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Open Play Pickleball
with No Instructor
Use our indoor courts, we provide balls and paddles. Wear comfortable clothing and exercise shoes. All levels encouraged to participate.Tuesdays and Wednesdays starting 9/8.
Volunteer in Your Community
with MACE Staff
Hear about multiple volunteering opportunities in the local community and talk with organizations at our volunteering info session. This is a great opportunity to gain volunteer hours and to meet members of the community.
Music and Why We Make It
with John Secunde
Music has been part of the human story for as long as we have recorded history. It has become such a regular part of our lives that we can take it for granted. This course explores what music is and why it’s made, connecting different styles from across time and the globe.
Resin Ocean Trays
with Nicole Williams
Dive into the world of ocean-inspired art at this one night class. Create stunning ocean pours using acrylics, and discover the magic of resin as you finish off your masterpiece with a glossy, professional touch.
Materials fee payable to instructor: $25
Ask an Expert: Knitting and Crochet
with Margo Truscott
Having issues with tension, a dropped stitch, or reading a new pattern? Here is your chance to bring in your project and get advice from someone who has been knitting and crocheting for 20 years.
The Power of a Read Aloud
with Maine Youth Thriving and RSU 57
Ages: 4 - 9
Turn every read-aloud into a moment that helps children feel they truly matter. Leave with strategies, practical activities, and conversation prompts to help children feel valued and to extend stories into resilience building moments.
Raising Backyard Chickens
with Kate Cobb
Whether you already have a backyard flock or are looking to have a flock of your own, this class will provide a fresh perspective on keeping chickens in Maine. We will cover how to choose the right chickens, where to get them, and how to keep your flock thriving for years of enjoyment.
Building Connections
with Jenn Durrua
Discover how to strengthen your communication and build meaningful connections in this social skills program designed for current (age 18+) or former students of RSU57 Special Education/504 services, and young adults with ASD, or mental health diagnoses that impair socialization. Through engaging games, creative projects, and practical real-life activities, you’ll develop teamwork, active listening, conflict-resolution skills, and much more.
Materials Fee : $10 (If this is a hardship please contact our office)