Gabby Gatherings

Everyone in Ogunquit has a story to tell. The Library’s Thursday events let people hear them. Artists, writers, travelers, and sundry other personalities are our weekly speakers. If you want to see the speaker schedule, check back here, check out the Ogunquit Memorial Library Facebook page, or look for us in the Weekly Sentinel. Our Gabby gatherings are held on Thursdays at 2:30 to 3:30. If you want to know how the use Zoom, call 646-9024. If you are having difficulty getting into a Zoom meeting. Don’t suffer in silence. Call us.


Past Gabby Gatherings:

Gabby Gathering – Author Nancy Ludmerer

Thursday, August 17th

Nancy Ludmerer presents on her debut collection of fiction Collateral Damage: 48 Stories. Most of the stories are only a page or two, a form known as “flash fiction”, but each story creates a world.

She has taught individual workshops in flash fiction, given talks about it, and done public readings of her stories (all of which were published in magazines and literary journals before being collected in the book) for many

Gabby Gathering – Community Solar 101

Thursday, July 27th

Join Ampion Renewable Energy here at the library to learn more about Maine’s Community Solar program, and how you can save money while supporting locally produced renewable energy.

Gabby Gathering – Author Michael Culver

Thursday, July 13th

Sparring in the Dark – Maine painter Henry Strater’s life brought him into contact with the most significant artists, writers, and momentous events of the twentieth century. His art received national recognition, and he founded the Ogunquit Museum of American Art. Despite his achievements, Strater was hampered by self-doubt. This is a narrative of Strater’s successes, but also the consequential uncertainties that adversely shaped his art and life.

For three decades, Michael Culver served as director/curator at museums in Maine, Florida, and New Hampshire. Currently a museum consultant and independent curator, Culver is also a painter and photographer whose works are found in numerous collections.

Gabby Gathering – Talk on the Rocks

Thursday, June 29th

Jason Jutras, a Registered Professional Geologist of the State of Maine, will present on the geological history of Ogunquit and the Marginal Way.

Gabby Gathering – The Front Porch Project®

May 11th, 2023

Shannon Briggs will present on The Front Porch Project ® a community initiative based on the belief that everyone can – and should – become more aware of

Gabby Gathering – Faces of Grief

March 9th, 2023

Hospice of Southern Maine’s Bereavement Services Manager, Kelly Blanchette, presents on grief and the many ways it shows up in our lives, both before and after we experience loss, including a discussion of anticipatory grief.

Gabby Gathering – Joan Griswold of Ogunquit

August 4th, 2022

Joan, the lead organizer of the annual “Pod-Picking Day”, will present on native and invasive plants of the Marginal Way.

Gabby Gathering – Nicholas Lund of Maine Audubon

July 28, 2022

Nicholas will be presenting on State of Maine Birds with a focus on southwest and coastal birds.

Gabby GatheringJo Resta

July 7, 2022

This Thursday’s topic has changed to an informal gathering to help identify old town photographs in “Ogunquit, Maine: A Photographic Essay” by Chris Ritter. Bring your knowledge and memories and join the discussion.

Gabby GatheringVisiting Author Kenney Bassett

June 23, 2022

We invite you to come and participate in a lively discussion about stories surrounding the development of the hospitality industry in Ogunquit as Kenney presents “Wish You Were Here!”, his postcard album of messages and memories from old Ogunquit.

Gabby Gathering – Local Author LeCain Smith

June 9, 2022

Author Lecain Smith

LeCain will tell us about the Amazing Adventures of the Sea Cat Chowder and share excerpts from his series of children’s books: “Sailing South ’til the Butter Melts”, “Far Away Islands of Paradise” and “Westward Beyond the Horizon”.

All ages welcome.

Gabby Gathering – Maine and the Civil War

Tuesday, May 24th at 2:30pm in-person at the library

Join Skip Grabowski and Bryce Waldrop, from the Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit, in a discussion of York County Maine’s participation in the American Civil War.

Please call the library 207-646-9024 for more information.

