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dinovember with dr. mike hatton
A TOAST TO THE GHOST OF POE
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A TOAST TO THE GHOST OF POE
dinovember with dr. mike hatton
A TOAST TO THE GHOST OF POE
Thursday, October 29th, 6:00 PM
Lady Mary Inn
2 Elm St, North Berwick, ME 03906
*Registration Required*
Visitors will be treated to three of Edgar Allan Poe’s haunting short stories, followed by light refreshments.
Come celebrate the master of the macabre!
Call (207) 676-2215 or email hurdlibrarian@dahurdlibrary.org to register.
dinovember with dr. mike hatton
dinovember with dr. mike hatton
dinovember with dr. mike hatton
Thursday, November 5th, 4:30 - 5:30 PM
*Registration Required*
We're celebrating Dinovember with Science Club Special Guest, Dr. Mike Hatton!
Join us for a ROAR-some adventure! Dr. Mike Hatton will be here to read a fun story, explain how to keep our teeth healthy, and offer an up-close look at real dinosaur fossils!
To register: (207) 676-2215 or hurdlibrarian@dahurdlibrary.org
maine author ron romano
dinovember with dr. mike hatton
dinovember with dr. mike hatton
Thursday, November 5th, 6:00 PM
Maine gravestones from the 1800s were decorated with snapped flower buds, broken tree branches, and cracked columns to reveal that those buried below died before their time.
From lightning strikes to shipwrecks, accidents to disease―even murder―there were many causes for these untimely deaths.
In his latest book, Stories from Maine Cemeteries - Lives Cut Short, Ron Romano uncovers how mysterious symbols, epitaphs, monument forms, and cemetery landscapes tell the stories of those whose lives ended too soon.
Copies will be available for autographing and sale (cash or check only please).
Ron is an award-winning cemetery historian and guide, and is the author of five Maine cemetery and gravestone-themed books. He’s designed tours of twenty historic cemeteries and has served on local and national nonprofit boards dedicated to the preservation of historic burial spaces and grave markers.
Conservation conversations: Conservation through the photographer's lens
Conservation conversations: Conservation through the photographer's lens
Conservation conversations: Conservation through the photographer's lens
Tuesday, November 10th, 6:00 PM
We all take photos to help us remember and share experiences. But photos are also data. Every photo we take documents a time and a place.
Join National Geographic wildlife photographer Steve Morello in an exploration of how photos can be used in conservation science.
upcycled book craft
Conservation conversations: Conservation through the photographer's lens
Conservation conversations: Conservation through the photographer's lens
Friday, October 23rd, 10:30 AM
Create your own seasonal honeycomb decoration.
All materials and instruction provided.