Learn how to Get Your Captain’s License during a Meet ‘n’ Greet with Captain Greg Metcalf at the Sail, Power, & Steam Museum

Rockland – Ever wanted a captain’s license and wondered if it’s possible in Midcoast Maine?  Well, it is possible because locally, you can complete the training and medical requirements to obtain a U.S. Coast Guard (USCG)

CSC FINGER ON THE VILLAGE PULSE AUTUMN

AT COASTAL SENIOR COLLEGE

Remember the post-Covid era when we all first floundered in our individual efforts to re-learn how to communicate with each other?

It seemed strange to no longer see just the eyes above the mask of everyone in the supermarket. It was an even stranger sensation to breathe and talk

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Learn about the importance of surveying vessels of all sizes with Captain Mike McHenry at the Sail, Power, & Steam Museum

Rockland  - Join us at the Sail, Power, & Steam Museum for an engaging late morning event to learn all about surveying vessels and boats of all sizes with Captain Mike McHenry on Saturday

The Modern Mind Readers - An Evening of Magic and Mystery

An astonishing evening of family-friendly entertainment where world-renowned Mentalists Tabraze and Robin (The Modern Mind Readers) amaze and delight with feats of Mind Reading and Magic.

Meet Tabreze and Robin

Award winning entertainer Tabraze Sheikh has been performing incredible feats

Rockport Opera House is pleased to partner with Community Plate Maine and invite you to their fourth annual Gratitude Potluck FUNdraiser! Join us at this historic venue for an engaging evening of connection through shared food and storytelling... PLUS a connection hour with live music, a silent auction, story prompts, AND fun games of food and

SUCCESS IN NUMBERS AUTUMN AT COASTAL SENIOR COLLEGE

Now that the Fall Term is in full swing, CSC is pleased to report the success of the season with a look at the numbers we’ve accomplished.

First up is the welcome increase in overall MEMBERSHIP to a new high of 368 seniors dedicated to lifelong learning in Lincoln and Knox Counties. This number

The Needle-Felted Ornaments workshop from 1:30 – 4:00 pm is for ages10 and up. During this beginner needle felting class, participants will have the option to create wool Christmas ornaments using dyed wool and premade ornament core shapes, cookie cutter ornaments, or if time allows, both types of ornaments. Class instruction includes needle care

Jenni Lyn Cooper will lead a basket weaving workshop at Merryspring Nature Center on Saturday, November 7 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Learn the ancient art of making natural basketry with foraged local plants. Weave beautiful handmade baskets using daylily leaves and stems from Merryspring Nature Center’s very own special daylily gardens. You’ll

      Jesus is called “The Word of God” (John 1:1). Adam and Eve heard “The voice of the Lord walking” in the Garden (Genesis 3:8). The Word walked among themfor fellowship. While the Bible is our primary source today for knowing God’s Word, we are also called to hear the voice of THE Word, Jesus, who said, "My sheep know my

The Needle-Felted Squash & Pumpkins workshop is from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and is for ages 12 and up.  Explore the sculpting process of needle felting by creating a lovely, small pumpkin or other type of winter squash in a unique, colorful style. Students will be instructed on felting needle use and safety, wool types used, creating core wool

We are a few weeks away from opening and Todd's is looking for a couple of great employees for year round work. Stop into Brady's for an application!

The Knox County Democratic Committee (KCDC) is delighted to announce that U.S. Congresswoman Chellie Pingree will be on hand at KCDC Headquarters at 33 Park Street in Rockland this Saturday, October 24, to kick off the noon canvassing opportunity in Knox County.

 Canvassing and phone banking are our best ways to directly reach voters and

      Years ago, my life was in a slump. Nothing seemed to be happening. I felt as if everything I had hoped for and wanted to accomplish had vanished. Fighting discouragement was a daily battle. No matter what I did to comfort myself or find pleasure, the emptiness remained. Like a well with no bottom, nothing I did could fill it. I felt

Join us at Watts Hall (174 Main St., Thomaston) on Wednesday, November 11th at 12:00 pm for the next installment in our monthly brown bag lunch series.

James Graco, the Board Chairman and Curator at the Knox Museum, will discuss the origins of today’s Montpelier and little known facts about its history. He will also share pictures and insights into

We know there has been a lot of chatter about what we are doing, well we are going to keep doing what we have been doing for 8 years!! Brady's will be here offering a year round place to go and have great food with great friends. Sunday breakfast will continue throughout the winter offering up the classics untill 11am with lunch being served until

Join us at noon on Wednesday, October 14th at Watts Hall, 174 Main Street in Thomaston, for our October brown bag lunch.

Pianist Sean Fleming is joined by mezzo soprano Joëlle Morris to bring you fabulous lunchtime entertainment. What could be more fun than listening to tunes from Disney’s movies, Broadway’s musicals, and a little jazzy jazz as you

Langlais Art Preserve is Site of Coastal Senior College’s Third Fall Walk 

On Monday, October 19, from 10:30 am to 2:00 pm, the third CSC Fall Walk will be at the Langlais Art Preserve in Cushing, managed by the Georges River Land Trust. Participation in the Fall Walk series is free to CSC members, but registration is required.

The 90-acre

Potluck casseroles and sweets, with entertainment by UkesRock! Proceeds benefit the Thomaston Inter-Church Fellowship Food Pantry. Watts Hall Community Arts will provide beans, hot dogs, brown bread, and coleslaw - please bring a potluck dish to share with your community!

For more info, visit https://www.wattshallthomaston.com/upcoming-events

SINGING AND MORE SINGING WITH COASTAL SENIOR COLLEGE

It was Ella Fitzgerald who encouraged the world to sing with her words: “The only thing better than singing is more singing.”

It was the great French chanteuse, Edith Piaf, who said it well for the times in which we now live: “Singing is a way of escaping. It’s another world.”

And, finally