Community Calendar

we're turning the heat off + breaking down the postures you'll see the most of in our sweat + flow classes to help you learn flow, modifications and technique. bring your injuries and history and let us help you get the most out of each class.

sweat + flow is our signature class is our spin on a vinyasa/flow class. classes are set to music that will ebb and flow with your heart rate as we take you through breath work, sun salutations, yummy heart melting pose, and everything in between. so come find your groove, belt out a little Whitney Houston if it's in you and let your to-do list melt away as you carve out one hour just for you.

this class is ideal for prenatal, postnatal, new to exercise or those looking to further their practice and find help in areas they struggle in class. it is workshop based so bring all your questions + get ready to transform your practice. sign up at thedailysweatkennebunk.com/book-a-class

Scottish Country Dance is the ballroom dance of Scotland, done in longwise sets of several couples. We meet weekly to learn and enjoy the dances. All dances are taught. We recommend soft soled, flexible shoes. Bring a water bottle. There is a beginner/preview session at 5 p.m. by request. Note, we do not dance during the month of December.

Nathan Gourley, Joey Abarta, & Owen Marshall are three of the finest traditional musicians in the Northeastern U.S., bringing together fiddle, uilleann pipes, bouzouki, and guitar in a beautifully expressive and masterfully crafted sound.
Their latest album, Copley Street 2, builds on the success of their acclaimed 2016 release, weaving together intricate tunes with deep musical chemistry and a warm, rich tonal blend.

Gourley, known for his work with The Truckley Howl, Ship in the Clouds, and Brightly and Darkly, is a highly regarded fiddler with a distinct and lyrical style. Abarta, an All-Ireland champion piper, has toured with The Green Fields of America and performed for President Michael D. Higgins, carving out a reputation as one of the finest pipers of his generation. Marshall, has toured and recorded with the likes of Seamus Egan, Liz Carrol, Dervish, Jenna Moynihan, and has emerged as one of the foremost accompanists of traditional music.

Their music is a celebration of tradition, honed through years of collaboration and live performance. With Copley Street 2, they deliver an album full of lift, nuance, and sheer musical joy—an essential listen for fans of Irish traditional music.

Bangor Celtic Crossroads presents Copley Street in Concert January 4, 7 PM Next Generation Theatre 39 Center St. Brewer, ME. 7-9 PM. Tickets: bangorceltic.org/tickets. Contact: Pauleena MacDougall pauleena@bangorceltic.org

Falmouth Memorial Library is pleased to announce that Illustration Institute's The Great State of Illustration in Maine will be on display at the Library from November 8, 2025, through January 31, 2026. This exhibition celebrates the rich, diverse cultural heritage of over 80 Maine-connected illustrators such as Ashley Bryan, Barbara Cooney, Dahlov Ipcar, Melissa Sweet, Chris Van Dusen, N.C. Wyeth, and more. The Great State of Illustration in Maine will showcase illustration as an art form in the very place where books are easily and publicly accessed. "We are thrilled to welcome Illustration Institute to Falmouth Memorial Library and offer an exhibition of this depth and breadth to our community. We hope visitors from around our State will come enjoy this collection of incredible illustrations, and take advantage of exciting, related programming over the next three months," commented Jenna Mayotte, Library Director.

“Now and Then,” a show of paintings by Camden resident Nina Holland, will be on exhibit in the upper and lower levels of the Rockport Public Library Dec. 2, 2025 - Jan. 29, 2026. The display is a retrospective of Holland’s work, spanning her 65-year career as an artist.

Trained as a painter, Holland is also known as an accomplished weaver and craftsperson. Her work has been exhibited country-wide, including five venues in New York City. She has won several awards in juried shows including a purchase prize and alcove show at New Mexico State Art Museum in Santa Fe.

In the 1970s, she published numerous articles and three books – two about weaving and one about quilting. She taught at Evansville University and North Country Community College.

Nina Holland plans to donate all proceeds from the sales of her artwork in the Rockport Library show to International Rescue Committee, rated a four-star charity on Charity Navigator.

Formerly known as the Holiday Bazaar, Made is a curated seasonal marketplace that highlights the artistry and craftsmanship of Maine makers, offering visitors a unique selection of locally handmade goods.

Thank you to our sponsors Kennebec Savings Bank, the City of Waterville, Central Maine Newspapers, and Back Office Solutions!

This show reveals the impact our star has on every aspect of our lives here on Earth. Explore the Sun’s role in allowing and maintaining life, from photosynthesis to humanity. Discover how the Sun dictates our days, seasons and years. Delve into the history of the Sun’s impact on human religion and culture.

Every first Monday of the month, LPL will be hosting a maker meet up. Drop in at any time during the two and a half hour meet up with your current DIY project to craft alongside your fellow makers.

Ages 18 and up. Beginners welcome.

For more information contact 207-513-3134 or lplcirc@lewistonmaine.gov.

New England's largest walk-through light show. 1 mile trail, over 2 million lights and trees wrapped heights of over 90 feet.

Note: our schedule varies and does not operate daily. It is on our website. Thanks!

Join us in singing AS a community, FOR the community!
We build community by singing together, and we want you there. Everybody is welcome to join, no matter what your musical experience or skill level.

Registration for Fall 2025 will be on Monday, September 15th, September 22nd, and September 29th.
Please email us at info@mccsings.org or call (207) 706-9693.

Rehearsals are on Monday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm at the First Congregational Church, 55 Elm Street, Camden, Maine.