Farmer's Market
Saturday, June 26 to September 25
There will be a Farmer's Market held the last Saturday of each month through September @ 114 Main Street in downtown Winterport. The market is open from 8am to 1pm Spaces still available for rent.

Family Fun
Saturday, June 26 to October 12
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Family Fun
Saturday, July 3 to October 19
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Family Fun
Saturday, July 10 to October 26
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Family Fun
Saturday, July 17 to November 2
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Summer Reading Program
Wednesday, July 21 to September 8
South China Library will kick off their summer reading program with L.C. Bates Musuem on Wednesday June 23rd at 10:30am with their program The Young Naturalist and will continue every Wednesday at 10:30 thru August 11th.

Family Fun
Saturday, July 24 to November 9
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Summer Reading Program
Wednesday, July 28 to September 15
South China Library will kick off their summer reading program with L.C. Bates Musuem on Wednesday June 23rd at 10:30am with their program The Young Naturalist and will continue every Wednesday at 10:30 thru August 11th.

Lamoine Historical Society
Wednesday, July 28 to September 29
Fun Events with the Lamoine Historical Society! Join us: Wednesday, July 28th to find out about Holidays, Celebrations and Social Gatherings in Lamoine in days of yore. Wednesday, August 25th Bob Alvarez will join us reminiscing about the USS Massachusetts and the old Coaling Station. Wednesday, September 29th will be our Annual Meeting, with a program about shipwrecks connected to Lamoine or its resident and update on the renovations of the old church. All events take place at 7:30 pm in the Lamoine Baptist Church-Rte 184 at Lamoine Corner across from the Grange. Free and open to the public.

Family Fun
Saturday, July 31 to November 16
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Summer Reading Program
Wednesday, August 4 to September 22
South China Library will kick off their summer reading program with L.C. Bates Musuem on Wednesday June 23rd at 10:30am with their program The Young Naturalist and will continue every Wednesday at 10:30 thru August 11th.

Family Fun
Saturday, August 7 to November 23
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

In the Maine Stream exhibition
Saturday, August 7 to April 2
Featuring the Museum's own circa 1899 Wabanaki birch bark canoe and an array of vintage paddles and oars on loan from the private collection of Kate Manko, this exhibit is equal parts history, art, and nostalgia. Reflect upon Kennebunkport's "Indian Village" at the turn of the 20th century, the makings of a birchbark canoe, and canoeing traditions on the Kennebunk River. Appreciate the utilitarian simplicity of the hand-crafted wooden paddles, many of which are painted in a folk art tradition with scenes and names conjuring up images of Maine's natural beauty. Sponsored by Cape Arundel Inn.

Summer Reading Program
Wednesday, August 11 to September 29
South China Library will kick off their summer reading program with L.C. Bates Musuem on Wednesday June 23rd at 10:30am with their program The Young Naturalist and will continue every Wednesday at 10:30 thru August 11th.

Family Fun
Saturday, August 14 to November 30
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Family Fun
Saturday, August 21 to December 7
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Family Fun
Saturday, August 28 to December 14
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Ohio Street Farmer's Market
Thursday, September 2
The Ohio Street Farmer's Market opens for the season. Eat healthy foods while supporting local agriculture! 973-3976 for information.

Building community with in our community
Thursday, September 2
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

Schooner Olad Windjammer Weekend Sail-in
Friday, September 3
12:00PM-2:00PM and 2:30pm-4:30pm o $35.00 Let us carry you back to the golden age of tall-ship sailing as we sail among the entire windjammer fleet entering Camden for Windjammer Weekend.

Building community with in our community
Friday, September 3
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

North Country Intertribal Pow-wow
Saturday, September 4 to September 5
Native American Indian event held on Labor Day weekend including Monday. With over 6,000 people in attendance in 2009. With 30 Native American traders and vendors there is something for everyone. Entertainment includes drum groups, flute players and storytellers. Dancers and drum groups from across the US and Canada. Admission: $5.00 per adult per day children under 18 is free with a paid adult. Seniors $3.00 NAtives are free. Limited free camping with paid admission. Gate opens at 10:00am each day closing at 5:00pm. Grand Entry is at 12 noon.

North Country Inter Tribal Pow-wow
Saturday, September 4
11th Annual Labor Day weekend Pow-wow. Come celebrate the Natve American culture and hertiage. With 25 vendors including 3 food vendors, dancers, and drums from across the US and Canada. Storytellers from different tribes, flute players, and demonstrations. A Tomahawk Throwing contest for both boys and girls. Grand Entry is at 12 Noon daily. Closing ceremony is at 5pm daily Gate opens at 10am daily. Admission is $5.00 per adult/per day Elders $3.00 and kids under 18 is free with paid adult. Free limited camping with paid admission. NO HOOK UPS. NO drugs or alcohol on pow-wow grounds.