Gabby Gathering – Tech Help

Thursday, May 12th at 2:30pm in-person at the library

We will be hosting a drop-in technology help session covering the following:

• Basic computer skills

• OverDrive/Libby and cloudLibrary eBook collection for free eBooks and Audiobooks

• Email/Internet basics

• Social media

• Office productivity software (e.g. word processing, spreadsheets, presentations)

• Usage of patron owned devices such as eReaders, tablets, and smartphones

• Basic computer troubleshooting

• Other computer or technology-related questions

Gabby Gathering – Maine and the Civil War

Tuesday, May 24th at 2:30pm in-person at the library

Join Skip Grabowski and Bryce Waldrop, from the Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit, in a discussion of York County Maine’s participation in the American Civil War.

Gabby Gathering – Poetry

Thursday, April 28th at 2:30pm in-person at the library

April is US National Poetry month and to celebrate we will be looking at poems in the Sestina form. Join us as we look at a couple of poems and enjoy an episode of the podcast Poetry Unbound narrated by Pádraig Ó Tuama.

Gabby Gathering – Origami

Thursday, April 14th at 2:30pm in-person at the library

Origami Tulips

Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month is held each year in April. Its goal is to increase public understanding of and appreciation for mathematics and statistics. We will take a look at mathematical phenomena in nature to celebrate Spring and then will create some fun origami figures to celebrate math in art.

Gabby Gathering – Vintage Music

Thursday, March 31st at 2:30pm in-person at the library.

Come to our Vintage Album Show & Tell. We will listen to old albums and talk about the memories they invoke. Feel free to bring your favorite record to share.

Please call the library 207-646-9024 for more information.

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Coming on Tuesday, April 5th, 2:30 – 4:00 pm…

You’re invited to be part of Maine State Museum’s Listening Tour, in partnership with the Ogunquit Memorial Library. We’re reaching out to communities across the state to learn what they care about, and what they’d like to see in the museum.

No prior knowledge or experience with the museum is necessary, we want to hear from everyone! These have been fun, informal, thoughtful discussions, and we look forward to talking with you.

The event is Tuesday, April 5th, 2:30 – 4:00 pm. This will be a 1.5 hour facilitated conversation on Zoom. It is a free event with closed captioning available.

To attend, you must register in advance, use this link and fill out the form:

https://mainestate.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwrf-uupzwiGN1jzbGV4Q92oFUp3wSNtPVp

Once you register, you’ll get a Zoom link in your email.

Gabby Gathering – Financial Literacy with Peter Griswold

Thursday, March 17th at 2:30pm via Zoom
Meeting ID: 395 944 5683

https://networkmaine.zoom.us/j/3959445683

Retired banker Peter Griswold explains how seemingly distant and complicated concepts like compound interest, inflation, interest rates, etc. actually affect everyone and how understanding them better can lead to improved personal financial choices.

  1. Why is it important to set out financial goals?
  2. Budgeting basics. Income vs expenses vs savings. Fixed expenses and discretionary spending.
  3. Do you need an emergency fund? And how should you hold it?
  4. What is compound interest and how does it affect personal savings?
  5. Inflation and interest rates basics.
  6. Thinking about retirement: 401(k)? Pension? IRAs? Defined-benefit vs defined-contribution? What does it all mean?
  7. Investing basics. What is the stock market? Do you need a broker? How to assess your individual capacity for risk? What are bonds? Mutual funds? Treasurys?
  8. What are some of the most common mistakes people make with personal finance?

All of this and your questions answered!

Please call the library 207-646-9024 for more information.

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Puzzles & Brainteasers

Thursday, March 3, 2022, 2:30-3:30pm in person

Are you curious about the new Wordle craze? Do you like solving things with your hands? Come by and we can get you started on the world of online brainteasers on your own device or you can sit for a while and try to solve a metal-cast Hanayama puzzle.

Let’s Discuss Amanda Gorman’s Poem “The Hill We Climb”

Thursday, February 17, 2022, 2:30-3:30pm via Zoom

We will read, watch and discuss the inaugural poem “The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman. Ms. Gorman is the first National Youth Poet Laureate awarded in 2017 and the youngest Inaugural Poet in U.S. History at age 22.

Please call the library to sign up for this event and to receive an email with the poem, a video link and the zoom link, 207-646-9024.

Amanda Gorman

Gabby Gathering – Artist Debbie Mueller
Thursday, December 16, 2021, 2:30-3:30pm via Zoom

Artist Debbie Mueller

Local oil painter Debbie Mueller began hearing comparisons of her work to that of Edward Hopper not long after she started painting in 2016. As she learned more about Hopper, she was struck by the similarities of their geographies, and felt that she was literally painting in his footsteps. She will talk about her unlikely journey as an accidental artist, the benefit of losing a prestigious award, and an inspiring project that brought her to Ogunquit.

