Instructor: Laura Sturgis Required book: Go Set a Watchman, ISBN: 978-0-06-256102-2 This six-week course is a continuation of the fall class on Harper Lee. There are a variety of opinions on this book. Class involves reading and discussing Go Set a Watchman, and hopefully viewing the Gregory Peck film. Laura has taught English at Edward Little…
Read MoreFARMINGTON, ME The University of Maine at Farmington Visiting Writers Series season comes to a close with a reading by award-winning author Alex Marzano-Lesnevich on Thursday, April 18, 2019, in The Landing in the UMF Olsen Student Center. The reading is free and open to the public and will be followed by a meet and greet with the author.The…
Read MoreTimeslots: 2–2:30 p.m.; 3–3:30 p.m.; 3:30–4 p.m.; 4–4:30 p.m. Instructor: Albert L’Etoile, Woodlands Memory Care of Lewiston. Albert has been assisting families and older adults in finding the appropriate living situation for nearly 20 years. These one-on-one sessions are the perfect opportunity to “pick his brain” regarding options…
Read MoreSeniorsPlus, the designated Western Maine Agency on Aging, will present Franklin County Aging Well Mini-Expo, which will offer older people workshops to attend as well as the opportunity for social interaction. The event is free and open to the public, and includes complimentary continental breakfast by the Orange Cat Café. Registration not…
Read MoreCome for a free morning of learning, free breakfast provided by The Orange Cat Cafe, and just plain old get together! For more information please contact SeniorPlus at 1-800-427-1241
Read MoreRangeley Health and Wellness and the Rangeley Lakes Chamber of Commerce are sponsoring the 3rd Annual Best Dog on Earth Day event, a celebration of dogs and Earth Day, on Saturday, April 20, 2019. The event will be a Fun Run/Walk with or without your dog. Registration is 9:00 - 9:45 AM at The Rangeley Chamber of Commerce - the fun walk/run starts…
Read MoreDates: Mondays & Wednesdays, April 22–June 12 (8 weeks, 16 classes) Instructor: Beth Ellen McNamara Cost: $40 for 8 weeks Are you interested in a low-impact exercise program to improve flexibility and balance? Tai Chi movements are slow, controlled, and gentle, emphasizing body alignment, weight transfer, and internal focus. Both easy to learn…
Read MoreInstructor: Kerry Faria, SeniorsPlus. Learn about your insurance options with Medicare, when to enroll or change plans, and how state law may affect your choices. This presentation is perfect for people who are new to Medicare or anyone who currently has Medicare and would like to learn more. To register, call Mechanic Falls Adult Education at…
Read MoreLiving Well for Better Health is a FREE six-session series that helps people with chronic conditions to improve overall wellness. Area residents and family members or caregivers are invited to attend. This series may help you if you live with aches and pains, diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, weight issues or depression. Mt. Abram Regional Health…
Read MoreDates: Tuesdays, April 23–May 28 Instructors: SeniorsPlus staff This free six-week long workshop is for those who want to learn ways to better manage their pain. Participants will learn ways to deal with frustration, fatigue, poor sleep, and isolation. Come get the support you need to enjoy life to its fullest.
Read MoreInstructor: Yvonne Allen Cost for materials: $15 The painting will be of a wagon wheel and flowers. Fee includes all materials, including 11x14 stretch canvas and acrylic paint. Class limit 16.
Read MoreInstructor: Corinne Saindon Cost for materials: $5 Create a birthday card for a woman or girl in your life. Class limit 10.
Read MoreMaterials fee: $15.00 per personFood Safety Training for Volunteer CooksA workshop on Safe Food Handling designed specifically for volunteers! Learn up-to-date methods for safely preparing, handling and serving food for large group functions. This workshop meets the Good Shepherd- Food Bank safety training requirements.To request a disability…
Read MoreAn afternoon of fun, socialization, and popcorn! Bring your favorite game to share with others, whether you enjoy cribbage, board games, or cards.
