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01/09/25-04/09/25 at All Day
Introductory Offer from Aegle Radiant HealthGet your DXA Body Composition, VO2 max and resting metabolic rate for $150 each at Aegle Radiant Health in Topsham. We are offering an introductory offer membership of $150 a month which includes all testing for a limited time. Text 207-656-5725 to schedule. |
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02/02/25-02/28/25 at All Day
Longfellow Days 2025!Explore the history and legacy of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and his ties to the Brunswick Community200th Anniversary of Bowdoin’s Class of 1825
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02/22/25 at 9:30 am to 11:00 am
Grand Opening Celebration at The Mix!Join us as we officially celebrate our opening on Park Row! We will have a ribbon cutting with the Brunswick Downtown Association as well as door prizes and light refreshments. You will also have a chance to shop in our limited-time sale room! Visit us at our new location at 163 Park Row in downtown Brunswick! Event runs 9:30 to 11:00 am on Saturday, February 22nd.
Our new location at 163 Park Row |
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02/22/25 at 9:30 am to 10:15 am
Yoga for Connection Saturday MorningsJoin us for Yoga for Connection on Saturday mornings with Lillian Dougher.
This is a well rounded yoga class using imagery, metaphors, and breath-work to take us through the flow. Classes are crafted with creative sequencing, alignment, pranayama, and playing with the geometric fits and folds in the body to cultivate more space and openness within. Yoga has the ability to rewire the nervous system and restore bodily functions. It is a longevity practice. A method used to strengthen the body, lubricate the joints, increase flexibility in the muscles and fascia, and ease the mind.
Expect hands-on adjustments (with consent) and a nurturing environment that encourages introspection. This class is perfect for those seeking to rejuvenate their energy, improve alignment.
Classes incorporate elements of alignment-based Hatha yoga, Vinyasa flow, Chinese Taoist theory, sacred geometry, breath work, and meditation. Guiding the mind through the body, the yoga practice aims to restore balance, clear blockages, and deepen connection to inner wisdom.
*All classes are 18+
*Please pre-register for class here: https://app.punchpass.com/org/19202/classes/16452548
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02/22/25 at 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Saturday Sit-down mortgage knowledge is power!Every week we will discuss various mortgage programs, answer questions and talk about todays housing market. Whether you are a first time buyer, looking to build , buying a second home or seasonal property there will be a class for you. Hosted by Catherine Flaherty, NMLS 219224 of CMG Home Loans Week 1, March 1, 2025. First time buyers, discussion of low down payment, no down payment and Government programs Week 2, March 8,2025. Trying to buy, first time buyers or you’ve done this before, we will discuss financing options. Week 3, March 15 2025. Looking to build your home, discussion on navigating financing options. Week 4, March 22, 2025. Second home or seasonal homes, cottage’s and camps. What are your options!
Please join me in demystifying mortgages in a relaxed forum, we will have lively and informative conversations. Coffee, Frosty’s Donuts, and Dutchman Bagels will be served.
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02/22/25 at 2:00 pm to 2:15 pm
Longfellow Days 2025: TAYLOR MALI POETRY UNDER THE CALDERSaturday, February 22?, 2:00-2:15 pm ~
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02/22/25 at 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Happy Hour @ OTTO Everyday!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! -$1.00 off all wine pours! -$7.00 House Margaritas! Call For More Details @ 207-406-2784 Open Sunday- Thursday 11-8, Friday and Saturday 11-9 |
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02/22/25 at 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm
Longfellow Days: EVENING OF MUSIC and POETRYTRIBUTE TO CLASS OF 1825: EVENING OF MUSIC & POETRYLongfellow’s poetry set to music and voice, featuring compositions by Paul Sullivan, Stuart Gillespie, Ann MacDonald Diers, Jud Caswell, and Scott Woodruff. Performed by the combined Bowdoin Chamber Choir with chorus members from area community choirs. Directed by Stuart Gillespie and Will Bristol. In addition, spoken word poet, Taylor Mali will perform in tribute to the Class of 1825! And Brunswick community members will participate in readings of the poems orchestrated. Paul Sullivan is an American Grammy Award winning pianist and composer whose music blends jazz and classical styles. He is a member of the Paul Winter Consort and has performed with some legendary orchestras, such as the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Boston Pops. Sullivan has worked in some of New York’s most prestigious jazz clubs as well. In the theater world, he has worked as a Musical Director, pianist, and/or conductor for many Off-Broadway and Broadway shows. Ann MacDonald Diers (1925-2019) received a BA from the Hartt School of Music and an MA from Columbia University. Composing music was one of her driving passions, whether for chorus, children or as a soloist. Several of her pieces have been published and her anthem “Hold Your Hands Out Over the Earth” won first place in a national competition. Stuart Gillespie retired in 2004 as Director of Choral Ensembles and Fine Arts Department Chair at Naugatuck Valley Community College in Connecticut. He began his choral directing career in 1965 as a baritone with the US Army Chorus in Europe. He is a published composer and has written many choral arrangements for the MSC Singers. One of the leading singer-songwriters on the current scene, Jud Caswell is a master multi-instrumentalist, playing guitar, banjo, cittern, whistles and Irish drums. Jud’s originals have won some of the most prestigious songwriting contests in the country, including the legendary Kerrville New Folk competition. His songs have been taught at Berklee, recorded by Judy Collins, and named “#4 Song of the Decade” by New York’s WFUV. Scott Woodruff is a talented Midcoast Maine musician, sound engineer, and host of open mics. He enjoys mixing it up as a solo artist and band member with such bands as Leopard Girls. He has produced a CD, Them Old Bones, which is a collection of his songs written about his life experiences. Bowdoin’s Chamber Choir is a vocal ensemble which delves into a wide variety of music from different genres and time periods. Singers in Chamber Choir work on developing healthy singing practices within the context of ensemble singing. The ensemble aims to be a place for singing together joyfully while also stretching themselves as musicians and artists. Chamber Choir under the direction of Jeffery Christmas
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