Please call the library to sign up for this event, 207-646-9024.

Gabby Gathering – “Mythical Creatures of Maine” by Christopher Packard

Thursday, December 2, 2021, 2:30-3:30pm via Zoom 

By Christopher Packard

Christopher Packard is the author of “”Mythical Creatures of Maine: Fantastic Beasts from Legend and Folklore” and a full-time high school science teacher at Bangor High School. He is also a trail runner, swordfighter, storyteller, and outdoor adventurer. When not teaching, writing, or wandering in the wilds he can often be found on his small homestead in Hampden, Maine gardening, raising chickens, and spending time with his wife and two sons. Prior to taking up teaching and writing he worked as an ecological restoration technician, field biologist, naturalist, and outdoor educator. He has earned some pieces of paper that say things about degrees in biology and education. But most of his learning has come from his passion for discovery and his drive to bring people together.

Gabby Gathering – Peter Clayton presents the Leavitt Theatre
Thursday, November 18, 2:30-3:30pm in-person at the library. Please wear a mask.

Circa 1932? Join us and find out.

Join us in reminiscing about an Ogunquit icon, the Leavitt Theatre, currently enjoying its 92nd consecutive session. Hear Peter Clayton talk about the theatre’s long and colorful history.

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Bookbinding with Gayle Fitzpatrick

Saturday, November 6th, 13th & 20th, from 9:30-11:30am here at the library. Participants will have the opportunity to create a book from 6 structures: a simple pamphlet book, a Japanese Stab Bound book, a basic Codex, a hard cover accordion book, a hard cover book with signatures sewn on tapes, or flutter books. Class will focus on the techniques, structures, tools, materials and processes. There is a $7 materials fee payable to Gayle at the beginning of class. This class is recommended for age 12 and older. You can attend one class or all 3, preregistration required for each class.

Gabby Gathering –Let’s Talk About It

Thursday, November 4th Let’s gather informally to discuss what you are currently reading, watching or listening to. Please join us and share a book, show or podcast.

Gabby Gathering – Tech Help

We will be hosting a drop-in technology help session covering the following:

• Basic computer skills
• OverDrive/Libby and cloudLibrary eBook collection for free eBooks and Audiobooks
• Email/Internet basics
• Social media
• Office productivity software (e.g. word processing, spreadsheets, presentations)
• Usage of patron owned devices such as eReaders, tablets, and smartphones
• Basic computer troubleshooting
• Other computer or technology-related questions

Gabby Gathering – Suzanne Williams of Healthy Rivers Ogunquit

Thursday, October 7, 2:30-3:30pm

Have you noticed that it’s been raining “cats and dogs” this summer? Besides making it hard to take your four-legged friend for walks, all that rain carries nasty stuff from our lawns, roads, and driveways right into our rivers and streams. YUCK! But don’t despair — you can do something PAWSitive to help!

Join us and we’ll talk about what our new Canines for Clean Water program means for a community that values safe, healthy rivers and recreational waters. Look for us on Ogunquit trails, parks, and beaches from September to April. Take our Canines for Clean Water Pledge and get some freebies for your furry friend. Tell your neighbors that you don’t need to have a pooch to participate in this FUN community program. Together, we can protect our water quality!

Gabby Gathering – Artist Fran Scully

Note: We are going to invite Fran Scully back this coming winter to present her work over Zoom.

Thursday, September 23, 2:30-3:30pm in person. Please bring a mask

Painting by Fran Scully

Fran Scully is a local Ogunquit artist whose work has been featured in the Scully Gallery in both Perkins Cove and 680 Main Street in Ogunquit since 1973 and she has spent summers in Ogunquit since 1951.

Inspiration for paintings comes from her admiration of nature—her love of the rugged coast line and landscapes of Maine, the magical beauty of Ogunquit’s Marginal Way and picturesque Perkins Cove, as well as the countryside settings of Maine and Connecticut. Critics have described her watercolor florals as having fragility combined with a freedom of their own. Her gentle touch with the delicacy and freshness of flowers shown through her watercolor paintings reveals her warm personal feeling for nature in all forms.