Read MoreFARMINGTON The University of Maine at Farmington will present a theatre workshop production in staged readings of two new, original plays by award-winning playwright and director Jayne Decker, Friday, April 26, 2019, at 7 p.m., in the UMF Alumni Theater. The performance is free and open to the public. Post-play reception with playwright and…
Read MoreApril 27, Smalls Falls – Rangeley 2019 marks the 6th year of Smalls to the Wall - a steep creek race held at Smalls Falls near Rangeley, ME. Smalls Falls is a rest area with a beautiful steep narrow gorge that is comprised of rock slides and waterfalls. It is a popular spot for whitewater kayakers looking for an action packed day of ‘park ‘n…
Read More10th Annual Earth Day-Every Day FREE E-WASTE Electronics Disposal SATURDAY, APRIL 27th from 9 AM TO 1 PM. Rain or shine.Location: HANNFORD’S PARKING LOT, WILTON RD, RT 2 & 4, FARMINGTONDisposal/recycling of old and broken TVs, computers, scanners, photocopiers, monitors, printers, microwaves, DVD and VCR players, stereos, phones, gaming and…
Read MoreFor more information please contact Farmington Underground at (207) 778-4099
Read MoreApril 27, Farmington Grange Come enjoy some live music, dancing, community and uplifting fun! We play hand percussion and sin Sanskrit chants, creating a lively performance that is equal parts close your eyes and relax and get up and dance from 7pm-9pm in Farmington. FMI: www.satmanavyogaashram.com
Read MoreAttend this American Red Cross certification course to receive a 2 year certification in lifesaving skills. The course will cover general emergency that one may face within their community. Full course information can be found at http://www2.umf.maine.edu/frc/american-red-cross-courses-3/adult-pediatric-first-aidcpraed/
Read MoreInstructor: Angela Moore, Beacon Hospice This session will discuss support for the caregiver of a loved one with dementia. There are ways to care for yourself and your loved one. We will review the stages of dementia and best ways to make the most of every day or visit.
Read MoreMay 4, Farmington Come to the University of Maine at Farmington for a daylong event to celebrate the abundance of locally grown foods in Franklin County. The 8th annual Fiddlehead Festival enjoy live acoustic music, learn about responsible harvesting and safe preparation of fiddlehead ferns, meet local farmers and food vendors, antique tractors…
Read MoreThe University of Maine Extension Homemakers are please to invite you to the 2019 Annual Franklin County Extension Homemakers Spring Meeting. This years event is hosted by the Happy, Handy, Helpers. The meal will consist of cold, cuts, chicken salad, egg salad, tuna salad, cheeses, assorted breads, assorted salads, pickles, beverages, and homemade…
Read MoreCome see a wide variety of locally-made crafts and art from local crafters and artisans at the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce's Spring Craft Fair! This is a great opportunity to find that perfect one-of-a-kind gift just in time for Mother's Day! If you are interested in a table, they are $25 each and you can reserve your spot by…
Read MoreMay 4, Titcomb Mountain Lodge - Farmington Join us at the Titcomb Lodge from 9am-4pm to see a wide variety of local crafters and artisans showing off their crafts! Perfect timing to find that unique, one-ofa-kind gift for Mother’s Day. Hosted by the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce. FMI: 207-778-4215
Read MoreThis free workshop is designed for businesses that have a Facebook presence but are looking to take the next steps to create better engagement and reach their target audiences through the latest techniques, including boosting and sponsored content. Sponsored by: TD Charitable Foundation. For more information and to…
Read MoreOld South Church Concert series proudly present the iconic Maine treasure, David Mallet and his band in concert on Friday, May 10th at 7:30 pm. Doors open at 6:45 pm. Adults $20. Students $10 and $5. Ticket reservations highly recommended by calling 207-491-5919. No jam session prior to concert. Refreshments available during intermission by…
Read MoreLearn how to prepare detailed financial projections, including start up costs, and projected cash flow analysis. Sponsored by: TD Charitable Foundation For more information and to register: https://conta.cc/2OWs5aH
Read MoreNEW SHARON - The Giddy-Up & Go 4-H Horse Club will hold its annual certifiedorganic manure sale fundraiser on Saturday, May 11, 2019 at Triple D Acres, 219Weeks Mills Rd, New Sharon. This is the club's major fundraiser of the year. Allproceeds are used to support this very active club as they learn all about life withhorses. The manure sale is from…
Read MoreJoin local Maine Master Naturalists Anthony Underwood and Lynda Fournier for a leisurely walk on the second Sunday of each month, from May through November. We will visit an assortment of local, public trails in Farmington, Wilton, and Jay. Share your knowledge or learn something new as we look at nature up-close. All experience levels and family…
Read MoreTotally confused about hashtags? Not sure what the "rules are" when you're on Instagram? This session is designed to guide you through the basics of the Instagram platform and the strategies you need to get comfortable posting to Instagram to build your business. Sponsored by: TD Charitable Foundation. For more information and to…
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