THINGS TO DO ON MOUNT DESERT ISLAND THIS WEEK
And in the near future.
THINGS TO DO
It’s our weekly round-up, and we may have missed some things, so apologies! If you have something you’d like in here, please let me know.
Also, you may have to click through to see everything. There are so many things that this email is a bit long for a lot of inboxes.
We hope you have some great adventures this week!
To check out our news stories from the past week. Click on the archive section and you’ll see them in chronological order.
WHAT IS OPEN FOR RESTAURANTS?
This list is constantly updated by Jennifer Cough at First Express and she’s let us share her latest version. This often changes and tweaks throughout the week, so for the absolute latest version, head to that First Express page or Jennifer’s page, which are on Facebook.
ARTWAVES CLASSES AND EVENTS
ArtWaves often has classes, a variety every week. For the updated selection, check out its website here
JESUP EVENTS
For a full list of Jesup Memorial Library events, click through to its calendar here.
EVENTS AT THE GILLEY
For a full list of Gilley events, click here.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE SCHEDULE
The calendar is here.
MDI YMCA
Events are here and the gym schedule is here. You can peruse its website for other schedules.
NORTHEAST HARBOR LIBRARY
A list of events is here.
CRITERION SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER
SOUTHWEST HARBOR LIBRARY
A list of events is here.
SOMESVILLE LIBRARY
A list of events is here.
THE COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC
A list of events is here. Make sure to choose “open to the public” on the side bar.
MDI HIGH SCHOOL
A list of events is here.
MOUNT DESERT ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
A list of events is here.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9
History Book Club: "The Mantle of Elijah" by LaRue Spiker
Monday, December 9, 2024
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
The MDI Historical Society's book club will be reading LaRue Spiker’s unpublished manuscript The Mantle of Elijah. Written in the 1950s, the manuscript is part of the Historical Society's archives. LaRue Spiker (1912-1995) was a social, political, and environmental advocate on MDI and an accomplished journalist and writer. Click the event to learn more, register, and view the PDF.
LEGO CLUB!
Divine Play Yoga at the Neighborhood House
Mon/Wed; 9:00-10:00 a.m.
Cost: $15/class
with Mike Bouscaren
Dear Yogis,
You’ll recall that our flow yoga classes progressively tease out more body aliveness and mental acuity in you. And they’re fun!
For one hour you alone as do others around you, return to the grounded center that is the unburdened original self. Freer in every way.
You’ll walk away feeling more open, calmer, and sharp. And mightily prepared for whatever the day throws at you.
Divine Play yoga invites you to shine, to be your best, to transform into a Beacon of Joy. It works!
Register: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=19801383
Monday events via the Bar Harbor Chamber:
None are listed.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10
BAR HARBOR GARDEN CLUB TALKS COMPOST PROGRAM
SOUTHWEST HARBOR—On Tuesday, December 10 at 5:30 p.m., at the Southwest Harbor Public Library, hear from representatives Barbara Amstutz and Jane Sanderson from the Bar Harbor Garden Club (BHGC), Renee Duncan, Maine Coast Heritage Trust’s MDI Regional Outreach Manager and Stone Barn Farm Steward, and Kate Tomkins, founder and owner of Chickadee Compost. These organizations are partnering to provide a subscriber-based service that diverts household food scraps from the waste stream and contributes to compost production.
Learn how you can participate as a subscriber in the first MDI program of its kind. Registration encouraged.
TWO SHOES LINE DANCING!
Tuesday events via the Chamber:
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11
History Happy Hour with Seal Cove Auto Museum!
BAR HARBOR—Are you a master of historical trivia, a fan of fantastic island stories, or a novice know-it-all? Join us at 5:30 p.m., on Wednesday, December 11 at Pat’s Pizza, Bar Harbor, for the MDI Historical Society’s History Happy Hour with special guests from the Seal Cove Auto Museum.
Gather over good eats and good times while putting your knowledge to the test at this free event. All welcome! Food and drink will be available for purchase.
