Drop-In Knitting instructed by Carol Cargin Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose. Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn. Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center. All levels of experience welcome! This is an open-ended class.

You can always find someone to sit down and teach you how to play Cribbage.

A fun and welcoming group of experienced knitting goddesses always ready to help and share.  And we’re always ready to make room for more!  Coordinated by Joan Ackerman.

Facilitated by Robert Driscoll.  A drop in group for any level of writers (journals, articles, short stories, blogs, novels).  An opportunity to talk with other people who enjoy putting pen to paper.  This is an open forum to encourage people to write.  Your level of participation is voluntary.  Come, listen, chat…ENJOY!

This is instruction on how to play Mexican Train before you go on to a group.

Facilitated by Patty Seybold.  The Three Principles that Sydney Banks discovered over 40 years ago form an important foundation for our group. The Three Principles are Mind, Consciousness & Thought. Mind, Consciousness and Thought work together in harmony to create our experience of life. In this group, we study and learn about how our minds, consciousness and thought actually work in order to become free to live more completely in the now.

Instructed by Carol Cragin   Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose.  Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn.  Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center.  All levels of experience welcome!  This is an open-ended class.  Both days and evenings!

Mexican Train Dominoes.  This is the follow-up to Beginner Dominoes.

The Rotary Club of Boothbay Harbor meets weekly for fellowship, dinner, and an informative and interesting presentation from a guest speaker.

Coordinated by Angel Ames.  Bring your own sewing machine and learn how to use it!  All levels of experience welcome.  Bring your own material/project or use material donated to The Community Center.  A fun time!  Both day and evenings!

Learn to Crochet – Instructed by Pat Carmolli.  Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose.  Please BYO (Bring Your Own) hooks and yarn.  Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center.  All levels of experience welcome!  This is an open-ended class.

Join Miss Harolyn for stories and crafts. Preschool ages

Coding Club For 5th & 6th graders

BAML’s after school clubs only meet when there is school (not during vacations, holidays, etc.)

Spring Music Schedule (5:30pm)

March 13 – Murky Waters
March 20 – Sharon Hood and Dixon Road
March 27 – The School Street Band
April 3 – Bone Heads
April 17 – Boothbay Junction
April 24 – Holy Mackerals
May 1 – Murky Waters
May 8 – Cattle Call
May 15 – Holy Mackerals
May 22 – Big Bam Bo

You can always find someone to sit down and teach you how to play Cribbage.

Drop-In Knitting instructed by Carol Cargin Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose. Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn. Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center. All levels of experience welcome! This is an open-ended class.

A fun and welcoming group of experienced knitting goddesses always ready to help and share.  And we’re always ready to make room for more!  Coordinated by Joan Ackerman.

For more information contact: Leslie Volpe, 207-633-0557

Upcoming Titles For Discussion:

March 2020: Becoming by Michelle Obama

April 2020: The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michelle Richardson

2020 Selections:
February | Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man by James Joyce
January | The First Forty-Nine by Ernest Hemingway

Facilitated by Robert Driscoll.  A drop in group for any level of writers (journals, articles, short stories, blogs, novels).  An opportunity to talk with other people who enjoy putting pen to paper.  This is an open forum to encourage people to write.  Your level of participation is voluntary.  Come, listen, chat…ENJOY!

This is instruction on how to play Mexican Train before you go on to a group.

Facilitated by Patty Seybold.  The Three Principles that Sydney Banks discovered over 40 years ago form an important foundation for our group. The Three Principles are Mind, Consciousness & Thought. Mind, Consciousness and Thought work together in harmony to create our experience of life. In this group, we study and learn about how our minds, consciousness and thought actually work in order to become free to live more completely in the now.

Instructed by Carol Cragin   Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose.  Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn.  Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center.  All levels of experience welcome!  This is an open-ended class.  Both days and evenings!

Mexican Train Dominoes.  This is the follow-up to Beginner Dominoes.

The Rotary Club of Boothbay Harbor meets weekly for fellowship, dinner, and an informative and interesting presentation from a guest speaker.

Coordinated by Angel Ames.  Bring your own sewing machine and learn how to use it!  All levels of experience welcome.  Bring your own material/project or use material donated to The Community Center.  A fun time!  Both day and evenings!

Learn to Crochet – Instructed by Pat Carmolli.  Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose.  Please BYO (Bring Your Own) hooks and yarn.  Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center.  All levels of experience welcome!  This is an open-ended class.

Join Miss Harolyn for stories and crafts. Preschool ages

Coding Club For 5th & 6th graders

BAML’s after school clubs only meet when there is school (not during vacations, holidays, etc.)

