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SUMMARY:A Continuation of “Color” by Susan Finsen
DESCRIPTION:Susan Finsen’s colorful pottery will continue to be on display for the month of October in the Blue Hill Public Library’s Howard Room Glass Cases. Composed of unique vases\, platters\, and “Leggy Whatnots\,” Susan’s exhibit pushes viewers to consider how deeply color influences what we see\, remember\, and enjoy. Susan says that\, for the last few years\, clay hand-building (not using a pottery wheel) has been her medium of choice\, providing unlimited opportunities for play and spontaneity and producing unexpected organic forms and surfaces. \nThe show will be available for viewing through October 30\, subject to the Howard Room meeting schedule. For more information\, contact the library at 374-5515.
URL:https://weru.org/event/a-continuation-of-color-by-susan-finsen/
LOCATION:Blue Hill Public Library\, 5 Parker Point Rd\, Blue Hill\, Maine\, 04614
ORGANIZER;CN="Leda Beth Gray":MAILTO:development@bhpl.net
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270103
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SUMMARY:MOFGA’s 50 Years of Common Ground at the Jesup Memorial Library
DESCRIPTION:The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) is celebrating the 50th annual Common Ground Country Fair with Fifty Years of Common Ground\, an exhibition of five decades of the posters of the Common Ground Country Fair. The exhibition will be displayed at the Jesup Memorial Library\, 34 Mt. Desert Street in Bar Harbor\, from October until January 2\, 2027. Visit www.jesuplibrary.org for more information.
URL:https://weru.org/event/mofgas-50-years-of-common-ground-at-the-jesup-memorial-library/
LOCATION:Jesup Memorial Library\, 34 Mount Desert Street\, Bar Harbor\, ME\, 04609\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="MOFGA":MAILTO:jwilhelm@mofga.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261018T120000
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SUMMARY:Maine Coast Men Biannual Gathering in Lincolnville
DESCRIPTION:Register now for the biannual Maine Coast Men men’s weekend retreat on Friday night to Sunday afternoon\, October 16 to 18\, 2026\, at Tanglewood 4-H Camp in Lincolnville. The program is coordinated\, led and supported entirely by participants. \nJoin us\, as a community of men\, for a weekend retreat of sharing and support. We welcome all self-identified men with respect and good will to be part of Maine Coast Men. The theme of the May weekend is “Movement is Life.” \nMany of us\, both young and old\, often find ourselves restrained in some way as we become more inactive\, tired\, and low on energy. To counter this tendency various forms of movement therapies and practices can help us become more flexible\, open\, vibrant\, happy\, and healthy while being less stagnant\, weak\, and stationary. We all want to thrive and not just survive as we age. \nKeeping a flow of movement is an integral and necessary part of life. It comes in many forms on different energetic levels. It includes not only physical movements that help release tension\, improve our circulation\, posture\, and stamina\, but many ways to regenerate the subtle energy body. On one hand you have physically active practices like walking\, stretching\, dancing\, swimming\, posture bodywork\, somatic practices\, contact improv\, aquatic therapies\, and massage. On the other hand\, you have forms of movement that involve breathing\, sound vibrations\, heat therapy\, laughter\, kinetic practices\, singing\, yoga\, chi gong\, martial arts\,and other ways of activating vital energies that help us move the breath\, feelings\, emotions\, and thoughts while expanding our awareness and transforming our spiritual sense of wellbeing. Many of these practices can be done alone or in a group and are well worth exploring. \nTo protect our fellow men\, we require attendees to take a COVID test when you arrive for the weekend. After a negative result\, you may proceed to the main lodge. Appropriate masks are strongly encouraged inside. Social distancing outside. Don’t come if you have been exposed to someone with COVID or have COVID symptoms. \nFriday night’s meal is a potluck. All other meals are planned and prepared by a volunteer crew. Everyone contributes by cooking\, washing dishes\, moving firewood and tending wood stoves. Saturday workshops are put on by participants on a variety of topics. \nSaturday night will feature a variety show\, where men who want to “can show off what they know\, or maybe have fun with what they don’t.” \nCost is $100 for the entire weekend and $40 for Saturday only. Support can be arranged for those who have special needs. MCM offers any new attendee to come for free\, partial payment or pay the full fee if you choose. Advance registration is required; for more information\, and to register online\, visit www.mainecoastmen.net. To talk with the registrar\, contact Tom Beal at registrar@mainecoastmen.net or 207-669-0008.
