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MCMA April events

April,2012-MCMA Events


Tuesday the 3rd;Book Club;The White Heron” by Sarah Orn Jewett


Thursday the 5th MCMA Quarterly meeting @ 9:00 am in the library


Friday, April 6th, Library April artist - Zoo Cain exhibits Abstract paintings for the First Friday Artwalk

Wed. the 25th,@noon-Dr P.M.Outwin-History Lecture

"Tale of Captain Ephraim Jones' 1765 voyage" on the 90' Schooner Mary, which left from Falmouth and sailed to Bermuda and the Turks Island and back. He kept a detailed ship's log upon which Dr. Outwin's talk is based. The program will include a slide presentation, and lots of fabulous photos.


Travels lectures

Monday the 9th-Sandy Mortimer -Travel lecture “Israel:Stories From The Holy Lands”

The journey begins in the capital city of Televiv and visits many different regions of the Holy Lands. From the worlds' oldest seaports to the Sea of Galilee with its Christian sites, relate to many stories from the Bible at this Easter season.


Monday the 30th, Doug Jones- “The great Trans-American Train Ride”

It's all aboard for adventure as travel expert Doug Jones guides you on a spectacular coast-to-coast journey on 3 of America's greatest trains! You'll experience the breadth of America, from the great cities of the East to the heartland prairies, from the majesty of snow-capped mountains to the Western desert. You'll take the fabled Broadway Limited from New York's Pennsylvania Station, through Philadelphia and Pittsburgh before changing at Chicago's Union Station for the legendary California Zephyr. Then it's across the rolling prairies and soaring mountains to Salt Lake City where you'll climb aboard the Desert Wind as it departs to Las Vegas and the California desert before making it's way, finally, to Los Angeles. The Great Trans-American Train Ride will carry you from "Sea to Shining Sea" on a romantic and nostalgic journey aboard the last great passenger trains of the USA.

Hope to see you there.

Location of the Travel Lectures


Catherine McAuley High School Auditorium

631 Stevens Ave, parking lot of Walton St.

Portland Me.

Starts at 7:30, the doors open at 6:45

Free to MCMA members

open to the public, with a $2.00 donation at the door


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