WERU Community Radio 89.9 FM - diverse and grassroots radio serving Midcoast, Downeast & Bangor, a voice of many voices!
Serving Midcoast,
Downeast & Central Maine
A Voice of Many Voices
Broadcasting from Solar Powered Studios
Every Wednesday evening from 6-8 pm, Zach Gorrell and Micheal Bennett host a very laid back and welcoming Jazz & Blues session at Bon Vent Cider. Into its 2nd year of running, this session is chock full of incredible local talent, and you never quite know who is going to sit in. Free and open...
Singer-songwriter Eliezer Zimring (pronounced Eh-lee-eh-zer) is playing an Americana show at Sassafrass Cafe on August 19 at 6pm. Eliezer Zimring combines the texture and simplicity of American folk traditions with jazz-inspired harmonies and improvisation. His performances feature evocative originals and unique spins on classics new and old. You can find his music including his single...
Come hear Ethan Hughes of the Possibility Alliance report back about his month in Palestine in January/February 2026. Ethan deployed with ISM (International Solidarity Movement), a non-violent, volunteer, anti-oppression, Palestinian lead organization, operating in Palestine since 2001. Ethan will ground his journey in a historical, political and trauma-informed context. There will be time for questions,...
Fogtown Open Mic is every Wednesday at 6pm at Fogtown Brewing Company, 25 Pine Street, Downtown Ellsworth. Featuring a full back-line, and very supportive community! Come play a song, jam with a band, or read poetry!
Baroque Orchestra of Maine Heidi Powell, baroque violin Sylvia Schwartz, baroque violin Raffael Scheck, baroque cello Phoebe Durand-McDonnell, baroque haro Trio Sonata “La Folia” Op.1 in D Minor, RV 63 by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) Concerto in B-Flat Major for Violin and Cello, RV 547 by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) I. Allegro II. Andante III. Allegro molto...
Welcome to our “first ever” week-long Youth Theatre Camp. This camp is centered on Smithereen Farm and Greenhorns' Reversing Hall Agrarian Library and led by a group of young and highly motivated theatre professionals from New York and California who share our ethos of bioregionalism, self determination and youth empowerment. At the heart of the...
Looking for something to do in Midcoast Maine? Look no further! Join us in the gallery to preview our largest auction of the year - Summer Grandeur. Stop in to see this auction's offerings of fine art, sporting goods, jewelry, watches, sculpture, and more! View Catalog: https://live.thomastonauction.com/auctions/upcoming-auctions/ Save 5% and Register to Bid by Phone...
Preschool kids and their caregivers are invited to join Ms. Jen for a STEAM storytime series beginning Thursday, August 20 at 10:30 a.m. For this first session participants will explore Balance through stories and fun activities. The series will continue with Engineering on August 27 and Magnets on September 3. Throughout the series, in addition...
Preschool kids and their caregivers are invited to join Ms. Jen for a STEAM Storytime Series at the Blue Hill Public Library on Thursday, September 3 at 10:30 a.m. For the final session in the series, participants will explore magnets and magnetism by connecting them to stories and fun activities. In addition to books and...
Stop by the Friend Memorial Public Library in Brooklin (1 Reach Road) for Mah Jongg Open Play, hosted each Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Whether you're just looking for a new game to try out or an experienced player, anyone and everyone is welcome to join free of charge. Visit friendml.org for more...
Stop by the Friend Memorial Public Library in Brooklin (1 Reach Road) for Mah Jongg Open Play, hosted each Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
In this beginner-friendly two-hour class, you’ll learn the basic techniques of decorative woodburning and will create an image of a feather to take home. Using a pen-like burning tool, you'll start by practicing mark-making techniques to explore options and possibilities with the wood burner. Then you will create an image of a feather by copying...