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Events Calendar 2018 Note: For ease of locating weekend events we have shaded those dates. You will find Saturday events are light gray, while Sunday events are a deeper gray. MAY 5/28 Topsham - Brunswick Memorial Day Parade Topsham & Brunswick 5/29 Suddenly in Command Boating Safety Course 6-8pm Maine Maritime Museum 5/30 Suddenly in Command Boating Safety Course 6-8pm Maine Maritime Museum JUNE 6/1 Brunswick Farmer's Market @ Brunswick Mall Brunswick Mall 6/1 Lighthouse and Nature Cruise Maine Maritime Museum 6/1 By Land & Sea: The Bath Iron Works Story Maine Maritime Museum 6/1 Theater: Macbeth The Chocolate Church 700+ Event Listings from June 1– December 31, 2018 6/1 Maine Pines 35th USTA Men's Tennis Tourney Brunswick 6/1 The Theater Project - "Voices in the Mirror" 7:30pm Brunswick 6/1 Art of the Bard’ Art Show Opening Chocolate Church Arts Event Information gathered from: 6/1 An evening with George Guidall - Audiobook Narrator Patten Library- Bath 6/2 BTLT Farmer's Market @ Crystal Springs Farm Brunswick Southern Midcoast Maine Chamber 6/2 Pancake Breakfast @Merriconeag Grange 8am-10:30am Harpswell Main Street Bath 6/2 2018 Midcoast Amateur Championship Bath Golf Club 6/2 By Land & Sea: The Bath Iron Works Story Maine Maritime Museum Brunswick Downtown Association 6/2 Woodford's Superhero 5K Brunswick Harpswell Business Association 6/2 BTLT: Head of Tide Park Grand Opening Bruns. Topsham Land Trust Maine State Music Theater 6/2 HHLT: Grand Opening Otter Brook Trails Harps. Her. Land Trust Orion Performing Arts Center 6/2 Moving Company Dance Studio Concert, 2pm Orion Arts Center Topsham 6/2 Maine Pines 35th USTA Men's Tennis Tourney Brunswick The Theater Project 6/2 Lighthouse and Nature Cruise Maine Maritime Museum Maine Maritime Museum 6/2 15th Annual Fishing Rally Topsham Public Library Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens 6/2 Harpswell Hiking Challenge. Hike 8 coastal trails 6/2-6/3 Harpswell Bowdoin International Music Festival 6/2 John Gorka @ UUCB 7:30pm Brunswick 6/2 The Theater Project - "Voices in the Mirror" 7:30pm Brunswick Local libraries, local municipal calendars, local organizations, 6/3 Lighthouse and Nature Cruise Maine Maritime Museum local businesses, local land trusts, and more… Halfway Rock Lighthouse Sail - 10:30 am -2:30 pm on 6/3 Harpswell Schooner Alert Brunswick Compiled By: 6/3 Maine Pines USTA Men's Tennis Tourney 6/3 Theater: Macbeth The Chocolate Church 6/3 The Theater Project - "Voices in the Mirror" 2:00pm Brunswick 6/4 Author Talk: Lisa Brooks Midcoast Indigenous Curtis Lib.- Brunswick 6/4 Navigating Midcoast Maine - Navigation Course Maine Maritime Museum 6/5 Nature Journaling 5:30pm-7:30pm Harps. Her. Land Trust 6/5 Brunswick Farmer's Market @ Brunswick Mall Brunswick Mall 6/5 An evening with George Guidall - Audiobook Narrator Patten Library- Bath For more information on events listed here check the SMMC Online Calendar at: 6/6 Books and Brews - 'A Walk In the Woods', 6pm Curtis Lib.- Brunswick www.midcoastmaine.com/calendar 6/6 Navigating Midcoast Maine - Navigation Course Maine Maritime Museum 2 JUNE JUNE 6/7 Plein Air Painting Days at Castle Tucker Wiscasset 6/13 Citizen's Climate Lobby - Monthly Meeting Curtis Lib.