Spring Music Schedule (5:30pm)

March 13 – Murky Waters
March 20 – Sharon Hood and Dixon Road
March 27 – The School Street Band
April 3 – Bone Heads
April 17 – Boothbay Junction
April 24 – Holy Mackerals
May 1 – Murky Waters
May 8 – Cattle Call
May 15 – Holy Mackerals
May 22 – Big Bam Bo

Town of Boothbay residents receive free admission on the weekends – residents need to show their Maine state ID or driver’s license for proof of residency

Town of Boothbay residents receive free admission on the weekends – residents need to show their Maine state ID or driver’s license for proof of residency

You can always find someone to sit down and teach you how to play Cribbage.

Drop-In Knitting instructed by Carol Cargin Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose. Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn. Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center. All levels of experience welcome! This is an open-ended class.

A fun and welcoming group of experienced knitting goddesses always ready to help and share.  And we’re always ready to make room for more!  Coordinated by Joan Ackerman.

Facilitated by Robert Driscoll.  A drop in group for any level of writers (journals, articles, short stories, blogs, novels).  An opportunity to talk with other people who enjoy putting pen to paper.  This is an open forum to encourage people to write.  Your level of participation is voluntary.  Come, listen, chat…ENJOY!

This is instruction on how to play Mexican Train before you go on to a group.

Facilitated by Patty Seybold.  The Three Principles that Sydney Banks discovered over 40 years ago form an important foundation for our group. The Three Principles are Mind, Consciousness & Thought. Mind, Consciousness and Thought work together in harmony to create our experience of life. In this group, we study and learn about how our minds, consciousness and thought actually work in order to become free to live more completely in the now.

Instructed by Carol Cragin   Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose.  Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn.  Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center.  All levels of experience welcome!  This is an open-ended class.  Both days and evenings!

Mexican Train Dominoes.  This is the follow-up to Beginner Dominoes.

The Rotary Club of Boothbay Harbor meets weekly for fellowship, dinner, and an informative and interesting presentation from a guest speaker.

Coordinated by Angel Ames.  Bring your own sewing machine and learn how to use it!  All levels of experience welcome.  Bring your own material/project or use material donated to The Community Center.  A fun time!  Both day and evenings!

Learn to Crochet – Instructed by Pat Carmolli.  Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose.  Please BYO (Bring Your Own) hooks and yarn.  Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center.  All levels of experience welcome!  This is an open-ended class.

Join Miss Harolyn for stories and crafts. Preschool ages

Coding Club For 5th & 6th graders

BAML’s after school clubs only meet when there is school (not during vacations, holidays, etc.)

Spring Music Schedule (5:30pm)

March 13 – Murky Waters
March 20 – Sharon Hood and Dixon Road
March 27 – The School Street Band
April 3 – Bone Heads
April 17 – Boothbay Junction
April 24 – Holy Mackerals
May 1 – Murky Waters
May 8 – Cattle Call
May 15 – Holy Mackerals
May 22 – Big Bam Bo

Town of Boothbay residents receive free admission on the weekends – residents need to show their Maine state ID or driver’s license for proof of residency

Town of Boothbay residents receive free admission on the weekends – residents need to show their Maine state ID or driver’s license for proof of residency

You can always find someone to sit down and teach you how to play Cribbage.

Drop-In Knitting instructed by Carol Cargin Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose. Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn. Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center. All levels of experience welcome! This is an open-ended class.

A fun and welcoming group of experienced knitting goddesses always ready to help and share.  And we’re always ready to make room for more!  Coordinated by Joan Ackerman.

Facilitated by Robert Driscoll.  A drop in group for any level of writers (journals, articles, short stories, blogs, novels).  An opportunity to talk with other people who enjoy putting pen to paper.  This is an open forum to encourage people to write.  Your level of participation is voluntary.  Come, listen, chat…ENJOY!

This is instruction on how to play Mexican Train before you go on to a group.

Facilitated by Patty Seybold.  The Three Principles that Sydney Banks discovered over 40 years ago form an important foundation for our group. The Three Principles are Mind, Consciousness & Thought. Mind, Consciousness and Thought work together in harmony to create our experience of life. In this group, we study and learn about how our minds, consciousness and thought actually work in order to become free to live more completely in the now.

Join us at 25 Industrial Park Dr Boothbay, Maine 04537 on Wednesday Aprilv29th – 5 – 7pm. For more information, visit

https://centennial.legion.org/

Instructed by Carol Cragin   Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose.  Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn.  Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center.  All levels of experience welcome!  This is an open-ended class.  Both days and evenings!

Mexican Train Dominoes.  This is the follow-up to Beginner Dominoes.

The Rotary Club of Boothbay Harbor meets weekly for fellowship, dinner, and an informative and interesting presentation from a guest speaker.