Fran studied at the University of Hartford Art School, Bay Path College, Asnuntuck College and with many nationally known artists. She has exhibited widely in regional, national and solo shows and has received numerous awards. For 15 years, she served as President of the Academic Artists Association based in Springfield, Massachusetts. Her work is represented in permanent public and private collections throughout the world.

Past Gabby Gatherings:

Gabby Gathering – St Peter’s by the Sea Episcopal Church

Thursday, September 9, 2:30-3:30pm via Zoom

https://networkmaine.zoom.us/j/83384829257

Meeting ID: 833 8482 9257

St. Peters by the Sea, Ogunquit, photo credit: Christy Labrie

Louesa Gillespie and Catherine Lillibridge will present a brief history of St. Peter’s by the Sea Episcopal Church. Services have been held at the Shore Road Church, located close to Cliff House, continuously for 124 years.

Louesa is a lifelong Ogunquit resident and Catherine has been a seasonal resident at the Church’s Rectory in Cape Neddick for 11 years. The benefactor of St. Peter’s and the Ogunquit Memorial Library, Nannie Conarroe, gave both of these stone buildings in 1898 in memory of her husband, George Conarroe. With a rich history in the community, St. Peter’s is a vibrant and welcoming church community with seasonal Sunday services, community outreach, weddings, funerals, the Memorial Garden, Jazz events and ocean-view Sunday morning coffee hours. All are welcome to be part of St. Peter’s by the Sea.  

Gabby Gathering – Lacemaking

2:30-3:30pm in-person at the library. Please wear a mask.

Angela Pollino will present a brief history on Tombolo lacemaking from Italy, show some of her creations and give a demonstration.

Angela has lived in Ogunquit for over 30 years. She was born in a small-town North of the Naples Italy where at the age of 8 years old she learned the art of Tombolo Lace and has been doing it ever since. At 86 years young she is still going strong and hand making beautiful lace designs. Over the last year and a half, she has not only woven the Ogunquit Memorial Library, but also created a representation of the White House and the Flavian Amphitheater “Colosseum” in Rome, Italy. In February 2018 The Weekly Sentinel (volume 14) did an article on her piece of the “Twin Towers and Statue of Liberty”. This lace piece is now located at the 9/11 Museum in New York City.

Paper making with artist Gayle Fitzpatrick

Gayle Fitzpatrick Making Paper

August 12th 2:30 – 4:30 on the library lawn.

Attendees will learn about classical Western paper making techniques, participate in a Q&A, and get a chance to try paper making themselves. Paper making involves creating fine paper from scratch by processing plant fibers. There will be an opportunity for each attendee to make a sheet of watercolor paper by applying the techniques demonstrated.

Gayle began making paper in 1980, and studied paper making at various institutions: The Penland School of Crafts, Haystack School of Crafts, and became a student of Master Tsuneo Naito in Japan.  She is currently a member of the Maine Artist Teaching Roster. Gayle now manages a small production paper making studio where she makes and sells handmade paper to artists and craftsmen around the world.

This event will be conducted on the lawn. Bring a mask. Rain date Thursday August 19th 2:30 to 4:30.

Artist Millie LaPerche 

July 29th 2:30 -3:30 in the library.

The famous Ugly Anne
Millie LaPerche self-portrait, 1970s

Judith Woodbury and Deborah LaPerche will present a selection of artwork by Millie LaPerche. Millie LaPerche, of North Reading, MA and Ogunquit, ME, attended the Rhode Island School of Design, she majored in Graphic Arts and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in 1944. Millie did a number of paintings of people and places around Ogunquit. Art was Millie’s passion and she continued to paint into her late 80’s.

Here is the link to Millie’s artwork. You can refer to the webpage while listening to the YouTube presentation.

Gabby Gathering – A Photographic Journey through Old Ogunquit 

July 15th 2:30 -3:30 in the library

Using photos and postcards from the HSWO archives, we will explore the 19th and 20th centuries in Ogunquit and test our knowledge of these colorful places. Bring your own photos to share if you’d like!

Hosted by Ogunquit Library and the Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit

For more information visit www.ogunquitlibrary.com/programs

Gabby Gathering – Bunny Hart

Thursday, June 17, 2021 at 2:30-3:30 pm at the library. Bring your mask. Or join Zoom Meeting

Bunny will talk about her career in the arts community in Ogunquit. Featuring stories about the Ogunquit Playhouse and the Barn Gallery.

