Wednesday, January 16th, 12:30-2:00 (Porter Hall) An introduction to the benefits of using software for your genealogy record-keeping plus the opportunity to see various genealogical software programs demonstrated. Hosted by Skidompha’s Staff Genealogist, Kathleen Machlachan.
Can you play the ukulele? Join us for an informal jam session or come to join the group, which meets every Friday at 3:30 pm in the Carpenter Room at Skidompha.
The library will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Monday, January 21, 2019
Short stories for readers who like their fiction short and sweet! Meets on Monthly on Mondays in the Library Atrium. For more information, email the development office. January 2019’s meeting WILL STILL MEET ON MLK…
Beginner series – AM. (Attendees must sign up in advance with Staff Genealogist Kathleen Machlachlan and must have completed the introduction to Beginning Genealogy Seminar)
What did your ancestors wear on their heads? Plain or fancy, furry or feathery, practical or whimsical – – hats have been popular for generations and hat styles can help us date photos! And knowing the…
Girls Who Code is a club for girls in 6th through 8th grades. This is the local chapter of a national program. For more information about the national program visit https://girlswhocode.com/about-us/. For info about this local…
Memoirs and Biographies. Meets monthly on Thursday afternoon at the Skidompha Secondhand Book Shop (17 Backstreet Landing, Damariscotta). No sign up required; RSVPs welcomed to receive updates on scheduling via email. Email the development office to…
Beginner series – PM. Attendees must sign up in advance with Staff Genealogist Kathleen Machlachlan and must have completed the introduction to Beginning Genealogy Seminar.
Can you play the ukulele? Join us for an informal jam session or come to join the group, which meets every Friday at 3:30 pm in the Carpenter Room at Skidompha.
No advance sign up required, but please email the development office to receive updates via email. We will discuss “Talk Before Sleep” by Elizabeth Berg at our January meeting.
Join us for a presentation by Kyle Tong on Chinese Education: Twenty Years from Catch-up to Leadership. This will take place in Porter Hall and is free and open to the public.
Please note that this meeting of the “Other Worlds” book club has been cancelled. Science Fiction and Fantasy Fun for young adults and adults! Monthly on Tuesdays in the Library Atrium. No sign-up necessary; RSVPs welcomed…
Frustrated with entering source information into your software program? Want help in navigating the eccentricities of those entry fields offered? Need encouragement to keep up this best practice of genealogical research? This small group format should help! Group size…
Girls Who Code is a club for girls in 6th through 8th grades. This is the local chapter of a national program. For more information about the national program visit https://girlswhocode.com/about-us/. For info about this local…
Can you play the ukulele? Join us for an informal jam session or come to join the group, which meets every Friday at 3:30 pm in the Carpenter Room at Skidompha.
Having the Courage to Connect: These Steps Can Save a Life A Suicide Prevention Conversation with Greg Marley, LCSW, Clinical Director, NAMI Maine We live in challenging times and lead busy lives filled with competing…
Join us in the Story Circle for a storytime filled with movement, song, and some great stories read aloud. Stay afterwards to socialize and play with friends new and old. “Toddler Time” is loosely designed…
Beginner series – AM. (Attendees must sign up in advance with Staff Genealogist Kathleen Machlachlan and must have completed the introduction to Beginning Genealogy Seminar)
Join us in the Story Circle for a storytime filled with movement, song, and some great stories read aloud. Stay afterwards to socialize and play with friends new and old. Loosely designed for children ages…
Girls Who Code is a club for girls in 6th through 8th grades. This is the local chapter of a national program. For more information about the national program visit https://girlswhocode.com/about-us/. For info about this local…
Beginner series – PM. Attendees must sign up in advance with Staff Genealogist Kathleen Machlachlan and must have completed the introduction to Beginning Genealogy Seminar.
Can you play the ukulele? Join us for an informal jam session or come to join the group, which meets every Friday at 3:30 pm in the Carpenter Room at Skidompha.
Girls face many challenges that can thwart their ability to develop a strong, honest voice expressing who they are. Girls Leadership (see girlsleadership.org) is an exciting program dedicated to teaching girls skills to exercise the…
Join us in the Story Circle for a storytime filled with movement, song, and some great stories read aloud. Stay afterwards to socialize and play with friends new and old. “Toddler Time” is loosely designed…
Join us in the Story Circle for a storytime filled with movement, song, and some great stories read aloud. Stay afterwards to socialize and play with friends new and old. Loosely designed for children ages…
Girls Who Code is a club for girls in 6th through 8th grades. This is the local chapter of a national program. For more information about the national program visit https://girlswhocode.com/about-us/. For info about this local…
This event is part of our CHATS with Champions speaker series. They are free and open to the public in Skidompha’s Porter Hall. Please allow time for parking.
Can you play the ukulele? Join us for an informal jam session or come to join the group, which meets every Friday at 3:30 pm in the Carpenter Room at Skidompha.
Skidompha will be closed all day on Monday, February 18, 2019 in observance of Presidents’ Day. We will reopen for normal hours on Tuesday, February 19th.
Join us in the Story Circle for a storytime filled with movement, song, and some great stories read aloud. Stay afterwards to socialize and play with friends new and old. “Toddler Time” is loosely designed…
Beginner series – AM. (Attendees must sign up in advance with Staff Genealogist Kathleen Machlachlan and must have completed the introduction to Beginning Genealogy Seminar)
Join us in the Story Circle for a storytime filled with movement, song, and some great stories read aloud. Stay afterwards to socialize and play with friends new and old. Loosely designed for children ages…
Girls Who Code is a club for girls in 6th through 8th grades. This is the local chapter of a national program. For more information about the national program visit https://girlswhocode.com/about-us/. For info about this local…
Finding your ancestor’s name or photo in a newspaper can be a thrill, offering a deep sense of connection. News articles can also provide a wealth of new information by naming relatives, towns of residence…
Beginner series – PM. Attendees must sign up in advance with Staff Genealogist Kathleen Machlachlan and must have completed the introduction to Beginning Genealogy Seminar.
*NEW TIME AND LOCATION as of 2/21/19!* Memoirs and Biographies. Meets monthly on Thursday afternoon in the Skidompha Library Artrium. No sign up required; RSVPs welcomed to receive updates on scheduling via email. Email the development…
The library will be closing early on 2/22/19 (at 2 pm) to begin preparing for our Through the Pages formal costume ball in the evening. Regularly scheduled meetings and room bookings will still be honored.
Can you play the ukulele? Join us for an informal jam session or come to join the group, which meets every Friday at 3:30 pm in the Carpenter Room at Skidompha.
Join Skidompha Library and The Lincoln County News for our “Through the Pages” costume ball on February 22nd, 2019 from 6:30 to 11 pm. Deck out in your formal wear from any decade that…