Events - Oct 19 24

Website: www.brunswickmedicalaesthetics.com

Phone: 802-558-0134

Calling all writers! Join us for Friday morning independent working sessions by the 1904 building fireplace. Work on your own project or use a provided prompt. There is no reading/sharing in this group, just a good time to buckle down and work quietly among the company of other writers. The group is facilitated by Molly McGrath, Curtis Contemporaries Committee member, former publications director of The Telling Room in Portland, and current owner/editor at Pink Eraser Press.

2024 Halloween Pumpkin & Popcorn Party hosted by Brunswick Parks and Recreation! 

Located on the mall for youth of all ages

$10 per resident child

$13 per non-resident child

Rain location will be at the Brunswick Rec Center

Healthy Living Fundamentals is a beginner-level Reformer Pilates class designed for individuals with specific needs, such as osteoporosis, arthritis, post-surgery recovery, or pregnancy. With small class sizes, this class offers personalized support and focuses on teaching participants the necessary modifications to move safely and confidently. By building strength, mobility, and balance, participants will develop the skills needed to transition into open-level classes with a strong understanding of how to adapt movements to suit their individual needs.

About Maine Pilates:

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Portland Pie is now serving BRUNCH every Saturday and Sunday!

It’s a new day at the Pie. Pizza, sandwiches, pastries, cocktails, coffee, tea, and much more.

20th Anniversary Open House and Telescope Sale!  Come explore your interest in Astronomy, learn about equipment and maybe even buy a telescope! SMA is selling excess equipment including scopes for beginners up to dream scopes for more advanced observers.  Short topic presentations on observing basics, constellations, and the latest innovations in equipment. If sunny we’ll look at the sun through specially filtered telescopes!  Free.

We Are Open For Dine In!

Come Hang Out With Us and Your Friends For….

Happy Hour @ OTTO daily from 3 pm-5 pm

Free Slice with your first adult beverage!

-$2.50 High Life Drafts

-$5.50 Allagash White Drafts

-$5.00 House Wine Pours

-$7.00 House Margaritas

Feel Free To Call For More Details @ 1-207-406-2784

Open Sunday- Thursday 11-8, Friday and Saturday 11-9

UUCB Concerts for a Cause presents legendary folksingers, Sally Rogers & Claudia Schmidt at the Brunswick UU Church on October 19^th at 7:30 pm to raise money for the Brunswick Area Teen Center and Maine Family Planning.

Claudia & Sally, both Michigan natives, have each shared their talents as solo artists and as a duo.   Sally is a folk artist, and Claudia is known for both folk and jazz.  For over 4 decades, they have been performing together, demonstrating a deep musical connection onstage. They have played at prestigious folk venues around the world and were regulars on Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion.  Their soaring harmonies, fascinating double dulcimer work, and the mix of 6 and 12 string guitars make up their wide repertoire of originals and traditional songs.

Sally Rogers is a remarkably accomplished musician, songwriter, storyteller, and educator.  Over her career, she has recorded more than a dozen albums and has established herself as a preeminent voice in folk music.  She began her career as a full-time touring musician in 1979, after encouragement from Stan Rogers, the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter.  Rogers has toured extensively, performing as well as teaching workshops with adults and children.

Claudia Schmidt is a powerful vocalist who describes herself as a “creative noisemaker,” engaging audiences with folk classics, jazz, blues, bawdy verses and humorous parodies. She has recorded 16 of her own albums, and four with Sally Rogers.  Her widely acclaimed folk and jazz-based compositions have found their way into radio, TV, film and theater productions.

Sally and Claudia’s album “Closing the Distance” was voted by public radio stations throughout the country as one of the 10 most popular albums of the year. They recently released their fourth collaborative album “We are Welcomed,” which celebrates love, friendship and social justice, themes that have been the cornerstone of their intertwined careers for decades.Top of Form

Here are a few of their other songs that you may enjoy:
Willful Ignorance
Crossing the Bar
We are Welcomed
I See the Moon

Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door, $10 students/children. Tickets are available at the church office, Gulf of Maine Books, or online at  https://ticketstripe.com/sallyrogers.

UUCB Concerts for a Cause presents an evening with the renowned folk singers, Sally Rogers amd Claudia Schmidt  at the Brunswick UU Church, 1 Middle Street, on October 19th at 7:30 pm.  All proceeds from the concert will be given to this season’s charities, Brunswick Area Teen Center and Maine Family Planning.

 Sally and Claudia, both Michigan natives, have each shared their talents as solo artists and as a duo.  For over 4 decades, they have been performing together, demonstrating a deep musical connection onstage. They have played at prestigious folk venues around the world and were regulars on Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion.  Their soaring harmonies, fascinating double dulcimer work, and the mix of 6 and 12 string guitars make up their wide repertoire of originals and traditional songs.

Sally Rogers is a remarkably accomplished musician, songwriter, storyteller, and educator.  Over her career, she has recorded more than a dozen albums and has established herself as a preeminent voice in folk music.  She began her career as a full-time touring musician in 1979, after encouragement from Stan Rogers, the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter.  Rogers has toured extensively, performing as well as teaching workshops with adults and children.  She has also appeared many times on A Priairie Home Companion and Mountain Stage and is a favorite at folk and storytelling festivals.

Claudia Schmidt is a powerful vocalist who describes herself as a “creative noisemaker,” engaging audiences with folk classics, jazz, blues, bawdy verses and humorous parodies. She has recorded 16 of her own albums, and four with Sally Rogers.  Her widely acclaimed folk and jazz-based compositions have found their way into radio, TV, film and theater productions. Her musical theater performances include “Gales of November,” a 2005 retelling of the tragic 1975 sinking of the ship Edmund Fitzgerald. Like Sally Rogers, Claudia has appeared numerous times on A Prairie Home Companion, solo and as a duo with Sally.  Garrison Keillor once said. “When Claudia sings a song, it stays sung.”

Sally and Claudia’s 1987 album “Closing the Distance” was voted by public radio stations throughout the country as one of the 10 most popular albums of the year. In they released their fourth collaborative album “We are Welcomed,” which celebrates love, friendship and social justice, themes that have been the cornerstone of their intertwined careers for decades.Top of Form

Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door, $10 students/children. Tickets are available at the church office, Gulf of Maine Books, or at  https://ticketstripe.com/sallyrogers.

For more info contact Shirley at 207-729-8515.

Samples of music:

Crossing the Bar
Willful Ignorance
We are Welcomed
I See the Moon
Lovely Agnes
Medley of songs