Bunny started coming to Ogunquit in the 1960’s and she was instrumental in starting the Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce in 1967. She moved to Ogunquit permanently in 1968. For almost 25 years, starting in 1971, she served as the Director of Institution relations and administrator of the Barn Gallery Associates in Ogunquit. Bunny started working for the Ogunquit Playhouse as Publicity Director in 1963 through 1969. She returned to the Playhouse in 1985 and stayed until 1999. As both the Publicity Director and later as Business Manager, she was a part of the nucleus of people who supported John Lane and kept the dream alive. Before retiring, Bunny ran her own business, Hart Advertising Associates, based in Ogunquit.

Gabby Gathering – Revolutionary

Thursday, June 3, 2021 at 2:30pm via Zoom

‘Revolutionary’ by Alex Myers
Author Alex Myers

Revolutionary, tells the story of Alex Myers’ ancestor, Deborah Sampson, who disguised herself as a man and fought in the American Revolutionary War – he related to it his own experience as a transgender person.
Alex Myers is a writer, teacher, speaker, and activist. Since high school, Alex has campaigned for transgender rights. As a female-to-male transgender person, Alex began his transition at Phillips Exeter Academy and was the first transgender student in that academy’s history. Alex was also the first openly transgender student at Harvard and worked to change the university’s nondiscrimination clause to include gender identity. Since then, Alex has worked with schools and colleges to educate students, faculty, and administrators about gender identity. He has assisted dozens of schools as they redesign facilities, practices, and policies to be more gender inclusive.

Gabby Gathering – What is Botanical Art?
Thursday, May 20, 2021 at 2:30pm via Zoom

Botanical Painting by Diane Piktialis


Imagine painting every part of a living plant with incredible detail or bringing the vibrancy of a stem or a single petal to life. What are the features of this art form? Why and how did it develop? Who practices it today? And see a demo of selected techniques used by botanical artists and learn of some resources in Maine.
Diane Piktialis has a Certificate in Botanical Art and Illustration from the Friends of Wellesley College Botanical Gardens. She is currently President of the New England Society of Botanical Artists. Diane splits her time between Brookline, MA and Ogunquit.


Gabby Gathering – Beach Plum Farm, Ogunquit’s own story

Photo credit: Tourist and Town

Thursday, May 6, 2021, at 2:30pm via Zoom

Beach Plum Farm today is a community oasis of meadow, gardens, wildlife, beach plums and salt marsh with views over the Ogunquit River, sand dunes and ocean. How did it get to where it is? Please join Tin Smith with the Great Works Regional Land Trust for a brief and remarkable history.

Visit our YouTube Channel to see some of our past Gabby Gatherings.

Gabby Gathering – Where in Ogunquit Are We?!

Looking north.

Thursday, April 22 at 2:30 PM via Zoom

Using old photos and postcards, we will test your knowledge of Ogunquit! Bryce Waldrop, Administrator for the Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit, will share numerous early postcards and images as we try and guess where they are (or were) located. Come and have fun and as we wander through Ogunquit’s colorful past.

https://networkmaine.zoom.us/j/83384829257

Meeting ID: 833 8482 9257

Gabby Gathering – Let’s Talk About It

Thursday, April 7 at 2:30 PM via Zoom

For National Library Week we are trying something new this Thursday during our Gabby Gathering. We are introducing a new segment called Let’s Talk About It. We would like to gather informally to discuss what you are currently reading, watching or listening to. Please join us and share a book, show or podcast.

Gabby Gathering on March 25 at 2:30 A musical presentation by The York River Ramblers.

Cathy King and Keith Fletcher
Presentation at the Land trust.

The York River Ramblers, Keith Fletcher (fiddle and banjo) and Cathy King (guitar and vocals), will provide 45 minutes of music for your listening pleasure. They have a large repertoire of old and new fiddle tunes from a variety of traditions. They love playing this music and trust you’ll love it, too. Both are volunteers at the Great Works Regional Land Trust. Keith was involved in working to conserve the Old Boston Land, the largest tract of undeveloped land in Ogunquit.

