FRI/2

MISCELLANEOUS

ANNUAL BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENT ART EXHIBITION, opening reception 5-6:30p.m., Brunswick High

School. Artwork will include paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, collages, sculptures, ceramics, digital art and mixed media. 319-1910. FOLK DANCE BRUNSWICK, 6:30-9p.m.,

People Plus, 35 Union Street, Brunswick.

World music and dance from the Balkans, Israel, Western Europe, and around the globe. Donation $8, $5 for students and seniors. 200-7577. SENIOR STUDIO: XIX, 5-7p.m., Edwards

Center for Art and Dance, Bowdoin College. An exciting culmination of work by the 2014 Senior Class in Visual Arts.

725-3861.

TALKS-WORKSHOPS

ECHOES OF WISDOM: ARCHETYPAL PATTERNS IN DREAMS, 7-9p.m., Kresge

Auditorium, Bowdoin College, Brunswick.

Members: $20, non-members: $25. MEET THE AUTHOR: LILY KING, Freeport

Community Library, 7p.m. Meet the author and talk about her books. 729-

3311. LECTURE BY ART HISTORIAN DONNA

CASSIDY, 5p.m., Patten Free Library. On the legendary 1913 art exhibition “The

Armory Show.” 725-6601.

PERFORMANCES

SYMPHONIES OF PSALMS, 7:30p.m.,

Studzinzki Recital Hall, Bowdoin campus.

Bowdoin Chorus and Mozart Mentors

Orchestra, conducted by Anthony Antolini, will present two large-scale musical psalm settings by Felix Mendelssohn and

Igor Stravinsky. Free. 798-4141. “ARSENIC & OLD LACE,” 7:30p.m., Parker B. Poe Theater, Lincoln Academy Campus, Newcastle. Come see an old comedic chestnut of a play. $8 students,

$22 adults. 563-1373. JUNIOR BROWN, 7:30p.m., Strand Theater, Rockland. The legendary country music guitarist and singer brings his unique voice, songwriting craft, and signature “Guit-Steel” guitar to Maine. $20.

594-0070.

SAT/3

PUBLIC MEALS

WOOLWICH CENTRAL SCHOOL

SPAGHETTI SUPPER, 4:30-6:30p.m., family $20, adults $6, children 3-12 $3, seniors $5. Supports 8th grade class trip to Washington, D.C. 831-3882. BAKED BEAN AND SPAGHETTI SUPPER,

4:30-6:30 p.m., North Pownal United

Methodist Church, 851 Lawrence Road,

Pownal. 240-1637. $7.50 for adults, $3 for children 4-12, 3 years and under free. SPAGHETTI AND MEATBALL DINNER,

4:30-6:30p.m., Mid-Coast Presbyterian

Church, 84 Main Street, Topsham. Support Cub Scout Pack 646. $6 for adults,

$3 for children. 725-2730.

PERFORMANCES

COMMUNITY CHORUS CONCERT, 7:30 p.m. TheGreater Freeport Community

Chorus, led by Director Virgil Bozeman, will perform“Sun Moon Stars Rain,” a program of music commenting on the seasons and thecycle of life. Tuttle Road

United Methodist Church, 52 Tuttle Road,

Cumberland. $10/adults,18 or under free, family/$25. “ARSENIC & OLD LACE,” 7:30p.m., Parker B. Poe Theater, Lincoln Academy Campus, Newcastle. Come see an old comedic chestnut of a play. $8 students,

$22 adults. 563-1373. L’AVENIR — A COLLECTION OF DANCES

FOR ALL AGES, 2p.m., $12 adult, $10 child/senior, Orion Performing Arts Center, Topsham. Presented by Elizabeth

Drucker’s Ballet School. General admission tickets available at the door. 729-

6794.

