“In Praise of Hands” runs from May 22 through June 3. A reception with the artists will take place on Sunday, May 27, from 3:00 to 5:00.
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An evening market and gathering place to shop for and enjoy locally grown sustainable goods.
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2-hour market takes place mid-May through mid-October on Fridays from 10AM-12PM, rain or shine at the Island Community Center in Stonington.
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The photographs, taken by William Page, capture a bygone era showing many aspects of Island life and landscapes.
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Come join us in DOWNTOWN STONINGTON for food, fun & music! Galleries, shops & restaurants will be open late!
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An evening market and gathering place to shop for and enjoy locally grown sustainable goods.
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2-hour market takes place mid-May through mid-October on Fridays from 10AM-12PM, rain or shine at the Island Community Center in Stonington.
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Basic organic vegetable gardening class. This is the 3rd of 5 classes - Weed prevention and pest control
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The Deer Isle Artists Association is pleased to present “Wisdom of the Brush” from June 5 through June 17 at the Deer Isle Artists Association Gallery in downtown Deer Isle.
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An evening market and gathering place to shop for and enjoy locally grown sustainable goods.
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2-hour market takes place mid-May through mid-October on Fridays from 10AM-12PM, rain or shine at the Island Community Center in Stonington.
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Please join us for a Season Opening Reception at Gallery Mozelle!
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Come join us in DEER ISLE VILLAGE for food, fun & music! Galleries, shops & restaurants will be open late!
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Join us for our annual Opening Day event! The featured exhibit will be on the America's Cup Boys and Yachting in the Marine Hall.
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Free coffee/tea and a homemade scone with butter and plenty of jam for all fathers! Free samples of all 15 flavors of jam, marmalade and chutney.
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Sculptor Peter Beerits offers an informal tour of Nellieville, his quirky, found object installation of a Western town, juke joint, general store, Arthurian Grail castle, wizard’s tower and a church-in-the-woods.
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The Turtle Gallery on Deer Isle opens with the first of four receptions for the summer season of 2018.
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An evening market and gathering place to shop for and enjoy locally grown sustainable goods.
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Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries is pleased to bring Dr. Jon Hare, the Science and Research Director for NOAA’s Northeast Fisheries Science Center to Opera House Arts in Stonington. Hare will lead a talk, titled Fisheries in a Changing Climate.
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A mix of art, jewelry, wearables, sculpture, and home decor. All items sold by the artisans themselves.
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2-hour market takes place mid-May through mid-October on Fridays from 10AM-12PM, rain or shine at the Island Community Center in Stonington.
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From June 19 until July 1, the Deer Isle Artists Association is pleased to present “Distinctive Marks” at the Deer Isle Artists Association Gallery in downtown Deer Isle.
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Flash! in the Pans Steel Drum Band will hold a Street Dance on the Stonington Fish Pier on Monday, June 25 from 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm.
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An evening market and gathering place to shop for and enjoy locally grown sustainable goods.
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A mix of art, jewelry, wearables, sculpture, and home decor. All items sold by the artisans themselves.
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2-hour market takes place mid-May through mid-October on Fridays from 10AM-12PM, rain or shine at the Island Community Center in Stonington.
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Pack a lunch and meet the experts! Join MCCF's Senior Scientist and learn about climate change and the effect on lobster and shrimp and how...
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Join Isle au Haut Boat Company Captain Garrett Aldrich, anthropologist Bill Haviland, and Penobscot Nation member and anthropologist Bonnie Newson for a round-the-island boat trip focusing on places of significance to the region’s original inhabitants...
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