Events

During the Caring Conversation workshop, Lisa will introduce the conversations that seemed to offer her Dad the most comfort during his
last 5 years while providing her with critical information for navigating the complexities of caregiving. Workshop participants will be invited into conversation with one another to explore their own values and beliefs about what it means to live and die well and also to practice providing a compassionate listening presence to others.

This interactive workshop will include group discussion, story sharing and journaling. If you’d like to stay afterwards to extend the conversation, please bring a potluck dish to share and join us for lunch.

Join pianist Sean Fleming for the “Real Ragtime Concert,” a collection of classic, early 20th century ragtime tunes. Performed in the original styles and tempos rarely heard today, the concert will feature compositions by Confrey, Hayden, Joplin, Lamb, Morton, Scott, and Shepherd. This concert is sure to be a favorite for people of all ages! Concert will be held in the library. Free and open to the public. (207) 563-5523.

As a warm up for this December’s Gingerbread Spectacular, the Opera House will offer a free class in the basics of gingerbread construction taught by Kevin Kiley. Keeping the roof on, the walls upright and decorating for fun! This is a free class for all ages but registration is required. Please call 633-5159 to sign up. Those under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult.

Dresden Masonic Lodge #103 Special Communication FC Degree, 6:00pm meal, 7:00pm meeting.

website: https://103-me.ourlodgepage.com/ Facebook: @Dresden103

The agenda includes a discussion of the current LCI/Tidewater proposal, the development of a survey to get a better understanding of the
residents’ broadband needs, as well as the exploration of other provider options.

Interested residents are encouraged to attend but will also be surveyed regarding their broadband needs in the near future. To stay up to date, contact the town hall and add your name to the email list.

Retired professor from the SUNY system Bob Emmons, will speak about Daniel Morgan, one of the great heroes of the early days of the American Republic. He was a fearless and inspiring leader, but unlike most of his contemporary generals, he was not an aristocrat but rather began as a wagon driver. He served under Generals Braddock, Arnold and Washington. Lecture will be held in the library. Free and open to the public. (207) 563-5523.

Two huge rooms, 20 vendors.. Crafts, Wreaths, Baked goods, Lunch to eat in or take out.

This fair is to support Lincoln County Toys for tots

Wiscasset Village is home to a fabulous collection of unique owner-managed shops. Each shop offers thoughtfully selected merchandise and personalized customer service so that your shopping experience will be enjoyable – and successful! Winetastings, food, Santa & Fireworks

Dozens of local artists, crafters, and Chewonki students will fill the hall with a variety of unique handcrafted items made of wood, fiber, beeswax, paper, glass, and metal, perfect for all your holiday gift needs.

We will also be offering hayrides in our horse-drawn wagon, hot cider, and refreshments!