MISCELLANEOUS

BATH MAYFAIR FESTIVAL, SCAVENGER

HUNT AND CITY-WIDE YARD SALE, an all day event on Main Street in Bath. Citywide yard sale with over 30 participants,

Maypole dancing from 11a.m. – 2p.m., a tent sale featuring local merchants, opening day for the Farmer’s Market at Waterfront Park, and a Downtown Scavenger

Hunt. Go to visitbath.com or visit Ornament at 72 Front Street for scavenger hunt forms. THE CHERRY ORCHARD, 7:30p.m. at the

Chocolate Church in Bath. Come see

Chekhov’s play and end the Bath Mayfair

Festival in style. HAMILTON SANCTUARY WORK DAY,

9a.m. to 12p.m., Hamilton Sanctuary,

West Bath. Clear trails, repair erosion damage, spruce up garden, work on trails. 443-9652. UNIQUE CHAIR-ITY AUCTION, preview at

6p.m., auction at 7p.m., new UU Church at the corner of Pleasant and Middle

Streets, Brunswick. Auction supports

Oasis Health Clinic and MidCoast Hunger

Prevention Program. Admission is $5, cash or check only. 729-8515. YARD SALE EXTRAVAGANZA, 8a.m. to

2p.m., 894 Washington Street, Bath.

Yard sale to benefit Cosmopolitan Club.

522-2538. DAVINCI EXPERIENCE BRUNSWICK

SUMMER CAMP OPEN HOUSE,

9:30a.m. to 12:30p.m. Meet the staff, tour the facilities, and preview the new themes for 2014. Pilgrim House, 9

Cleaveland Street, Brunswick. YARD SALE AND LUNCH CAFE, 8a.m. to

1p.m., Bath Knights of Columbus, 807

Middle Street, Bath, ME. Fish chowder, burgers and dogs. Yard sale items include crafts, model trails, tools, household goods and more. 443-5389. OPENING RECEPTION, 10-noon. “Historic

Images of Georgetown”, images from

“Images of America: Georgetown” by

Gene Reynolds of Georgetown over the last hundred years. Georgetown Historical Society, 20 Bay Point Road, Georgetown. Refreshments. Free. 371-9200. STROLL WITH A RANGER, 2p.m., Wolfe’s

Neck Woods State Park, Freeport. Take a relaxed stroll with the ranger on this wheelchair and stroller-accessable path.

Free with park admission. 865-4465. SUMMER FARM CAMP OPEN HOUSE,

10a.m. to 12p.m., Wolfe’s Neck Farm.

Come learn about our Summer Day

Camps and other educational programs.

865-4469.

SUN/4

PERFORMANCES

COMMUNITY CHORUS CONCERT, 2:30 p.m. TheGreater Freeport Community

Chorus, led by Director Virgil Bozeman, will perform“Sun Moon Stars Rain,” a program of music commenting on the seasons and thecycle of life. First Parish

UCC Church, 40 Main St., Freeport.

$10/adults,18 or under free, family/$25. “ARSENIC & OLD LACE,” 3p.m., Parker

B. Poe Theater, Lincoln Academy Campus, Newcastle. Come see an old comedic chestnut of a play. $8 students,

$22 adults. 563-1373. HENRY PERCELL’S THE FAIRY-QUEEN

WITH CECILIA CHAMBER CHOIR, 3p.m.,

St. Patrick Church, 380 Academy Hill,

Newcastle. Restoration-era masque with full orchestra and many well-known soloists. $15 adults, under 18 free. L’AVENIR — A COLLECTION OF DANCES

FOR ALL AGES, 2p.m., $12 adult, $10 child/senior, Orion Performing Arts Center, Topsham. Presented by Elizabeth

Drucker’s Ballet School. General admission tickets available at the door. 729-

6794.

MISCELLANEOUS

FLORIDA LAKE FIELD TRIP, 7a.m. to

1p.m., Florida Lake, Freeport. Meet at the Brunswick Hannaford to carpool. Free and open to the public. 841-1951. BRUNSWICK COIN AND STAMP SHOW,

9a.m.-2:30p.m., Knights of Columbus

Hall, 2 Columbus Drive, Brunswick. 25 dealers; 42+ tables. Free admission.

Door prizes. 721-7872. 29TH ANNUAL BEAVER PARK FISHING

DERBY, 8:30a.m. to 11:30a.m., Middle

Pond, Lisbon. All participants must be 15 years old or younger and accompanied by parents. Parents helping small children need a fishing license. Prizes will be awarded. 353-9075. “DAMNATION” FILM SCREENING,

7:30p.m., Smith Auditorium, Sills Hall,

Bowdoin College. This powerful film odyssey across America explores the sea change in our national attitude from pride in big dams as engineering wonders to the growing awareness that our own future is bound to the life and health of our rivers. Free.