Wednesday, December 11
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Pat's Pizza
6 Peasant Street, Bar Harbor
Click here to register
MANSET MEETING HOUSE VINTAGE CHRISTMAS!
MANSET—Come enjoy the display of Vintage Christmas at the Manset Meetinghouse, home of the Southwest Harbor Historical Society. Our museum will be filled with lighted Christmas trees, Village sets from days of old, ornaments hand made and some from the 1940’s. Look for the vintage pottery Bar Harbor Times ornament !
The museum will be open on Wednesday December 11, from 4-6 p.m., and Saturday, December 14, from 1-4 p.m.
Come enjoy hot mulled cider and homemade cookies! We also will have available for purchase Southwest Harbor, Manset & Seawall book, reprinted recently the Jesse Parker book, Recollections of Southwest Harbor, Maine 1885-1984. Special holiday prices! 192 Seawall Rd. Southwest Harbor, call for additional information 244-8063.
GUIDED MEDITATION
Baby Storytime at Southwest Harbor
10:00 a.m. Southwest Harbor Public Library. Stories, songs, rhymes, bubbles. www.swhplibrary.org. 207-244-7065.
Library hours 9-5, Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri., 9-8 Wed., 9-1 Sat.
Wednesday events via the Chamber:
None are listed
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12
Holiday light show at Timberland Acres, Trenton!
Thursday-Saturday, 5-8 P.M.
STITCHES KNITTING GROUP!
Stitches Knitting & Crochet Group meets weekly at the Trenton Town Office (59 Oak Point Rd), Wednesdays 3-5pm. All levels are welcome. FMI contact Christina Heiniger at fernhousestudio@outlook.com
FIGURE DRAWING AT ARTWAVES
Thursday events via the Chamber:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13
December 13-15, Harbor House Holiday Celebration
Outdoor Living Nativity Scene at the Bar Harbor Congregational Church.
Mount Desert Street, 6 p.m.
Holiday light show at Timberland Acres, Trenton!
Thursday-Saturday, 5-8 P.M.
December 13 Criterion Theatre Holiday in the Green
ACADIA REP PRESENTS SOUVENIR FOR THE HOLIDAYS
In this, the darkest time of year, a story about a woman resolutely finding her inner joy despite the world’s criticism carries extra resonance. The Acadia Rep production in summer 2024 earned great acclaim, and this December reprise is intended to give MDI-area audiences a chance to enjoy the show at a less busy time of year. Starring the dynamic duo of long-time ART favorite Cheryl Willis and Orono’s own super-talented Rob Laraway, SOUVENIR will bring some delight and holiday cheer to Somesville!
Performances are Friday and Saturday evenings, December 13 and 14, at 7:30 PM, with a Sunday matinee December 15 at 3:00 PM. Tickets are $30 for adults, $28 for seniors, students, and military, and $15 for children 15 and under; a Pay What You Can option will be available for all performances as well. Please visit www.acadiarep.com!
CHILI COOKOFF!
FUN FRIDAY!
Family Storytime at Southwest Harbor
10:00 a.m. Southwest Harbor Public Library. Interactive books, puppets, songs, movements, bubbles.
Library hours 9-5, Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri., 9-8 Wed., 9-1 Sat.
Friday events via the Chamber:
None listed.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14
HANCOCK COUNTY’S PREMIER CHESS TOURNAMENT MARKS 19TH YEAR
AURORA – On Saturday, December 14th, chess players from Hancock County and across the state will meet at the Airline Community School in Aurora for the 19th Annual Aurora Winter Solstice Chess Tournament.
Participants may choose from one of five sections to play in based on their skill level. The beginner level, known as U400, is reserved for students in grades K-8 only. The other four sections increase in skill and are open to children and adults alike.
“This tournament is very beginner friendly,” says Dan Monahan, assistant tournament director. “Dozens of students of all ages will play and, for many, it will be their first chess tournament.”