URL:https://weru.org/event/maine-coast-men-biannual-gathering-in-lincolnville/
LOCATION:4-H Camp & Learning Centers at Tanglewood\, 1 Tanglewood Road\, Lincolnville\, ME\, 04849\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Conference,Gathering,Support Group,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Quebecois open music Session
DESCRIPTION:Every 2nd and 4th Sunday afternoon from 1-3\, members of the community who wish to keep the traditional folk music of Quebecois alive\, play and share tunes with each other. All are welcome
URL:https://weru.org/event/quebecois-open-music-session/2026-10-18/
LOCATION:Bon Vent Cider\, 684 US Highway 1\, Hancock\, ME\, 04640\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Music Session
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ORGANIZER;CN="Bon Vent Cider":MAILTO:Bonventcider@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Sacred Imagination in a Climate-Changed World
DESCRIPTION:Reversing Falls Sanctuary will begin a new monthly discussion series on Sunday\, October 18\, from 2–3:30 p.m. The series explores how we live fully\, compassionately\, and responsibly in a climate-changed world. Through spiritual inquiry\, deep conversation\, shared reflection\, and short readings used as gateways into discussion\, we will consider how we might help create the world we long to inhabit.\nThe opening session\, “Sacred Imagination: Creating the World We Want to Walk Into\,” asks what kind of world we want to help create and what that vision asks of us.\nCome once or come every month. No homework or advance reading is required. Any faith tradition\, or none—all are welcome. We welcome all open hearts and curious minds to explore the defining issue of our time together.\nReversing Falls Sanctuary\, 818 Bagaduce Road\, Brooksville. Free. More information at reversingfalls.org.
URL:https://weru.org/event/sacred-imagination-in-a-climate-changed-world/
LOCATION:Reversing Falls Sanctuary\, 818 Bagaduce Rd\, Brooksville\, ME\, 04617-3544\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Gathering,Workshop
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SUMMARY:All-Day Sunday Ballads\, Blues & All That Jazz
DESCRIPTION:Two renowned Boston musicians\, Doug Rich and Willie Sordillo\, playing a variety of styles with local maestros\, will be raising the roof of Blue Hill’s Congregational Church on Sunday October 18th. \nBassist Doug Rich has played jazz\, gospel\, and R&B with many bands; for two decades he’s been with the band at the Myrtle Baptist Church in Newtown\, MA\, and also at the Old South Church in Boston. Willie Sordillo has performed and recorded as an alto saxophonist\, guitarist\, and vocalist\, even opening shows for Pete Seeger\, Ruben Blades\, and Tito Puente. He’s the music director for jazz services at the Old South Church. \nRich and Sordillo will be playing with Sedgwick’s legendary jazz pianist Paul Sullivan during the church’s Sunday worship starting at 10 a.m. \nAt 2 p.m.\, Rich and Sordillo will perform with Blue Hill’s Clair Maxwell on piano. Pastor Lisa Durkee\, herself a musician\, will be the vocalist at both performances. \nAdmission is free\, but donations are much needed to fund the Dolly Fisher Fund that provides emergency food and fuel assistance this winter! For more information\, visit their Facebook page or website: bluehillcongregational.org
URL:https://weru.org/event/all-day-sunday-ballads-blues-all-that-jazz/
LOCATION:First Congregational Church of Blue Hill\, 22 Tenney Hill\, Blue Hill\, ME\, 04614\, United States
CATEGORIES:Benefit,Live Music
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ORGANIZER;CN="First Congregational Church of Blue Hill":MAILTO:info@bluehillcongregational.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261018T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261020T151500
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SUMMARY:Rockport Opera House presents Mythic Heart Theatre A Feast For The Soul
