Events

Join local musician Dennis Boyd for an afternoon of wonderful classics to classical takes on some newer favorites as well. With musical selections ranging from Johnny Cash, and Elvis Presley to Elton John, Billy Joel and everything in between on piano, let the vocals take you to another time and place! In the library. This event is FREE and open to the public. (207) 563-5523.

Join us for this fun family day! There is something for everyone with a warming fire, s’mores, snowmobile rides, horse carriage rides, snowshoeing, pool party, and more! Visit wiscassetrec.com for the full schedule of events.

Bob Emmons is a retired professor of crop protection at The State University of New York, who also taught golf course management classes. He had been the superintendent of a golf course for two years before entering graduate school and graduates of his program went on to manage many well-known courses around the country. Mr. Emmons will do a humorous and interesting presentation about his many experiences in the golfing world over 35 years including some with Tiger Woods. In the library.

Our Annual night out for little girls of all ages and their Dads, or Grandads, Uncles, or father figure. We will have DJ Cory Creamer playing your favorite tunes, yummy treats and professional photography to capture your special night.
Tickets on sale now $10 per child. At the door tickets will be $15 per child. Register now at wiscassetrec.com or at the WCC.

Upstairs in the historic bar. Sign-ups for musicians, poets, story-tellers, comedians…come bring your talent, or come as an
enthusiastic audience member, but do join us for at least one of this winter’s open mics. Talent sign-ups begin at 6:30 pm in the bar, mic goes live at 7 pm. 12 minute time slots, with the possibility of doing two slots depending upon the size of the talent pool. The volunteer Friend’s group will have chili and stew and desserts, and the bar will have cold drinks available. Cash sales only. Please do not bring your own beverages or food. No admission fee. Call 633-6855 for additional information.

Two locally produced short films: “Climate Justice Stories” and “Maine Roadtrip to the Future.” Join filmmakers Andy Burt and Charlie Hudson for a discussion afterward about local actions you can take, and learn more about opportunities provided by a new solar law in Maine.
Free admission.

Please join us for a wonderful concert by Maryann Jacks & Matthew Mainster. Ms. Jacks is a singer-song writer, guitarist, pianist & violinist. She is the founder of Play it Forward Music Company in Rockland, has sung in numerous choirs and other vocal and musical groups. She has sung around the world, including in the beautiful cathedrals of Europe. Mr. Mainster has a Master of Musical performance degree from Yale and bachelor degrees in organ and piano performance.
He has been the Musical Director or organist at churches in several states and is the current Director of Music at the First Congregational Church in Camden. He’s earned numerous musical awards and has been coached by internationally recognized pianist, including Rachmaninoff’s last living student, Ruth Slenczynska. Please join us for what is sure to be a remarkable concert. In the library.

Two seating 5 course prefix meal with two entree options. 5:30 and 6:30
$65/person not including tax and gratuity
By reservation only, $25 and entree selection at booking
Please call 207-677-2105
Menu at http://www.bradleyinn.com

Jud is an award winning singer-songwriter who plays the guitar, banjo, cittern and penny whistle. This concert will feature Jud & Sam performing Irish & American folk music with family, harmony vocals.
Please join us for a wonderful experience!

Join us upstairs tonight as we celebrate the talents and stories of neighbors and friends. Mic goes live at 7 pm, sign-ups begin at 6:30 pm. Music, poetry, comedy, and more. We never know who might show up, but it’s always memorable!