- Brunswick 6/7 Spectrum Generations Golf Fore A Cause Brunswick 6/13 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 7:30pm MSMT 6/7 Get Reel Film Series - Rotten - Cod is Dead Curtis Lib.- Brunswick 6/13 Member Insider Tour - with Dick Zieg Coastal ME Bot. Gardens 6/7 Get Reel Film Series - Written Off Opioid Crisis Curtis Lib.- Brunswick 6/13 Navigating Midcoast Maine - Navigation Course Maine Maritime Museum 6/6 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm & 7:30pm MSMT HHLT: Birding Extravaganza - Intro to Birding - Harpswell 6/14 Harpswell 6/8 Brunswick Farmer's Market @ Brunswick Mall Brunswick Mall Heritage Land Trust office 6/8 Theater: Macbeth The Chocolate Church 6/14 Joshua Chamberlain Civil War Round Table Curtis Lib.- Brunswick 6/8 2nd Friday Brunswick! ArtWalk, Music, Theater Brunswick 6/14 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm & 7:30pm MSMT 6/8 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm & 7:30pm MSMT 6/14 HHLT: Intro to Birding for Adults, Classroom Session Harps. Her. Land Trust 6/8 Mariners Award Gala & Dance Party 5-10pm Maine Maritime Museum 6/14 Bandstand by the Sea- “Harpswell Concert Band”, 6pm Harpswell– Mitchell Field 6/15 Brunswick Farmer's Market @ Brunswick Mall Brunswick Mall 6/8 Mary E Gala with Motor Booty Affair 4pm Bath 6/15 6th Annual Hacker's Ball Golf Tournament Brunswick 6/9 Bowdoinham Farmer's Market Opens (Every Summer Sat.) Bowdoinham 6/15 Behind Closed Doors at Castle Tucker Wiscasset 6/9 BTLT Farmer's Market @ Crystal Springs Farm Brunswick 6/15 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 7:30pm MSMT 6/9 Theater: Macbeth The Chocolate Church 6/15 Bath Municipal Band @ Bath Gazebo Bath 6/9 Mary E Commissioning Day 10am-3pm Maine Maritime Museum 6/15 Bath Third Friday ArtWalk Bath 6/9 Bath Municipal Band @ Maine Maritime Museum Bath 6/15 Side Door Coffeehouse Open Mic and concert 5-9pm Brunswick @ UUCB 6/9 Shipbuilder's Sprint 5k Bath 6/15-6/17 Trek Across Maine Statewide 6/9 Brunswick Landing Ventures Family Festival 11am Brunswick 6/16 BTLT Farmer's Market @ Crystal Springs Farm Brunswick 6/9 Maine Dance Arts - Broad Stripes & Bright Stars Orion Performing Arts 6/16 HHLT: Intro to Birding for Adults, Classroom Session Harps. Her. Land Trust Hops in the Hanger - Flight Deck Brewing and Owls Head 6/9 Brunswick Landing 6/16 Shriner Parade - Downtown Topsham Topsham Transportation Museum airshow 3-6pm Public Supper by Willing Helpers @ the Bailey Island 6/9 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 7:30pm MSMT 6/16 Harpswell Church 4:30-6:30 Soup & Chowder 6/9 Bath Municipal Band @ Coastal Landing Brunswick 6/16 7th Annual Embrace a Vet Barn party-Veteran Fundraiser Freeport The Chocolate Church 6/9 Theater: Macbeth Vocal Community Workshop: Singing in the African Ameri- 6/16 Brunswick 6/10 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm & 7:30pm MSMT can Tradition @ UUCB 8am-6pm Pejepscot Historical Society Summer Walking Tour - MSMT 6/10 Brunswick 6/16 Theater: Cinderella at Maine State Music Theatre 11am Douglas Park 6/16 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 7:30pm MSMT Maine Maritime Museum 6/11 Navigating Midcoast Maine - Navigation Course Pejepscot Historical Society Summer Walking Tour - 6/17 Brunswick 6/11 BTLT: Forest Bathing Bruns. Topsham Land Trust Pennellville Shipyard, Wharf, and Homes 6/12 Brunswick Farmer's Market @ Brunswick