DESCRIPTION:A Feast for the Soul with Mythic Heart Theatre\nOctober 16 7pm and October 18 2pm\nGather.\nDream.\nRemember. \nAs autumn deepens and the leaves turn\, the outer world grows quieter while the inner world awakens. \nMythic Heart Theatre offers A Feast for the Soul—an experience of seasonal transition\, created to kindle our inner flame and open a space for wonder. \nPerformance artist Kristi Williamson brings mythical figures to life\, guiding us through a tapestry of dance\, song\, and poetry. Accompanied by guest cellist Robin Lane\, the performance draws on wisdom that reaches across time—from the ancient poetry of Rumi and sacred song to contemporary explorations of what it means to be human. \nFilm projections and masks by Kathryn Oliver transform the stage into a dreamscape. Works by visual artists Joyce Tenneson and Joan Proudman are woven into the projections. \nThroughout the performance\, audiences are invited to participate from their seats through singing\, gentle movement\, and shared moments of connection. All participation is optional. Culminating with a closing community offering honoring the seasonal change and an ode to the soul. \nAbout Mythic Heart Theatre \nMythic Heart Theatre is a collaboration between performance artist Kristi Williamson and visual artist Kathryn Oliver. Rooted in myth\, fairy tale\, poetry\, and timeless literature\, their work brings stories into living experience through dance\, music\, and visual art. \nInspired by Maine’s seasonal rhythms\, Kristi’s embodied performance and Kathryn’s visual landscapes emerge through a shared creative process\, with both artists contributing to the direction of each production. \nMythic Heart Theatre creates immersive experiences that foster curiosity\, reflection\, and wonder\, inviting deeper connection with story\, one another\, and the living world. \nmythichearttheatre.com \nGeneral Admission – $25\nChildren 7 and up – $10\nSupporter of the Arts – Reserved Front Row – $50 \nRun time for this show about 75 minutes with no intermission \nTickets available through Rockport Opera House
URL:https://weru.org/event/rockport-opera-house-presents-mythic-heart-theatre-a-feast-for-the-soul/2026-10-18/
LOCATION:Rockport Opera House\, 6 Central St\,\, rockport\, 04856\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibit,Art Show,Dance,Live Music,Live Theater,Poetry
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathryn Oliver":MAILTO:errands_ice.0e@icloud.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261018T150000
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SUMMARY:Friends of Harriet L. Hartley Conservation Area's 7th Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:For Friends of Harriet L. Hartley Conservation Area’s 7th Annual Meeting\, we’re honored to welcome Dwayne Tomah\, Passamaquoddy language keeper and knowledge keeper\, for a screening of The Doctrine of Discovery: Unmasking the Domination Code on Sunday\, October 18th from 3-5pm at Belfast Public Library. The film examines the centuries-old legal and religious doctrine used to justify the taking of Indigenous lands\, and its lasting influence on law and land ownership today. Dwayne will share his perspective and lead a conversation afterward about what the film means for how we think about land\, stewardship\, and conservation here in Maine. \nWe’ll also take time together to reflect on the past year at the conservation area and look ahead to our plans for the year to come. \nWe hope to see you there! \n* Sunday\, October 18\, 2026\n* 3:00-5:00 PM\n* The Abbott Room at Belfast Free Library\, 106 High Street
URL:https://weru.org/event/friends-of-harriet-l-hartley-conservation-areas-7th-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:Belfast Free Library\, 106 High Street\, Belfast\, ME\, 04915\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of Harriet L. Hartley Conservation Area":MAILTO:hartleyconservationarea@gmail.com
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