For more information, or to register, visit https://chessmaine.net/chessmaine/events/. A US Chess Federation membership is required to participate and can be purchased at USchess.org online or at the tournament. The Maine Chess Association has purchased a batch of student membership vouchers for K-12 students so they can join for only $12.00 for the year. Email Daniel Deluca at dcdeluca@yahoo.com or Dan Monahan at trentonchess1@gmail.com for more information about requesting student membership vouchers or with any tournament questions.
Holiday light show at Timberland Acres, Trenton!
Thursday-Saturday, 5-8 P.M.
MANSET MEETING HOUSE VINTAGE CHRISTMAS!
MANSET—Come enjoy the display of Vintage Christmas at the Manset Meetinghouse, home of the Southwest Harbor Historical Society. Our museum will be filled with lighted Christmas trees, Village sets from days of old, ornaments hand made and some from the 1940’s. Look for the vintage pottery Bar Harbor Times ornament !
The museum will be open on Wednesday December 11, from 4-6 p.m., and Saturday, December 14, from 1-4 p.m.
YWCA CHILDREN’S BAZAAR
Come enjoy hot mulled cider and homemade cookies! We also will have available for purchase Southwest Harbor, Manset & Seawall book, reprinted recently the Jesse Parker book, Recollections of Southwest Harbor, Maine 1885-1984. Special holiday prices! 192 Seawall Rd. Southwest Harbor, call for additional information 244-8063.
Saturday, December 14, 2024
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
The YWCA will hold its annual Children’s Bazaar on Saturday, December 14. Contact Abby for more information and to request tickets if your child does not attend Connors-Emerson; abby@ywcamdi.org or 207-288-5008.
The YWCA will hold its annual Children's Bazaar on December 14th from 9-12. Entry times will be determined by grade.
4th grade: 9:00
3rd grade: 9:30
2nd grade: 10:00
1st grade: 10:30
Kindergarten: 11:00
Pick-up will be 45 minutes after drop-off.
The entry fee is $1.00 (exact change recommended) and items will cost $.25 or $1.00. Forms will get sent home to students at Connors-Emerson School. If you do not attend Connors-Emerson school and need a ticket, you can email Abby at abby@ywcamdi.org. If you have any questions, you can call 207-288-5008 or email abby@ywcamdi.org.
WITHAM FAMILY HOTELS CHARITABLE CHRISTMAS
Join us for the 10th Annual Witham Family Hotels Charitable Christmas on Saturday, December 14, from 10 A.M. - 2 P.M.
Enjoy kids holiday crafts, hot cocoa and cookies, write letters to Santa (and receive a response before Christmas!) photo booth, and don't forget...to visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus and get a photo together!
NEW this year, Santa is also bringing a petting zoo full of friends and a pony!
The event is completely FREE, including all crafts, photos, food.
In exchange for attendance, we do ask that all able families bring a donation in lieu of entry fee. This can be either a new unwrapped toy for Maine Seacoast Mission’s Christmas Program (This local charity has been collecting gifts for in need families for over 100 years) or a gently used or new winter gloves, mittens, and boots for H.O.M.E. Inc who distributes warm clothing to folks in need in Hancock County (mens, womens, and childrens).
We hope you and your family will join us for some holiday fun for a great cause!
Sponsored by the Witham Family Hotels.
YWCA CHILDREN’S BIZARRE
Saturday, December 14, 2024
9:00 AM 12:00 PM
The YWCA will hold its annual Children’s Bazaar on Saturday, December 14th. Contact Abby for more information and to request tickets if your child does not attend Connors-Emerson; abby@ywcamdi.org or 207-288-5008.
THE GRINCH PUPPET SHOW!
"The Grinch" puppet show by Frogtown Mountain Puppeteers - 4:00 p.m. with opening dance numbers by Two Shoes Dance!
Criterion Theatre, Bar Harbor - All Tickets $5 - www.criteriontheatre.org
COME MEET THE ARTIST!
