevaeh Dance Circus as part of the Fiddlehead Festival 4/27/24. They are a Portland, Maine based group whose performances can be found on Y-tube. This should be a fun, family oriented event adding to the festive atmosphere of the Fiddlehead Festival. They will be performing in the UMF Amphitheater from 2:15 to 2:45. Don't miss it!
Grow Your Own Edible Mushrooms
Maine Local Living School 71 Lake Drive, Temple, ME, United StatesMushrooms are fascinating and beautiful organisms that also offer opportunities for substantial food production in Maine. This workshop, led by North Spore educator Louis Giller, will share background and hands-on experience with some of the most reliable outdoor cultivation methods. Louis will start with a presentation explaining how to plan and execute log and bed cultivation with species including Shiitake, Wine Cap, Oysters, Chestnut, and Hen of the Woods. From there, we'll get outside and start inoculating, putting what we've learned into practice! Participants will be able to take home a freshly inoculated Shiitake log.
Weekend Yoga @ End of the Rainbow
End of the RainbowJOIN JESSICA DANFORTH, 1000 HR E-RYT AND 500 HR RYS FOR WEEKEND YOGA CLASSES AT END OF THE RAINBOW ALTERNATIVES IN FARMINGTON. Saturday 10am + Sunday 2pm $12 per class These classes will be on-going beginning Saturday, April 6th with enough registrants. SATURDAY MORNING CLASS IS AN ENLIVENING VINYASA YOGA EXPERIENCE THIS CLASS IS APPROPRIATE FOR ALL-LEVELS SUNDAY AFTERNOON CLASS IS YOGA NIDRA (THE YOGA OF SLEEP) - THINK ADULT NAP TIME IN PREPARATION FOR THE WEEK AHEAD. THIS IS A RESTORATIVE PRACTICE SUITED TO EVERYONE. For questions and more information you can text (207) 755-1035. To register class payment Venmo @LevMiel
Franklin County Recovery Center
The Franklin County Recovery Center offers a compassionate environment where individuals can find the support they need to maintain sobriety. Stepping into our center, you’ll encounter a warm, non-judgmental space prioritizing understanding and healing. Our team is committed to providing tailored resources and programs to meet the unique needs of those on the path to recovery. Located at St. Joseph's Center Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.
RSU 73 PreK Registration and Screening
Spruce Mountain Primary School 107 Gibbs Mill Road, Livermore, ME, United StatesSpruce Mountain School District RSU #73 PreK Registration and Screening PreK registration for RSU 73 is scheduled for Wednesday, May 1, and Wednesday, May 15, 2024, at Spruce Mountain Primary School at 107 Gibbs Mill Road in Livermore. Your child must be four years old on or before October 15, 2024, to register. Please call 897-3355 to schedule an appointment. You must bring your child’s original birth certificate, current immunization records, and proof of residency (electric bill, rental agreement, or tax bill). Students cannot be registered without the necessary documents. The immunization record can be obtained from your child’s physician.
Weekly Yoga @ End of the Rainbow
End of the RainbowJOIN JESSICA DANFORTH, 1000 E-RYT AND 500 HR RYS FOR A WEEKLY YOGA CLASS AT END OF THE RAINBOW ALTERNATIVES IN FARMINGTON. Wednesday's @ 5:15pm beginning Wednesday, April 10th. This class is on-going with enough registrants. THIS HUMP DAY VINYASA YOGA CLASS IS A WELL ROUNDED EXPERIENCE FOR GAINING FLEXIBILITY AND STRENGTH IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT. BEGINNERS WELCOME! Due to another event there will be **NO CLASS APRIL 24TH**. Questions? Or for more information text (207) 755-1035. Register by purchasing Venmo @LevMiel
Farmington Chess Club
Farmington Community Center 127 Middle Street, Farmington, ME, United StatesFarmington Chess Club meets every Thursday at the Farmington Community Center from 9:30 to 12:30. The club is open to players of all ages and skill levels. For more information, visit https://farmingtonchess.org/
Franklin County Recovery Center
The Franklin County Recovery Center offers a compassionate environment where individuals can find the support they need to maintain sobriety. Stepping into our center, you’ll encounter a warm, non-judgmental space prioritizing understanding and healing. Our team is committed to providing tailored resources and programs to meet the unique needs of those on the path to recovery. Located at St. Joseph's Center Tuesdays and Thursdays 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.
Musical Storytime with Carla!
Jay-Niles Memorial Library 983 Main St, Jay, ME, United StatesCome to the library for songs, dancing, instruments, stories, and fun! Free and open to the public. Families with young kids won't want to miss out on the fun. FMI- call the library at 645-4062.
Children’s Art Project
Chesterville Town Hall 409 Dutch Gap Road, Chesterville, United StatesArtwork depicting favorite animals will take shape at a kid-centered “ANIMAL ART” workshop at the Chesterville Town Hall, Saturday, May 4, 2024, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Facilitated by local artist Susan Schell, the workshop will provide paper and supplies and welcomes families and kids of all ages. Pictures will be matted either to take home or to display at the Chesterville Center Union Meeting House for the “Animal Tales” open mic event Saturday May 11. So bring the kids, watch their inner artist at work, and enjoy this fun and free event. The Chesterville Town Hall is located