My Next Career Move Series: Learn how your current skills connect to future careers. Identify high-growth job fields. Explore education and training options. Strengthen your resume for a targeted job search. Weekly classes on Tuesdays through November 19^th, 10:00 – 1:00, at the Camden Public Library. Classes are free, but require advance registration. Contact Melinda at  melinda.wildes@maine.edu or 593-7942.

Leer y Charlar: a Spanish Conversation Group meeting each second and fourth Tuesday, 1:00 – 2:00, at the Camden Public Library. Fluent speakers welcome to join! FMI: librarycamden.org.

Apple Preservation Workshop: led by Kate McCarty, Food Systems Professional, from the University of Maine Cooperative Extension and Sean Turley, Maine apple expert. Apples provided by MOFGA’s own orchards! Tuesday, October 22, 5:30 – 8:00, at Fork Food Lab, 72 Parris St, Portland. FMI: mofga.org.

Author George Matteson shares from his new book Tugboat Stories. Tuesday, October 22, 7;00, at the Blue Hill Public Library. FMI:  bhpl.net or 374-5515.

Living in 1628: Colonial House Reality Series cast member, Julia Friese Pierce, discusses the Emmy-nominated series.  Everyday individuals and families were placed in an experimental historical setting in order to film the challenges that modern people would face while attempting to (literally) walk in the shoes of their forefathers. Tuesday, October 22, 7:00 – 8:30, at the Camden Public Library. FMI: 236-3440 or librarycamden.org.

Mr. & Mrs. Garrett Soucy  performing live! Wednesday, October 23, at 12:30, the singer/songwriter duo will be at The Oasis of Music at Trinity Church, 247 Bates St, Lewiston. FMI: mrandmrsgarrettsoucy.com.

Gordon Thomas Ward: song stylings fit into the contemporary folk rock genre. His work has led him to work with notable musicians from the Electric Light Orchestra to Caroline Cotter, and  to share the stage and billing with Natalie Merchant, Christine Lavin, and noted singer-songwriter Bill Staines. Wednesday, October 23, 6:00 – 8:00, at the Barncastle Inn, 125 South St, Blue Hill. FMI: barn-castle.com.

Open Mic Night at Fogtown Brewing Company: Wednesday, October 23rd, 6:00 – 9:00, no cover.  Arrive early to reserve a spot! 15 minute set, Fogtown will provide a full band setup.25 Pine Street, Ellsworth. For more information, visit fogtownbrewing.com.

Scottish Country Dance Classes in Blue Hill –  Dance to lively jigs, reels and  stately strathspeys. Come with or without a partner. Technique and figures are taught. Wednesdays, 6:30 to 8:30, Halcyon Grange, Rt 15, North Blue Hill. FMI: Mike at 348-9308 or mjlittle2318@hotmail.com. CALL to confirm if road conditions questionable.

Wednesday Night Traditional Music Session: a traditional music session focusing on Québécois and Celtic music. All acoustic instruments welcome. Every Wednesday night, 6:30 – 8:30, Silent City Coffee Shop, 12 Village Green Way, Southwest Harbor. FMI: Ray, 244-8090 or Quebecabouche@gmail.com.