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.

Courthouse Gallery in Ellsworth presents Alison Rector: “Hours of the Day.“ See the Exhibit in person through October 30 at Courthouse Gallery, 6 Court St, Ellsworth; or virtually at www.courthousegallery.com. FMI:  207-667-6611 or courthousegallery.com. Other artist exhibits include: New Work are realist painter Kevin Beers, abstract painter Linda Packard, and digital montages by photographer Jeffery Becton.

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.

Partners for Peace: resources and support for anyone affected by abuse or violence. You deserve a life without isolation, violence, abuse, and fear, you deserve to feel safe and valued in your home and in your relationship. In the midst of everything going, with the use of technology, advocates have helped survivors: file protection orders, navigate the criminal justice system, find safe housing, and connect with critical resources. The 24-hour helpline will remain open and available to anyone affected by abuse or violence, including community partners, at 1-800-863-9909. Learn more at https://www.partnersforpeaceme.org/.

Yoga in the Amphitheatre. Certified Yoga Teacher Denyse Robinson will lead a sequence of Yoga poses that are both grounding and uplifting.  All levels welcome, small classes with social distancing and safety precautions. Tuesdays and Fridays, 9:00 – 10:00, through September 1st, Camden Library Amphitheatre, 55 Main St,. FMI:  Denyse 207-975-5325 or denyserobinson@gmail.com.

Chat with Miss Amy on Zoom. Every Tuesday, parents and children are invited to catch up with children’s librarian Miss Amy in a social chat on Zoom. Tuesdays, 10:00 – 11:00 am.  Presented by the Camden Public Library, email: alhand@librarycamden.org for a link to attend.

Kinetic Creatives: Outdoor sessions with weekly changes to encourage you to observe, creatively interpret, or interact with your surroundings in innovative ways. Instructors, who are teaching artists, will invite you to walk a short distance (up to 1/4 mile) from the Park, to engage with your own creative process. Tuesday mornings, 10:15 – 11:45, at Park on Main, downtown Belfast. Details and pre-registration, required, at https://waterfallarts.org/.

 Be Strong. Be Wise. Author Amy R. Carpenter discusses her book which deals with how to prevent sexual assault once teens leave high school. Presented by the Camden Public Library for parents and young adults. Tuesday, September 29, 6:00 – 7:00. For a Zoom link: email jpierce@librarycamden.org .

Healthy Acadia: While Healthy Acadia’s offices remain closed to the public due to COVID-19, they continue to provide community health programming, services, and supports – connecting virtually, and available by phone, email, and text. Some classes are also available on their YouTube Channel. For more information about programs and services, or to get involved: https://www.healthyacadia.org.

Project 20/20: Waterville artist Matthew Russ travels the Maine Island Trail, a recreational water trail connecting over 200 wild islands and coastal sites along Maine’s coast. In 2020, Matt will visit 20 sites on the Trail where he will create an original painting during each visit. Follow Matt’s journey, view the paintings he produces and interact with Matt’s experience on the Trail along the way. FMI: https://www.portlandartgallery.com/.