Adult events and programs
Recurring events are listed here. For current events, visit the home page. Call or email us with any questions. Cancellations will be posted on Facebook and the home page.
Events are also listed on our Google calendar.
Events are also listed on our Google calendar.
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Memory Lane
First Tuesday of the month, 9:30-10:30 am
Memory Lane is a FREE, fun, friendly, and relaxed environment for people who like to reminisce, together with their care partners, friends, and family. Music, memories, stories, and conversation. Come socialize with others in similar situations and enjoy a program of activities just for you. |
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Book Club
Second Tuesday of the month, 1pm.
Location: Library Reading Room Come talk about this month's book club pick. See home page for current titles. 2024-2025 August: Genre month--Maine. Read any novel set in Maine. Bonus if it's a Maine author! September: Westerns genre October: Classic Mysteries genre November: The Personal Librarian - Melanie Benedict December: The Thin Man - Dashiell Hammett January: Sci fi genre February: Humankind - Rutger Bregman March: Lessons in Chemistry - Bonnie Garmus April: The Heaven and Earth Grocery Story - James McBride May: The Berry Pickers - Amanda Peters June: The Spy Coast - Tess Gerritsen |
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Spice Club
Kits available the third Friday of the month.
Try new flavors, explore new recipes, or just get out of a cooking rut. Each kit is a packet that comes with the spice of the month, history/cultural background, and recipes highlighting the featured spice. Enjoy at your own pace. No need to register, just come in and pick up a kit. |
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Crafternoon
DIY Kits available on the first Friday of the month.
Try a new craft or project. Discover your new favorite thing! These are kits for fun projects you can do at home, and they include instructions and supplies. Crafternoon in person and online Thursdays 3:30 to 4:30pm in the Reading Room Simultaneous in-person and Zoom options Click here to join Zoom. Crafts and socializing. Break out your knitting, craft projects, or mending and join us for conversation, questions, and new friends. Drop in any week. |
Free computer, internet, and technology classes
Presented by the National Digital Equity Center in Maine.
All classes are free and open to the public with registration.
To sign up, create an account by "enrolling" here, and then sign up for classes.
See a full list of classes here: https://digitalequitycenter.org/classes
You can take any of the classes from home, or choose an on-site location from around the state. On-site classes have an in-person facilitator, and the instructor will be live via video.
All classes are free and open to the public with registration.
To sign up, create an account by "enrolling" here, and then sign up for classes.
See a full list of classes here: https://digitalequitycenter.org/classes
You can take any of the classes from home, or choose an on-site location from around the state. On-site classes have an in-person facilitator, and the instructor will be live via video.