North Country Inter Tribal Pow-wow
Saturday, September 4 to September 6
11th Annual Inter Tribal Pow-wow open to the public. Come celebrate the Native American Hertiage and culture. Dancing, drumming, crafts, food, storytelling, flute playing etc..Some thing for everyone. We will be having a FREE concert on Saturday September 4th from 7-9pm. It will be open to the public. Our vendors will also be open. We will be featuring Timbered Lake. We are a drug and alcohol free event. Gate to the pow-wow opens at 10am-3pm. Admission: $5.00 per adult per day children under 18 is free Elders $2.00 for more info contact us at 368-4959

Family Fun
Saturday, September 4 to December 21
For a unique experience come ride the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway. Climb aboard for a 10 mile round trip through the rolling hills, forests, and wetlands of Waldo County. Experience the shrill of the horn as our historic General Electric Diesel Locomotives pulls your train to Waldo Station and back. Trains departs at 11am & again at 1pm. Adults $12.00, children 3-14 years $6.00, and under 3 free. Brooks Preservation is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving railroad history. All fares ensure "we can preserve yesterday for tomorrow".

Building community with in our community
Saturday, September 4
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

Preserving the Harvest
Saturday, September 4 at 10:00 am
How did our ancestors manage to provide food for their families through the winter? Come and find out. Event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Located on Government Road, off Rt ME-178, Bradley. Admission: $3 Child, $5 Adult, Members FREE!

ACOUSTIC JAM SESSION
Saturday, September 4 at 2:30 pm
Knapp's Music Center is sponsoring a free Acoustic Jam Session of Country, Bluegrass, Folk, Acoustic Rock, Gospel, & Jazz Standards. If you like to meet new people and play music with players of all levels, this jam is for you. Come join us in a non-intimidating and fun environment. Please bring your own instrument

Chicken BBQ Buffet Supper
Saturday, September 4 at 4:30 pm
South Parish Congregational Church is hosting a Buffet Supper to include BBQ CHicken, casseroles, assorted desserts and beverage. Cost is $6/adult and $3/child. Rain or Shine.. come and enjoy!

Schooner Olad Windjammer Weekend Parade of Sail
Sunday, September 5
2:30PM-4:30PM o $35.00 Join us as we sail through Camden Harbor for the crowds of onlookers ashore during the 16th annual parade of sail.

North Country Inter Tribal Pow-wow
Sunday, September 5
11th Annual Labor Day weekend Pow-wow. Come celebrate the Natve American culture and hertiage. With 25 vendors including 3 food vendors, dancers, and drums from across the US and Canada. Storytellers from different tribes, flute players, and demonstrations. A Tomahawk Throwing contest for both boys and girls. Grand Entry is at 12 Noon daily. Closing ceremony is at 5pm daily Gate opens at 10am daily. Admission is $5.00 per adult/per day Elders $3.00 and kids under 18 is free with paid adult. Free limited camping with paid admission. NO HOOK UPS. NO drugs or alcohol on pow-wow grounds.

Building community with in our community
Sunday, September 5
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

North Country Inter Tribal Pow-wow
Monday, September 6
11th Annual Labor Day weekend Pow-wow. Come celebrate the Natve American culture and hertiage. With 25 vendors including 3 food vendors, dancers, and drums from across the US and Canada. Storytellers from different tribes, flute players, and demonstrations. A Tomahawk Throwing contest for both boys and girls. Grand Entry is at 12 Noon daily. Closing ceremony is at 5pm daily Gate opens at 10am daily. Admission is $5.00 per adult/per day Elders $3.00 and kids under 18 is free with paid adult. Free limited camping with paid admission. NO HOOK UPS. NO drugs or alcohol on pow-wow grounds.

GOSPEL TENT REVIVAL
Monday, September 6 to September 12
There will be a seven day Gospel Tent Revival Service at the Lighthouse Church of God in Orrington. We welcome all to come see the miracles that God has in store! Every evening starting at 7:00pm. September 6th-12th.

Building community with in our community
Monday, September 6
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

100 Years at the Beach exhibition
Tuesday, September 7
2010 marks the 100th anniversary of the Kennebunk Beach Improvement Association (KBIA). This exhibit traces the organization from its roots as environmental steward to its role in providing educational enrichment opportunities to children and their families. Through a 1930s beach scene and a series of photographs, archival materials and artifacts both from the Museum's collections and on loan from KBIA, see what attracted the earliest summer residents and what traditions and allure remain to this day. Made possible by Cape Arundel Inn.

Building community with in our community
Tuesday, September 7
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

9-12 Tea Party Patriots of Acadia
Tuesday, September 7 at 6:30 pm
Meeting: Agenda and open discussion about the direction of our country. Help us to educate ourselves about our government and this great land.

50+ Muskie Book discussion Group
Wednesday, September 8
Are you 50 or over and love to read and share? The new Muskie Book Discussion group is for you. Join us at Spectrum Generation'Muskie Center each week, beginning Wednesday June 9th at 10:00 A.M. to discuss and share the books you are reading! Coffee & Snack will be Provided $2.00 participation fee Please RSVP at 873-4745

Art in the Garden
Wednesday, September 8 at 12:00 am
Art in the Garden Sponsored by Sprague's Nursery and Garden Center to benefit the Bangor Humane Society will be on September 8th from 4-9pm. Enjoy an evening filled with tantalizing cuisines and perfectly paired wines brought to us by Winterport Winerys own 'Pairings.' Mingle and indulge as you stroll through our glowing display gardens until you find that perfect piece of personal expression found at one of our many booths filled by Maine's Finest Artisans. Featuring over 40 local artists and fine crafts people. Tickets are $25.00 and should be purchased prior to August 28th at Sprague's!