SOUTHWEST HARBOR—Come meet the artist! Join us on Saturday, December 14, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for a special Meet-the-Artist Reception with Terre Lefferts. Celebrate her seasonal exhibit of landscapes and winter activities done in oil, pastel, and acrylic, while enjoying light refreshments. The exhibit will be on display from Tuesday, December 3 through Saturday, January 4. Don't miss this chance to experience art and connect with the artist!
The ongoing Holiday Book Sale and Scallop Raffle will be up during this time and through the holidays. The drawing for the winning raffle ticket will take place Friday, December 27 at noon.
WHAT SWEETER MUSIC CONCERT
ACADIA REP PRESENTS SOUVENIR FOR THE HOLIDAYS
See information above.
PRAYER SHAWL MISSION GROUP
Welcoming all knitters and would be knitters…and crocheters! The Welcome and Care Team at the Bar Harbor Congregational Church UCC is hosting a weekly Prayer Shawl Mission Group every Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon at the Bar Harbor Congregational Church UCC. The intention of the group is to create a sense of community and a flow of Prayer Shawls for distribution to those in need of comfort due to illness, loneliness, or loss. Supplies and instruction will be provided to those with skills for knitting and/or crocheting and for those with a desire to learn.
There are no costs to the participants.
For more information contact Pat by calling (203) 770-0063 or email: pgdizazzo@yahoo.com.
Saturday events via the Chamber:
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15
Timberland Acres’ Christmas with Santa
Come spend time with Santa at Timberland Acres off Route 3 in Trenton.
The holiday light show will be open 5-7 for that day as well.
COMMUNITY HOLIDAY CELEBRATION YOGA
ACADIA REP PRESENTS SOUVENIR FOR THE HOLIDAYS
See information above.
FAMILIES WITH UNIQUE NEEDS MEETS DECEMBER 15!
BAR HARBOR—Families with Unique Needs is for people who are neurodiverse, ID/D, autistic and their families and guardians. Families with Unique Needs gathers monthly to share a meal, make friends, network, and share resources. Our mission is to support neurodiverse people to interact with their community and build skills for independence.
The group meets Sunday, December 15, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the choir room at St. Saviour's Church in Bar Harbor for a potluck meal and games.
Sunday events via the Chamber:
FUTURE EVENTS:
Holiday light show at Timberland Acres, Trenton!
Thursday-Saturday, 5-8 P.M. until January 4, Timberland Acres, Route 3, Trenton
DECEMBER 17
Community Gathering to Share Holiday Recipes
DECEMBER 18 AND 20
DECEMBER 19
WORDS ON MUSIC
FREE: Words on Music by a Hi-Def Critic in an MP3 World with Lawrence Schulman
Thursday, December 19, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
BAR HARBOR—To mark the publication of his new book, FREE: Words on Music by a Hi-Def Critic in an MP3 World, award-winning music producer, critic and translator Lawrence Schulman will talk about the work, which is a collection of his reviews on numerous 20th-century artists of the Great American Songbook, including Peggy Lee, Frank Sinatra and Bobby Darin, country singer Patsy Cline, and others who may be less known to music lovers, such as Maxine Sullivan, Tim Buckley and Peter Allen. He will show clips of all the artists he will talk about and then take questions and autograph copies of FREE, which will be on sale in conjunction with Sherman's Maine Coast Book Shop in Bar Harbor.
This event is available to attend in-person or online. Attendees should note that the sound quality will be significantly better in-person, so we recommend attending at the library.
