View-from-Home WebEx Presentation by Sasha Fitzpatrick, Financial Advisor As you consider your long-term financial goals, how do stocks measure up? In less than 60 minutes, Sasha can help you evaluate […]

This creative activity is great for any age and a nice way to use extra cardboard you have around the house. Be inspired to make a unique, dramatic mask that […]

Capital for Entrepreneurs & Small Business During COVID-19: An Overview of Programs with FAME Following the social distancing recommendations of the Maine CDC and Governor Mills' administration, CMGC is changing […]

Join us for a weekend of fiber-filled fun; enjoy the company of fellow fiber enthusiasts in the picturesque town of Sidney, Maine. This event runs from 3 p.m., Friday, May 15 […]

Colby’s graduating class of studio art majors have been working hard all year on their capstone work. Starting Friday, May 15, photographs, videos, artist statements, and more will be available […]

We are so excited to have our artist and friend, Hélène Farrar, share her video on the encaustic process. Encaustic painting uses pigments and bees wax which is then applied […]

CANCELLED! LOCAL FLAVORS · featuring local food, wine & beer On Friday, May 15, the Maine Children's Home for Little Wanderers will be hosting a wine and beer tasting at […]

The first way that film and animation was made was through an apparatus called the zoetrope which was a simple way to make drawings or still photographs appear to move. […]

This demonstration will offer understanding of Mexican food, its components and how to successfully combine ingredients and spices. We will discuss common ingredients and introduce surprising ones, as well as […]

During this time of quarantine, it’s easy to explore simple projects like baking, cooking, sewing, and painting. Why not add flower and leaf pressing to the mix? This activity can […]

We are pleased to have our artist and friend, Desiree DuBois, join us via Facebook to present her paintings and unique rock art designs. Skowhegan artist, Desiree DuBois, has been […]

  Crafternoon might not be happening in the Library, but you can still participate from home! Join Mrs. Liz at 3PM on the Waterville Public Library's Facebook page  for instructions on how […]

Let’s go fly a kite! Create a kite using simple materials and then go outside in the lovely spring air to fly your creation. Materials needed: newspaper, dowels, straws, or […]

Maine Voices Live Waterville features conversations between Morning Sentinel and Kennebec Journal writers and notable Mainers. Audience members can experience a memorable night with a Q&A at the end. The […]

Playing with food can be fun! Make playful, carved prints from vegetables, inspired by our current virtual exhibition, Maine Aomori Printmaking Society. We will show you how to use potatoes, […]

The Waterville Noontime Rotary Club will hold its annual Spring Fling Auction online on Thursday, May 28, starting at 6:00 PM. Interested supporters must register online at Eventbrite. The registration […]

We are pleased to have our artist and friends Matt Demers and Allison McKeen from Gardiner! Matt is a visual Artist who grew up making the kind of crafts you […]

Art Club for All-Junk Drawer Challenge This challenge, inspired by artist James Brunt, is to take your junk drawer and create art from it! We will look at the items […]

Crafternoon might not be happening in the Library, but you can still participate from home! Join Mrs. Liz at 3PM on the Waterville Public Library's Facebook page  for instructions on how […]

Virtual After School Art Club – Printmaking with Unusual Objects Printmaking is an art medium that can include many interesting materials in its process. In this session, learn how compact […]

This week we are full-on-Wonka, visiting local culinary artist and chocolatier Mark Simpson, from Christopher Hastings Confections. Mark will take us through the confectionery world to show us how he […]

Based on Katie Coppens' book, Geology is a Piece of Cake, this virtual interactive program offers a baked approach to thinking about rock formation, tectonic plate movement, fossils and more. […]

We are still planning on the original date of June 6th, 2020. However, in an effort to plan ahead, if need be, please hold September 13, 2020 as a backup date on your […]