Annual Corporator’s Meeting Farmington Public Library
April 14h, 6:00-6:30 will be the Farmington Public Library's Annual Corporator's meeting. The public is invited to come to the library to hear the annual report, vote on bylaw changes, elect new and returning board members, ask questions, and offer suggestions. For more information, call Barb 578-0286
Good Friday Walk of Witness
Downtown Farmington Array, Farmington, ArrayGood Friday Walk of Witness - April 15 at 1 pm organized by Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry Please join us for an ecumenical prayer walk in downtown Farmington. It is based on the medieval tradition of the stations of the Cross, from the condemnation of Jesus to his burial. The walk will start in front of North Church, 118 High Street, Farmington and will proceed round a couple of blocks in downtown Farmington, to end beside the cemetery behind the courthouse. It is expected to last about half an hour and will take place unless prevented by bad weather, in
The Shadow of the Cross – Easter Program
New Hope Baptist Church 268 Perham Street, Farmington, ME, United StatesThis unique program uses Scripture, music, and 3D scenes to present the message of the sacrifice of our LORD on Calvary and His victory over death, hell, and the grave.
Childrens Easter Party
East Dixfield Fire Station ME, United StatesAn Easter party for boys and girls (ages 4-12) will be held at the East Dixfield Fire Station on Saturday, April 16th. Parents are welcome as well. There will be a Bible time, games, and refreshments. Fun for all! To RSVP or for more info. call 779-7180.
Music & Poetry Extravaganza, Sat. April 16
Skowhegan Opera House 225 Water Street (Town Hall), Skowhegan, ME, United StatesSKOWHEGAN- WXNZ radio and the Friends of the Skowhegan Opera House host a music and poetry Extravaganza on Sat. April 16, 2 – 5 pm at the Opera House. Tickets are $20. The Extravaganza is also livestreamed on WXNZ and the Wesserunsett Arts Council’s Facebook page, recorded on Channel 11, Madison. This joint fundraiser features local musicians, Maine Poet Laureates and guest appearances by many of HooSkow’s DJs and producers. Local music is by Anni Clark, statewide singer/songwriter with her own blend of folk, pop, blues and Maine hue-mah. anniclark.com;Merry-Go-Roundup, a vintage western music band www.welcomeradio.com/merrygoroundup; Brian Richmond on sax
Easter Sunrise Service At Sugarloaf
Sugarloaf Mountain 5000 Access Road, Carrabassett Valley, United StatesCome join the experience of celebrating Easter morning way up on Sugarloaf. Please arrive early and overdress! It’s always much colder than you think. Bring a headlamp if you have one; some people find that helpful getting to where we stand for the service. Meet at the base of the Super Quad Chair. Lift will load from 5:00-5:05 AM only Sunday morning, April 17th. No lift ticket required. You must ski/board down. Recommended for people intermediate level or above (trail can be firm and dim that time of morning). Lift may change due to weather.
Mt. Blue Area Garden Club’s April 19th meeting to host Gary Fish, Maine State Horticulturist
Trinity UMC 612 FARMINGTON FALLS RD, Farmington, ME, United StatesThe Mt. Blue area Garden Club is pleased to welcome Gary Fish, the Maine State Horticulturist to speak at our 12:30 pm, April 19 meeting held at Trinity United Methodist Church, Farmington Falls, Farmington. He will present "Beetles, Bittersweet, and Buckthorn, OH MY!", focusing on invasive pests in our gardens and forests. A social half hour, prior to the program with light refreshments will be hosted by Tom Saviello, Peg Lang and Amy Palmer. The speaker will begin after a brief business meeting at 1:00. All are welcome to attend. Current CDC COVID protocol will be followed. Gary grew up
Mt. Blue Area Garden Club’s April 19th meeting to host Gary Fish, Maine State Horticulturist
Trinity UMC 612 FARMINGTON FALLS RD, Farmington, ME, United StatesThe Mt. Blue area Garden Club is pleased to welcome Gary Fish, the Maine State Horticulturist to speak at our 12:30 pm, April 19 meeting held at Trinity United Methodist Church, Farmington Falls, Farmington. He will present "Beetles, Bittersweet, and Buckthorn, OH MY!", focusing on invasive pests in our gardens and forests. A social half hour, prior to the program with light refreshments will be hosted by Tom Saviello, Peg Lang and Amy Palmer. The speaker will begin after a brief business meeting at 1:00. All are welcome to attend. Current CDC COVID protocol will be followed. Gary grew up
Mt. Blue Area Garden Club’s April 19th meeting to host Gary Fish, Maine State Horticulturist
Trinity UMC 612 FARMINGTON FALLS RD, Farmington, ME, United StatesThe Mt. Blue area Garden Club is pleased to welcome Gary Fish, the Maine State Horticulturist to speak at our 12:30 pm, April 19 meeting held at Trinity United Methodist Church, Farmington Falls, Farmington. He will present "Beetles, Bittersweet, and Buckthorn, OH MY!", focusing on invasive pests in our gardens and forests. A social half hour, prior to the program with light refreshments will be hosted by Tom Saviello, Peg Lang and Amy Palmer. The speaker will begin after a brief business meeting at 1:00. All are welcome to attend. Current CDC COVID protocol will be followed. Gary grew up
Career Center Consultant at Dr. Shaw Memorial Library
Dr. Shaw Memorial Library, Mt. Vernon 344 Pond Rd., Mt. Vernon, ME, United StatesStarting March 23, each Wednesday at 10AM-12PM at the Dr. Shaw Memorial Library in Mt. Vernon, we will host a consultant from the Career Center, to help people learn about how to write cover letters and resumes, as well as do effective job searches. You can stop in, or you can call Marc for an appointment, at 207-707-0228.
Managing Field Lands for Grassland Birds and Soils for Forever Chemicals
Phillips Public Library 96 Main Street, Phillips, ME, United StatesThe Phillips Public Library Seed Loan Project presents - Laura Suomi-Lecker is the technical manager of the Ag Allies statewide grassland bird habitat project. She will discuss Maine's grassland-dependent bird species and their conservation, as well as best management practices to improve grassland habitat while maintaining sustainable hay crops. Richard Kersbergen is the Extension Professor for Sustainable Dairy and Forage Systems with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension. He will talk about Forever Chemicals (PFAS) – what they are and how they found their way into our farm fields, water supplies, and food. This presentation and use of the Library
Narrow Gauge Quilters
Narrow Gauge Quilters' have started the new "quilt year". Meetings are 2x a month at Phillips Library ~ Next meeting is Oct 21st this week. New and experienced quilters all welcomed!