Join Portland Ovations, Indigo Arts Alliance and a group of North American Indigenous artists in a sweeping conversation, Seeking Resonance: Toward Being Future Beings, on Wednesday, March 3 at 4 p.m. via Zoom.
From March 1-31, there will be an exhibit called Local Fiber at the Northeast Harbor Library.
Join Maine author Susan Conley for a virtual author talk on Thursday, March 18 at 7 p.m. with the Jesup Memorial Library where she will discuss her new book, “Landslide.”
During March, in celebration of Women’s History Month, the Southwest Harbor Public Library will exhibit items inspired by the theme “Life Upended: Unexpected Inspiration.”
The newly published book, “Birds of Maine,” is the first comprehensive guide of Maine’s rich birdlife published in almost seven decades and features detailed accounts of all 464 bird species that have been recorded throughout the state.
The Guy P. Gannett Journalism Scholarship Fund and the Agnes Freyer Gibbs Scholarship Fund seek applications from Maine students.
Gather up your returnable bottles and cans for a bottle drive on Saturday, Feb. 27, from 9 a.m. to noon, to benefit the animals at the SPCA of Hancock County. Drop your tightly bagged bottles at the shelter at 141 Bar Harbor Road in Trenton or call (207) 667-8088 to arrange pick up.
Without a clear idea of when her next opportunity will be to host an in-person tea party or to read aloud for Toddler Story Hour, children’s librarian Susan Plimpton has decided to retire after nearly a quarter of a century at the Southwest Harbor Public Library.
Former Jekyll & Hyde retail store owner Britt Hulbert recently opened Bar Harbor Yoga Dog Studio, a virtual yoga, mindfulness and fitness business for folks who want to stay active during the pandemic without having to leave the house.
Ellsworth Community Music Institute (ECMI) continues its series of Virtual Midday Concerts at 1 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 22.
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