Events
- May16
3rd Annual Taste of Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, MEA food festival featuring local restaurants, cafés, and others who offer the epicurean delights that locals and visitors enjoy in Bar Harbor.
See event page - May17
3rd Annual Taste of Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, MEA food festival featuring local restaurants, cafés, and others who offer the epicurean delights that locals and visitors enjoy in Bar Harbor.
See event page - May18
3rd Annual Taste of Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, MEA food festival featuring local restaurants, cafés, and others who offer the epicurean delights that locals and visitors enjoy in Bar Harbor.
See event page - May19
3rd Annual Taste of Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, MEA food festival featuring local restaurants, cafés, and others who offer the epicurean delights that locals and visitors enjoy in Bar Harbor.
See event page - May19
Bee Friendly Permaculture Landscapes
North Yarmouth, MEJoin Permaculture Designer David Homa and Gretchen Voight of Post Carbon Designs and Resilient Roots for a discussion on regenerative, self-regulating
See event page, bee friendly landscapes using Permaculture design principles. - May20
Sit & Knit
Portland, MEKnitting group for children and teens ages 5 to 19 on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month.
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- May21
Portland Local Food Networking Breakfast
Portland, MEAll are welcome for breakfast and talk of local food!
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The Status of Energy in Northern New England: What’s Happening and What’s Next
Portsmouth, NHEnergy production and consumption in Northern New England isn’t just about oil, gas and electric anymore. Those forms are still here, but the landscape now also includes solar, wind, biomass, pellet, waste-to-energy, tidal power, hydro-electric and more.
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Urban Gardening
Portland, MENow’s the time to plant spring flowers!
See event page - May22
Organic Gardening Q&A
Damariscotta, MEJoin Brendan McQuillen of Morning Dew Farm in Newcastle, ME for a relaxed evening conversation, appropriate for novice and experienced organic gardeners alike. Bring questions, enthusiasm, and photos of your garden if you have them. If you’ve always wanted to make the switch to organic gardening, this is a great chance to learn more. Refreshments provided, free event.
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