Lawrence Schulman, a graduate of Stony Brook University, the Sorbonne and CREAR, a school for film and video studies in Gouvieux, France, is a music producer, critic and translator who has compiled numerous CD sets devoted to Judy Garland in the past three decades. A collector and audiophile, Schulman has worked with such distinguished mastering engineers as Robert Parker, Jon M. Samuels, Gary Galo, Peter Rynston, Robin Cherry, Peter Reynolds, Nick Dellow, and Richard Moore. His talk on Garland, “Moments of Magic,” has been heard in New York, Boston, and various venues in Maine, where he resides. While living in Paris between 1971 and 1997, he taught and translated, and currently translates for the French website OpusHD.net, which specializes in classical high-resolution recordings. During his Paris years he also worked for French Public Radio as a producer and host. He has written sound recording and book reviews for the ARSC Journal since 1994, as well as three original articles, including one on the late songwriter-singer Peter Allen which won the 2024 ARSC Journal Best Article of the Year award. His most recent CDs are Judy Garland: A Celebration (Trapeze/Acrobat, 2024), Judy Garland: The Two-A-Day Is Back in Town, Closing Night at the Palace, February 24, 1952 (JSP Records, 2023), Judy Garland—The Lost Vegas Show (High Definition Tape Transfers, 2023), Judy Garland—The Final Concert In Copenhagen (High Definition Tape Transfers, 2022), Judy Garland—The Greatest Night in Show Business History, Carnegie Hall, April 23, 1961(High Definition Tape Transfers, 2022), Classic Concert Series: Judy At Carnegie Hall - Judy In Person (AVID, 2022), and Judy Garland—Live in Paris, 1960 (Frémeaux & Associés, 2022). His translation from the French of Bertrand Tessier’s Judy Garland: Splendor and Downfall of a Legend, for which he also provided a Foreword, was published by BearManor Media in early 2023 and his own two-volume book, Garland—That’s Beyond Entertainment—Reflections on Judy Garland, with a Foreword by former ARSC Journal sound recordings editor, lawyer and audio engineer John H. Haley and an Afterword by longtime ARSC Journal reviewer, professor and author James Fisher, was published by BearManor Media later in 2023. FREE was published by BearManor in 2024, and his forthcoming book entitled Peter Allen: Somebody's Angel - The Boy From Oz In The Key of Camp will be published by BearManor in early 2025.
This event is free and open to the public. Register to attend in-person or online here: https://www.jesuplibrary.org/events/free
DECEMBER 21
New Saturday Storytime every other week
SOUTHWESTH HARBOR—Looking for a fun and engaging experience with your family? Drop in to the Southwest Harbor Public Library on Saturdays, every other week at 10:00 a.m., for a new Family Storytime with Ms. Lia ana. The next storytime Saturday Storytime is December 21st. Listen to stories, sing songs, pop bubbles and more. Be sure to also join us for our weekly storytimes on Wednesdays (babytime) and Fridays (family storytime) at 10:00 a.m.
DECEMBER 22
Longest Night Worship Service
A Service of Healing and Hope For Anyone Who is Hurting During the Holiday Season
Church of Our Father, Route 3, Hulls Cove, 207-288-4849
3 PM
A Longest Night Service (also called a Blue Christmas Service) is a quiet, contemplative service that happens near the winter solstice, the longest night and the shortest day of the year. Many find the holiday season hard, seeing others around us who are happy and celebrating while we are grieving, lonely, or longing for something better. This service, through silence, music, words, prayers, and lighting of candles, gives us space to acknowledge our emotions. Many have found this simple service helpful and supportive in their emotional and spiritual journey.
DECEMBER 21 and 22 TRENTON GRANGE VENDOR MARKET!
DECEMBER 31 NEW YEAR’S GALA!
DECEMBER 27 Scallop Raffle
SOUTHWEST HARBOR—9 a.m.-1 p.m. Southwest Harbor Public Library. One gallon fresh-caught Scallops Raffle, drawing at noon Fri. 12/27. Book sale and raffle on through the holidays during library hours: 9-5 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri; 9-8 Wed, and 9-1 Sat. www.swhplibrary.org. 207-244-7065.
DECEMBER 22 BAR HARBOR WINTER FARMERS AND MAKERS MARKET
DECEMBER 31 NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER AT HAVANA!
