Community Calendar

Join us for (one hour) Trivia in the brewhouse with our friend Megh. The questions will commence every Friday starting promptly at 6 pm. We recommend arriving early to get settled as missed questions are not repeated. Tickets are free but reservations are strongly recommended as we've been packed recently! Walk-ins are not guaranteed a seat, but we'll absolutely do our best to squeeze you in, if we can. If you are making a reservation for your team, please account for all the members of your team. Groups can be up to six players. Bite Into Maine will be here for all of your tasty dinner or snacking needs. As always we’ll have delicious beer, wine, cider, and n/a bevs flowing. We can’t wait to see you and your fantastic team names!

FYI, as our brewhouse is a food production space, sadly dogs must stay on our covered patio.

The prizes are:
First - $75 gift card
Second - Fun merch pack
Third - Rotating "prize pack"

Join us for a guided sunrise paddle outing, and watch the natural world start the day. Wildlife are particularly active in the dawn hours, so we may see beaver, muskrat, eagles, and deer on our journey. This is a great paddle for birders!

This paddle will be held flotilla-style with canoes and kayaks. You may use one of our boats, or bring your own. We will move slowly as a group, allowing time for photos, viewing with binoculars, and generally admiring the view. Beginners welcome.

The Dempsey Challenge is celebrating its 17th year—bringing together thousands of people from around the world to Lewiston, Maine to run, walk, and ride in support of people impacted by cancer. This year, Challengers can take on a 10k Run, 5k Run or Walk, or Cycling Rides in the distances of 7 miles, 25 miles, 50 miles, 65 miles, or Cyclists can take on a new Gravel Ride! Can't make it to Lewiston? No problem! You can participate virtually from anywhere, at any time, however you want--and virtual participants will earn an exclusive medal!

Each and every dollar raised by participants goes directly to supporting people impacted by cancer through the no-cost support services offered by the Dempsey Center. So RALLY TOGETHER with us to make life better for cancer patients, survivors, care partners, bereaved individuals, and their loved ones.

Enjoy a fascinating bird walk at Pleasant Hill Preserve with SLT Executive Director and expert birder Andrew Mackie.

Join Maine Youth Leadership for our annual Golf Classic at the beautiful Toddy Brook Golf Course. Participate in our 18-hole scramble and compete in various raffles and contests throughout the day! The day’s winners are celebrated at the awards luncheon where all participants are treated to a BBQ lunch.

$500 entry fee for a team of 4. 25 teams max

Schedule:
7:30-8:30am Check in and registration
8:30am Shotgun start
1:00-3:00 BBQ Lunch & Awards Ceremony

Maine Youth Leadership’s annual Golf Classic is the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year, raising over $10,000 to support leadership development for Maine’s young leaders! Thank you to each of our sponsors, donors, and golfers who make this event truly outstanding.

Maine Youth Leadership is a 4-day seminar focused on enhancing leadership skills, volunteerism, and character for high school sophomores in Maine. Since 1980, Maine Youth Leadership (MYL) has worked with Maine youth to seek out, recognize, and develop their leadership skills. Our goal is to motivate Maine’s future leaders and create a network of civic-minded students who will better their communities through volunteering. Our programs encourage and assist students at critical times in their quest for self-identification and development and we provide give-and-take discussions with thought leaders and role models from across Maine society.

1/2 Marathon, 10K and 5K: The courses are set on the beautifully maintained ACT Multi-Purpose Trail and the Eastern Trails with stunning woodland and stream views.

Runners start at the Arundel Municipal Building at 257 Limerick Road, Arundel, Maine. All races return and finish at the Arundel Municipal Building. The top 3 runners in each race will be awarded a prize. Prizes range from fresh Maine lobsters to local honey!

The first 200 registrants will receive a race day t-shirt. All finishers receive a medal and a free beer with bib and ID. Other drinks and food will be available for purchase - cash/card/Venmo

ALSO: We are excited to announce that the free Kid's Flow Trail Fun Race is back! This will take place alongside our Fall Trail Fest on Saturday, 9/20. You'll want to register early for this popular event! Open to kiddos ages 5-12. This year, the Kid's Fun Ride will kick off at 9:15 AM.

Kids, ages 5 to 12 (5-8, 9-12), can sign up to be timed going around the top half of the Flow Trail. This year we are also adding an "advanced" option for any rider who would like to also be timed going the full Flow Trail. Riders can sign up for both race options if they want.

Once you sign up for the ride, our team will reach back out to you to confirm your rider's time slot in mid-September and any other pertinent event details.

Friends, community members and members of the public are invited to a FREE Memory Making Event hosted by The Center for Grieving Children at our space on Forest Avenue in Portland. Come enjoy arts and crafts activities to create cherished mementos with Common Roots Studio and Mama Mia Making, record special stories and memories for loved ones with Storied, meet Toast, the therapy mini horse, plus portraits in our garden with a MDR Media. We look forward to seeing you at this special afternoon!

Event Details
Saturday, September 20th from 10am to 2pm
The Center for Grieving Children
555 Forest Avenue, Portland

Portraits in the garden will take place from 10am to 12pm – please email Kelly@cgcmaine.org to book your time slot.

Toast the therapy mini horse will be on-site from 12pm to 2pm – bring your camera!

Generously sponsored by Baker Newman Noyes

Enjoy the natural beauty and history of Moosehead Lake aboard a 1914 steamboat with narration of the region’s rich history. The Head of the Lake cruise departs at 10:00am and returns at 6:00pm. Passengers will cruise up the length of the lake to Seboomook. On the way the boat will tuck in behind Kineo, cruising along the sheer cliffs where peregrine falcons are known to nest.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Out of the Darkness Walks provide an opportunity for communities to walk together toward a world without suicide. By participating, you are joining our lifesaving effort to show others that they are not alone and that prevention is possible through education, advocacy, and support. Together, we can create a better understanding of mental health and how to be there for each other, including ourselves, when someone is struggling.

Join us in Bangor on September 20th to connect and heal with others while raising awareness and funds for suicide prevention.

Register, form a team, or donate today at www.afsp.org/bangor!

Saturday September 20: Three Rivers Kiwanis Annual Cruise-In 10am-1pm on our new, paved parking lot! Food, medals, 50/50 raffle. Cars-$5, spectators-$3. 15 Harris Pond Rd, Milo. Funds help support area children and community programs. Info: Chris 207-343-0450