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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:Lincolnville Indoor Flea Market
DESCRIPTION:SATURDAY\, June 20:\nLincolnville Center Indoor Flea Market will be held from 8 a.m. to noon in the Community Building located at 18 Searsmont Road\, Rt. 173\, Lincolnville CENTER. This is the 14th season of the popular flea market which is held the third Saturday of each month through October. There will be a full array of interesting and affordable merchandise including antiques\, handcrafts\, value-added farm products\, and seasonal decorations as well as a delicious selection of baked goods and breakfast items packed for takeout. The Community Building is wheelchair accessible and there is ample parking. All welcome. The event is sponsored by the United Christian Church (UCC). FMI: humm@tidewater.net. \nThank you\,\nMary Schulien\, event coordinator\n518 Camden Road\nAppleton 04862\n785-3521
URL:https://weru.org/event/lincolnville-indoor-flea-market/2026-10-17/
LOCATION:Lincolnville Community Building\, 18 Searsmont Rd.\, Lincolnville\, ME\, 04849\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Market
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ORGANIZER;CN="United Christian Church Lincolnville":MAILTO:rbrawn@me.com
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SUMMARY:Food from the Sea Talks with Brooklin Food Corps
DESCRIPTION:How does the seafood we enjoy get to our table? Most of us don’t know much\, if anything\, about how it moves from our local waters and shores to the grocery stores’ and fish purveyors’ refrigerated cases. This series of talks will unpack the process of harvesting food from the sea. Our three speakers are local residents whose work has attracted national attention: David Tarr\, scalloper\, lobsterman\, and policy advisor\, October 3rd; Abby Barrows (Deer Isle Oyster Co.)\, oyster farmer and marine scientist\, October 10th; and Micah Woodcock (Atlantic Holdfast Seaweed Co.)\, seaweed harvester and policy advisor\, October 17th. Each will share their unique perspective: What are the fishing and harvesting seasons? How do weather\, environmental concerns\, and other considerations affect the ability to catch or harvest? What are the distribution channels? What makes our area unique? How will this work change in the future? Come and connect with those doing the work and learn about how they do it\, the challenges\, the rewards\, and the ways this hyper-local work links to broader issues. Free and open to all (1 Reach Road\, Brooklin).
URL:https://weru.org/event/food-from-the-sea-talks-with-brooklin-food-corps/2026-10-17/
LOCATION:Friend Memorial Public Library\, 1 Reach Road\, Brooklin\, ME\, 04616\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friend Memorial Public Library":MAILTO:director@friendml.org
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SUMMARY:Wild Food Picnic at the Langlais Art Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening among the Langlais Art Preserve sculptures featuring imaginative small plates designed and prepared by local forager Rachel Alexandrou using wild edible ingredients. Registration is required. In the event of rain\, the picnic will be held in the Langlais Event Barn. Go to georgesriver.org or langlaisartpreserve.org for more info!
URL:https://weru.org/event/wild-food-picnic-at-the-langlais-art-preserve/2026-10-17/
LOCATION:Langlais Art Preserve\, 576 River Rd\, Cushing\, ME\, 04563\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Meal
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ORGANIZER;CN="Georges River Land Trust":MAILTO:info@grlt.org
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SUMMARY:Movie Night at the Brooklin General Store with Friend Memorial Public Library
DESCRIPTION:Join us for another Friend Memorial Public Library movie night\, which will be hosted by the Brooklin General Store (4 Reach Road) on Saturday 10/17. This month we will be showing Labyrinth\, a musical fantasy film following a teenage girl’s wacky\, world-bending journey to save her baby brother. Starring the polymath David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly\, and directed by Jim Henson. Food and refreshments will be provided; free and open to all!
URL:https://weru.org/event/movie-night-at-the-brooklin-general-store-with-friend-memorial-public-library-3/
LOCATION:Brooklin General Store\, 4 Reach Road\, Brooklin\, ME\, 04616\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Film,Gathering
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