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Blue Hill Historic Walking Tour
Join us for a free walking tour of historic Union Street in Blue Hill, part of Maine Preservation’s Jane’s Walk series! Starting at Town Hall (18 Union Street), we’ll explore the stories of ship captains, artists, doctors, and leaders who shaped the town—featuring highlights like Jonathan Fisher, Blue Hill’s first settled minister and Renaissance man. ... Read more
Witherle Fiber Arts Group
At Witherle Library, 41 School Street. The group meets on Monday mornings (except for holidays) from 10 to Noon in the Reading Room. All are welcome!
D&D Student Group 1
At Witherle Library, 41 School Street. For more information, contact Nick Berry (nick@witherlelibrary.net).
Mahjong at Witherle Library
Mahjong returns for a spring session. If you would like to play, please email admin@witherlelibrary.net. The group will return this summer. Stay tuned.
Witherle Library Board of Trustees Meeting
All are welcome. In person in the Downstairs Community Room and over Zoom. Go to the Agenda. Request the Zoom link
Toddler Storytime
At Witherle Library / 41 School Street. Listen to stories with friends! Ms. Orado will read from picture books and teach the group a simple craft.
Crafty Wednesdays
At Witherle Library / 41 School Street. Ms Orado will present a new craft every Wednesday in May. Join your friends and express your creative selves! All supplies provided. Ages 7 and older. Crafty Wednesday will take a break in June and return in July as a part of Summer Reading.
Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
The topic is "The Rising Challenge to Territorial Integrity". Moderated by Barbara Griffiths. All are welcome. We meet over Zoom. Go to readings and how to register
Views From Great Pond Mountain with Ethan Tapper
The Alamo Theatre, 85 Main Street / Bucksport, Maine Conversations about the Maine Woods Ethan Tapper is a nationally-recognized forester, bestselling author, and content creator from Vermont. Only those who love trees should cut them, writes forester Ethan Tapper. In How to Love a Forest, he asks: what does it mean to live in a ... Read more
Understanding Your Land: A Site Assessment Workshop
Learn how to assess a landscape before making significant design or structural changes. In this hands-on session, participants will explore a residential site and learn to assess key elements such as vegetation, soil conditions, drainage, topography, circulation and access, zoning regulations, and more. Leave with the tools and principles to evaluate your own property—or a ... Read more