Building community with in our community
Wednesday, September 8
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

Art in the Garden
Wednesday, September 8 at 4:00 pm
Art in the Garden is a non-profit event sponsored by Sprague's Nursery & Garden Center to benefit Bangor Humane Society. Our greenhouse and display gardens will be filled with Maine's best artists and fine crafts people who will be selling and displaying their wares throughout our facility.This evening event will be from 4-9pm and will be catered by Winterport Winerys own 'Pairings.'Come and relax while you sip and roam through our lit gardens all while doing something great for Bangor Humane Society. Tickets are $25.00 and can be purchased at Spragues Nursery, Bangor Humane, and Winterpor Wine

Ohio Street Farmer's Market Opening
Thursday, September 9 at 12:00 am
The brand new Ohio Street Farmer's Market will open for the first time, Thursday, July 8, from 2-6PM, at the Bangor Grange hall, 1192 (Outer)Ohio Street.The hall is across from the Rock Church and the corner of Finson Rd.Local producers and artisans will be showing there produce and products.

Ohio Street Farmer's Market
Thursday, September 9
The Ohio Street Farmer's Market opens for the season. Eat healthy foods while supporting local agriculture! 973-3976 for information.

Fiber College on Penobscot Bay
Thursday, September 9 to September 12
Gather with friends for 57 low cost art classes, and free demonstrations/ lectures geared towards fiber\'holics of all skill levels. Classes are small, diverse and casual. Subjects range from basketry, knitting, wood carving and quilting to needle arts, felting, spinning and rug making. A shopper\'s boulevard will be open for purchasing finished goods, roving and yarns, kits, supplies and fresh food. Fiber animals will be on display and specialists will be available to discuss animal selection, care and other concerns. The campus is 40 acres on Penobscot Bay with with easy ocean access.

Building community with in our community
Thursday, September 9
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

Skowhegan Public Library Benefit Auction
Friday, September 10
Over 150 items and experiences up for bid. Live auction, silent auction and luck of the draw. Refreshments: Doors open at 5:30pm Auction starts at 7pm. All proceeds to support the library renovation. Tickets on sale at the library $10 in advance; $12 at the door.

Building community with in our community
Friday, September 10
Penobscot Community Health Care assumed ownership of Hope House on 6/1/10. Hope House is the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. Hope House is a 64 bed emergency homeless shelter licensed by MSHA and the Office of Substance Abuse. Hope House with the support and vision of Penobscot Community Health Care is providing an integrated medical model of care to the homeless at Hope House consisting of access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services. Consistent with the mission statement of PCHC involving "Access to All," Hope House provides emergency shelter to our most vulnerable in our city, offering needed services to the homeless. Hope House is the community safety net in Bangor managing the city of Bangor's overflow of homeless persons from other shelters. Hope House is running at 130% capacity serving 80 plus homeless persons a night with our emergency shelter. Hope House is currently serving 3 meals a day to the homeless residing at our shelter and for persons who have previously sleeping outside. We are developing a meals calendar at Hope House involving businesses, civic groups, churchs, and or individuals who would be interested in picking a day once a month and preparing and serving a meal for homeless persons accessing our shelter. This meal is served at 5:00pm each night 7 days a week, and we serve approximately 80 homeless persons a night during the evening meal. Hope House is also in need of personal hygiene products for both males and females at this time. Hope House looks forward to building community with in our community. Partnering with the community truly preserves dignity to those in need. Your support matters! If you would like to become a meal provider feel free in contacting Michael Andrick M. Ed., LCPC-C Director of Hope House at 217-6713 ext. 467, and or at mandrick@pchcbangor.org. Together we can be dignity minded in supporting the homeless in our community.

Spaghetti Dinner & Silent Auction to benefit the Maine Alzheimer's Association
Friday, September 10 at 4:30 pm
Schedule of Events:
4:30-6:30 Spaghetti Dinner
adult meal price: $7
seniors and children 12-18 years of age: $5

children under 12 years old: $3

4:30-6:45 Silent Auction

All profits benefit the Maine Alzheimer's Association
Sponsored by: Westgate Manor Memory Walk Team of Bangor

Benefit for Houlton Humane Society- Car Show-Live music
Saturday, September 11
Car show features 22 classes with prizes and trophies-Live music all day-Craft and bake sale-Lots of games and events for the kids-Door prizes-50/50 draw-Takes place in beautiful downtown Houlton-Come take part in this wonderful cause!! All proceeds go to the Animal Shelter-No addmission fee-Bring your vintage car,truck,snowmobile,tractor,motorcycle we have classes for all old and new! The 2nd Annual Rockin the Doghouse Event!!! BE THERE!!