Looking for creative accountability, new connections with other innovators and dreamers, or a network to share your ideas with — and to be inspired by? Coffee Hour for Creatives: Monday mornings, 8:30 – 10:30, in the shade at Park on Main, downtown Belfast. FMI: https://waterfallarts.org/.

Blue Hill Public Library is now lending books, movies, audiobooks, and more through curbside pickup and enhanced home delivery, Monday-Saturday. Pickups available from 9:00 to 5:00. Visit bhpl.net or call 374-5515 to reserve items or learn more.

Zoom ArtCamp: Working together online, campers will turn creative ideas into original works of art. Camp fees include a specialized ArtKit filled with the materials and tools needed for each week’s art making. Presented by the Center for Maine Contemporary Arts (CMCA), for kids 8 – 13 years old.

Nature Journals: Create multi-media nature journals, incorporating text, drawing, painting, printmaking and collage, reflecting on the Maine environment. August 3 – 7, 9:00 – 12:00 noon. To Register or FMI:  https://www.cmcanow.org/artcamp-nature.

Works-in-Progress Textile Group Continues on ZOOM! Join the merry group of textile enthusiast who bring their most recent projects to this Zoom gathering. Mondays, 10:00 – 1:00, to participate contact Jill at jschoof231@gmail.com.

Maine Mondays: Each Monday on Facebook Live, Julia will read selections from books about Maine’s history. This program is part of the library’s year-long celebration of Maine’s Bicentennial. Mondays, 11:00 – 12:00 noon at facebook.com/camdenpubliclibrary. Watch past “Maine Mondays” in the “video” section of the Camden Library’s Facebook page.

Walsh History Center Hour on Zoom. Do you have a question about the history of Camden, your ancestors who may have lived in the area, or the house you live in now? Ken Gross and the Walsh History Center team are happy to try to help you find answers on Mondays in June, 1:00 – 2:00, on ZOOM. Click on the Walsh History Center Hour feature on the Camden Library’s homepage to request a link: librarycamden.org.

Support your local farmers, fisherman and producers at Long Cove Farmer’s Market! Shop for local cheese, pork, pasta, soap, books, honey, jam, olive oil, vegetables, kelp, oysters and more. Mondays, 3:00 – 6:00, through October 12^th, at East Forty Farm and Dairy, 2361 Friendship Rd/Route 220, Waldoboro. FMI: https://www.eastfortyfarm.com.

Listen to E. B. White’s Stuart Little. In honor of the book’s 75^th birthday Witherle Memorial Library community volunteers will read the chapters with music provided by the Witherle Consort.  A new chapter will be added each day through July 15^th, and the entire production will be available through August 31^st – all on YouTube. FMI: http://witherle.lib.me.us/.

Virtual Islesboro Arts and Crafts Show: Featuring 20 local artists and craftspeople; not-for-sale Student Artwork by Islesboro Central School students; and choice items of needlework from The Sewing Circle. The website includes information about the artist; items for sale, organized by category; and a separate page for the Sewing Circle that includes all their work. The Virtual Sale runs through August 31^st. For all the details: visit our website http://www.islesborohistorical.org/.

MOFGA’s Farm Training Project Workshops:  Weekly workshops follow an informal format, usually beginning with a farm tour followed by a presentation on the topic of the day. Participants are invited to stay for a potluck supper – bring a dish or something fresh from the farm to share, and your own place setting. Free, open to the public, and they happen rain or shine through September. For a complete schedule and more info:  https://mofga.org/MOFGA-Events/Farm-Training-Project-Workshops, or 568-4142, education@mofga.org.