Mall Brunswick Mall 6/17 Member Master Plan Update Coastal ME Bot. Gardens MSMT 6/12 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm & 7:30pm 6/17 Halfway Rock Lighthouse Sail on Schooner Alert Harpswell 6/12 BTLT: Growing Literacy Series : Propagation Bruns. Topsham Land Trust 6/17 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm MSMT 6/13 Tent for Two: Roughing It in Retirement Talk Patten Library- Bath 6/17 Swan Island Free Admission for Maine Residents Richmond 6/13 Theater: Cinderella 10am & 12:30pm MSMT Let's Talk About It - Invisible New England: The Real New 6/18 Curtis Lib.- Brunswick 6/13 Theater: MSMT Peek Behind the Curtain Curtis Lib.- Brunswick England? Book Discussion Series, 6pm 3 4 JUNE JUNE 6/18 Theater: I Love a Piano 2pm & 7:30pm MSMT 6/24 Concert: Sunday Concerts in Mailly Park 6pm Bowdoinham 6/19 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm & 7:30pm MSMT 6/25 Children's Animal Camp - Humane Society -daily until 6/30 Brunswick 6/19 Bath Municipal Swing Band @ Bath Gazebo Bath 6/25 Maine Pines Tennis Camp - Juniors - daily until 6/29 Brunswick 6/19 Brunswick Farmer's Market @ Brunswick Mall Brunswick Mall 6/25-6/29 Kennebec Explorers Day Camp - Estuary Explorers Maine Maritime Museum SMMC Chamber After Hours @ Burgess Technology 6/19 Bath 6/25 Monday Movies Teen Summer Program 7:30pm Curtis Lib. - Brunswick Services 5-7pm Patten Lib.- Bath Casco Bay Gaffer's Race - Race is open to all Gaff Rigged 6/19 Movie Night: National Lampoon's Animal House 8:30pm 6/25 Harpswell vessels. From Portland to Bailey Island 11:00am -5:00pm. 6/20 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 7:30pm MSMT 6/21 Tea With Harriet - monthly entertaining lecture series Bowdoin College 6/25 BIMF: Escher Quartet Masterclass Bowdoin College (Studzinski) 6/21 Harpswell Bandstand @ Mitchell Field - 6-8pm - 'Spiros' Harpswell 6/25 BIMF: Escher String Quartet Bowdoin College (Studzinski) Summer Solstice Sails - Five Trips from 4:30am-8:30pm. 6/26 Brunswick Farmer's Market @ Brunswick Mall Brunswick Mall 6/21 Harpswell Schooner Alert Cundy's Harbor Library Pirate Day - Ages 4-10 - 10:30am - 6/26 Harpswell Summer Solstice Celebration @ Johnson Field Preserve 12:00pm - Games, treasure hunting and more! 6/21 Harpswell Mackerel Cove, Bailey Island. 5:30pm-7:30pm 6/26 Movie Night: Raiders of the Lost Ark 6:30pm Patten Lib.- Bath Book Group: Our Beloved Kin MIAG (Midcoast Indigenous 6/26 York Center for Wildlife - Nocturnal Animals, 2:30pm Curtis Lib. - Brunswick 6/21 Curtis Lib.- Brunswick Awareness Group), 5pm Sail to Boothbay Harbor from Bailey Island. 10:00am- 6/26 Harpswell 6/21 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm & 7:30pm MSMT 4:00pm $100.00 each. Schooner Alert 6/21 HHLT: Summer Solstice Celebration Harps. Her. Land Trust 6/26 Member Insider Tour- Intro to Horticultural Therapy Coastal ME Bot. Gardens 6/22 Brunswick Farmer's Market @ Brunswick Mall Brunswick Mall 6/26 BIMF: Scholarship Gala Bowdoin College 6/22 Artist Hilmar Gottesthal Exhibition, Talk & Benefit Orr's Island Schoolhouse Gazebo Concert Series: Band of The Northeast National 6/26 Bath Gazebo 6/22 Bath Municipal Band @ Bath Gazebo Bath Guard -7pm 6/22 Theater: Million Dollar Quartet 2pm & 7:30pm MSMT Boothbay Harbor Sail with the tall ships.
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