On March 18 at 2:30 author Kimberly A. Hamlin talked about her book “Free thinker: sex, suffrage, and the extraordinary life of Helen Hamilton Gardener”

Kimberly A. Hamlin, PhD is an award-winning historian, speaker, and writer. Her book, Free Thinker: Sex, Suffrage, and the Extraordinary Life of Helen Hamilton Gardener reveals the fascinating story of the “fallen woman” who reinvented herself and became the “most potent factor” in Congressional passage of the 19th Amendment. Free Thinker received support from a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Public Scholar Award and the Carrie Chapman Catt Prize for Research on Women and Politics. Appointed to the Organization of American Historians Distinguished Lecturer Bureau, Hamlin speaks about the history of women, gender, and sex across the country. A regular contributor to the Washington Post, Hamlin’s research has also been featured in NPR and CBC radio, Vice, qz.com, among other outlets, and she has contributed to several PBS documentaries. Hamlin helped to organize commemorations of the 2020 suffrage centennial, and she serves as historical consultant to the Bearded Lady Project, now on view at the National Museum of Natural History. Hamlin lives in Cincinnati, Ohio where she co-hosts the Mercantile Library’s “Women You Should Know” Book Series and teaches at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

“Human Rights in Wells/Ogunquit- Still healing from our past: An historical perspective spanning slavery to restricted covenants to the passage of the Maine Human Rights Act.

Terry Ann Lunt’s expertise is grounded in her tenure, serving under 3 Governors, as the first executive director subsequent to the establishment of the Maine Human Rights Commission.

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Painter Edward Hopper and his work in Ogunquit in 1914 and 1915; where did Edward Hopper set up his easel?

Chris Woodbury, retired engineer and grandson of Charles Woodbury, narrates a photographic essay of his research on Edward Hopper. Chris knows exactly where Hooper stood when he painted the painting that appears on the Maine bicentennial postage stamp.

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Why choose pastel as your painting medium?

Artist Judith Woodbury will talk about the benefits and drawbacks of pastel painting.

Participants will learn about pastel technique, best supports, safe use of materials (don’t breathe in pastel dust!), the benefits of a slanted easel, the reshaping of pastel sticks, using fixative, proper framing, and more.

The talk will also feature a survey of pastel artists, ranging from cave paintings in Altamira, Spain, through painters of the baroque, enlightenment, and impressionist periods, and ending with contemporary pastelists and Judith’s own work.

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Tour of the Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit’.

Join Administrator & Curator, Bryce Waldrop, as he takes you on a tour of the Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit. We will enjoy a survey of the iconic 1862 Meetinghouse, a glimpse at the museum collections,and see the extensive research library, famed for its genealogy sources.

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The Gold Rush at Perkins Cove

History of the Perkins Cove Gold Rush of 1960 – local historian Jay Smith joined us on Thursday, November 19, at 2:30 PM gave a presentation about the gold rush that swept through Ogunquit in 1960.

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Generators: when the lights go out – Thursday, November 12, at 2:30 PM, Chris Woodbury will be offering advice about picking out a generator fit for your needs and good generator maintenance.

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Preservation of the Old Boston Land. See this presentation on YouTube

Join us on Thursday, October 8, 2020 at 2:30 PM for a Zoom session about an important conservation effort: preservation of the Old Boston Land.

Ogunquit and the Great Works Regional Land Trust have a one-time opportunity on November 3rd to protect the Old Boston Land on North Village Road. At 157 acres this is the largest remaining undeveloped property in the town with over 2000 feet of frontage on the Ogunquit River. Its woodlands, wetlands, historic foundations and cemetery would provide for outdoor recreation and protect water quality. It connects with 6000 acres of conservation lands stretching to Mt Agamenticus. Tin Smith, Great Works Regional Land Trust Board member, will talk about this exciting project and answer questions.

Here is link to a YouTube video which explains his efforts.

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Buttoning up your house and yard for the winter

Join us on Thursday, October 1, 2020 at 2:30 PM for a virtual session about “Buttoning up your house and yard for the winter”. Have you got your firewood stacked up?, the gutters cleaned out?, the bulbs planted? Have you locked the door and headed for Florida? What is your to-do list? We hope to see you there on Zoom!

Visit our YouTube Channel to see some of our past Gabby Gatherings.

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History of the Perkins Cove Bridge presented by Chris Woodbury on September 17, 2020

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See Richard Perkins read his Odes

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Our first Zoom program was “How to use Zoom.”. Call 646-9024 or email info@ogunquitlibrary.com if you want help using Zoom.

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