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February 2020
Black History Month Film: “Loving” (2016)
The story of Richard (Joel Edgerton) and Mildred (Ruth Negga) Loving, an interracial couple, whose challenge of their anti-miscegenation arrest for their marriage in Virginia led to a legal battle that would end at the US Supreme Court. Negga was nominated for the Best Actress Academy Award. Sponsored by Mid Coast Hospital
Find out more »Bath Head Start Open House & Community Resource Fair 2-28-20
On Feb 28th from 11:00am to 1:30pm you are invited to take a tour of Bath Head Start classrooms, meet Head Start staff as well as attend the Community Resource Fair where you can talk with many of the resources available in the Bath area. It will take place downstairs in the MMCA Building, 34 Wing Farm Parkway in Bath.
Find out more »Ballroom Dance Class
Ballroom Dance for Beginners and Continuing Beginners Bath Dance Works taught by Charlie Hudson and Katherine Thompson Register and Info. Sharon Pyne 207-522-3900 register call Sharon Pyne 6 wks. $100 /couple $65/person
Find out more »Winter Carnival Open Mic
Gumbo dinner at the Neighborhood to benefit the Neighborhood Cafe. Come join us for a delicious meal and open mic performances!
Find out more »Blithe Spirit (Theatre) multiple dates
February 28, 29, March 6, 7 at 7:30pm March 1, 8 at 2pm In The Annex Arguably Noel Coward’s most popular work, this ‘spirited’ British caper follows the life of popular novelist Charles Condomine as he is haunted by his tragically expanding coterie of ex-wives. Morton Achter. who directed last year’s, very popular, Plaza Suite will return to the director’s seat for this otherworldly smash comedy hit!
Find out more »Bath Farmers Market
Join us on Saturday mornings at the Bath Farmers Market, on the river downtown, year round, We've brought you fresh, tasty and of course, healthy, area food and farm products for over 20 years: many customers and some vendors, grew up here on Saturday mornings, Make friends, connect with vendors, fill your shopping bag.. Bread and cheese, poultry, meat & fish, vegetable and fruit , mushrooms and fresh roasted coffee, fresh eggs and butter, jams and preserves, handspun wool, …
Find out more »March 2020
Black History Month Film: “If Beale Street Could Talk” (2018)
A timeless love story set in early 1970s Harlem involving newly engaged 19-year-old Tish and her fiancé, Fonny, who have a beautiful future ahead. But their plans are derailed when Fonny is arrested for a crime he did not commit. Now the pair and their families must fight for justice in the name of love and the promise of the American dream. Based on the novel by James Baldwin. Starring Kiki Layne, Stephan James, Regina King. Directed by Barry Jenkins.…
Find out more »The Effect of Climate Change on Maine’s Infamous Winters
Maine State Climatologist, Sean Birkel, focuses his research on finding ways to effectively model changes in the local climate and arctic ice sheets. Sean will translate his data and observations to reveal how and why Maine’s winters are evolving and their effect on Maine’s tourism and industry.
Find out more »Ballroom Dance Class
Ballroom Dance for Beginners and Continuing Beginners Bath Dance Works taught by Charlie Hudson and Katherine Thompson Register and Info. Sharon Pyne 207-522-3900 register call Sharon Pyne 6 wks. $100 /couple $65/person
Find out more »Bath Farmers Market
Join us on Saturday mornings at the Bath Farmers Market, on the river downtown, year round, We've brought you fresh, tasty and of course, healthy, area food and farm products for over 20 years: many customers and some vendors, grew up here on Saturday mornings, Make friends, connect with vendors, fill your shopping bag.. Bread and cheese, poultry, meat & fish, vegetable and fruit , mushrooms and fresh roasted coffee, fresh eggs and butter, jams and preserves, handspun wool, …
Find out more »Mystery Theater Dinner
Join us in the Reading Room for a night of mystery among the stacks. A meal will be provided. More information to come.
Find out more »Trudy Callaghan in Concert
Trudy Callaghan, originally from County Meath in Ireland, now lives in Deering Center, Portland. She draws upon a rich tradition of Irish and Scottish songs, as well as English broadside ballads. It’s a unique mix – from sweet melodies to strong narratives. A brief description before each song helps anchor it in time and place, while the songs themselves open up a window onto times past – from love songs to songs of trades long gone – ploughmen, shoemakers, blacksmiths…
Find out more »Taize Prayer Service
Join us for candlelight, beautiful chants with live guitar, thoughtful readings, and meditative silence in our upstairs chapel. 2nd Wednesdays through Spring 2020 at 6:30pm. All Welcome
Find out more »Monthly Wine Tasting
Join us for our monthly wine tasting on the second Thursday of every month. Our tastings are FREE, and there is no need to sign-up. We provide light appetizers and tasting notes.
Find out more »Ballroom Dance Class
Ballroom Dance for Beginners and Continuing Beginners Bath Dance Works taught by Charlie Hudson and Katherine Thompson Register and Info. Sharon Pyne 207-522-3900 register call Sharon Pyne 6 wks. $100 /couple $65/person
Find out more »Doppelbloopers (Comedy)
In The Annex The Doppelbloopers are back to play and they’ve brought more special guests, new games, and even more laughs! Arguably Maine’s funniest, improv troupe, Doppelbloopers offers up hilarious and unpredictable comedy in the ‘Whose Line’ style. Seating is limited. Adult themes and content. May be suitable for teens 16+. Parental discretion is advised.
Find out more »Bath Farmers Market
Join us on Saturday mornings at the Bath Farmers Market, on the river downtown, year round, We've brought you fresh, tasty and of course, healthy, area food and farm products for over 20 years: many customers and some vendors, grew up here on Saturday mornings, Make friends, connect with vendors, fill your shopping bag.. Bread and cheese, poultry, meat & fish, vegetable and fruit , mushrooms and fresh roasted coffee, fresh eggs and butter, jams and preserves, handspun wool, …
Find out more »Main Street Bath Family Friendly Bicentennial Bean Brunch!
Come enjoy a Free Old Fashioned Bean Supper at lunch time so you can bring your children and celebrate this special year together! Floor games for littles and a Barber Shop Quartet will entertain. Speakers Sean Paulhus and Zac McDorr will give short but interesting talks about Bath’s connection with the Bicentennial. Beans, breads, desserts and ciders will be available for all and for free!
Find out more »Community Bicentennial Baked Bean Supper
The Kennebec Estuary Land Trust, Maine's First Ship, and the Merrymeeting Gleaners present a community Baked Bean Supper in honor of the State of Maine's Bicentennial. Menu provided and served by celebrity chefs and volunteers. This Community Dinner is offered in Support of Local Food Security: Please bring a contribution for the Bath Area Food Bank or the Bath Area Backpack Program. Most needed items are: canned meats (chicken, tuna), peanut butter, canned fruit in juice, boxed pasta, pasta sauce,…
Find out more »Bath Garden Club Meeting with Guest Speaker
The Bath Garden Club will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday March 17 at 12 noon at Grace Episcopal Church, 1100 Washington Street in Bath. Guest Speaker is David T. Handley, PhD from the U Maine Cooperative Extension. He will speak about growing Raspberries and High Bush Blueberries in Maine's challenging climate. This will include variety selection, planting, pruning, and pest management for successful planting. Guests are welcome. For more information, go to www.bathgardenclub.org .
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