Young Artists’ Gallery Takeover: showcasing the work of over 200 young Waldo County creatives ranging in age from kindergarten through high school. At Waterfall Arts, 256 High St, Belfast: the Opening Reception is Friday, March 1^st, 5:00-7:00, show runs through March 29^th. FMI: 338-2222 or waterfallarts.org.

Open Call for Artists: The Village Canoe. The Village Canoe is a multi-phase program to create art and develop community from outdoor experience. It is an immersive, outdoor, floating artist residency and exhibition, with an open call for artists to submit applications until March 31: info@villagecanoe.org.

Belfast Farmers’ Market at our indoor winter location, Aubuchon Hardware, 231 Northport Ave (Route 1), Belfast, every Friday, 9:00 – 1:00. Selection of fruits, vegetables, preserved foods, ready to eat or heat and serve meals, meats, dairy including cheeses and yogurt, honey and maple syrup, and baked goods. FMI: belfastfarmersmarket.org.

Camden Chess Club: Game play and instruction for all levels. Every Friday, 4:00, at the Camden Public Library. FMI: librarycamden.org.

Apollo 11: Immersed in the perspectives of the astronauts, the team in Mission Control, and the millions of spectators on the ground, vividly experience those momentous days and hours in 1969 when humankind took a giant leap into the future. At the Alamo Theatre in downtown Bucksport, March 22^nd – 24^th; Friday and Saturday at 6:00 and 8:00, Sunday at 2:00 with captions and 6:00. FMI: oldfilm.org.

Kattam and his Tam Tams: Percussionist Kattam invites you to discover Africa, the Middle East and India through rhythm, song and dance, from African rap and desert dance to trance sufi rhythm and Bollywood dance. Accompanied by his monkey, Takoum, Kattam takes families on an incredible multicultural adventure! Friday, March 22^nd, 6:30, at The Strand, Rockland. Pay-What-You-Can sliding scale, tickets: 594-0070 or rocklandstrand.com.

From Bavaria with Love: A Father and Daughter’s Adventure Abroad. Last summer Bob and Anna Clifford traveled to Bavaria, Austria, Denmark and Sweden. Bob will share some stories along with stunning photos that depict these beautiful areas. Friday, March 22^nd, 7:00, at the Jesup Memorial Library, 34 Mt. Desert St, Bar Harbor. FMI:  288-4245 or jesuplibrary.org.

Novel Jazz will appear at the Skidompha Library, Main St, Damariscotta, Friday, March  22 , at 7:00. The evening will feature classic jazz from the Great American Songbook.  This event marks the beginning of the band’s fifteenth season of performances at Skidompha, bringing live jazz to mid-coast Maine audiences. FMI: noveljazz@gmail.com.

The Milbridge Farmers’ Market is looking for gardeners, bakers, livestock tenders, produce growers, meat producers and craftspeople. Information at 434-2674, kimroos@gmail.com or on Facebook.

Lenten Vigil for Disarmament continues on all of the Saturday’s in Lent (March 9^th – April 20^th). Meet in front of the Bath Iron Works Administration Building, Washington St, Bath, 11:30 to 12:30, to protest the building of weapons of mass destruction in Maine. FMI: Smilin’Trees Disarmament Farm @ 763-4062.