DECEMBER 31 SIDE STREET CAFE’S NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY
ONGOING:
GET YOUR HERO ON!
BAR HARBOR FIRE DEPARTMENT
To check if Bar Harbor Fire Department is currently hiring, please go to the town’s jobs page.
But even if it isn’t, you can become a call member
Becoming a call force firefighter requires extensive training, hard work, and dedication to the community. We rely on call force firefighters to respond quickly to emergencies, to perform firefighting duties, and to provide assistance and support to career firefighters. To be a fall force firefighter is to have a chance to aid and serve the community, which is an extremely rewarding experience.
Get Your Knowledge On!
ASC Racial Justice Book Group
Are you interested in joining us? We are open to new members who want to share in the reading and the hard work that ensues as we examine the underpinnings of systemic racism and its effects on society and on each of us individually, in the ultimate hope that our studies can work toward change.
We have been meeting once a month on the second Tuesday of the month from 10:30- 12:15.
We started with the basic readings of How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi and The Sum of Us by Heather McGhee. We then spent many months delving deeply into The 1619 Project edited by Nikole Hannah-Jones.
Since then, we’ve read some James Baldwin, Colon Whitehead, Zora Neale Hurston, Eddie S. Glaude, Jr., Clint Smith and many others. We look forward in the next few months to reading some James McBride and Bryan Stevenson. We also share articles of interest that deal with the issues we’re facing.
If the truly hard, but most meaningful, work we are doing to examine our society, culture and ourselves sounds like something that interests you, please contact me at rjbg2021@gmail.com or 207-664-9954.
Read more about the book group
GET YOUR VOLTA ON!
Volta, in Trenton, has a ton of things always going on. You can check that out here.
GET YOUR FITNESS, DANCE AND WELLNESS ON!
THE NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE!
The Neighborhood House has a slew of classes to help you get your fitness on. Descriptions are at its website.
MDI YMCA!
The MDI YMCA’s program guide is here.
DOWNEAST COMMUNITY DANCE
Downeast Community Dance
Free form dance, conscious or ecstatic, not facilitated. Come drop into your own joyful movement.
This is now held the first, third, and fifth Sunday of the month at 10 a.m. at ArtWaves Dance Studio. For more information, contact Susan at 207-801-9023, or susan.sassaman@proton.me
Location:
Dance Studio at ArtWaves, 1345A State Highway 102, Bar Harbor
GET YOUR MUSIC ON!
THE FINBACK ALEHOUSE
The Finback has entertainment most nights in Bar Harbor. The schedule is posted every Tuesday.
THE NOR’EASTER
The Nor’Easter has music every Saturday night from 8-10 in the summer and 7-9 in the winter in Northeast Harbor.
ONE OFF PUB
The One Off Pub often has music and is often open until midnight. The location? 119 Main Street, Bar Harbor.
HAVANA
Every Saturday night it’s open, at 6:30 p.m, you can come hear the maestro Bob Lombardi. Maestro isn’t something we put out there for everyone. Havana is on lower Main Street in Bar Harbor.
“Things To Do” is mostly curated by me looking for things happening in the upcoming week, which takes a lot of time and I truly do not know all that is going on.
If there’s something in Bar Harbor (or MDI or Trenton or Ellsworth) that you’d like me to mention, please let me know, because I’m definitely always missing some events every week.
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A NOTE FROM US
This is Carrie and Shaun, and as you’ve probably noticed, we’ve been working hard at the Bar Harbor Story, providing local news in a way that keeps you informed, but also embraces and promotes community and the good that is within it.
We take so much time—just the two of us, with a special needs kid that has to be homeschooled—to cover our island community’s (plus, Trenton) local news in a way that’s timely, daily, and remembers that underneath the news . . . there are people who are our neighbors.
We are working hard to get the news out there—for free—for everyone. But it’s taking its toll on our family financially and honestly, sometimes, emotionally, because frontline local news in a small community? It’s hard.
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