Life Along the Union River, an exhibit of life along the Union River in the days of logging and mills, during January and February

exhibit on display of an exploration of the museum's diverse collection of nineteenth- and twentieth- century rare, first edition, and out- of -print books

series of eight lessons for beginner ballroom styles, including Waltz, Cha-Cha and Rhumba with Keith Heavrin Jr. and Donna Foster

Quilting class taught by Nancy Knowlton and Kelly Pratt. A class for beginners who can bring an idea for a project and receive guided help to finish it

exhibit on display by Emily Bracale. The exhibit is a personal account of her experience with Lyme disease. Open reception, Thu., Feb. 9, 5-6:15 PM.

Barbara Strubell and Marc Fisichella are artists of the month, with artists reception, Fri., Feb. 10, 5:30PM

an art camp, led by Trelawney O'Brien, will include a series of creative projects for children ages 5 to 8

hosted by the Fields Pond Audubon Center for children ages 6-12. Each day a new activity: Snow Science, Migrate, Hibernate, Activate, Maine Birds, Life Under the Ice. Reg. req

10 class series, no experience required. Contact instructor Nigel Chase

meeting time exceptions for September and December will be on the third Wednesday, otherwise all meetings on the fourth Wednesdays

to meet throughout the day prior to quarterly meeting on Friday

featuring Maine photographers as part of a community-based workshop of the Penobscot River Restoration project

the theater calls....anything to let children's minds let fly, time to cheer for theater and make their own plays