First Friday Art Walk on June 3,2011, 5:00 to 8:00pm will feature Barbara Holt, exhibiting Water Colors and Mixed Media with fiber and her works will remain on exhibit during the month June.
Gray WARRINER
“BLAZING PADDLES”
MCMA travel lecture
April 4th at 7:30 at Catherine McAuley H.S. Auditorium
Excitement and adventure abound in "Blazing Paddles" as Warriner presents some of the wildest rides in nature on the biggest navigable rapids in the world.
April 7th, 2011, MCMA Quarterly Meeting at 9:00 am in the library, members come voice your opinion, hear the latest Financial reports, news and health of the Association. Also voting on new membership applications and four Trustee seats expire and need to be voted on. I hope more members will be able to attend!
March 4th, First Friday Art Walk in the library with Artist Rick Green-Encaustic Art "Aerial View of the Maine Coast", for more info go to http://www.rickgreenart.com/ .His artwork will be on display in the library during the month of March. March 17th-MCMA library noon time lecture will be a carry over from Feb.-Dorothea McKenzie presents "Granite Stoneworkers & Quarries of Cumberland County" 11:00-2:00 and the lecture will begin at 12.00, bring your lunch, refreshments and desserts provided.
FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK-Feb.4th
Jan.7th, First Fri. Art Walk in the MCMA library-5:00-8:00pm
Dec.16th, Thursday
Maine Charitable Mechanic Association Noonday Lecture, bring your lunch, desserts and refreshments provided, the open house will be 11:00 am to 2:00pm.
Speaking at Noon will be Historian Dr. Charles P.M.Outwin
”Boom Town, Party Town:Frolics on the southern shores of Casco Bay, 1760-1775”
The goodly people of Falmouth is Casco Bay, during its boom years of 1760 through 1775, flush with cash, knew how to party.......and neither inclement weather nor dour moralist opprobrium could long prevent them from doing so!! From the scruffy rum-shops of Fiddle Lane and the gracious homes of Upper Middle Street, to Ring’s popular inn and tavern at Black Point, and perhaps even further afield, Falmouth’s denizens, rich and poor, found opportunities to feast, dance, and celebrate.
Artists in the library during the month of December-Reggie Osborn and Christina Siravo (SUSHI CAT-picture above & more can be found at-http://www.etsy.com/shop/bluebirdiesinger )have some of their work for sale for Holiday gift ideas. Another reason to make Historian and MCMA member Dr. Outwins' Lecture on Thursday.