TUE/6

PERFORMANCES

TRICKY BRITCHES BLUEGRASS BAND,

6:30p.m., Patten Free Library. String band Tricky Britches is the product of mountain music, rockabilly, and country swing all thrown together into one room, to create something uniquely uplifting.

Ages 10 and up are welcome with their parents. 443-5141 ex. 25. LISBON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ART

SHOW, 2 Sugg Drive, Lisbon Falls. 2-

3:30p.m. amd 6-8p.m. A range of media including clay, photography, collage, watercolor, pastel and mixed media will be on display.

MISCELLANEOUS

7TH ANNUAL MERRICONEAG POETRY

FESTIVAL, 3-4p.m., Merriconeag Waldorf

School’s Community Hall in Freeport.

Free. FLOWER POWER AT SEWALL WOODS

PRESERVE, 10a.m. to 11a.m., at Sewall

Woods Preserve. For children 6 years old and younger. Spring themed stories and activities courtesy of the Kennebec Estuary Land Trust and Patten Free Library.

443-5141.

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COYOTE: AMERICA’S SONGDOG, 7p.m.,

Harpswell Heritage Landtrust, 153 Harpswell Neck Road, Harpswell. This engaging presentation by conservation biologist

Geri Vistein will center on coyote’s relationships with other wildlife, the ecosystem and humans. Free. 837-9613.

WED/7

MISCELLANEOUS

BRUNSWICK LANDING FIELD TRIP,

7a.m.-12p.m., Brunswick Landing, gate near Cooks Corner. Join Merrymeeting

Audubon on the easy trails at the former

Brunswick Naval Air Station. 729-0220. YOUNG “GREEN THUMB” ACTIVITY

SERIES: FLOWER POWER! 4-5p.m., Patten Free Library. Children ages 4 and up are invited to explore the joys of springtime and investigate what makes spring an important time for plants, wildlife, and us. YOUTH YOGA, 4p.m., Topsham Public

Library. Basic 30-minute yoga session.

Ages 4 and up. 725-1727.

PERFORMANCES

MAINE SINGER-SONGWRITER LYNN

DEEVES, 6:30-8:30p.m., Gather restaurant, 189 Main St., Yarmouth. Part of the

“Acoustic Wednesdays” series. 847-

3250. SONGWRITERS IN THE ROUND, 7-9p.m.,

Frontier Theater, Fort Andross,

Brunswick. Four songwriters perform in an intimate, unplugged setting for an evening of compelling songs and stories.

Lisa Redfern, John and Rachel Nicholas and Bruce McLellan.

TALKS-WORKSHOPS

PEOPLE PLUS TALK WITH LOCAL

AUTHOR BRIAN DANIELS, 2p.m., 35

Union Street, Brunswick. The talk will feature his new book “Thoughts of an Average Joe.” “HISTORY OF MAINE WOMEN: WHERE

ARE THE FRANCO-AMERICAN

WOMEN?” 7p.m., Curtis Memorial

Library’s Morrell Meeting Room. Talk by

Rhea Cote Robbins. $3.

THU/8

TALKS-WORKSHOPS

WOODLOT MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

FOR WOMEN, all day event, at Hidden

Valley Nature Center in Jefferson. Event will educate and encourage women on stewardship considerations and business aspects of woodland management and ownership. $60. Includes lunch and materials. Scholarships available. 200-

8840. PAUL BETIT AUTHOR’S TALK, 6:30p.m.,

Topsham Public Library. The author will talk about his series of suspense-mystery novels. JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN CIVIL WAR

ROUND TABLE LECTURE, 7p.m., Curtis

Memorial Library, Morrell Room, 23

Pleasant Street, Brunswick. Free and open to the public. 443-2296. TEEN TALK, 5-6p.m., Topsham Public

Library. This month’s book is “Kiss in

Time” by Alex Flinn. Meets the second

Thursday of each month to discuss the month’s book and eat pizza together.

725-1727.